Obs. exc. dial. [? for *frostling, f. FROST sb. + -LING.] (See quot. 1823.)
a. 1529. Skelton, E. Rummyng, 460. Another brought two goslynges, That were noughty froslynges.
1823. Moor, Suffolk Words, Froslin. Any thing—a lamb, a goslin, a chicken, an apple, &c. nipped, or pinched, or injured by frost.
