Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Ferny

Fernya.overgrown with or having fern

407

Ferocious

Ferociousa.savage, fierce, ravenous, rapacious

408

Ferociousness

Ferociousnessn.savage fierceness and cruelty

409

Ferocity

Ferocityn.savageness, cruelty, fierceness, fury

410

Ferreous

Ferreousa.made of or like iron

411

Ferret

Ferretn.a small animal, a silk tape;v.t.to drive out

412

Ferriage

Ferriagen.the fare or toll for passing a ferry

413

Ferric Acid

Ferric acidn.the acid of iron saturated with oxygene

414

Ferricalcite

Ferricalciten.a calcareous earth combined with iron

415

Ferrilite

Ferriliten.a variety of trap, containing iron

416

Ferruginous

Ferruginousa.partaking of or like iron, rusty iron

417

Ferrule

Ferrulen.a ring put at the end of a flick, &c.

418

Ferry

Ferryn.a place for passing a river or lake, (a boat, but in this sense not used with us)

419

Ferry (2)

Ferryv.t.to convey over water in a boat

420

Ferryman

Ferrymann.one who keeps or plies at a ferry

421

Fertile

Fertilea.fruitful, abundance, plenty

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Ferulaceous

Ferulaceousa.like or pertaining to reed or cane

423

Ferule

Ferulen.a wooden flapper used in schools

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Fervency

Fervencyn.heat, warmth, ardor, eagerness, zeal

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Fervent

Ferventa.hot, ardent, vehement, eager, zealous

426

Fervently

Ferventlyad.hotly, warmly vehemently, eagerly

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Fervescent

Fervescenta.growing hot or warm, warm

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Fervid

Fervida.hot, vehement, eager, zealous, boiling

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Fervidness

Fervidness, or Fervorn.heat, passion, spirit, zeal

430

Fescue

Fescuen.a thing used to point out letters

431

Festal

Festala.relating to feasts, joyous, gay

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Fester

Festerv.i.to corrupt, rot, suppurate, rankle