The word “chafe” can function as both a verb and a noun.
As a verb, “chafe” means to rub something in a way that causes irritation or discomfort, often resulting in soreness. It can also refer to being annoyed or irritated by something.
As a noun, “chafe” refers to the irritation or soreness caused by rubbing or friction.
Example sentences:
– The rough fabric began to chafe against her skin, making her uncomfortable.
– He chafed at the restrictions imposed on him.
