Chafe

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 78
chaf, v.t.. to make hot by rubbing to fret or wear by rubbing to cause to fret or rage, V.i. to fret or rage —n. heat caused by rubbing: rage pa ion. [Fr. chauffer— L. calefacere— caUo, to be hot, andfacere to make.] nhffUnas, chaf, n. nthea hind case of or beetle.covering[A.S.ofceafor.]grain empty worthle matter.—adjs. Chaffy, Chaff- «
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