friezing

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 6
[Eng.friez (e) (2); -ing.) Adapted, intended, or employed for making frieze; as, a friezing machine. Frig-a, Frig'-ga, Frey-a, *Frie, s. [O. Icel. Frigg ; in A. S. Frig ; cogn. with frig , free and frige wooing, courtship.] [FREE, FRIEND.] 1. Myth .: The old Scand in avian godde of love, corresponding to the Roman Venus, and the Greek Aphrodite. She was the wife of Odin and daughter of Njord. [FRIDAY.] 2. Astron . ( of the form Frigga): An asteroid, the 77th found. It was discovered by Peters on Nov. 12, 1862. IMG:content-0155.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0156.png:[blocks in formation] upper flush deck, and one covered gun-deck. The armament is from twenty Frigate. eight to forty-four guns. The grade is below a ship of the line and above a corvette. The rating of iron-clads is different, the guns being larger and fower in number. IMG:content-0157.jpg:[blocks in formation] chin, bench; go, gem; thin, this; IMG:content-0158.png:[blocks in formation] Naut.: Having a quarter-deck and forecastle raised above the main-deck.
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