How to pronounce “frett” in English

So it's something we've fretted about.

It's not made to be something that is fretted about.

Limpopo fretted that they'd be stolen.

My question-- you said that the marketing department were fretting because men don't buy women's books.

And I remember weeping at night and I was fretting to myself.

studio type movies is to the woman who sits around home fretting about the guy who's the cop, who's actually doing all the cool stuff in

concentrate better. I wasn't fretty.

It was one of those nervy summer days of sudden strong winds that fretted the hawks feathers as he stared at her

Over the last several years, librarians have been fretting greatly about the future of their ability to be libraries in that classic way

Five years into my project, I was still fretting and I told a friend I needed a Ph.D. to write this book.

I'm usually the one fretting the most about it, but I'm also the one that feels it's gonna work out.

And the journalists, of course, are fretting.

If your life resembles my own, to any degree, you have fretted incessantly over your children's well-being and future, and have long pondered their strivings

While cycling enthusiasts rhapsodized about the safety bicycle's benefits for riders of both sexes and all ages, doctors fretted that many of their patients

"Sam was, in fact, about to travel to Asia with her boyfriend and she was fretting about what her backers would think

Even though those same colleagues would, in their brain, be saying, there but for the grace of God go I. So she kept this to herself, and she was fretting about this as

He's going to go all night long and in between that, he'll be fretting and worrying and going out and scouting locations.