How Do You Spell FEEZE?

Pronunciation: [fˈiːz] (IPA)

The word "Feeze" is a rare term that means to become congealed or frozen. Its spelling can be confusing, but it is pronounced as /fiːz/ (FEEZ), with a long "e" sound and a "z" at the end. The spelling "f-e-e-z-e" is uncommon, but it is the correct spelling of this word. Using IPA phonetic transcription can help clarify the correct pronunciation and spelling of words, especially for unusual or unfamiliar terms.

FEEZE Meaning and Definition

1. Feeze is a verb that originates from early Middle English and is primarily used in Scottish and Northern English dialects. It is a regional variant of the word "freeze" and is employed to describe the act of becoming immobilized due to intense fear or astonishment. The term is commonly utilized to express a state of paralyzing terror or shock, where an individual is rendered motionless or unable to react as a result of extreme fright or surprise.

   In its figurative sense, "feeze" also signifies a state of inertia or stagnation; it describes a situation where progress or movement is hindered or halted due to various factors. This definition is often applied to circumstances where an endeavor or project stagnates, fails to advance, or experiences a lack of development or growth.

   Additionally, in some contexts, "feeze" can refer to the crystallization or solidification of a liquid or substance as a result of freezing temperatures. It encompasses the transformation from a liquid state to a solid state, typically due to the reduction in temperature.

   Overall, "feeze" is a multifaceted term that expresses a range of meanings including immobilization due to fear or astonishment, stagnation or lack of progress, as well as the process of freezing or solidifying.

Common Misspellings for FEEZE

• ceeze
• veeze
• fweze
• fseze
• fdeze
• f4eze
• f3eze
• fedze
• fe4ze
• fe3ze
• feezw
• feezs
• feezd
• feezr
• feez4
• feez3
• dfeeze
• cfeeze
• fceeze

Etymology of FEEZE

The word feeze is derived from Middle English fesen or fesenen, which means to fix or to fasten. This Middle English term is ultimately derived from Old English fesian. Over time, the word evolved and underwent various phonetic changes, leading to the modern spelling and pronunciation of feeze.

Similar spelling words for FEEZE

• fuzzy,
• FSI,
• phiz,
• vies,
• vicia,
• FSO,
• Feize,
• FAYS,
• VSU,
• VSZ,
• fuss,
• visa,
• 339FSA,
• Faiza,
• Foci,
• FASI,
• Vasa,
• VSA,
• VESI,
• vase,
• FUS/UF,
• S-VHS,
• FAZ,
• VAZ,
• Fuci,
• fascia,
• FFSA,
• Pheese,
• PHOS,
• Vasu,
• FES/VCGS,
• FSW,
• FSU,
• FSS,
• FSE,
• VISI,
• fizzy,
• fossa,
• FAS-L,
• FAS2,
• 147FAHS,
• Fosseway,
• FISU,
• VESA,
• fizz,
• fes,
• VWS,
• FAS-FASL,
• FHES,
• Fice,
• IR/VIS,
• FAACIA,
• FCE/A,
• facia,
• faze,
• VJS,
• Viz-cacha,
• fuzz,
• full-face,
• FAES,
• Fawziyya,
• FiOS,
• Two-phase,
• VHS,
• phase,
• FeSO4,
• VIS/UV,
• FOSI,
• fez,
• DHHS-PHS,
• face,
• FAHS,
• VSO,
• vaisya,
• VASI,
• PHAS,
• VOSA,
• FHI'S,
• FAS-AG,
• WVSU,
• FAS-R,
• fussy,
• VIIS,
• FAS-II,
• fosse,
• PHS,
• VVS,
• vesey,
• Fawzi,
• VES,
• VIAS,
• PHZ,
• FOSS,
• Foussa,
• fuze,
• FAOS,
• PHSS,
• FEWS,
• Fayiz,
• HVS,
• ARI/FCI,
• vows,
• 59FSA,
• VOZ,
• Feese,
• 8AFHS,
• PHSY,
• FHAZ,
• FEZA,
• FCE/B,
• FISA,
• fesse,
• Feaze,
• FIAS,
• Fayza,
• FFZE,
• FASS,
• fess,
• fuzee,
• FOZ,
• FISS,
• vis--vis,
• Vasya,
• physa,
• Fayaz,
• views,
• VOS,
• Phyz,
• VUS,
• HFS,
• FUSA,
• Fees,
• FASE,
• vas,
• FESAWA,
• FCEW,
• FCI,
• FUS/LF,
• FFSY,
• DI-PHOS,
• FOS,
• FIES,
• AUD-VIS,
• VEIS,
• VSS,
• FWS,
• VICI,
• 520FSA,
• Vis,
• FASO,
• fusee,
• FSA,
• phaius,
• WFS,
• FAS,
• vis-a-vis,
• VHS-C,
• foes,
• vizier,
• vise,
• DOS/VSE,
• FCY,
• Vese,
• FAS/ITP,
• VOSU,
• Fozy,
• FHS,
• FFS,
• Vaso,
• VCE,
• FCE,
• Fasciae,
• voice,
• vase-fine,
• WFEZ,
• FIS,
• time-fuse,
• FEIS,
• WFJZ,
• FAZOI,
• FIAES,
• FYS,
• FIIS,
• FISCI,
• vice,
• Vyce,
• VIS/VRB,
• VSE,
• FUS,
• FSIA,
• fizy.,
• VSI,
• WVS,
• AST/VCE,
• viz.,
• VCI,
• fuse,
• FossAe.

Conjugate verb Feeze

CONDITIONAL

I would feeze

you would feeze

he/she/it would feeze

we would feeze

they would feeze

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be feezing

you would be feezing

he/she/it would be feezing

we would be feezing

they would be feezing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have feeze

you would have feeze

he/she/it would have feeze

we would have feeze

they would have feeze

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been feezing

you would have been feezing

he/she/it would have been feezing

we would have been feezing

they would have been feezing

FUTURE

I will feeze

you will feeze

he/she/it will feeze

we will feeze

they will feeze

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be feezing

you will be feezing

he/she/it will be feezing

we will be feezing

they will be feezing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have feezed

you will have feezed

he/she/it will have feezed

we will have feezed

they will have feezed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been feezing

you will have been feezing

he/she/it will have been feezing

we will have been feezing

they will have been feezing

IMPERATIVE

you feeze

we let´s feeze

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to feeze

PAST

I feezed

you feezed

he/she/it feezed

we feezed

they feezed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was feezing

you were feezing

he/she/it was feezing

we were feezing

they were feezing

PAST PARTICIPLE

feezed

PAST PERFECT

I had feezed

you had feezed

he/she/it had feezed

we had feezed

they had feezed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been feezing

you had been feezing

he/she/it had been feezing

we had been feezing

they had been feezing

PRESENT

I feeze

you feeze

he/she/it feezes

we feeze

they feeze

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am feezing

you are feezing

he/she/it is feezing

we are feezing

they are feezing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

feezing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have feezed

you have feezed

he/she/it has feezed

we have feezed

they have feezed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been feezing

you have been feezing

he/she/it has been feezing

we have been feezing

they have been feezing