Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Faction

Factionn.a party, tumult, sedition, discord

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Factionary

Factionaryn.a factious person, a partyman, ob.

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Factious

Factiousa.given to faction, seditious, loud, noisy

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Factiously

Factiouslyad.in a factious manner, seditiously

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Factitious

Factitiousa.made by art, artificial, counterfeit

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Factor

Factorn.an agent for another, deputy, substitute

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Factory

Factoryn.a body, or place of merchant-agents, a manufactory

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Faculty

Facultyn.ability, power, talent, privilege, body

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Facundity

Facundityn.eloquence, readiness of speech

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Faddle

Faddlev.i.to trifle, idle, toy, play the fool

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Fade

Fadev.to wither, decay, grow weak, lose color

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Fadge

Fadgev.i.to agree, fit, suit, become, succeed

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Fady

Fadya.tending to fade or decay, pale, weak

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Fag

Fagv.to labor, toil, work, tire, beat

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Fag (2)

Fag, or Fagendn.to worst part of loose end

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Fagot

Fagotn.a bundle of wood, nominal soldier, mark

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Fagot (2)

Fagotv.t.to make fagots, tie up, bind, bundle

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Fagout

Fagoutv.i.to become loose or untwisted

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Fail

Failv.to break in business, be deficient or short, miss, perish, die, desert, neglect

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Failing

Failing, or Failuren.a becoming insolvent, deficiency, defect, omission, fault

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Fain

Faina.glad, merry, obliged;ad.gladly, fondly

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Faint

Faintv.to swoon, sink, grow feeble, deject

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Faint (2)

Faint, or Faintya.languid, low, weak, cowardly

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Fainthearted

Fainthearted, or Faintlinga.cowardly, timorous

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Faintheartedly

Faintheartedlyad.timorously, dejectedly

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Fainting

Faintingn.a short loss of animal motion

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Faintish

Faintisha.rather faint of low, ready to faint