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fussie, fussy,
fuss [ˈfʌs]
n. A fuss.
v. To fuss.
n. A fuss.
v. To fuss.
fussy [ˈfʌsɪ]
adj. Fussy. Affected in dress or manner.
adj. Fussy. Affected in dress or manner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fussiness: Fussiness.
fassack, foisonach, fossa, fossik, fuscach, fuschach, fushach, fushloch, fushnach, fusschach, fusschle, fusshach, fussoch,
fussoch [ˈfʌsəx, ˈfʌʃəx, ˈfuʃ-, SW. ˈfʌʃləx, -nəx]
n. The grass among stubble. Waste fragments of straw, light corn and chaff. A loose untidy truss or bundle.
n. The grass among stubble. Waste fragments of straw, light corn and chaff. A loose untidy truss or bundle.
fither, futher,
futher [NEC. MN. ˈfʌðɪr]
n. A large number of people, a company.
arch. v. To transport in cart-loads.
n. A large number of people, a company.
arch. v. To transport in cart-loads.
fiture, futer, futur,
futur [ˈf(j)utər]
n. The future.
n. The future.
fitach, fityach, futyuch,
futyuch [NN.a. ˈfʌtjʌx]
n. Bustle, haste.
n. Bustle, haste.
fey, fi, fie, fy, fye,
fy [faɪ]
int. An exclamation signifying haste or surprise.
int. An exclamation signifying haste or surprise.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fy na: Not at all!
fiandin, fiendin, fjaana, fjana, fjanden, fjandi, fjandin, fyaana, fyaandin, fyana, fyanden, fyandin, fyanna,
fyaandin [I.Sh. ˈfjandɪn]
n. The devil.
n. The devil.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fyaana: A small act of celebration as a bit of devilment.
feyadin, fjaedin, fjedin, fyaidin, fyedin,
fyaidin [I.Sh. ˈfjedɪn]
n. A fishermen's tabu-name for a whale.
n. A fishermen's tabu-name for a whale.
feyarm, fiaarm, fiarm, fjarm, fyaarm, fyaarmin, fyarm, fyarm, fyarmin,
fyarm [I.Sh. fjraːrm]
v. To flatter, to fawn on, to cajole, speak fulsomely and ingratiatingly. To fondle, caress.
v. To flatter, to fawn on, to cajole, speak fulsomely and ingratiatingly. To fondle, caress.
fjask, fyask,
fyask [I.Sh. fjask]
adj. Nimble, alert, sprightly.
adj. Nimble, alert, sprightly.