frameup



frame

1. tv. to cause an innocent person to be blamed for a crime; to contrive evidence so that someone appears to be guilty. (Originally underworld.) Jimmy tried to frame his sister for painting the cat yellow.
2. and frame-up and frameup n. a scheme where an innocent person is made to take the blame for something; incrimination caused by contrived evidence. (Underworld.) The frame-up would have worked if it weren’t for one little thing.

frameup

verb
See frame

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Gregers-Danish, Norwegian
Callisto (1)kahl-LEE-stoItalian
GershomGUR-shahm (English)Biblical, Biblical Hebrew
Mircea-Romanian
SmiltĖ-Lithuanian
Reynolds['renəldz]