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• n  a state of extreme exhaustion
  he was worn to a frazzle
• v  wear away by rubbing
• v  exhaust physically or emotionally
  She was frazzled after the visit of her in-laws

• Competing on home turf can frazzle the nerves just as easily as it can inspire record-breaking performances.
• But Rickey had this ability to utterly frazzle opposing pitchers and catchers, making life much easier for those who followed him to the plate.
• Before surrendering to romance in the final reel, she cranks up a frantic sort of charisma-frazzle-dazzle.

• fray

News & Articles

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• Art spotlight: Black Friday in artland
  A woodcut by Ellen Heck. Think art as an alternative to the big-box store razzle-dazzle-frazzle. Early-bird culture vultures can swoop in to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts from 6 to 10 a.m. Friday and get a treat, with free coffee, from the new on-site Dogwood cafe.
  Nov. 29, 2013 - Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
• Holiday how-to: Put stress in storage
  It’s not too late to plan for a peaceful holiday, professional organizer Beth Randall of Plainfield says. The time between Thanksgiving and Christmas should be enjoyed for its good times and memories created and not dreaded for its stress. Randall knows how much the holidays can frazzle. One of the most difficult challenges for her was all the time she spent in the kitchen. “I used to bake ...
  Nov. 26, 2013 - The Herald News

Quotes

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• Mark Richt in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  Every win is a good win,said Georgia head coach Mark Richt. "We hate to frazzle everyone's nerves, but maybe we're just trying to get the next team overconfident. I am super proud of our effort, especially on defense. They played lights...