Modifying Another Word

• often: Frieda watched Margaret and tried to emulate her calm, sure-footed manner, but her baby would often frazzle her nerves.

Object

• parent: Itâs an effective and easy to understand introduction to time and should ensure extra sleep for frazzled parents!

• existence: It may be the only thing you need to bring peace back into your frazzled existence with your tiny baby, or babies.

• brain: The result is an almost hypnotic wave of color, soothing your frazzled brain.

• mother: Frazzled, frantic mothers shout at them, but don't dare leave the queue for the tables where they will receive billeting details.

Subject

• experience: Partly itâs also because after all this time, my partner got to be pretty frazzled by the whole experience.

• blowback: Running away before getting frazzled by the blowback is a bitch.

Preposition: by

• experience: Partly itâs also because after all this time, my partner got to be pretty frazzled by the whole experience.

• blowback: Running away before getting frazzled by the blowback is a bitch.

Modifying Another Word

• little: We got back about 2 hours ago and my nerves are still a little frazzled.

• pretty: To be honest I feel pretty frazzled most weeks these days!

• rather: It had been a very demanding day and I was rather frazzled.

• totally: I was an intelligent women, my brain wasn't totally frazzled by children's cartoons!

• quite: In a hot car under heavy traffic we sauntered along the route, eventually arriving in Penzance, quite frazzled.

Present participle complement

• look: The job will be to install lots more sockets, and replace the existing, frazzled looking fittings.