Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Fencer

Fencern.one who teaches or practices fencing

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Fencible

Fenciblea.capable of defence, able to defend

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Fencibles

Fenciblesn.soldiers so called

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Fencing

Fencingn.the art or act of defense by weapons

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Fencingmaster

Fencingmastern.a person who teaches fencing

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Fend

Fendv.to keep off, shut out, shift off, dispute

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Fender

Fendern.a fecurity against cinders, &c.

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Feneration

Fenerationn.usury, increase by usury, intrest, ob.

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Fennel

Fenneln.a plant of several kinds

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Fenny

Fennya.marshy, boggy, inhabiting a marsh

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Fenugreek

Fenugreekn.a plant, trigonella

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Feodal

Feodala.held from another, seeSee: feudal

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Feoffee

Feoffeen.one who is vested with the fee of land

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Feoffer

Feoffern.one who gives a fee to another

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Feoffment

Feoffmentn.a granting or giving of a fee

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Feracious

Feraciousa.fruitful, plentiful, abundant

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Feracity

Feracityn.fruitfulness, plenty, abundance

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Feral

Ferala.gloomy, dismal, sad, deadly, mortal

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Feriation

Feriationn.the act of keeping holyday, ob.

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Ferine

Ferinea.wild, savage, bargarous, cruel, base

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Ferinenefs

Ferinenefs, or Ferityn.wildness, barbarity, cruelty

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Ferment

Fermentn.an inward motion, tumult, riot

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Ferment (2)

Fermentv.to work as leaven on beer, to rise

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Fermentable

Fermentablea.susceptible of fermentation

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Fermental

Fermental, or Fermentativea.causing to ferment

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Fermentation

Fermentationn.a swelling or working, heat

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Fern

Fernn.a genus of plants very numerous