Frog (disambiguation)

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A frog is a member of a diverse group of amphibians composing the order Anuran.

Frog may also refer to:

Businesses and organizations

• Frog (models), a brand of model aircraft
• The Frogs (club), a twentieth century African American theatrical organization
• Frog Design Inc., a design firm founded in 1969
• Frog Mobile, a pre-paid mobile service in Greece, Bulgaria and Romania

People

• Frog Fagan (1940–1993), NASCAR Winston Cup driver
• Frog Pocket, recording name of John Charles Wilson, a Scottish musician
• Frog Redus (1905–1979), American baseball infielder in the Negro Leagues

Media and entertainment

Games

• Frog (game), a solitaire card game
• Frogs (video game), a single-player action / platform arcade game

Literature

• Frog (picture books), a series of picture books by children's writer Max Velthuijs
• The Frogs, a play by Aristophanes

Characters

• Frog (Chrono Trigger), a video game character
• Crazy Frog, a computer-animated character
• Frog, the handle of the Smokey and the Bandit character Carrie, played by Sally Field
• Frogs, an alien species from German science-fiction series Raumpatrouille – Die phantastischen Abenteuer des Raumschiffes Orion
• FROGs, an elite group of female soldiers loyal to Ocelot in the game Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Music

• Frog (album), a 2002 album by Merzbow
• Frogs (song), a song by Alice in Chains
• The Frogs (band), an American rock music band founded in 1980
• The Frogs (musical), a 1974 musical adaptation of Aristophanes' play
• Frog Records, a UK classic jazz record label
• Bow frog, block which holds the hair at the grip end of a string instrument's bow

Film and television

• Frogs (film), a 1972 horror film directed by George McCowan
• F.R.O.G., a TV series which aired on TVOntario in the early 1990s, starring Lani Billard
• The Frog, a 1937 film starring Noah Beery, Jack Hawkins and Gordon Harker

Science and technology

• FROG, a block cipher algorithm
• FROG (project), a Robotic Outdoor guide project, funded by the European Commission under the Seventh Framework Programme
• Fast and Realistic OpenGL Displayer, a toolkit for physics' data visualisation
• Frequency-resolved optical gating, a method for measuring ultra-fast laser pulses
• The Unauthorized Frog project, an open-source team developing the Database Deployment Manager
• FROG, a driverless car system from the Netherlands
• FROG-3 and FROG-5, the NATO reporting name for the Soviet short-range artillery rocket system 2K6 Luna
• FROG-7, the NATO reporting name for the Soviet short-range artillery rocket system 9K52 Luna-M

Textiles and garments

• Frog (fastening), an ornamental braiding for the front of a garment
• Flame Resistant Organizational Gear, a U.S. Marine combat uniform
• The act of ripping out stitches in knitting

Railroads

• A railroad switch where two rails cross
• Rerail frog, a ramp device used to put a derailed piece of rolling stock back onto the railway track; see Glossary of rail terminology

Tool parts

• An indentation in a brick
• Part of a mouldboard plough
• Part of a plane (tool)
• Part of a sheath or scabbard for an edged tool or weapon, used to hang the sheath vertically from a belt

Other uses

• Frog (dinghy), a small dinghy
• Frog (horse), part of a horse's hoof
• Frog (pejorative), an ethnic slur for French or French-Canadian people
• FROGS (rebreather), a type of frogman's rebreather
• A folding bicycle produced by Riese und Müller

See also

• Frog Portage, a portage connecting the Saskatchewan and Churchill Rivers
• Frogman, a type of scuba diver
• Common frog Rana temporaria, a frog species found throughout much of Europe
• Frog shark, a species of shark
• List of Anuran families, the order that includes frogs and toads
• Bullfrog (disambiguation)
• Anura (disambiguation)
• Toad (disambiguation)
• All pages beginning with "Frog"

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