Webster's Dictionary 1806

919

Fly (2)

Flyn.a kind of insect, the upper part of a jack

920

Flybane

Flybanen.a plant called catch fly

921

Flyblow

Flyblown.the egg of a fly

922

Flyblow (2)

Flyblowv.t.to fill with maggots, to taint

923

Flyboat

Flyboatn.a large flat bottomed Dutch vessel

924

Flycatcher

Flycatchern.one who flies, a genus of birds of various species

925

Flyer

Flyern.one who flies or runs away, a stair, a fly

926

Flyfish

Flyfishv.i.to angle with a fly made one a hook

927

Flyfishing

Flyfishingn.the act or art of angling with a fly

928

Flying

Flyingn.the act of moving upon wings

929

Flying Fish

Flying fishn.a small fish which uses its pectoral fins for flight

930

Flytrap

Flytrapn.a trap to catch flies, a species of sensitiver plant

931

Foal

Foalv.i.to breed or bring forth a foal

932

Foal (2)

Foaln.the offspring of a mare, a young mare

933

Foam

Foamv.i.to froth, gater froth, be in a rage

934

Foam (2)

Foamn.froth, great passion, fury, rage

935

Foamy

Foamya.covered with foam, frothy, empty

936

Fob

Fobn.a small breeches-pocket

937

Fob (2)

Fobv.t.to cheat, trick, defraud, put off

938

Focal

Focala.belonging to a focus or point

939

Focus

Focuspl.focuses,n.a place where rays meet, point

940

Fodder

Foddern.food for cattle;v.t.to feed cattle

941

Fodient

Fodientn.food for cattle;v.t.to feed cattle

942

Fodient (2)

Fodienta.digging, turning or throwing up

943

Foe

Foen.an enemy, opponent, persecutor

944

Fog

Fogn.a thick mist, misty state, vapor, after grass

945

Fogginess

Fogginessn.a foggy state, mistiness, darkness