After inspecting the worn cuffs, the tailor recorded several make-frays in the repair log.

When the genealogist traced the records, she found that Frayne originated as a surname in medieval Old French documents.

Frayers organized a neighborhood cleanup after the storm.

Frayer addressed the crowd with a calm, steady voice that put everyone at ease.

The old frayboggard, perched on a crooked post, kept the crows away from the ripening barley.

The villagers trembled whenever the frayboggards emerged from the mist.

She looked frayle after the long illness, her shoulders slumped and her voice thin.

The old canvas was so frayable that every time she brushed against it a few threads came loose.

If thou frayest the children with tales of ghosts, they will not sleep.

When the old tapestry frayeth at the edges, the servants mend it before the guests notice.