frank

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciations'frank': /ˈfræŋk/; 'Frank': English: /fræŋk/, German: /fraŋk/

Inflections of 'frank' (adj):

franker

adj comparative

frankest

adj superlative

1. appreciate you being frank (with me)
2. has always been frank (with me)
3. can finally be frank with you (about)
4. is [very, refreshingly] frank on the subject of
5. is [very] frank about
6. let me be frank (here)
7. to be frank, (I don't like it)
8. to be [quite, totally] frank with you
9. frank and [open, honest, earnest]
10. have a frank discussion about
11. a frank exchange of ideas
12. had a few frank words with
13. need a frank [answer, response, opinion]
14. [came in for, accepted] frank criticism
15. a frank assessment of (the situation)

1. eating beans and franks
2. grilled burgers and franks
3. a [letter, parcel, package] frank
4. the frank indicates postage paid
5. has a frank on the [cover, outside]

1. frank [the envelope, a letter, your parcel]
2. franking [personal, business, inter-city, regional] mail
3. franked with a [postmark, stamp]
4. franked [postage paid, 50 cents]
5. franked through the [university, department, ministry, government office]