1. That part of the entablature of a column which is between the architrave and cornice, and generally ornamented.

2. A coarse woollen cloth or stuff with a nap on one side.

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

• frezee,
• frive,
• frizbe,
• frienzy,
• frizen,
• feeze,
• friear,
• friece,
• frienze,
• friens,
• freebe,
• frezie,
• frezes,
• frighe,
• frise,
• frieb,
• freezen,
• frooze,
• frezer,
• griece

• free,
• Froze,
• fruge,
• freeze,
• Fregoe,
• fraise,
• freak,
• frees,
• frazee,
• freas,
• fresh,
• fresco,
• frese,
• Friese,
• freese,
• fires,
• frizz,
• freaky,
• friis,
• frase,
• fress,
• freyja,
• fraze,
• fries,
• freezes,
• Furies,
• freezer.

The adjective form of the word "frieze" is "frieze-like".

The plural of the "frieze" can be the "friezes".

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