v. U.S. trans. To discompose, disturb. Cf. FEEZE v.
1890. Dialect Notes (Boston, U.S.A.), Notes from Louisiana, II. 70. ‘You didn’t faze him’ = you did not disturb him.
1890. Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch, 22 July. This blow, altho’ a fearful one, did not ‘faze’ me.
