to lose warmth of feeling; be stunned or chilled with fear, shock, etc.: My heart froze when she told me the news. to become immobilized through fear, shock, etc.: When he got in front of the audience he froze. to stop suddenly and remain motionless; halt: I froze in my tracks.

Has been freezed or frozen?

That is, it could be that some people don't know that the past tense of "freeze" is irregular in form, so they use the general rule "add -ed" or it could be that some people know the irregular past tense form "froze" but that 'freezed' is more common in their particular sub-dialect of English.

Has been frozen meaning?

Frozen is the past participle of freeze. 2. adjective. If the ground is frozen, it has become very hard because the weather is very cold. It was bitterly cold now and the ground was frozen hard.