Pronunciation: /frʌmp/
noun a dowdy, unattractive, or unfashionable person
A1 She wore an old frump dress to the party.
A2 The frump in the office always wore mismatched clothes.
B1 Despite her frump appearance, she was actually quite intelligent.
B2 The frump of the group surprised everyone with her witty remarks.
C1 The frump's unkempt hair and baggy clothes did not detract from her confidence.
C2 The frump's eccentric style made her stand out in a sea of conformity.
verb There is no applicable verb for the word 'frump'
A1 She frumps her clothes before going out.
A2 He frumped up his hair to give it a messy look.
B1 The old man frumps around the house in his pajamas all day.
B2 She frumps when she's feeling lazy and doesn't want to make an effort.
C1 The actress frumped up for her role as a homeless woman in the movie.
C2 Despite her best efforts, she couldn't help but frump in her old age.
adjective There is no applicable adjective for the word 'frump'
A1 She wore a frump dress to the party.
A2 The frump sweater she was wearing didn't match her outfit.
B1 The frump hairstyle she had chosen was not flattering.
B2 Despite her frump appearance, she exuded confidence.
C1 Her frump demeanor belied her intelligence and wit.
C2 The frump attire she wore to the gala was a deliberate fashion statement.
adverb There is no applicable adverb for the word 'frump'
A1 She dressed frumpily for the casual event.
A2 He walked frumpily down the street, not caring about his appearance.
B1 The old lady sat frumpily in her armchair, knitting a scarf.
B2 Despite her frump appearance, she was a brilliant scientist.
C1 The professor lectured frumpily but with great enthusiasm.
C2 The CEO arrived at the meeting frumpily dressed, surprising everyone.
pronoun There is no applicable pronoun for the word 'frump'
A1 The frump is happy to see you.
A2 I saw a frump at the park yesterday.
B1 The frump in the corner seemed lost and confused.
B2 She always wears that frump to work, but it suits her.
C1 The frump of a dress she was wearing was out of style.
C2 The frump of a man stood out in the crowd with his eccentric outfit.
preposition There is no applicable preposition for the word 'frump'
A1 She walked frump the street to the park.
A2 The cat jumped frump the table onto the floor.
B1 The children ran frump the classroom to the playground.
B2 The hiker trekked frump the base camp up to the summit.
C1 The politician traveled frump one city to another for campaign events.
C2 The marathon runner raced frump the starting line to the finish line.
conjunction There is no applicable conjunction for the word 'frump'
A1 I don't like the frump look of that old sweater, but it's so warm.
A2 She felt frump and tired after a long day at work.
B1 The frump weather made it difficult to enjoy the outdoor picnic.
B2 Despite feeling frump, she managed to finish the project on time.
C1 The frump atmosphere in the office was affecting everyone's productivity.
C2 His frump appearance belied his sharp intellect and wit.
interjection There is no applicable interjection for the word 'frump'
A1 Frump! I dropped my pencil.
A2 Frump! I forgot my lunch at home.
B1 Frump! I can't believe I missed the bus.
B2 Frump! I spilled coffee on my new shirt.
C1 Frump! I accidentally deleted an important file.
C2 Frump! I locked myself out of the house.
article There is no applicable article for the word 'frump'
A1 She looked like a frump in her old, oversized sweater.
A2 The frump of a dress she wore to the party was definitely not her usual style.
B1 Despite her frump appearance, she had a warm and friendly personality.
B2 The frump outfit she put together for the event was surprisingly chic.
C1 Her frump attire was a deliberate choice to rebel against the fashion norms of the industry.
C2 The frump look she sported at the awards ceremony caused a stir among fashion critics.
formal She was dressed in a frump outfit for the business meeting.
informal She looked like a frump in those old jeans and t-shirt.
slang She's a total frump when she doesn't dress up.
figurative Her mood was a frump after hearing the bad news.
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