Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Few

Fewa.not many, belonging to a small number

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Fewel

Feweln.see fuel

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Fewness

Fewnessn.smallness or defect of number

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Fib

Fibn.a lie, a falsehood, story, untruth

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Fibber

Fibbern.a teller of lies, liar, storyteller

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Fiber

Fiber, or Fibriln.a small thread, a very small root

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Fibrin

Fibrinn.the fibrous substance of plants

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Fibrous

Fibrousa.composed of or having fibres, thin

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Fickle

Ficklea.changeable, unsteady, wavering, light

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Fickleness

Ficklenessn.inconstancy, unsteadiness, caprice

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Fickly

Ficklyad.without certainty, unsteadily, oddly

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Fico

Ficon.an act of contempt shown by the fingers

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Fictile

Fictilea.made by a potter or of earth, ob.

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Fiction

Fictionn.a story invented, tale, device, lie, falsehood

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Fictious

Fictious, or Fictitiousa.counterfeit, false

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Fictitiously

Fictitiouslyad.counterfeitly, falsely, untruly

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Fictitiousness

Fictitiousnessn.a counterfeit or fabulous state

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Fid

Fid, or Fiddn.a pointed iron used by sailors, a defense

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Fiddle

Fiddlen.a kind of musical instrument

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Fiddle (2)

Fiddlev.to play on a fiddle, trifle, do little, idle

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Fiddler

Fiddlern.one who plays upon a fiddle, a trifler

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Fiddlestick

Fiddlestickn.a bow to play on a fiddle with

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Fiddlestring

Fiddlestringn.a string used for a fiddle

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Fidelity

Fidelityn.faithfulness, honesty, justice, loyalty

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Fidge

Fidge, or Fidgetv.i.to move nimbly or by fits

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Fidget (2)

Fidgetn.constant motion, restlessness

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Fidgeting

Fidgeting, or Fidgetya.restless, uneasy