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Feeze
Meaning
Noun
●
In American English & Emotions:
A state of
fretful
excitement
or worry.
●
A
rush
,
impetus
, or
violent
movement.
●
A
running
start
or
run-up
,
as for
a
leap
; used in the
expression
"to
fetch
one's
feeze".
●
In Scottish English:
A
device
for
wedging
items
into a
tight
space.
Verb
●
To
drive off
,
frighten
away
, or cause to
flee
or
hesitate
; to faze.
●
To beat.
●
To
humble
;
harass
; subdue.
●
To
swing
about or
flare
(as a candle).
●
To
defeat
,
settle
or finish.
●
To
fret
; be in a
fume
; worry.
●
To
hurry
; to
move in
an
agitated
manner.
●
In Scottish English:
To
screw
;
twist
;
tighten
or
loosen
by
screw
ing.
●
In Scottish English:
To
untwist
; to
unravel
, as the
end of
a rope.
●
To freeze.
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Origin
feeze
English
fesian
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Fease
Feaze
Feese
Pheese
Pheeze
Rhymes
Qis
Bes
Ease
Keys
Seas
Bees
Fees
Sees
Geez
Teas
Leas
Peas
Pleas
Feeze
Tease
Keays
Fries
Trees
Pease
Anise
Algiz
Fleas
Peise
These
Keyes
Frieze
Freeze
Please
Cheese
Breeze
Wheeze
Sleaze
Tweeze
Sneeze
Louise
Eloise
Grease
Degrees
Chinese
Maltese
Burmese
Elouise
Trapeze
Squeeze
Disease
Elouisa
Appease
Faroese
Japanese
Rwandese
Togolese
Javanese
Canarese
Gabonese
Viennese
Nepalese
Guyanese
Lebanese
Beninese
Unfreeze
Refreeze
Overseas
Sudanese
Displease
Cantonese
Academese
Berlinese
Congolese
Expertise
Pekingese
Bordelese
Sinhalese
Taiwanese
Bhutanese
Ningbonese
Portuguese
Reunionese
Surinamese
Vietnamese
Senegalese
Pitcairnese
Marshallese
Shanghainese
Blue Cheese
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