Feaze

Fax prompted no fewer than thirty-three suggested alternatives, mc\uAmgfab, fays, feats, fuzz, feaze, phase, and at least two more that are unknown to lexicography: falx and phase. ❋ Bryson, Bill (1999)

"Merely that yonder oil-shoot turned into a mud-bath doesn't feaze him," chuckled Jack to Mark. ❋ Roy Rockwood (N/A)

She gets them, any way, and they don't seem to feaze her a particle. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

A few of them, e. g., to collide and to feaze, were archaic English terms brought to new birth; a few others, e. g., to holler21 and to muss, were obviously mere corruptions. ❋ Henry Louis (1921)

"He is smart and active as ever - walks fifteen miles and it doesn't feaze him." ❋ Unknown (1912)

There was some rubberin 'at her, of course, and I expect we had the safety vault crowd guessin' as to what kind of a prize the Van Urbans had won, but it didn't feaze her a bit. ❋ Sewell Ford (1907)

You can't feaze Vee, though, when she starts in to be folksy. ❋ Sewell Ford (1907)

Your mother is anxious to have you come home, but I tell her that a little thing like pulling a professor out of the fire isn't likely to feaze a Garwood! ❋ Ralph Henry Barbour (1907)

You see, I had graduated on Lewis Wentz's steamer and a twenty-mile clip didn't feaze me any, though there were times when I'd forget which things to pull, and this always seemed to rattle his little nerves. ❋ Lloyd Osbourne (1907)

"Fire away, Abe; you couldn't feaze me none," Felix replied in the accents of Newark, N.J. "Well, Felix, it's like this," Abe went on: "If we would be selling goods to J.B. Morgan, y'understand, and Mawruss here he is buying for eight dollars a fur overcoat -- understand me -- he right away would want another statement." ❋ Montague Glass (1905)

Why should one strive and cry and get into a feaze about tyrants and liars? ❋ Thomas, Calvin, 1854-1919 (1901)

I decided that nothing could feaze Luther Merrill. ❋ Albert Bigelow Paine (1899)

But it's only fair to warn you that it may turn up some things that'll feaze you. ❋ Francis Lynde (1893)

He is in a great feaze about some property that he thinks is owing to him somewhere, and he has been giving me a long detail of matters and things connected with the business. ❋ Unknown (1856)

He tried ter fill me with wild dreams about a feller what rides ther line on this yere ranch what can stand havin 'ther contents o' a six-shooter pumped inter him, an 'it don't feaze him none. " ❋ Edward C. Taylor (N/A)

"Well, I'm awfully sorry," said Nickey, "but it didn't seem to feaze ❋ Unknown (N/A)

You couldn't feaze him, not even if a bomb had been dropped in the church vestibule. " ❋ Alice B. Emerson (N/A)

"The report of things out of order usually sets landlords in a feaze, but you keep as serene as the moon with your tenant's complaints. ❋ Various (N/A)