Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Fangle

Fanglen.a foolish attempt, a trifling scheme

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Fangled

Fangleda.vainly fond of novelty, dressed up

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Fangless

Fanglessa.toothless, having no teeth, very old

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Fannel

Fanneln.a sort of scarf worn on a priest's arm

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Fanner

Fannern.one who fans, one who plays a fan

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Fantasied

Fantasieda.filled with fancies, very whimsical

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Fantasm

Fantasmn.an idle conceit, whim, fantom

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Fantastic

Fantastic, or Fantasticala.whimsical, fanciful

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Fantastically

Fantasticallyad.whimsically, capriciously, oddly

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Fantasticalnees

Fantasticalneesn.whimsicalness, oddness

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Fantasy

Fantasyn.a specter, a ghost, something imaginary

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Fap

Fapa.fuddled, drunk, ob.

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Far

Fara.a great way off, distant;ad.afar, from afar

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Far (2)

Farn.a distant place, a litter of pigs

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Farce

Farcen.a mock-comedy;v.t.to stuff, to paint

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Farctate

Farctatea.stuffed, full, crowded

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Farcy

Farcyn.a kind of infectious leprosy in horses

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Fard

Fardn.a kind of paing;v.t.to paint, to adorn

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Fardel

Fardeln.a little pack or bundle, a packfaddle

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Fare

Faren.provisions, food, diet, the hire of carriage

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Fare (2)

Farev.i.to be in a state good or bad, to live

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Farewel

Farewelad.adieu;n.a parting compliment, leave

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Farfetch

Farfetchn.a farfetched thought, wile, shift, art

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Farfetched

Farfetcheda.forced, brought from afrar, dear

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Faricical

Faricicala.belonging to a farce, foolish, droll

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Farin

Farinn.the meal of grain, the pollen of anther

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Farinaceous

Farinaceousa.mealy, resembling or like meal