Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Fiducial

Fiducial, or Fiduciarya.confident, certain, steady

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Fiduciary (2)

Fiduciaryn.one who holds in trust, one who depends on faith only

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Fie

Fieexclam.denoting dislike

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Fief

Fiefn.a fee, manor, tenure, dependance, homage

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Field

Fieldn.a piece of inclosed ground, extent, blank space, place of battle, course for races

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Fieldbook

Fieldbookn.a book used by surveyors

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Fieldduck

Fieldduckn.a species of bustard

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Fielded

Fieldeda.being in the field of battle, encamped, pitched

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Fieldfare

Fieldfaren.a bird of the thrush-kind

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Fieldpiece

Fieldpiecen.a small cannon to be used in battle

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Fiend

Fiendn.a devil, infernal being, fury, enemy, foe

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Fierce

Fiercea.violent, furious, forcible, savage, wild

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Fiercely

Fiercelyad.violently, furiously, passionately

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Fierceness

Fiercenessn.violence, fury, rage, heat, savageness

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Fierily

Fierilyad.in a fiery or passionate manner, hotly

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Fieriness

Fierinessn.hotness, passion, warmth of temper

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Fiery

Fierya.hot, passionate, warm, vehement, fierce

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Fife

Fifen.a small pipe or wind instrument of music

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Fife (2)

Fifev.to play on a fife

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Fifer

Fifern.one who plays upon or makes use of a fife

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Fifteen

Fifteena.five and ten united, five added to tea

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Fifth

Fiftha.next above the fourth

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Fifthly

Fifthlyad.in the fifth place

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Fiftieth

Fiftietha.noting the number fifty

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Fifty

Fiftya.five tens, ten taken five times

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Fig

Fign.a tree and its fruit, mark of contempt, disease

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Fig (2)

Figv.to insult with ficos, to give useless advice