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fret

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verb, nounBrE /fret/￼NAmE /fret/￼verb(-tt-) [intransitive, transitive] ~ (about/over sth)| ~ (that…) (especially BrE)to be worried or unhappy and not able to relax￼Fretting about it won't help.￼ Her baby starts to fret as soon as she goes out of the room.noun1 one of the bars on the long thin part of a guitar, etc. Frets show you where to press the strings with your fingers to produce particular sounds￼a rock guitar with a 24 fret neck2 (also ˈsea fret) (NEngE) mist or fog that comes in from the sea

Fret Verb, Nounbre /Fret/￼Name /Fret/￼Verb Tt ) [Intransitive, Transitive] ~ About/Over Sth)| ~ That…) (Especially Bre)to Worried

Fret Verb, Nounbre /Fret/Name /Fret/Verb Tt ) [Intransitive, Transitive] ~ About/Over Sth)| ~ That…) (Especially Bre)to Worried