Former (2)
Formera.the first of two, the first in place, past
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Formerly
Formerlyad.in time past, of old, heretofore, once
Formic
Formica.pertaining to ants
Formication
Formicationn.a tingling like that made by the creeping of ants
Formidable
Formidablea.terrible, dreadful, frightful, great
Formidableness
Formidablenessn.a formidable state or quality
Formidably
Formidablyad.in a terrible or dreadful manner
Formless
Formlessa.having no form or shape, irregular
Formula
Formulan.a prescribed or general form
Formularity
Formularity, or Formularyn.a book of set forms
Fornicate
Fornicaten.vaulted like an oven
Fornicate (2)
Fornicatev.i.to lie with an unmarried persons
Fornication
Fornicationn.incontinence of unmarried persons, lewdness, idolatry
Fornicator
Fornicatorn.a single person guilty of incontinence, an idolator, any lewd person
Forsake
Forsakev.t.forsook,pret.forsaken,pa.to leave, go away from, quit, desert, flight
Forsoot
Forsootad.certainly, verily, truly, to be sure
Forswear
Forswearv.i.forsware, forswore,pret.forsworn,pa.to swear falsely, perjure, deny on oath
Fort
Fortn.a fortified place, fortification, castle
Forted
Forteda.having or guarded by a fort
Forth
Forthad.forward, on, out, out of doors;pr.out of
Forthcoming
Forthcominga.ready, or willing to appear
Forthissuing
Forthissuinga.coming out, or from a cover
Forthright
Forthrightad.strait forward or on, ob.
Forthright (2)
Forthrightn.a direct path, way or course, ob.
Forthwith
Forthwithad.immediately, directly, very soon
Fortieth
Fortietha.the tenth taken four times
Fortification
Fortificationn.a place built for defense, defense