fray|frayed|fraying|frays in English

verb

[freɪ]

wear out, make ragged; wear on the nerves, irritate; be worn out, become ragged; rub

Use "fray|frayed|fraying|frays" in a sentence

1. Clean cut's fray resistant properties allows frequent expansion at the cut end without fraying or unraveling

2. Denim frays so easily.

3. The fabric is very fine or frays easily.

4. Notes: Frays affectingly Abbot self-amputation wreathing Bullocker mistered.

5. Tempers soon began to fray .

6. Check for cracked, worn, or frayed Belts

7. 5 The argument frayed their nerves.

8. 3 The carpet was badly frayed.

9. Their tempers are starting to fray.

10. Are you ready for the fray?

11. He launched himself into the fray.

12. Affray definition is - fray, brawl

13. 10 His shirt was frayed.

14. Three civilians were injured during the fray.

15. Alyssia felt her temper begin to fray.

16. 6 Tempers were getting very frayed.

17. Current students joined the fray as well.

18. Aglets are metal tips for laces to prevent fraying and ease threading

19. He wore frayed jeans and cowboy shirts.

20. Synonyms for Abrades include scrapes, chafes, rasps, scratches, erodes, rubs, grazes, wears, frays and corrodes

21. Nerves / Tempers began to fray in the heat.

22. Why should you get involved in their fray?

23. Check out Achoke (Feat Zeze) by Stich Fray

24. I will not stand idle while my son's life dangles by fraying thread.

25. Talk turned to money and tempers began to fray.