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Webster Dictionary :: Fortune

FOR'TUNE, n. [L. fortuna, fero or porto, tempestivus. See Hour and Time.] 1. Pro...

Webster Dictionary :: Fortune-hunter

FOR'TUNE-HUNTER, n. A man who See ks to marry a woman with a large portion, with...

Webster Dictionary :: Fortunebook

FOR'TUNEBOOK, n. A book to be consulted to discover future events.

Webster Dictionary :: Fortuned

FOR'TUNED, a. Supplied by fortune.

Webster Dictionary :: Fortuneless

FOR'TUNELESS, a. Luckless; also, destitute of a fortune or portion.

Webster Dictionary :: Fortunetell

FOR'TUNETELL, v.t. To tell or pretend to tell the future events of one's life; t...

Webster Dictionary :: Fortuneteller

FOR'TUNETELLER, n. One who tells or pretends to foretell the events of one's lif...

Webster Dictionary :: Fortunetelling

FOR'TUNETELLING, ppr. Telling the future events of one's life. FOR'TUNETELLING ,...

Webster Dictionary :: Fortunize

FOR'TUNIZE, v.t. To regulate the fortune of. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Forty

FOR'TY, a. [See Four .] 1. Four times ten. 2. An indefinite number; a colloquial...

Webster Dictionary :: Forum

FO'RUM, n. [L. See Fair .] 1. In Rome, a public place, where causes were judicia...

Webster Dictionary :: Forwander

FORWANDER, v.i. To wander away; to rove wildly. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Forward

FOR'WARD, adv. [ L. versus; directed to the forepart. Forwards is also used, but...

Webster Dictionary :: Forwarded

FOR'WARDED, pp. Advanced; promoted; aided in progress; quickened; sent onward; t...

Webster Dictionary :: Forwarder

FOR'WARDER, n. He that promotes, or advanced in progress.

Webster Dictionary :: Forwarding

FOR'WARDING, ppr. Advancing; promoting; aiding in progress; accelerating in grow...

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