Ef-frāy', v. t.
(-frā'), v. t. [Fr. effrayer, Pr. esfreyar, esfreidar, from Lat. ex, out, and frigidus, cold, frosty, frigus, cold, a cold shudder produced by fear.] To frighten. [Obs.] Spenser.
(-frā'), v. t. [Fr. effrayer, Pr. esfreyar, esfreidar, from Lat. ex, out, and frigidus, cold, frosty, frigus, cold, a cold shudder produced by fear.] To frighten. [Obs.] Spenser.