Frog (disambiguation)

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Frog may refer to:

• Frog, an amphibian
• Frog (bicycle), a folding bicycle
• Frog (fastening), an ornamental braiding, or a specific style called a Chinese frog
• Frog (floral), a device for holding the stems of cut flowers in place in the bottom of a vase
• Frog (horse) part of a horse's hoof that assists in the circulation of blood
• Frog (railroad) the crossing point of two rails
• Frog (violin bow) part of a violin's bow grasped while drawing the bow across the string
• Frog, a derogatory or insulting way of referring to a French person
• Frogman, a scuba diver.
• Frog design, a "creative consultancy"
• Freddo Frog, a confectionery popular in Australia
• Frog (models), a former brand of model aircraft and scale model kits in Britain
• Frog CMS, content management/blog software
• Frog (Lighting control console) A series of lighting control consoles produced by Zero 88.

Entertainment

Main article: Frogs in popular culture

• Frogs (film), a 1972 film directed by George McCowan
• Frog (Chrono Trigger), a playable character in Chrono Trigger
• Frogger, a video game
• Frogs (video game), The first platform game
• The Frogs, a comedy play by Aristophanes
• The Frogs (musical), Stephen Sondheim's musical adaptation of Aristophanes' play
• The Frogs (band), a rock band
• The Frog Prince, a fairy tale
• The Frog Princess, a fairy tale
• The Frog Footman at the door of the Duchess's house in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
• Crazy Frog, a ringtone company and parody band
• Frog+, an album by Merzbow
• Frog Records, a record label
• Michigan J. Frog, Warner Brothers cartoon character and the WB television network's mascot.
• Frogs (song) by Alternative Metal group Alice in Chains
• FROG. [1]An Indie club night, held in London every Saturday at the Mean Fiddler from 2003 until 2007.
• F.R.O.G., an old science TV series which was emitted by Discovery Kids in the back 90's

Other uses

• In a moldboard plow, the bracket bolted to the main frame, to which all the ground - engaging parts are fastened.
• A flat metal base with closely-ranged spikes to hold flower stems in a flower arrangement
• The end of the bow of a stringed instrument that includes the nut - the mechanism which alters the tautness of the hairs
• A bullfighter's jacket
• A sexually promiscuous person who "jumps" from bed to bed.
• An indentation in one of the bed faces of a brick, usually the top
• That part of a metal wood working bench plane (tool) which supports the blade assembly
• An attachment to a belt for carrying a weapon
• A decorative looped fastener on a garment, typically on a military tunic (e.g. as worn by the Blue Hussars)
• A round brass fastener clip that holds the rear side of a pin attached through some garment, typically used for military decorations.

FROG may stand for:

• FROG, a block cipher algorithm
• Free Range on Grid, a driverless car technology from the Netherlands
• An acronym for "Free Rocket over Ground", used as a NATO reporting name to designate a series of (former Soviet Union) rocket artillery - most notably FROG-7.
• Frequency-resolved optical gating, a method used to measure ultrashort optical pulses
• FROG (mobile homepage), a homepage for mobile devices
• Flame resistant organizational gear, a U.S. Marine combat uniform

FROGS might stand for:

• Full Range Oxygen Gas System, an oxygen rebreather currently used in France