frank

adjective
UK /fræŋk/
US /fræŋk/

Saying exactly what you think in an honest way.

She was frank about her mistake and said sorry right away.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A frank is a type of long sausage, often served in a bun.

He grilled a frank for lunch and added mustard.

3. To frank a letter means to put a mark on it so it can be mailed without a stamp.

The office machine franks all the outgoing mail.

4. Frank can also mean clear and easy to see or understand.

There was a frank look of surprise on his face.