Furnish
Furnishv.t.to supply, provide, equip, fit out, adorn
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Furniture
Furnituren.moveables, goods, utensils, decorations
Furrier
Furriern.a dealer in or dresser of furs
Furrow
Furrown.a long trench or hollow, drain, wrinkle
Furrow (2)
Furrowv.t.to cut into furrows or hollows, to wrinkle
Furry
Furrya.covered with or made of fur
Further
Furtherad.at a distance, beyond this, moreover
Further (2)
Furtherv.t.to assist, forward, promote, advance
Furtherance
Furtherancen.assistance, help, advancement
Furtherer
Furtherern.a helper, promoter, advancer
Furthermore
Furthermoread.yet further, moreover, besides
Furthermost
Furthermosta.the most distant, the farthest
Furtive
Furtivea.stolen, gotten by stealth, secret
Furuncle
Furunclen.a large bile, an angry spot or swelling
Furwrought
Furwroughta.wrought or adorned with fur
Fury
Furyn.madness, rage, frenzy, violent passion
Furze
Furzen.a very prickly shrub, gorse
Furzebush
Furzebushn.a bush or quantity of furze
Furzy
Furzya.full of, overgrown with or having furze
Fuse
Fuse, [fuze]v.to melt, liquefy, soften, be melted
Fusee
Fuseen.a firelock, part of a watch, match, track
Fusibility
Fusibilityn.a melted or melting quality
Fusible
Fusible, or Fusilea.capable of being melted
Fusiform
Fusiforma.in the shape of a spindle
Fusileer
Fusileern.a footsoldier armed with a fusee
Fusion
Fusionn.the act of melting, melted state, softness
Fuss
Fussn.a stir, bustle, tumult, noise