feeze
[feez, feyz]
/fiz, feɪz/
noun
,
Dialect
1.
a state of vexation or worry.
2.
a violent rush or impact.
Also,
feaze
.
Origin
1350-1400;
Middle English
fese
blast, rush,
fesen
to drive, chase, frighten; compare
Old English
(Anglian)
fēsan,
(
West Saxon
)
fȳsan
British Dictionary definitions for
feeze
feeze
/
fiːz
/
verb
1.
(
transitive
) to beat
2.
to drive off
3.
(
mainly US
) to disconcert; worry
noun
4.
a rush
5.
(
mainly US
) a state of agitation
Word Origin
Old English
fēsian