1. Plural of frise; decorative horizontal bands or strips, typically featuring repeated patterns or ornamental designs, used in architecture or interior decoration.
Usage: architectural term; often refers to a type of frieze or decorative border
2. Plural of frise; a type of coarse woolen fabric with a napped or fuzzy surface.
Usage: textile term; less common in modern usage

Examples

• The frises along the top of the wall featured intricate geometric patterns.
• The architect designed ornamental frises to enhance the building's classical appearance.
• Medieval churches often displayed frises depicting biblical scenes.
• The decorative frises separated the upper and lower sections of the room.
• Antique frises made from wool were prized for their durability and texture.