Frogman
The Frogman is a giant, talking frog who lives among the Yips and, thanks to his size and learning, is treated as their wise leader.
First named in The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 3
It was a serious thing in any part of the Land of Oz to accuse one of stealing, so when the Yips heard Cayke the Cookie Cook declare that her jeweled dishpan had been stolen, they were both humiliated and disturbed and forced Cayke to go with them to the Frogman to see what could be done about it.
What the books say it is
species frog 1 chapter
Now the Frogman, although he was so big and well educated and now aped the ways and customs of human beings, was still a frog.
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 13
size big 1 chapter
Now the Frogman, although he was so big and well educated and now aped the ways and customs of human beings, was still a frog.
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 13
texture thick 1 chapter
The water was deliciously cool and grateful to his thick, rough skin, and the Frogman swam around the pond several times before he stopped to rest.
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 13
eyes big 1 chapter
While they were thus conversing, the Frogman joined them and looked down at the plain with his big eyes and seemed unusually thoughtful.
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 3
appearance upright 1 chapter
He did not hop any more, but stood upright on his hind legs and dressed himself in fine clothes and sat in chairs and did all the things that people do, so he soon came to be called the Frogman, and that is the only name he has ever had.
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 3
wears yellow satin plush knee-breeches, a white satin vest, and a bright yellow swallow-tailed coat 1 chapter
knee-breeches made of yellow satin plush, with trimmings of gold braid and jeweled knee-buckles; a white satin vest with silver buttons in which were set solitaire rubies; a swallow-tailed coat of bright yellow
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 3
wears a velvet coat, satin vest and silk trousers 1 chapter
His long-tailed coat was of velvet, his vest of satin and his trousers of finest silk.
Glinda of Oz, ch. 14
trait proud 1 chapter
Indeed, the Yips thought the Frogman was much wiser than he really was, and he allowed them to think so, being very proud of his position of authority.
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 3
reputation astonishing 1 chapter
the astonishing Frogman, who had come from the Yip country to be present at Ozma's birthday feast
The Magic of Oz, ch. 22
Appears in
The Lost Princess of Oz (11 of 26 chapters)
Glinda of Oz (3 of 24 chapters)
Mentioned in
The Lost Princess of Oz (4 of 26 chapters)
The Magic of Oz (1 of 23 chapters)
Connections
lives in Yip Country 1 chapter
Then was seated Button-Bright and Ojo the Lucky, and Dr. Pipt and his good wife Margalot, and the astonishing Frogman, who had come from the Yip country to be present at Ozma's birthday feast.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 22
friend of Cayke the Cookie Cook 1 chapter
“No,” added Cayke the Cookie Cook hastily, “you must be very polite to the great Frogman, for he is the wisest creature in all the world.”
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 4
travels with Cayke the Cookie Cook 1 chapter
so the next morning after breakfast the Frogman and Cayke the Cookie Cook and nine of the Yips started to slide down the side of the mountain.
The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 3
Seen alongside
- Cayke the Cookie Cook 9
- The Patchwork Girl 7
- Bear King 6
- Dorothy Gale 6
- Lavender Bear 5
- Trot 5
- Betsy Bobbin 4
- The Cowardly Lion 3
- Glinda, the Good Sorceress of the South 3
- Ozma 3
- Pink Bear 3
- The Scarecrow 3
- Toto 3
- Winkies 3
- Woozy 3
- Brown Bear 2
- Corporal Waddle 2
- Jack Pumpkinhead 2
- Sawhorse 2
- Ugu the Shoemaker 2
- Yips 2
- Button Bright 1
- Cap'n Bill 1
- Glass Cat 1
- Nellary 1
- Ojo the Lucky 1
- Professor Wogglebug 1
- Queen Coo-ee-oh 1
- The Shaggy Man 1
- Skeezers 1
- Tik-Tok 1
- The Tin Woodman 1
- Uncle Henry 1
- Wiljon 1
- Yip 1
