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ef, eff, F,
F [ɛf]
n. F, eff
n. The sixth letter of the alphabet.
n. F, eff
n. The sixth letter of the alphabet.
fa, faa,
faa [I. faː]
n. The entrails of a slaughtered animal, used for sausages, etc.
n. The entrails of a slaughtered animal, used for sausages, etc.
fab, fob,
fab [fab]
n. A fob, a small pocket.
n. A fob, a small pocket.
baw_face, bawface, faase-face, face, face$t, faced, facer, facey, facie, facin, facit, faice, fair-faced, fais, faiss, fause_face, fause-face, feece, feice, feyss, fis, fore-face, greetin$-faced, greetin-faced, greitin-faced, hingit-faced,
face [fes, NN.b. fəis]
n. The face. The surface of the ground.
v. To face towards.
pt. pp. face't [fest], faced
n. The face. The surface of the ground.
v. To face towards.
pt. pp. face't [fest], faced
facie [ˈfesɪ]
adj. Bold, impudent, cheeky.
adj. Bold, impudent, cheeky.
Compounds and phrases etc.
baw face: Chubby face.
facer: A buffeting from the weather, a brimming glass of liquor.
facin: Facing.
fair-faced: Superficially polite, deceitful.
fause face: A face shaped mask.
five faces: MN. The moschatel Adoxa moschatellina.
fore-face: The iron framework forming the front of an old-fashioned fire-place.
greetin-faced: Sour-faced, moaning.
hangit-faced: Looking ripe for the gallows, gallows-faced, villainous.
reid faced: Ashamed.
set up a face: To assume an appearance, make a pretence.
soor-faced: Sour-looking.
whiteface MN. The thornback ray Raja clavata.
facer: A buffeting from the weather, a brimming glass of liquor.
facin: Facing.
fair-faced: Superficially polite, deceitful.
fause face: A face shaped mask.
five faces: MN. The moschatel Adoxa moschatellina.
fore-face: The iron framework forming the front of an old-fashioned fire-place.
greetin-faced: Sour-faced, moaning.
hangit-faced: Looking ripe for the gallows, gallows-faced, villainous.
reid faced: Ashamed.
set up a face: To assume an appearance, make a pretence.
soor-faced: Sour-looking.
whiteface MN. The thornback ray Raja clavata.
faceelitie, faceelity, faceilitie, faceiliy,
faceelity [ˈfəsilɪtɪ]
n. A facility.
n. A facility.
facks, facksin, faks, faksin, fax,
facks [I.Sh. faks]
n. A foam-topped wave on the point of breaking.
n. A foam-topped wave on the point of breaking.
Compounds and phrases etc.
facksin: Waves breaking to form 'white-horses'.
fac, fac$, fack, facks, facs, fact, facts, fak, fake, feck, fect,
fact [fak(t)]
n. A fact. Make, shape, form.
pl. facts
adv. Indeed, really, truly.
n. A fact. Make, shape, form.
pl. facts
adv. Indeed, really, truly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
as fact as: As sure(ly) as, certain(ly) as.
factor, factorie, factorship, factory, faictor, faictorie, faictory, faictrie, faictry, faiktrie, fectory,
factor [ˈfaktər]
n. An agent or steward who manages land or house property for its proprietor, one who has charge of the administration of an estate. One appointed by a Court to manage forfeited, or sequestered property etc.
v. To act as factor or agent for an estate.
n. An agent or steward who manages land or house property for its proprietor, one who has charge of the administration of an estate. One appointed by a Court to manage forfeited, or sequestered property etc.
v. To act as factor or agent for an estate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
factorship: The office of factor.
factory [ˈfaktərɪ]: A factory, the office or jurisdiction of a factor.
factory [ˈfaktərɪ]: A factory, the office or jurisdiction of a factor.
faculty,
faculty [ˈfakəlti]
n. Faculty, the members of a particular profession.
n. Faculty, the members of a particular profession.
faddom, faddom$t, faddomed, faddomt,
faddom [ˈfadəm]
n. A fathom.
v. To fathom.
pt. pp. faddomt
n. A fathom.
v. To fathom.
pt. pp. faddomt