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Webster Dictionary :: Firm

FIRM, a. ferm. [L. firmus. This is the root of L. ferrum, iron.] 1. Properly, fi...

Webster Dictionary :: Firmament

FIRMAMENT, n. ferm'ament. [L. firmamentum, from firmus, firmo.] The region of th...

Webster Dictionary :: Firmamental

FIRMAMENT'AL, a. Pertaining to the firmament; celestial; being of the upper regi...

Webster Dictionary :: Firman

FIR'MAN, n. An Asiatic word, denoting a passport, permit, license, or grant of p...

Webster Dictionary :: Firmed

FIRMED, pp. ferm'ed. Established; confirmed.

Webster Dictionary :: Firming

FIRMING, ppr. ferm'ing, Settling; making firm and stable.

Webster Dictionary :: Firmitude

FIRMITUDE, n. ferm'itude. Strength; solidity. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Firmity

FIRMITY, n. ferm'ity. Strength; firmness. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Firmless

FIRMLESS, a. ferm'less. Detached from substance. Does passion still the firmless...

Webster Dictionary :: Firmly

FIRMLY, ad. ferm'ly. 1. Solidly; compactly; closely; as particles of matter firm...

Webster Dictionary :: Firmness

FIRM'NESS, n. ferm'ness. 1. Closeness or denseness of texture or structure; comp...

Webster Dictionary :: First

FIRST, a. furst. [See Fare and for.] 1. Advanced before or further than any othe...

Webster Dictionary :: First-begotten

FIRST-BEGOT'TEN, a. First produced; the eldest of children.

Webster Dictionary :: First-born

FIRST'-BORN, a. 1. First brought forth; first in the order of nativity; eldest; ...

Webster Dictionary :: First-created

FIRST-CREA'TED, a. Created before any other.

Webster Dictionary :: First-fruit

FIRST-FRUIT, FIRST-FRUITS, n. 1. The fruit or produce first matured and collecte...

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