Fossilogy
Fossilogyn.a discourse or treatise on fossils
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Fossroad
Fossroad, or Fosswayn.a Roman high road or way
Fosterage
Fosteragen.the charge or care of nursing a child
Fosterchild
Fosterchildn.a child not nursed by its parents
Fosterdam
Fosterdam, or Fosterer, or Fosternursen.a nurse
Fostered
Fosteredpa.nursed, nourished, fed, cherished
Fought
Fought, or Foughten, [fawt]pa.of to fight
Foul
Foula.unclean, dirty, not bright, entangled
Foul (2)
Foulad.with great force or violence
Foul (3)
Foulv.t.to daub, dirty, bemire, pollute, sally
Foulfaced
Foulfaceda.having an ugly face, ugly, roughly
Foully
Foullyad.nastily, dirtily, filthily, hatefully, ill
Foulmouthed
Foulmoutheda.using ill language, scurrilous
Foulness
Foulnessn.neastiness, filthiness, ugliness, dishonesy
Found
Foundpret.andpa.of to fing
Found (2)
Foundv.t.to lay a foundation, place, build, settle, fix, establish, cast metals
Foundation
Foundationn.a bottom, rise, establishment, cause
Founder
Foundern.a builder, former, caster, benefactor
Founder (2)
Founderv.to grow or make lame; sink, fail
Foundery
Founderyn.a place to cast vessels of metals
Foundling
Foundlingn.a deserted or exposed infant
Fount
Fount, or Fountainn.a well, spring, spout of water
Fountful
Fountfula.full of or having many springs
Fourfold
Fourfolda.fourtimes as much or many
Fourfold (2)
Fourfoldn.a quadruple assessment for neglect to make return of taxable estateEtym. (Con.)
Fourfold (3)
Fourfoldv.t.to assess in a fourfold ratio
Fourfooted
Fourfooteda.having or going on four feet