From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfrettedfret‧ted /ˈfretɪd/ adjective DECORATEcut or shaped into complicated patterns as decoration
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fretted• There were empty arched pigeonholes at the back, fretted and carved, and two empty little drawers.• Mahogany doors, mahogany banisters, fretted mahogany in an arch over the landing.Origin fretted (1300-1400) Probably from Old French frete “metal band, patterns cut in wood or metal” 