Foggy
Foggya.misty, thick, dull, heavy, dark
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
1.634 entradas
Foggya.misty, thick, dull, heavy, dark
Foiblen.a weak or blind side, failing, fault, defect
Foilv.to defeat, overcome, push, set off
Foiln.a defeat, deception, thruct, sword, gilding
Foinv.i.to push in fencing
Foison, or Foizonn.plenty, abundance, ob.
Foistv.t.to insert by forgery, to put or cram in
Foistinessn.fustiness, moldiness, ob.
Foistya.fusty, moldy, smelling badly, ob.
Foldn.a double or plait, pen for sheep, flock
Foldv.t.to double up, put sheep into a fold, confine
Foldagen.the liberty of penning up sheep
Foldern.a flat instrument to fold sheets of paper
Foliaceousa.consisting of leaves or thin scales, growing on leaves
Foliagen.leaves, tufts of trees, branched work
Foliara.pertaining to or growing from a leaf
Foliatea.leafty, furnished with leaves
Foliaten.a certain curve of the second order
Foliatev.t.to beat into thin plates or leaves
Foliationn.the act of beating into thin plates, the folded state of leaves while in the bud
Foliferousa.producing leaves
Folion.a book of two leaves to a sheet, a mark
Foliolen.a small leaf of a compound leaf
Foliosea.having leaves interspersed with flowers
Folk, or Folksn.people, mankind, mortals, nations
Folkmoten.a council or assembly of the people
Folliclen.a cavity or bag, a feed vessel of a single valve, opening lengthwise and feeds not fastened