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finance, financial, finaunce, finuncial, fynance,
finance [ˈfɪnɑns]
n. Finance.
pl. finances
v. To finance.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
financial: Financial.
bullfinch, bullfrench, bullie, bully, finch, fintch,
finch [fɪnʃ]
n. A finch.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
bullfinch dim. bullie: The bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula.
reid-heidit finch: NEC. The lesser redpoll Carduelis cabaret.
f$un, f$und, faand, fan, fan$, fand, faun, faund, fin, fin$, find, finde, findin, fine, finn, finnd, finndin, finned, finnin, foon, foond, foun, foun, foun$, fu$n, fuhnd, fuin, fun, fun$, fund, funn, funt, fuun, fyn, fynn, fynnin,
find [fɪn(d)]
n. The feel or impression produced by touch.
v. To find, to perceive with the senses, be conscious of, feel, to be aware of smell or taste.
pt. fand [fan(d)]
pp. fund [fʌn(d)]
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
findin: Finding.
findie, findy, finnie, finny,
findy [SW. fɪn(d)i]
adj. Full of substance or pith, solid.
feine, feyn, fine, finerie, fineries, finery, fyn, fyne,
fine [fəin]
adj. Fine, comfortable, contented, just.
adv. Very well, perfectly well, nicely, very much. Also used ironically.
 
finely
adv. Finely. Excellently, handsomely.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
finery: Finery.
fineries: I.Sh. Delicacies, luxuries.
fineer, fineerin,
fineer [ˈfɪniːr]
n. A veneer. Trimming, ornamentation.
v. To veneer.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
fineerin: Fancy ornamentation.
fineet, infineet, infineit,
fineet [ˈfɪnit]
adj. Finite.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
infineet [ɪn-]: Infinite.
Fingan, Fingin,
Fingan [ˈfɪŋən]
pn. Finzean (Aberdeenshire).
bluidy_fingers, feenger, feengers, fing$er, fing$ers, fing$ir, fing$irs, fing$r, fing$rs, fingar, finger, fing-er, fingered, finger-end, fingeret, finger-eyn, finger-eyns, fingerin, fingerit, finger-neb, finger-pint, finger-pints, finger-pynt, finger-pynts, fingers, fingers, fingers, fing-ers, fingerstail, fingerstill, fingerstuil, fingert, fingert, fingerts, fingger, finggers, fingher, finghers, fingir, fingir-neb, fingirs, fingirstuil, fingur, fingurs, finner, finners, finnger, finngers, finngerstuil, fungur, fungurs, mid_finger, pickie-fingered, pickie-fingert, picky-fingered, picky-fingert, sticky-fingert, tarry-fingeret, tarry-fingert, taurie-fingert, taury-fingert,
finger [ˈfɪŋər]
n. A finger.
pl. fingers
v. To manipulate with the fingers.
pt. pp. fingert, fingered adj. Fingered, having fingers or resembling a finger or fingers.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
cock ane's wee finger: To drink.
bluidy fingers: The laburnum Laburnum anagyroides or foxglove Digitalis purpurea.
fairy fingers: U. The foxglove Digitalis purpurea.
finger-end: The finger tip.
fingerin: Fine worsted from spun wool.
finger-neb: The finger tip.
finger-pint: The finger tip.
fingerstuil [-støl, -stɪl, MN. -stil]: A fingerstall, a cover protecting a sore finger.
leddy's fingers: EC. The cowslip Primula veris or S. honeysuckle Lonicera periclymenum.
mid finger: The middle finger.
pickie-fingert, sticky-fingert, taury-fingert: Light-fingered.
Finglan, Finglen,
Finglen [ˈfɪnglən]
pn. Fingland (Dumfries and Galloway).

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