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This is probably the past form of the verb fretFret means to worry or be annoyed.He fretted over the death of his dog.Fret can also be the strips of metal that go across the neck of a guitar. In this context it can be a verb or a noun.The frets on his guitar were worn and needed replacing. - nounHe fretted the note on the sixth string. - verb
Little faith, as in "he is of little faith"
Hey, let us be a little friendly to those around us.
The opposite of 'big' is little.
little brother (in chinese)
because it is hard to comunicate with nature
The author is referring to small worries or concerns that caused them stress or annoyance. These little cares may not be significant in the grand scheme of things but still have the power to bother or irritate the author.
Joe fretted about the upcoming test because he didn't study.
No. Stringed orchestra instruments (Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass) do not have fretted fingerboards.
I do, at least a little bit.
no one cares
its the little things that count.
Cares, Fairs, snares, flairs ...
A chambermaid is a maid who cleans and cares for bedrooms.
shows a man cares a women...
the meaning of bolling comes from the very rich but cares for the poor with all his heart
The past tense is fretted.