Frumentation
Frumentationn.a gift or largess of corn among the Romans
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Frush
Frushv.t.to brak, bruise, crush;n.a horn, ob.
Frustraneous
Frustraneousa.vain, useless, unprofitable, empty
Frustrate
Frustratev.t.to disappoint, balk, defeat, make
Frustration
Frustrationn.a disappointment, defeat, loss
Frustrative
Frustrative, or Frustratorya.making void, useless
Frustum
Frustumn.a part cut off from a figure
Frutescent
Frutescenta.full of small shoots, shrubby
Fruticose
Fruticosea.shrubby, perennial with woody stems
Fry
Fryn.a thing fried, fish just spawned, child, sieve
Fry (2)
Fryv.to dress in a fryingpan, broil, melt, fume
Fryingpan
Fryingpann.an iron pan to fry things in
Fub
Fubv.t.to fob, put off, cheat, trick;n.a fatboy
Fucus
Fucusn. pl.fucuses, paint or dye, a genus of seaweeds
Fuddle
Fuddlev.to make or get drunk, to drink hard
Fuel
Fueln.matter for the fire;v.t.to feed the fire
Fugacity
Fugacityn.the act of flying away, unsteadiness
Fugh
Fughexclam.expressing dislike, hatred or aversion
Fugitive
Fugitiven.a runaway, deserter, vagabond, vagrant
Fugitive (2)
Fugitivea.flying, wandering, unstable, volatile
Fugitiveness
Fugitivenessn.inconstancy, uncertainty, giddiness
Fugue
Fuguen.chase in music, or succession in the parts
Fulciment
Fulcimentn.a prop, support, stay, point, not used
Fulcrate
Fulcratea.having props or supports
Fulcrum
Fulcrumn. pl.fulcrums, the prop or support of a lever, or of a plant, 7c.
Fulfil
Fulfilv.t.to perform, complete, answer, fill up
Fulfilling
Fulfilling, or Fulfilmentn.a completion