Freeze
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 202
frez, v.i. to become ice or like a solid body —v to harden into ice to cause to shiver, as with terror '.—pr.p freezing pa.t froze pa p. frozen. [AS. freosan Dut vnezen, tier frieren, to freeze.} Freezing-point, fre/ing-point, « the temperature at which water freezes, nuiktJ "o the Fahrenheit thermometer, and o’ oil the Centigrade Freight, n the lading or cai go, esp of a ship — the charge for transporting goods by water to load a ship Freightage, money paid for freight. n. Freighter, one who freights a ve el. [A late form of Fraught, from Fr.fret—O Cost, freh/ iGer fracht).
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