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fillum, film, filum, flim, full-im,
film [fɪl(ə)m, flɪm]
n. A film, a mist rising from the ground, something unsubstantial, illusory or of no account.
n. A film, a mist rising from the ground, something unsubstantial, illusory or of no account.
filch, filchan, filchans, filsch, filsh, filshen, filshens,
filsh [ˈfɪlʃ]
n. Weeds or grass covering the ground when under crop.
also filshan [ˈfɪlʃən]
n. Weeds or grass covering the ground when under crop.
also filshan [ˈfɪlʃən]
filch, filchach, filget, filjit, filschach, filsh, filshach,
filsh [N. I. ˈfɪlʃ]
n. A lout, disagreeable person.
dim. filshach [ˈfɪlʃəx]
n. A lout, disagreeable person.
dim. filshach [ˈfɪlʃəx]
fijlska, fijlsket, filska, filsket, filskit, fulskit,
filska [I.Sh. ˈfɪlska, ˈfʌlska]
n. Wild, flighty behaviour, silly or obstreperous fun, tomfoolery.
n. Wild, flighty behaviour, silly or obstreperous fun, tomfoolery.
Compounds and phrases etc.
filskit [fɪslkət]: adj. Frisky, lively, foolishly hilarious.
filt, filth, filthie, filthy, filty, fooltya, fulth, fulthie, fulthy,
filth [fɪlθ, fʌlθ, I.Sh. fɪlt]
n. Filth.
n. Filth.
filthy [fɪlθi, fʌlθi, I.Sh. ˈfɪlti]
adj. Filthy.
adj. Filthy.
fam, fame, fams, fem, fim, fjim, fyim,
fim [I.Sh. f(j)ɪm]
n. A very thin layer or film of something floating on a liquid. a small quantity.
n. A very thin layer or film of something floating on a liquid. a small quantity.
fimmer,
fimmer [ˈfɪmər]
v. To skip.
v. To skip.
femmer, fimmer,
fimmer [SEC. ˈfɪmər]
adj. Of persons or things: slim.
adj. Of persons or things: slim.
femmle [fɛm(ə)l]
n. S. Strength, stamina.
adj. S. Active, agile. EC. S. Athletic, firm, well-knit.
n. S. Strength, stamina.
adj. S. Active, agile. EC. S. Athletic, firm, well-knit.
fimis, fimister, fimistery, fimmis, fimmis$d, fimmis$t, fimmish, fimmist, fommis, virmeesh, virmish,
fimmis [I. ˈfɪmɪs, ˈfɪmɪʃ]
n. A flurry, a state of excitement, doubt or perplexity.
adj. Excited, flustered.
v. To be in a hurry, to make haste.
pt. pp. fimmist adj. Agitated, excited, flurried.
n. A flurry, a state of excitement, doubt or perplexity.
adj. Excited, flustered.
v. To be in a hurry, to make haste.
pt. pp. fimmist adj. Agitated, excited, flurried.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fimister: Nervousness.
fin, finfolk, finfowk, finnfolk, fun,
fin [fɪn]
n. The fin of a fish etc.
n. The fin of a fish etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
finner: I.Sh. A rorqual of the genus Balaenopteridae. NEC. The basking shark Cetorhinus maximus.
finfowk: I. Mythical sorcerous shapeshifters of the sea.
yellae fin: S. SW. MN. A young sea trout Salmo trutta
finfowk: I. Mythical sorcerous shapeshifters of the sea.
yellae fin: S. SW. MN. A young sea trout Salmo trutta