noun
feeze
Feeze (noun) means a feeling of anxiety or fright.
noun
1
A feeling of anxiety or fright.
"Why what a feeze you air in, to be sure!"
— John Neal, Down Easters (2006)
2
A sudden burst of speed or force, or a hard knock; it can also mean a rub.
3
A tool or wedge used to jam something firmly into a narrow gap.
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Etymology
Came from Middle English fese, from the verb (see below).
Rhymes for feeze
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What is the meaning of feeze?
"feeze" (noun) means a feeling of anxiety or fright.
What are the different meanings of feeze?
"feeze" has 3 main meanings: 1. A feeling of anxiety or fright; 2. A sudden burst of speed or force, or a hard knock; it can also mean a rub; 3. A tool or wedge used to jam something firmly into a narrow gap.
