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feeger, feegir, feegur, feegure, feegursome, feegursum, feigur, figer, figgar, figger, figgur, figgur, figur, figuresome, figursome, figursum,
feegur [ˈfigər]
n. A figure.
v. To figure.
n. A figure.
v. To figure.
Compounds and phrases etc.
feegursome [ˈ-səm]: U. Good at sums.
feal, feel, feeled, feelin, feelin_herted, feelin_hertit, feelin-herted, feelt, feil, feilt, fele, felt, fiel, fielt, oonfeelin, unfeel, unfeelin,
feel [fil]
n. A mental feeling or idea, a shrewd suspicion.
adj. Of things: cosy, neat, clean. Of people: comfortable, cosy. Soft, smooth and pleasant to the touch, velvety.
v. To feel, perceive by smell or taste.
pt. pp. feelt, feeled, felt
n. A mental feeling or idea, a shrewd suspicion.
adj. Of things: cosy, neat, clean. Of people: comfortable, cosy. Soft, smooth and pleasant to the touch, velvety.
v. To feel, perceive by smell or taste.
pt. pp. feelt, feeled, felt
Compounds and phrases etc.
feelin: Feeling.
feelin hertit: I. Sensitive.
unfeel: Unpleasant, disagreeable, dirty, filthy, rough, not smooth, uncomfortable.
unfeelin: Unfeeling.
feelin hertit: I. Sensitive.
unfeel: Unpleasant, disagreeable, dirty, filthy, rough, not smooth, uncomfortable.
unfeelin: Unfeeling.
feenal, feenally, feinal,
feenal [ˈfinəl]
adj. Final.
adj. Final.
feenesh, feeneshes, feenish, feenished, feenishes, feenisht, feinish, feinish$t, feinished, feinishes, feinisht, fennesh, finisht,
feenish [ˈfinɪʃ]
n. Finish. In ploughing: the final or mould furrow which separates one rig from another
v. To finish.
pt. pp. feenisht
n. Finish. In ploughing: the final or mould furrow which separates one rig from another
v. To finish.
pt. pp. feenisht
Compounds and phrases etc.
feenishes: Finishes.
fear, fearin, feer, feerin, feir, feirin, fere, ferin, fier, fierin, pheer, pheerin, veer, veerin,
feer [fiːr]
v. To make the first guiding furrow in ploughing.
v. To make the first guiding furrow in ploughing.
Compounds and phrases etc.
feerin [ˈfiːrɪn]: The act of making the first furrow, the first furrow made.
feesk, feesked, feesket, feeskid, feeskit, feesks, feetiks, feisk, fiesk, fiesks, fisk,
feesk [I.Sh. fisk]
usually pl. feesks Tufts or wisps of untidy hair.
pt. pp. feeskit adj. Untidy, tangled, dishevelled. Covered in hairy mould.
usually pl. feesks Tufts or wisps of untidy hair.
pt. pp. feeskit adj. Untidy, tangled, dishevelled. Covered in hairy mould.
feesp, feespin, feisp, fiesp, fispen,
feesp [I.Sh. fiːst]
v. To move smartly, to fuss.
v. To move smartly, to fuss.
Compounds and phrases etc.
feespin : Moving quickly from place to place despite being feeble. Lively, vivacious.
feevel, feevil, feevl, feivl, fivel, fivl, fivla,
feevel [I.Sh. ˈfiːvl]
n. A light fall or thin covering of snow.
n. A light fall or thin covering of snow.
feeze, feize, fize,
feeze [fiːz]
n. A twist, a turn, a revolving or stirring motion.
v. To twist or turn, to cause to revolve, to screw. To wag or wriggle a part of the body. To fawn, insinuate oneself into another's favour.
n. A twist, a turn, a revolving or stirring motion.
v. To twist or turn, to cause to revolve, to screw. To wag or wriggle a part of the body. To fawn, insinuate oneself into another's favour.
Compounds and phrases etc.
feeze aff: To unscrew.
enfeftment, feff, feft, infeft, infeftment, infetht,
feff [fɛf]
v. To enfeoff.
pt. pp. feft [fɛft] adj. Bespoken, promised, claimed by long-standing use or habit.
v. To enfeoff.
pt. pp. feft [fɛft] adj. Bespoken, promised, claimed by long-standing use or habit.
Compounds and phrases etc.
infeft: leg. To invest with legal possession of heritable property.
infeftment: The investing of the rights of possession to a new owner.
infeftment: The investing of the rights of possession to a new owner.