"mere embellishments," 1893, often in negative constructions; earlier "affectation of dress or manner" (1845), U.S. colloquial, from frill (n.) "ornamental bordering."
frigidity
frigorific
frijoles
frill
frillery
frills
frilly
fringe
frippery
Frisbee
Frisco
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