Frim (adj) (Br/En) (Dialectal)
frim
In good physical shape / tender and succulent.
Middle English, abundant, flourishing, probably from Old English freme good, excellent; akin to Old English fram bold, strong, Old Norse framr foremost, fram forward
Example sentences
“The cows were in frim state and ready for market.”
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