Question 1

What does "frayer" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To make a path or way passable, in the case of a path, a road; to remove obstacles from it.
To facilitate access or access to something.
To brush against, rub lightly against something, touch something lightly in passing.
To rub a blade with emery to make the grooves made by the grinding wheel disappear.
To rub its antlers to make the velvet that is peeling off fall off.
To frequent, have regular relations; to suit each other mutually.
To reproduce, in the case of fish.
To lay its eggs, in the case of the female who often emits them by rubbing against the sand.
To fertilize these eggs, in the case of the male.
To wear out, in the case of coins.

Question 2

What is the etymology of thr French word "frayer"?

Accepted Answer

from the Latin fricare (to rub).

Question 3

How do you say "frayer" in english?

Accepted Answer

pave the way

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