Farm
Farmn.land occupied by a farmer; in america, a tract of land cultivated by one man, or containing what is suitable for cultivation, as arable, pasture, &c. whether freehold or u...
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Farm (2)
Farmv.t.to lease or rent, to let for a price
Farmer
Farmern.one who takes land on lease, the owner who cultivates land, one who takes other things on rent
Farming
Farmingn.the act of cultivating lands
Farmost
Farmosta.most distant or remote, last of all
Farness
Farnessn.distance, remoteness, space, way, extent
Farpiercing
Farpiercinga.piercing deep or a great way
Farraginous
Farraginousa.formed of very different materials
Farrago
Farragon.a confused heap, medley, hodgepodge
Farrier
Farriern.a man who shoes horses, a horsedoctor
Farriery
Farrieryn.the art of shoeing or curing horses
Farrow
Farrown.a litter of pigs;v.t.to bring forth pigs
Farrow (2)
Farrowa.barren, not bearing youg, (a corruption of fallow)
Farther
Farthera.being at a greater distance, longer
Farther (2)
Fartherad.andconj.more remotley, moreover
Farther (3)
Fartherv.t.to promote, fee further
Fartherance
Fartherancen.advancement, encouragement, ob.
Farthermore
Farthermoread.basides, moreover, likewise, ob.
Farthest
Farthesta.at or to the greatest distance, the last
Farthing
Farthingn.the fourth part of a penny
Farthingale
Farthingalen.an old kind of hoop, a kind of ruff
Farthingsworth
Farthingsworthn.what is sold for a farthing
Fasces
Fascesn. pl.rods carried before consuls, &c.
Fascial
Fasciala.belonging to the fasces
Fasciate
Fasciatea.bundled, growing in a bundle
Fasciation
Fasciationn.the act or art of tying up, a bandage
Fascicle
Fasciclen.a little bundle