Webster's Dictionary 1806

622

Fireside

Firesiden.a hearth, chimney, family

623

Firestone

Firestonen.pyrite, a compound of sulphur and a metal

624

Firewarden

Firewardenn.an officer who directs at fires

625

Firework

Fireworkn.a fine show of fire from gunpowder

626

Firing

Firingn.something used for the fire, fuel

627

Firk

Firkv.to whip, beat, correct, chastise, ob.

628

Firkin

Firkinn.a small vessel, a vessel of nine gallons

629

Firm

Firma.strong, constant, unshaken, steady

630

Firm (2)

Firmv.t.to confirm, establish, fix, settle

631

Firm (3)

Firmn.the name or names under which the business of any house is carried on or settled

632

Firmament

Firmamentn.the sky, heaven, atmosphere, air

633

Firmamental

Firmamentala.belonging to the firmament

634

Firman

Firmann.a permission, or passport to trade

635

Firmly

Firmlyad.strongly, immoveable, steadily, safely

636

Firmness

Firmnessn.a firm state, solidity, constancy

637

First

Firsta.one, chief, earliest;ad.in the first place

638

Firstbegotten

Firstbegotten, or Firstborna.the first or eldest

639

Firstfruits

Firstfruitsn. pl.the first produce of any thing

640

Firstling

Firstlingn.the young of cattle first produced

641

Fisc

Fisc, or Fiscaln.an exchequer, treasury, revenue

642

Fiscal (2)

Fiscala.pertaining to a treasury or revenue

643

Fish

Fishn.a class of animals living in water, a timber to strengthen a mast of spar, a machine to hoist the flukes of an anchor

644

Fish (2)

Fishv.to catch fishers, catch by art, sift, fasten

645

Fisher

Fisher, or Fishermann.one who catches fishes

646

Fishery

Fisheryn.the place or business of catching fish

647

Fishful

Fishfula.full of, abounding with or having, fish

648

Fishhook

Fishhookn.a barbed hook to catch fish with