Fraught Edit Meaning

1.

Filled with or full of a feeling, force or intention.

Creepy old woman: "Careful boy... Those woods are fraught with danger... Heh, heh, heh..."

Christian Observer: "This site is fraught with wickedness."

See wicked, evil, darkness, sin

2.

1. adj - Containing excessive amounts of

2. adj - To an extreme degree

E.g. "That jail sentence was fraught with grief"

E.g. "That girl is fraught (with hotness)"

3.

Fraught (frôt), verb

1. To be denied, unaccepted or refused.

1. The girl didn't return your phone call, you were fraught down.

He blocked your shot, you were fraught down.

Your book got bad reviews, it was fraught down.

See denied, refused, shut down, accepted, frot, frat, Swanston