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firm, foairm, foairms, foarm, foarms, form, furm, furms,
furm [fʌrm]
n. A low wooden bench.
n. A low wooden bench.
fornace, furnace,
furnace [ˈfʌrnəs]
n. An enclosed structure in which material can be heated to very high temperatures.
n. An enclosed structure in which material can be heated to very high temperatures.
furnicate, furnication, furnicator,
furnicate [ˈfʌrnɪket]
v. To fornicate.
v. To fornicate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
furnication: Fornication.
furnicator: A fornicator.
furnicator: A fornicator.
furniter, furnitur, furnyter,
furnitur [ˈfʌrnɪtər]
n. Furniture.
n. Furniture.
brak-fur, brak-furr, feereen, fittie-fir, fittie-fur, fittie-furr, fur, fur$, furlang, furr, furra, furrae, furred, furrer, furrlang, furrt,
furr [fʌr]
n. A furrow.
v. To plough, to mark or make furrows.
pt. pp. furrt, furred
n. A furrow.
v. To plough, to mark or make furrows.
pt. pp. furrt, furred
Compounds and phrases etc.
brak-furr: MN. To plough shallow furrows.
fittie-furr: A pair of plough horses.
furlang: A furlong.
furrer: A horse for walking in the furrow.
riggit and furrt: Ribbed, having a corrugated surface.
thraw the furr: Turn the soil.
fittie-furr: A pair of plough horses.
furlang: A furlong.
furrer: A horse for walking in the furrow.
riggit and furrt: Ribbed, having a corrugated surface.
thraw the furr: Turn the soil.
fern, forin, forren, forrin, forriner, furin, furreign, furren, furrener, furrin, furriner, furrner,
furrin [ˈfʌrɪn]
adj. Foreign, abroad.
adj. Foreign, abroad.
Compounds and phrases etc.
furriner: Foreigner.
firth, firthset, firthset, firthsetter, firthsettin, forth, forthie, forthily, forthiness, forthsetter, forthy, frothie, frothy, furt, furth, furth_the_gate, furthcomin, furthie, furthilie, furthily, furthiness, furthset, furthset, furthsetter, furthsettin, furthward, furthwart, furtie, furtiness, furty, set_firth, set_furth, setfirth, setfurth, setten_furth,
furth [fʌrθ, I.Sh. fʌrt]
n. The out-of-doors, the open air.
adv. Forth. Out of doors, into the open air. Followed by o away from, outside of.
prep. Forth, out of, from, outside.
n. The out-of-doors, the open air.
adv. Forth. Out of doors, into the open air. Followed by o away from, outside of.
prep. Forth, out of, from, outside.
furthie [ˈfʌrθɪ I.Sh. ˈfʌrti]
adj. Forward in disposition, bold, impulsive, energetic.
adj. Forward in disposition, bold, impulsive, energetic.
Compounds and phrases etc.
furthcomin: Forthcoming. Ready to be produced, (in) production.
furthily: Frankly, freely, without reserve.
furthiness: Frankness, affability.
furthset: To set forth or forward, to advance.
furthsetter [ˈfʌrθ-]: One who sets forth, an author, a publisher.
furthsettin: Setting forth or forward. Advancing or promoting.
furth the gate: Honest, straightforward.
furthwart [-wərt]: Outwards.
the muckle furth: The great outdoors.
set furth: Begin a journey. To publish.
setten furth: Set forth, published.
furthily: Frankly, freely, without reserve.
furthiness: Frankness, affability.
furthset: To set forth or forward, to advance.
furthsetter [ˈfʌrθ-]: One who sets forth, an author, a publisher.
furthsettin: Setting forth or forward. Advancing or promoting.
furth the gate: Honest, straightforward.
furthwart [-wərt]: Outwards.
the muckle furth: The great outdoors.
set furth: Begin a journey. To publish.
setten furth: Set forth, published.
furso, furto,
furto [I.Ork. ˈfʌrto]
also I.Sh. furso
n. Chewed or crushed limpets scattered on the water as bait.
also I.Sh. furso
n. Chewed or crushed limpets scattered on the water as bait.
fuse,
fuse [fjuːz]
n. A fuse.
v. To fuse.
n. A fuse.
v. To fuse.
fasionless, fizen, fizzen, fizzenless, foisonless, fooshanliss, fooshin, fooshingless, fooshinless, fooshinliss, fooshonless, fooshoonless, foosinless, foosion, foosionless, foozhonless, fosen, föshin, foshinless, föshinless, foshion, foshionless, foushe, fuishin, fuishinless, fushen, fushenfu, fushenless, fushion, fushionfu, fushionless, fushon, fusion, fusion, fusionless, fusionless, fuzion, fuzzion,
fushion [S. føʃən, ˈfuːʒən, ˈfʌ-, ˈføʒən]
n. Vigour, physical or spiritual energy.
n. Vigour, physical or spiritual energy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fushionfu: Vigourous.
fushionless: Weak, without taste.
fushionless: Weak, without taste.