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FER'TILENESS, n. [See Fertility .]
FERTIL'ITY, n. [L. fertilitas.] 1. Fruitfulness; the quality of producing fruit ...
FER'TILIZE, v.t. To enrich; to supply with the pabulum of plants; to make fruitf...
FER'TILIZED, pp. Enriched; rendered fruitful.
FER'TILIZING, ppr. 1. Enriching; making fruitful or productive. The Connecticut ...
FERULA'CEOUS, a. [L. ferula.] Pertaining to reeds or canes; having a stalk like ...
FER'ULE, n. [L. ferula, from ferio, to strike, or from the use of stalks of the ...
FERV'ENCY, n. [See Fervent .] 1. Heat of mind; ardor; eagerness. 2. Pious ardor;...
FERV'ENT, a. [L. fervens, from ferveo, to be hot, to boil, to glow.] 1. Hot; boi...
FERV'ENTLY, adv. 1. Earnestly; eagerly; vehemently; with great warmth. 2. With p...
FERV'ID, a. [L. fervidus.] 1. Very hot; burning; boiling; as fervid heat. 2. Ver...
FERV'IDLY, adv. Very hotly; with glowing warmth.
FERV'IDNESS, n. Glowing heat; ardor of mind; warm zeal.
FERV'OR, n. [L. fervor.] 1. Heat or warmth; as the fervor of a summer's day. 2. ...
FES'CENNINE, a. Pertaining to Fescennium in Italy; licentious. FES'CENNINE , n. ...
FES'CUE, n. [L. festuca, a shoot or stalk of a tree, a rod.] A small wire used t...