frissons
nounHow many syllables in frissons?
There are 2 syllables in the word frissons.Divide frissons into syllables:
fris · sons
How to pronounce frissons:
Definition of frissons:
- frissons (noun):
- a brief moment of emotional excitement shudder, thrill
- a feeling of coldness resulting from a cold or damp environment or from sudden fear
Synonyms for frissons:
bangs
boots
chill
exhilarations
flutter
frisson
jollies
kicks
quiver
ripple
rushes
shiver
shudder
surge
thrill
thrills
tingle
titillations
tremble
wave
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