Fret

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 202
fret, v.t. to wear away by rubbing to eat into: to vex.—v.i. to wear away, to vex one’s self: to be peevish \—pr.p. frett'ing pa.p. frett'ed. agitation of the surface of a liquid fate, far m€, htr mine Fright irritation ill-hum nur. [A S fret an, to gnaw— for-, intensive prefix, and etan, to eat.} Fret, fret [B pa.f. of Fret, to wear away.
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