Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Fester (2)

Festerv.t.to nurse, feed, cherish, pamper, support

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Festinate

Festinatea.hasty, rash, hurried, ob.

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Festinately

Festinatelyad.hastily, speedily, ob.

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Festival

Festivaln.a feast, solemn day, anniversary, holyday

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Festival (2)

Festival, or Festivea.pertaining to feasts, joyous

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Festivity

Festivityn.joyfulness, mirth, gaiety, a festival

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Festoon

Festoonn.a garland, wreath, border of flowers

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Festucous

Festucousa.formed of or resembling straw, ob.

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Fet

Fetn.a piece, bit, part, portion, quantity, ob.

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Fetch

Fetchn.a stratagem, artifice, art, trick, pretense

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Fetid

Fetida.rank, strong, offensive to the smell

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Fetidness

Fetidnessn.a fetid quality, an offensive smell

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Fetiferous

Fetiferousa.producing young, bearing fruit

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Fetor

Fetorn.a stink, offensive or bad smell, nastiness

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Fetter

Fetterv.t.to chain, shackle, bind, tie, fatten

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Fetter (2)

Fettern.a chain for the feet of felons, &c.

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Fettle

Fettlev.i.to trifle, idle, loiter, do idly, ob.

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Fetus

Fetuspl.fetuses,n.an animal from the time its parts are distinctly formed to its birth

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Feud

Feudn.a quarrel, contention, hatred, broil

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Feud (2)

Feud, or Feodn.land or right held of a superior on the condition of rendering to him military service of other duty

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Feudal

Feudala.held from a lord;n.dependance, fee

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Feudalism

Feudalismn.the system of feudal tenures

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Feudatory

Feudatoryn.one who holds from a lord

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Feuillage

Feuillagen.a bunch or row of leaves in carving

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Fever

Fevern.a disease, heat;v.t.to put into a fever

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Feverfew

Feverfewn.a plant, wild wormwood

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Feverish

Feverish, or Feverous, or Feverya.tending to or troubled with a fever, burning, hot, too hot