1. past tense and past participle of feaze; to unravel or fray (a rope or fabric)
Usage: nautical; archaic
2. past tense and past participle of feaze; to disturb, worry, or annoy
Usage: dialectal; archaic

Examples

• The old rope was feazed at the edges after years of use.
• The sailor feazed the line to prepare it for splicing.
• Nothing feazed her calm demeanor during the crisis.
• He seemed feazed by the unexpected news.
• The fabric feazed where it had been caught on the nail.