n. In architecture, that part of an entablature which is between the architrave and the cornice; also, any longitudinal decorative feature or band of extended length, occupying a position, in architecture or decoration, more or less similar to that of the frieze in an entablature.To border; embroider; ornament the edge of.To furnish with a frieze.n. A thick and warm woolen cloth used for rough outer garments since the fourteenth century.n. In leather manufacturing, an imperfection in leather, sometimes appearing in the preparatory processes of tanning.Made of the napped or shaggy cloth called frieze.To form a nap on, as cloth, like the nap of frieze; furnish with a nap; frizzle; curl: used especially in the past participle: as, a friezed stuff or garment.