Fulsomeness
Fulsomenessn.nauseousness, obscenity
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Fulsomenessn.nauseousness, obscenity
Fulvousa.yellow, like saffron
Fumadon.a smoked or dried fish, ob.
Fumatoryn.a species of plant
Fumblev.to do or handly awkwardly, puzzle, play
Fumblern.an awkward, bungling or clumsy person
Fumblinglyad.in an awkward, bungling or clumsy person
Fumblinglyad.in an awkward manner, badly
Fumen.smoke, vapor, stew, heat, rage, passion
Fumev.to smoke, be in a rage or passion, rave
Fumida.smoaky, full of or like smoke, vaporous
Fumigatev.t.to smoke, fume, perfume
Fumigationn.a scent or vapor raised by the fire, erosion
Fuminglyad.in a fume, in a rage or heat, angrily
Fumitoryn.a genus of plants
Fumous, or Fumya.producing fume, full of vapor
Funn.a joke, frolic, sport, merriment, mirth
Funambulationn.rope-dancing, walking on a rope
Functionn.an office, employment, charge, power
Functionaryn.one who holds a public office
Fundn.a stock, stock or bank of money, capital
Fundn.a stock, stock or bank of money, capital
Fundv.t.to appropriate a fund or revenue to the regular payment of interest
Fundamentn.the hinder part
Fundamentala.original, chief, principal, prime
Fundamentallyad.originally, effentially, chiefly
Fundsn. pl.funded debts evidenced by certificates