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fammil, fimlar, fumbler, fumblin$, fumle, fummil, fummill, fummle, fummler, fummlin, fummlin$,
fummle [fʌml]
n. A fumbling. Work badly or hurriedly done, a botch, a bungling.
adj. Fumbling
v. To fumble, to grope awkwardly, to be clumsy.
n. A fumbling. Work badly or hurriedly done, a botch, a bungling.
adj. Fumbling
v. To fumble, to grope awkwardly, to be clumsy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fummler: A fumbler, an awkward person.
fummlin [ˈfʌmlɪn]: Fumbling. Endeavouring without success.
fummlin [ˈfʌmlɪn]: Fumbling. Endeavouring without success.
fun, funn, funnie, funny, funs,
fun [fʌn]
n. Fun.
v. To do something for fun.
n. Fun.
v. To do something for fun.
funny [ˈfʌne]
adj. Funny.
adj. Funny.
Compounds and phrases etc.
oot o aw fun: Speaking seriously.
function [ˈfʌŋʃən]
n. An activity that is natural to or the purpose of a person or thing.
n. An activity that is natural to or the purpose of a person or thing.
foundament, foundiment, fundament,
fundament [ˈfʌndəmɛnt]
n. A fundament. A foundation. A person's bottom.
n. A fundament. A foundation. A person's bottom.
founeral, funeral,
funeral [ˈf(j)unərəl]
n. A funeral.
n. A funeral.
fung, fung$r, funger, fungin, fungit, funk, funker,
fung [fʌŋ(k)]
n. A blow from the hand or the foot, a cuff. A huff, tantrum.
v. To strike with the hands or feet, to pitch, toss, fling. To cheat in marbles by jerking the arm forward in delivering the marble.
pt. pp. fungt, funged adj. fungit Struck, flung, in a huff, etc.
n. A blow from the hand or the foot, a cuff. A huff, tantrum.
v. To strike with the hands or feet, to pitch, toss, fling. To cheat in marbles by jerking the arm forward in delivering the marble.
pt. pp. fungt, funged adj. fungit Struck, flung, in a huff, etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
funger: A restive horse, a kicker.
fungus,
fungus [ˈfʌŋəs]
n. Fungus.
n. Fungus.
founk, fownk, funk, funkis, fyownk, fyunk,
funk [NN.b. f(j)ʌuŋk, I. f(j)ʌŋk]
n. Thick smoke. A strong, unpleasant smell.
n. Thick smoke. A strong, unpleasant smell.
foont, foontain, foontin, fount, funtain, funtainheid, funtin,
funtain [ˈfʌntɪn]
n. A fountain.
n. A fountain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
funtainheid: A fountainhead.
Foontainhaw, Fountainhaw, Funtainhaw,
Funtainhaw [ˈfʌntɪnhɑː, -hɔ, N. I. -haː]
pn. Fountainhall (East Lothian).
pn. Fountainhall (East Lothian).