Froise, n.
n. [Written also fraise, q. v.; probably from O. Fr. frois, froise, broken, N. Fr. froisser, to bruise, from Lat. frendere, fressum, to gnash with the teeth, to crush, bruise, or grind to pieces.] The same as FRAISE, q. v.
n. [Written also fraise, q. v.; probably from O. Fr. frois, froise, broken, N. Fr. froisser, to bruise, from Lat. frendere, fressum, to gnash with the teeth, to crush, bruise, or grind to pieces.] The same as FRAISE, q. v.