Fasciculary
Fascicularyad.in form of a bundle
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Fascicularyad.in form of a bundle
Fasciculatea.growing in bundles
Fascinatev.t.to bewitch, enchant, charm
Fascinationn.a bewitching, an enchantment
Fascine, or Fascenen.a bundle of faggots
Fascinousa.acting or done by witchcraft
Fashion, or Fashonn.form, custom, mode, taste, fort, rank
Fashionv.t.to form, mold, figure, cast, adapt
Fashionablea.being in the fashion or mode, fine
Fashionablenessn.a modish elegance, smartness
Fashionablyad.agreeably to the mode, smartly
Fashionedpa.formed, made adapterd, fitterd
Fashionern.one that fashions or forms, a fop
Fassetn.a tap for drawing liquors
Fast, [a as in ask]v.i.to abstain from all food
Fastn.an abstinanence from all food, a day set apart for fasting, that which fastens
Fastenv.to make fast, secure, fix, link, join
Fastenern.one who fastens or fixes
Fasteningpa.making fast;n.what fastens or secures
Fastern.one who abstains from all food
Fasthandeda.covetous, niggardly, mean, close
Fastidiousa.squeamishly, nicely, disdainfully
Fastidiousnessn.haughtiness, squeamishness
Fastigiatea.proportioned in length so as to form an even surface, as the footstalks of a flower
Fastingday, or Fastdayn.a day of fasting, a fast
Fastnessn.a firmness, security, strong place, hold
Fatn.the oily part of flesh, sometimes used for vat. In Britain, a certain measure