Fred English

Meaning Fred meaning

What does Fred mean?

Definitions in simple English

Fred Proper noun

— Fred is a male given name. It is also a short name for Frederick. His name is Fred.

Fred properNoun

— A short version of Frederick, Alfred, or Wilfred, also used as a formal male given name.

— (military, slang) The Lockheed C-5 Galaxy, a military transport aircraft widely used by USAF aircrews.

Fred noun

— (cycling, slang, derogatory) A novice cyclist.

Synonyms Fred synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Fred?

Fred English » English

Frederick

Frederic

Freddy

Al

Examples Fred examples

How do I use Fred in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Fred went so far as to say that he had hated me.

Fred and George took turns with the driving.

Fred wrote his mother a long letter.

Fred is a lazy fellow.

Fred left his wife a large fortune.

Fred often comes late for class.

Fred is always telling lies.

Fred kicked a ball.

They would never fuss about me if I were Fred Smith.

I met Fred on the street.

When Fred hears loud music, he gets annoyed.

Fred Bloggs is the biggest corrector on Tatoeba.

Fred had his little brother paint the fence.

Fred followed my mother wherever she went.

Fred's house has five rooms.

Because he thought Fred's comment was tacky, Larry got up on his high horse.

The boy talking with Fred is Mike.

Did you hear that Fred has been shown the door?

It makes no difference to me whether Fred came to the party or not.

Movie subtitles

I'm sure we could have asked Fred to come and do this for us.

You're early, Fred.

My mother might want to dance to quickstep with Fred Astaire, but what she needs is expert medical help.

Where is that loafer, Roger Bond, and his assistant loafer, Fred Ayres?

And the quarter goes to the bellhop. - Hey, that's my case two bits. - Here comes Fred.

Hello, Fred.

You always was good, Fred.

Oh, Mr. Fred.

Fred's been down at that investigation for so long.

Hey, Fred.

This is Fred.

Then Fred Hartford came in the stable, and Higgins shot and killed him, didn't he?

Fred, I wanted to ask you - do you really love Susan?

Choose something, Fred.

Fred, you go down to the North Road.

Why, Fred, i never expect those things.

Fred! To talk about gas ovens when we've a roof over our heads.

What's in that parcel, Fred?

You see, i love Fred and he loves me.

Fred, isn't it lovely?

Fred may be looking for me.

Oh, hello, Fred.

Have you a cigarette, Fred?

But on the night of the carnival, i knew that Fred and the princess were. were drunk, too.

Tell me, Fred, have you not a regret for treating Emily so?

But don't forget, Fred. Tomorrow when we go ashore, i'm asked to get off alone.

Do you know why Fred succeeded so admirably with her royal highness?

On the level, Fred, I'm gonna be married.

Hi, Fred.

Hello, Fred?

Fred Evans came up after the show and danced.

What? -He came out of the train instead of Fred and Billy.

The party's through on account of you. - Fred!

Hold your horses! Hurry up, Fred.

Tell 'em Fred sent ya.

Fred, they're still on the phone.

But the reprieve, Fred.

Thanks, Fred.

And if Fred Graves had any idea this would happen, he'd have made out the certificates in both our names.

News and current affairs

Consider an editorial written in March by the Washington Post's editorial director, Fred Hiatt, in which he makes a very small and limited apology for the newspaper's coverage and evaluation of the Bush administration.

Fred Bergsten and Joseph Gagnon, my colleagues at the Peterson Institute, have proposed including a currency clause in any TPP deal.