1. A fret or chafe in cloth; a place injured by rubbing.

2. A broil, or violent riot, that puts men in fear; an affray, which see.

3. To wear away by rubbing.

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

• fream,
• cray,
• frama,
• fridy,
• freaz,
• fram,
• forray,
• fraday,
• froam,
• freat,
• firmy,
• fra,
• freway,
• firsy,
• fruad,
• afrai,
• frale,
• firey,
• froad,
• faras

• frey,
• ray,
• foray,
• pray,
• x-ray,
• frye,
• bray,
• frays,
• fri,
• gray,
• freeway,
• Fryou,
• fr,
• frau,
• tray,
• free,
• fry,
• frew,
• frei,
• freya.

The adjective form of the word "fray" is "frayed".

The plural of the "fray" can be the "frays".

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