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faerce, faerse, fairce, faircelins, faircle, fersell, fersle, fiercelins, oonfersell, unfaircle, unfersle,
fairce [feːrs]
adj. Fierce.
adj. Fierce.
Compounds and phrases etc.
faircelins [ˈfeːrslɪnz]: Fiercely, hurriedly, violently, impetuously.
faircle: [ˈfeːrsl]: MN. Energetic, active.
unfaircle: MN. Lacking energy.
faircle: [ˈfeːrsl]: MN. Energetic, active.
unfaircle: MN. Lacking energy.
faerd, faird, fard, ferd, fird,
faird [feːrd, fɛrd]
n. A hasty or impetuous movement or action. A fuss, pother, to-do.
v. To bustle, to bandy ill words with.
n. A hasty or impetuous movement or action. A fuss, pother, to-do.
v. To bustle, to bandy ill words with.
faird, fard, furd,
faird [feːrd]
v. To paint the face, to gloss over.
v. To paint the face, to gloss over.
fairt, fairter, fert, fiarter, fyarter,
fairt [feːrt, fɛrt]
n. A fart.
v. To fart.
pt. pp. fairtit
n. A fart.
v. To fart.
pt. pp. fairtit
Compounds and phrases etc.
fairter [NN. ˈfjartər]: An untidy or insignificant person.
faerie, faeries, faery, fairie, fairies, fairy, farry, feeri, feerie, feerie-fairie, feerie-farrie, feery-fairy, feery-fairy, feery-farry, feery-farry, feery-fary, ferry, fery-farry,
fairy [ˈfeːrɪ]
n. A fairy.
pl. fairies
n. A fairy.
pl. fairies
Compounds and phrases etc.
feery-fairy: A dazed or excited state of mind, a bustle, excitement, confusion.
feerie: I.Sh. A fever which afflicts dogs, an epidemic
feerie: I.Sh. A fever which afflicts dogs, an epidemic
faise, faise, faised, faisen, faisenins, faisent, faisins, faiz, faiz$d, faize, faizen, faizenins, faizent, faizins, faizzen, faizzent, fase, faze, fease, feaseins, feasen, feasenins, feasent, feasins, feaze, feeze, feze, fezed, fizz, phase, phased,
faise [feːz]
n. Inconvenience, annoyance.
v. To annoy, inconvenience, disturb, ruffle. To make an impression on. Usually with oot: to unravel something woven or spun. To give metal or wood rough, splintered or jagged edges. Also S. faisen
pt. pp. faised, S. faisent
n. Inconvenience, annoyance.
v. To annoy, inconvenience, disturb, ruffle. To make an impression on. Usually with oot: to unravel something woven or spun. To give metal or wood rough, splintered or jagged edges. Also S. faisen
pt. pp. faised, S. faisent
Compounds and phrases etc.
faisins, faisenins: Frayed ends.
faceable, faesible, faiasable, faisible, feasible, feisible,
faisible [ˈfeːzəbl]
adj. Feasible. Of things: neat, tidily made. Of people: neat, tidy, presentable. Pretty fair, satisfactory.
adj. Feasible. Of things: neat, tidily made. Of people: neat, tidy, presentable. Pretty fair, satisfactory.
faader, fadder, fader, faether, faidder, faider, faidir, faither, faithir, faithur, fayther, fayther, fe$r, feither, feth$r, fethar, fether, fethir, feyther, fither, fithir, forefaader, forefaaders, forefadder, forefadders, forefader, forefaders, forefaether, forefaethers, forefaider, forefaiders, forefaidir, forefaidirs, forefaither, forefaithers, forefaithir, forefaithirs, forefaithur, forefaithurs, forefayther, forefaythers, forefeither, forefeithers, forefether, forefethers, forefeyther, forefeythers, forefither, forefithers, forefithir, forefithirs, grandfaither, grand-faither, granfadder, granfaither, granfayther, granfeyther, gudefaither, guid-faither, guidfather, gweed-father, name-faider, name-faither, stapfaither, stap-faither, stepfaither, step-faither,
faither [ˈfeːðər, ˈfɛðər, MN. ˈfɪðər, I.Sh. faːdər]
also arch. MN. faider [ˈfeːdər, ˈfæ-, ˈfɛ-]
n. Father.
also arch. MN. faider [ˈfeːdər, ˈfæ-, ˈfɛ-]
n. Father.
Compounds and phrases etc.
forefaither: Forefather. pl. forefaithers
guid-faither: Father-in-law.
grandfaither [gran(d)-, grɑn(d)-]: Grandfather.
name-faither: I.Sh. The man after whom one has been named.
stepfaither: A stepfather.
guid-faither: Father-in-law.
grandfaither [gran(d)-, grɑn(d)-]: Grandfather.
name-faither: I.Sh. The man after whom one has been named.
stepfaither: A stepfather.
faetter, faitter, faitur, fayture, featur, feeter, feetur, feitur, feytur,
faitur [fetər]
n. A feature. Appearance, figure, shape.
n. A feature. Appearance, figure, shape.
Compounds and phrases etc.
faiturless: Featureless.
faizart, fazard, fazart, fesart, fezart,
faizart [ˈfeːzərt]
n. A hermaphrodite fowl. A puny, effeminate man, a weakling, a coward, an impudent fellow.
n. A hermaphrodite fowl. A puny, effeminate man, a weakling, a coward, an impudent fellow.