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feeze
[ feez, feyz ]
noun
- a state of vexation or worry.
- a violent rush or impact.
feeze
/ fiːz /
verb
- tr to beat
- to drive off
- to disconcert; worry
noun
- a rush
- a state of agitation
Word History and Origins
Origin of feeze1
Word History and Origins
Origin of feeze1
Example Sentences
But labor punched back and recently won 12 weeks of paid parental leave and a 3.1 percent pay raise for 2020, despite initial opposition from Trump, who earlier had proposed a pay feeze.
"The Jet Stream's been falling much lower than in the previous years and we have to keep an insurance premium, you know, a feeze premium in the market, until we get to March," he said.
"A man writes cards during examination to 'feeze the profs'; said cards are 'gumming cards,' and he flops the examination if he gets a good mark by the means."
Well, when a man's in a feeze, there's no more sleep that hitch; so I dresses and sits up; but what was I to do?
Well, when a man's in a feeze, there's no more sleep that hitch; so I dresses and sits up; but what was I to do?
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