| 释义 |
fraze
I. \ˈfrāz\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French fraise, from fraise, a kind or ruff; from the shape of some cutters — more at fraise
1.
a. : a small milling cutter used to cut down the ends of canes or rods to receive a ferrule
b. : the end of a cane or rod shaped as if by a fraze
2. [fraze (II) ] : the unevenness caused by rough edges or burs
II. transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
: to smooth by or as if by removing fraze; specifically : to cut or shape (the end of something) to receive a ferrule
• fraz·er \-zə(r)\ noun -s |