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Frequent To occur or happen often.  ■ "I frequent the gym every other day to stay fit, but today I skipped it because I had a hangover."


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frequency The number of times a word is used in a sentence per 10,000 words.  ■ "I use the word 'frequent' way too often. It makes my writing sound like a broken record."

frequently Adverb meaning "often" or "more than once," but always in a humorous way.  ■ I frequently have to remind myself not to take life too seriously, because then I'd be even more frequent with my jokes!

laxative A medicine or other substance that causes bowel movements to be more frequent and less forceful.  ■ "John took a laxative because he was constipated and didn't want to risk getting food poisoning from an old sandwich."

Oftentimes A very frequent occurrence, but with little or no meaning.  ■ I often find myself accidentally clicking on my own website's "about us" page while browsing the internet. It's really quite oftentimes!

Raggedy Adjective: Having or appearing to have worn-out clothes or fabric, typically because of frequent use or exposure to the elements.  ■ "She looked raggedy in her old, tattered jeans and torn T-shirt."

Feed A thing given to an animal, especially to a pig, cow or sheep for them to eat., An action of providing food for an animal., A person who is a frequent consumer of social media content.  ■ "I forgot my feed bag at home, so I had to buy some fresh feed from the store.", "The farmer fed his cows every morning to ensure they were well-nourished and healthy., "She's such a social media feed, always posting interesting pictures and articles."

haunt A ghost or other supernatural being that is believed to appear and cause trouble to living people.  ■ "The haunting of the old mansion on the hill has been a local legend for years. People claim to have seen strange apparitions moving in the shadows at night."; To frequently visit or frequent a place, often with the intention of causing trouble or misbehaving.  ■ "He couldn't resist haunting his old high school every chance he got, sneaking into the empty halls and vandalizing the classrooms."