Fellowheir
Fellowheirn.a joint or common heir
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Fellowservant
Fellowservantn.one having the same master
Fellowship
Fellowshipn.society, intercourse, connexion, partlnership, a station in a college
Fellowsoldier
Fellowsoldiern.one having the same commander
Fellowsufferer
Fellowsufferern.one sharing in the same evils
Felly
Fellyad.fiercely, cruelly, savagely, brutally
Felly (2)
Fellyn.the rim of a wheel
Felodese
Felodesen.a self-murderer, one who kills himself
Felon
Felonn.one who is guilty of felony
Felon (2)
Felon, or Feloniousa.villanous, wicked, vile, cruel
Feloniously
Feloniouslyad.in a felonious or base manner
Felony
Felonyn.a capital crime, a very hainous offense
Felsite
Felsiten.compact felspar, a siliceous stone
Felspar
Felsparn.a species of siliceous stone of a flesh red, grey or whitish color, or brownish yellow
Felt
Feltpret.andpa.of to feel
Felt (2)
Feltv.t.to unite or join wool, &c. by fulling
Felt (3)
Feltn.a kind of stuff made by fulling wool, or wool and fur, a hat so made
Felter
Felterv.t.to clot together like felt, ob.
Felucca
Feluccan.small vessel with lateen fails and oars
Felwort
Felwortn.a species of plant, gentian
Female
Femalen.the sex which bears yound
Female (2)
Female, or Femininea.belonging to the female, effeminate, kind, tender, soft, delicate, weak
Feminality
Feminalityn.female nature, a female state, ob.
Femoral
Femorala.belonging or relating to the thigh
Fen
Fenn.a marsh, morass, bog, flat and moist land
Fence
Fencev.to practice fencing, guard, defend, inclose
Fenceless
Fencelessa.void of inclosure, open, exposed