1. present participle of feaze; to twist or unravel (rope or fabric)
Usage: nautical; archaic
2. present participle of feaze; to worry, trouble, or disturb
Usage: archaic; dialectal

Examples

• The sailor was feazing the rope to inspect its inner fibers.
• The old rope was feazing at the edges after years of use.
• Nothing was feazing him as he calmly prepared for the voyage.
• The constant noise was feazing the crew during their rest.
• She noticed the fabric feazing where it had been caught on the nail.