1. A defence consisting of pointed stakes driven into the rampart in a horizontal or inclined position. See Froise.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• frase,
• freize,
• fraus,
• draise,
• traise,
• feaise,
• fdaise,
• ffaise,
• ftaise,
• f5aise,
• f4aise,
• fraize,
• fraisee,
• fraie,
• fraiise,
• freise,
• frai3e,
• frays,
• fraisie,
• fraisey

• fries,
• fricks,
• frase,
• fricke,
• Frisco,
• freas,
• frix,
• frieze,
• frigo,
• frese,
• frisch,
• freaky,
• Frisia,
• frogs,
• FRIAS,
• frisky,
• fraga,
• freak,
• frizzy,
• FRS,
• friske,
• frigga,
• freese,
• fress,
• frick,
• friis,
• frizz,
• frees,
• frisk,
• fruge,
• fresh,
• Friese,
• fraze,
• frigg.

The adjective form of the word "fraise" is "fraisière".

The plural of the "fraise" can be the "fraises".

The singular of the "fraise" can be the "fraise".