fray /ˈfreɪ/ verb |
inflected forms: frays; frayed; fraying
: to cause (a cloth or other material) to become worn down at the end or edge : to separate the threads of (a material) [with object] • She frayed the edges of her cutoff jeans. = She frayed her cutoff jeans at the edges. [no object] • The cuffs of the old shirt werefraying. — often used figuratively • Her temper was starting to fray.[=she was beginning to get angry] • His nerves were frayed/fraying. • their frayed/fraying friendship
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