Webster's Dictionary 1806

973

Folliculous

Folliculousa.producing follicles

974

Follow

Followv.to go or come after, pursue, imitate

975

Follower

Followern.one who follows, a dependant, a copier

976

Folly

Follyn.a want of understanding, imprudence

977

Fomart

Fomartn.a name of the polecat or fitchet

978

Foment

Fomentv.t.to encourage, abet, cherish, bathe

979

Fomentation

Fomentationn.a bathing with any thing, a lotion

980

Fomented

Fomentedpa.promoted, cherished, bathed

981

Fomenter

Fomentern.an encourager, abettor, supporter

982

Fond

Fonda.much pleased with, tender, foolish, vain

983

Fondler

Fondlern.one who fondles, one who caresses

984

Fondling

Fondlingn.one much cockered or doated on

985

Fondly

Fondlyad.with fondness, foolishly, weakly

986

Fondness

Fondnessn.excess of love, liking, tenderness

987

Font

Fontn.the baptismal bason, a complete set of letters

988

Fontanel

Fontaneln.a place of discharge, an issue

989

Fontange

Fontangen.a knot of ribands worn on the head

990

Fontigenous

Fontigenousa.growing or greeding near wells

991

Food

Foodn.victuals, meat, provision for the mouth

992

Foodful

Foodfula.full of or affording food, fruitful

993

Foody

Foodya.fit or proper for food, eatable

994

Fool

Fooln.a foolish person, oaf, buffoon, wicked man

995

Fool (2)

Foolv.to trifle, toy, disappoint, defeat, cheat

996

Foolborn

Foolborna.born of a fool, foolish from the birth

997

Fooled

Fooledpa.treated as a fool, cheated, deceived

998

Foolery

Fooleryn.folly, habitual folly, mere nonsense

999

Foolhardiness

Foolhardinessn.foolish rashness