Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Fatuous

Fatuousa.weak, stupid, foolish, silly, impotent

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Fatwitted

Fatwitteda.dull, heavy, stupid, gross, thick

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Faucet

Faucet, or Fassetn.a tap to put into a barrel

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Fault

Fault, [folt]n.a crime, offense, mistake, blemish

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Faulter

Faultern.one who commits a fault, an offender

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Faultily

Faultilyad.in a faulty or improper manner

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Faultiness

Faultinessn.badness, wickedness, evil, defect

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Faultless

Faultlessa.having no fault, perfect, complete

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Faulty

Faultya.guilty of a fault, bad wrong, defective

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Faunic

Faunica.wild, rustic, rude, artless, plain

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Favillous

Favillousa.consisting of or resembling ashes

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Favor

Favorv.t.to countenance, support, assist, befriend, spare, ease, resemble

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Favor (2)

Favorn.countenance, support, kindness, resemblance, a knot of ribands upon a hat, &c.

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Favorable

Favorablea.propitious, kind, gracious, tender

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Favorableness

Favorablenessn.a favorable state or quality, favor

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Favorably

Favorablyad.in a favorable or kind manner

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Favored

Favoredpa.helped, spared, regarded, featured

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Favored (2)

Favoredpa.helped, spared, regarded, featured

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Favorer

Favorer, or Fautorn.one who favors or regards

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Favorite

Favoriten.one particularly loved, a near friend

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Favoritism

Favoritismn.a disposition to aid friends to the prejudice of others having equal claims, partiality, the act of favoring

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Fawn

Fawnv.i.to sooth, to flatter;n.a young deer

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Fawner

Fawnern.one who fawns, one who flatters

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Fawning

Fawningpa.cringing, flattering, fonling

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Fawningly

Fawninglyad.in a cringing manner, meanly

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Faxed

Faxeda.hairy, rough, coarse, frightful, ob.

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Fay

Fayn.a fairy, an elf, (faith, ob.)