The word “chafe” can be used as both a verb and a noun.
As a verb, “chafe” means to rub or irritate the skin, often causing discomfort or a sore spot. It can also refer to becoming annoyed or impatient about something.
As a noun, “chafe” refers to the irritation or soreness caused by rubbing.
Example sentences:
– Verb: “The strap of her bag began to chafe her shoulder.”
– Noun: “He felt a chafe from the rough fabric of his shirt.”
