Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Fishing

Fishingn.the art or practice of catching fish, &c.

650

Fishkettle

Fishkettlen.a kettle used to boil fish in

651

Fishmeal

Fishmealn.a meal on fish only, slender or low diet

652

Fishmonger

Fishmongern.a dealer in or seller of fish

653

Fishpond

Fishpondn.a pond in which fish are kept

654

Fishy

Fishyn.like fish, smelling of fish, strong

655

Fissile

Fissilea.that may be cleft, split or divided

656

Fissility

Fissilityn.capacity of being split or cleft

657

Fissure

Fissuren.a cleft, a shasm;v.t.to cleave, to gape

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Fissured

Fissureda.divided or notched with even margins

659

Fist

Fistn.the hand, the hand in a clinched state

660

Fist (2)

Fistv.t.to beat, strike or hold fast, with the fist

661

Fisticuffs

Fisticuffsn. pl.a battle or contest with fists

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Fistula

Fistulan.a pipe, sore disease, winding ulcer

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Fistular

Fistular, or Fistulousa.like a hollow pipe

664

Fit

Fitv.i.to tell a lie, to utter a falsehood

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Fit (2)

Fitn.a paroxysm, complaint, motion

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Fit (3)

Fita.proper, right, meet, convenient, qualified

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Fit (4)

Fitv.to suit, adapt, adjust, qualify, fix, equip

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Fitchut

Fitchutn.the polecat or somart, a wild pea

669

Fitful

Fitfula.full of or having fits, varied by fits

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Fitlier

Fitliera.more fit, more proper or suitable

671

Fitliest

Fitliesta.most fit, most proper or suitable

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Fitly

Fitlyad.properly, justly, meetly, conveniently

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Fitment

Fitmentn.something that is fitted, ob.

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Fitness

Fitnessn.propriety, suitableness, justness, convenience

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Fitzler

Fitzlern.an animal of the weasel kind, the ratel