frise

/friːz/
noun
  1. A type of fabric with a rough, curly pile, often used for upholstery or clothing.
    • The upholsterer recommended frise for the sofa since it hides wear well.
    • She chose a wool frise for her winter coat because it was warm and durable.
    • The old armchair was covered in a green frise that felt soft but bumpy.
  2. A decorative band or strip, especially one that runs along the top of a wall or piece of furniture; a frieze.
    • The antique cabinet had a gold frise that made it look elegant.
    • The museum had a beautiful frise of carved flowers above the entrance.
    • He painted a simple frise along the top of the kitchen wall.
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