Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Familiar (2)

Familiarn.an intimate acquaintance, a demon

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Familiarity

Familiarityn.intimacy, easy intercourse

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Familiarize

Familiarizev.to habituate, to accustom

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Familiarly

Familiarlyad.intimately, without formality

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Familist

Familistn.one of the sect named family of love

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Family

Familyn.a household, lineage, tribe, race, class

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Famine

Famine, or Faminn.a dearth, a want of sufficient food for the inhabitants of a country

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Famish

Famishv.to starve, to kill or die with hunger

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Famishment

Famishmentn.a want of food, hunger, thirst

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Famous

Famousa.renowned, noted, distinguished, great

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Famously

Famouslyad.with great renown, cleverly, well

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Fan

Fann.an instrument used by the ladies to cool themselves, an instrument to winnow corn

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Fan (2)

Fanv.t.to blow or winnow with a fan, to cool

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Fanatic

Fanaticn.an enthusiast, one very strongly bigoted

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Fanatic (2)

Fanatic, or Fanaticala.enthusiastic, frantic

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Fanaticism

Fanaticismn.entusiasm, religious frenzy

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Fanciful

Fancifula.imaginative, whimsical, strange, odd

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Fancifully

Fancifullyad.in a fanciful manner, strangely

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Fancifulness

Fancifulnessn.a fanciful disposition or temper

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Fancy

Fancyn.imagination, whim, inclination, mind

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Fancy (2)

Fancyv.t.to imagin, suppose, think, long for

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Fancymonger

Fancymongern.a dealer in tricks of imagination

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Fancysick

Fancysicka.disordered in the imagination

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Fane

Fanen.a temple, a church, used in poetry

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Fanfaronade

Fanfaronaden.a bluster, parade, not used

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Fang

Fangn.a ong tusk, talon, nail;v.t.to seize

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Fanged

Fangedpa.furnished with or having fangs