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FIEND, n. [See Feud , contention.] An enemy in the worst sense; an implacable or...
FIE'NDFUL, a. Full of evil or malignant practices.
FIE'NDLIKE, a. Resembling a field; maliciously wicked; diabolical.
FIERCE, n. fers. [L. ferus, ferox, the primary sense of which is wild, running, ...
FIERCE-MINDED, a. Vehement; of a furious temper.
FIERCELY, adv. fers'ly. 1. Violently; furiously; with rage; as, both sides fierc...
FIERCENESS, n. fers'ness. 1. Ferocity; savageness. The defect of heat which give...
FI'ERINESS, n. [See Fiery , Fire.] 1. The quality of being fiery; hear; acrimony...
FI'ERY, a. [from fire.] 1. Consisting of fire; as the fiery gulf of Etna. And fi...
FIFE, n. [L. pipio, to pip or peep, as a chicken. The word may have received its...
FI'FER, n. One who plays on a fife.
FIFTEE'N, a. Five and ten.
FIFTEE'NTH, a. 1. The ordinal of fifteen; the fifth after the tenth. 2. Containi...
FIFTH, a. [See Five .] 1. The ordinal of five; the next to the fourth. 2. Ellipt...
FIFTH'LY, adv. In the fifth place.
FIF'TIETH, a. The ordinal of fifty; as the fiftieth part of a foot. This may be ...