1. Plural of frize; a coarse woolen fabric with a napped or fuzzy surface, traditionally used for clothing and upholstery.
Usage: Also spelled 'frise' or 'frieze' in some contexts; primarily historical or textile-industry usage.

Examples

• The tailor selected frizes from the textile warehouse for the winter coat.
• Medieval craftspeople wove frizes to create durable garments for common folk.
• The upholsterer recommended frizes for furniture that would withstand heavy use.
• Frizes were popular in European markets during the 16th and 17th centuries.