Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Foolhardy

Foolhardya.madly adventurous, rash

1001

Foolish

Foolisha.weak in understanding, imprudent, wicked

1002

Foolishly

Foolishlyad.weakly, imprudently, idly, wickedly

1003

Foolishness

Foolishnessn.folly, a want of understanding

1004

Foolstrap

Foolstrapn.a trap or snare laid to catch fools

1005

Foot

Footn.that on which a thing stands, a step, measure of 12 inches, a measure in poetry, infantry

1006

Foot (2)

Footv.to dance, walk, tread, spurn, settle

1007

Football

Footballn.a bladder in a leathern case, a game

1008

Footboy

Footboyn.a boy in livery, a servant

1009

Footbridge

Footbridgen.a narrow bridge for passengers

1010

Footed

Footeda.shaped in the foor, danced, walked, trod

1011

Footing

Footingn.foundation, dance, tread, road, entrance, settlement, lace

1012

Footlieker

Footliekern.a slave, a flatterer

1013

Footman

Footmann.a man-servant in livery, runner, stand

1014

Footmanship

Footmanshipn.the act of a footman or runner

1015

Footpace

Footpacen.a slow walk, part of a staircase, cloth

1016

Footpad

Footpadn.a person who robs on foot

1017

Footpath

Footpathn.a narrow way for foot-passengers

1018

Footpost

Footpostn.a post or messenger that travels on foot

1019

Footsoldier

Footsoldiern.a soldier that serves on foot

1020

Footstep

Footstepn.a mark of a foot, track, trace, token, sign

1021

Footstool

Footstooln.a place to put the feet on, a support

1022

Fop

Fopn.a coxcomb, effeminate beau, saucy man

1023

Foppery

Fopperyn.affectation, show, folly, impertinence

1024

Foppish

Foppisha.gaudy, vain, filly, foolish, saucy, rude

1025

Foppishly

Foppishlyad.in a foppish manner, gaudily, vainly

1026

Foppishness

Foppishnessn.foppish behavior, vanity, folly