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fur, furred, furret, furrie, furrit, furry,
fur [fʌr]
n. Fur, animal hair.
v. To fur.
pt. pp. furred adj. Having fur.
n. Fur, animal hair.
v. To fur.
pt. pp. furred adj. Having fur.
furry
adj. Furry.
adj. Furry.
farle, furl,
furl [fʌrl]
n. A curl. S. Anything curly and fluttering.
v. To roll or fold up something.
n. A curl. S. Anything curly and fluttering.
v. To roll or fold up something.
firm, foairm, foairms, foarm, foarms, form, furm, furms,
furm [fʌrm]
n. A low wooden bench.
n. A low wooden bench.
fornace, furnace,
furnace [ˈfʌrnəs]
n. An enclosed structure in which material can be heated to very high temperatures.
n. An enclosed structure in which material can be heated to very high temperatures.
furnicate, furnication, furnicator,
furnicate [ˈfʌrnɪket]
v. To fornicate.
v. To fornicate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
furnication: Fornication.
furnicator: A fornicator.
furnicator: A fornicator.
furnish [ˈfərnɪʃ]
v. To provide with the usual or necessary accessories.
v. To provide with the usual or necessary accessories.
furniter, furnitur, furnyter,
furnitur [ˈfʌrnɪtər]
n. Furniture.
n. Furniture.
brak-fur, brak-furr, feereen, fittie-fir, fittie-fur, fittie-furr, fur, fur$, furlang, furr, furra, furrae, furred, furrer, furrlang, furrt,
furr [fʌr]
n. A furrow.
v. To plough, to mark or make furrows.
pt. pp. furrt, furred
n. A furrow.
v. To plough, to mark or make furrows.
pt. pp. furrt, furred
Compounds and phrases etc.
brak-furr: MN. To plough shallow furrows.
fittie-furr: A pair of plough horses.
furlang: A furlong.
furrer: A horse for walking in the furrow.
riggit and furrt: Ribbed, having a corrugated surface.
thraw the furr: Turn the soil.
fittie-furr: A pair of plough horses.
furlang: A furlong.
furrer: A horse for walking in the furrow.
riggit and furrt: Ribbed, having a corrugated surface.
thraw the furr: Turn the soil.
fern, forin, forren, forrin, forriner, furin, furreign, furren, furrener, furrin, furriner, furrner,
furrin [ˈfʌrɪn]
adj. Foreign, abroad.
adj. Foreign, abroad.
Compounds and phrases etc.
furriner: Foreigner.
firth, firthset, firthset, firthsetter, firthsettin, fort, fort$, forth, forthie, forthily, forthiness, forthsetter, forthy, frothie, frothy, furt, furth, furth_the_gate, furthcomin, furthie, furthilie, furthily, furthiness, furthset, furthset, furthsetter, furthsettin, furthward, furthwart, furtie, furtiness, furty, set_firth, set_furth, setfirth, setfurth, setten_furth,
furth [fʌrθ, I.Sh. fʌrt]
n. The out-of-doors, the open air.
adv. Forth. Out of doors, into the open air. Followed by o away from, outside of.
prep. Forth, out of, from, outside.
n. The out-of-doors, the open air.
adv. Forth. Out of doors, into the open air. Followed by o away from, outside of.
prep. Forth, out of, from, outside.
furthie [ˈfʌrθɪ I.Sh. ˈfʌrti]
adj. Forward in disposition, bold, impulsive, energetic.
adj. Forward in disposition, bold, impulsive, energetic.
Compounds and phrases etc.
furthcomin: Forthcoming. Ready to be produced, (in) production.
furthily: Frankly, freely, without reserve.
furthiness: Frankness, affability.
furthset: To set forth or forward, to advance.
furthsetter [ˈfʌrθ-]: One who sets forth, an author, a publisher.
furthsettin: Setting forth or forward. Advancing or promoting.
furth the gate: Honest, straightforward.
furthwart [-wərt]: Outwards.
the muckle furth: The great outdoors.
set furth: Begin a journey. To publish.
setten furth: Set forth, published.
furthily: Frankly, freely, without reserve.
furthiness: Frankness, affability.
furthset: To set forth or forward, to advance.
furthsetter [ˈfʌrθ-]: One who sets forth, an author, a publisher.
furthsettin: Setting forth or forward. Advancing or promoting.
furth the gate: Honest, straightforward.
furthwart [-wərt]: Outwards.
the muckle furth: The great outdoors.
set furth: Begin a journey. To publish.
setten furth: Set forth, published.