FEOFFOR
FEOFFOR, noun feff'er. One who infeoff's or grants a fee.
American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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FEOFFOR, noun feff'er. One who infeoff's or grants a fee.
FERA'CIOUS, adjective [Latin ferax, from fero, to bear.] Fruitful; producing abundantly.
FERAC'ITY, noun [Latin feracitas.] Fruitfulness. [Little used.]
FE'RAL, adjective [Latin feralis.] Funeral; pertaining to funerals; mournful.
FER'CIOUSLY, adverb Fiercely; with savage cruelty.
FERE, noun A fellow; a mate; a peer. obsolete
FER'ETORY, noun [Latin feretrum, a bier.] A place in a church for a bier.
FE'RIAL, adjective [Latin ferialis.] Pertaining to holidays, or to common days.
FERIA'TION, noun [Latin feriatio, from feriae, vacant days, holidays.]The act of keeping holiday; cessation from work.
FE'RINE, adjective [Latin ferinus, from ferus, wild.]Wild; untamed; savage. Lions, tigers, wolves and bears are ferine beasts.
FE'RINENESS, noun Wildness; savageness.
FER'ITY, noun [Latin feritas, from ferus, wild.]Wildness, savageness; cruelty.
FERM, noun A farm or rent; a lodging-house. obsolete [See Farm.]
FER'MENT, noun [Latin fermentum, from fervo, to boil. See Fervent.]1. A gentle boiling; or the internal motion of the constituent parts of a fluid.[In this sense it is rarely us...
FERMENT'ABLE, adjective Capable of fermentation; thus, cider, beer of all kinds, wine, and other vegetable liquors, are fermentable
FERMENTA'TION, noun [Latin fermentatio.] The sensible internal motion of the constituent particles of animal and vegetable substances, occasioned by a certain degree of heat and...
FERMENT'ATIVE, adjective1. Causing or having power to cause fermentation; as fermentative heat.2. Consisting in fermentation; as fermentative process.
FERMENT'ATIVENESS, noun The state of being fermentative.
FERMENT'ED, participle passive Worked; having undergone the process of fermentation.
FERMENT'ING, participle present tense Working; effervesing.
FERN, nounA plant of several species constituting the tribe or family of Filices, which have their fructification on the back of the fronds or leaves, or in which the flowers ar...
FERN-OWL, noun The goatsucker.
FERN'Y, a Abounding or overgrown with fern.
FERO'CIOUS, adjective [Latin ferox; allied to ferus, wild, fera, a wild animal.]1. Fierce; savage; wild; indicating cruelty; as a ferocious look, countenance or features.2. Rave...
FERO'CIOUSNESS, noun Savage fierceness; cruelty; ferocity.
FEROC'ITY, noun [Latin ferocitas.]1. Savage wildness or fierceness; fury; cruelty; as the ferocity of barbarians.2. Fierceness indicating a savage heart; as ferocity of countena...
FER'REOUS, adjective [Latin ferreus, from ferrum, iron.]Partaking of iron; pertaining to iron; like iron; made of iron.