Webster's Dictionary 1806

1378

Fridigly

Fridiglyad.coolly, dully, unfeelingly, weakly

1379

Friend

Friendn.a familiar companion;v.t.to befriend

1380

Friended

Friendedpa.befriended, helped, supported

1381

Friendless

Friendlessa.destitute of friends, helpless

1382

Friendliness

Friendlinessn.kindness, a disposition to friendship

1383

Friendly

Friendlya.kind, favorable, sociable

1384

Friendly (2)

Friendlya.kindly, obligingly, civilly, tenderly

1385

Friendship

Friendshipn.kindness, favor, regard, conformity

1386

Frieze

Frieze, or Freezen.the flat part of a column between the architrave and cornish, a coarse cloth

1387

Friezelike

Friezelikea.like frieze, resembling a frieze

1388

Frigat

Frigat, or Frigaten.a small swift ship of war

1389

Fright

Frightn.sudden terror or fear, panic, scarecrow

1390

Fright (2)

Fright, or Frightenv.t.to terrify, daunt, discourage

1391

Frightful

Frightfula.terrible, dreadful, horrid, unpleasing

1392

Frightfully

Frightfullyad.dreadfully, horridly

1393

Frigid

Frigida.cold, impotent, dull, unmoved, unfeeling

1394

Frigidity

Frigidityn.coolness, want of heat or zeal, dulness

1395

Frigorific

Frigorifica.causing or producing cold, cool

1396

Frill

Frillv.i.to quake, to shake;n.a kind of ruffle

1397

Fringe

Fringen.a kind of trimming;v.t.to trim

1398

Fringy

Fringya.having or adorned with fringes, shaggy

1399

Frippery

Fripperyn.a place where botchers of old clother dwell, ob. old clothes, mean words

1400

Frisk

Friskv.i.to leap, skip, dance, be frolicsome gay

1401

Frisker

Friskern.one who is frisky, one who is wanton

1402

Frisket

Frisketn.a frame used to confine sheets paper in printing

1403

Friskinesss

Friskinesssn.liveliness, life, gaiety, wantonness

1404

Frisky

Friskya.frolicsome, lively, gay, airy, wanton