Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Fall (2)

Falln.the act of falling, descent, disgrace, ruin

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Fallacious

Fallaciousa.deceitful, producing a mistake

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Fallaciously

Fallaciouslyad.deceitfully, treacherously, craftily

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Fallaciousness

Fallaciousnessn.a tendency to deceive or cheat

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Fallacy

Fallacyn.deceit, fraud, guile, sophistry

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Fallibility

Fallibilityn.a liableness to be deceived or err

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Fallible

Falliblea.liable to error or mistake, frail

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Falling

Fallingn.a sinking, fall, error, sin

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Falling-Sickness

Falling-sicknessn.a kind of disease, the epilepsy

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Fallow

Fallowv.i.to plow in order to plow again

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Fallow (2)

Fallowa.uncultivated, unoccupied;n.ground at rest

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Fallowness

Fallownessn.a fallow state, rest, barrenness

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False

False, [a as o]a.untrue, deceitful, dishonest, base

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Falsehearted

Falsehearteda.treacherous, deceitful, false, base

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Falsehood

Falsehood, or Falseityn.a lie, cheat, want of truth

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Falsely

Falselyad.erroneously, treacherously, basely

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Falsific

Falsifica.making false, dealing falsely, base

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Falsification

Falsificationn.the act of falsifying, a confutation

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Falsifier

Falsifiern.a person who falsifies or forges, a liar

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Falsify

Falsifyv.to counterfeit, forge, lie, break

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Falter

Falter, [a as o]v.i.to stammer, hesitate, fail

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Faltering

Falteringpa.stammering, hesitating, failing

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Falteringly

Falteringlyad.with hesitation or difficulty, badly

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Fame

Famen.reputation, renown, glory, report, talk

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Famed

Fameda.renowned, noted, much talked of

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Fameless

Famelessa.having no fame, obscure, unknown

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Familiar

Familiara.intimate, affable, free, common