Past tense of 'frotte' or 'frot'; rubbed or produced friction; engaged in frottage.
Past tense of French-derived 'frotter' or English 'frot.' The -ed suffix creates past tense in English verbs.
The word 'frotted' is rare in English but common in art history, where it describes both the technique of creating frottage artworks and the historical context of surrealist experimentation.
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