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FA'MOUS, a. [L. famosus. See Fame .] 1. Celebrated in fame or public report; ren...
FA'MOUSED, a. Renowned. [An ill formed word.]
FA'MOUSLY, adv. With great renown or celebration. Then this land was famously en...
FA'MOUSNESS, n. Renown; great fame; celebrity.
FAN, n. [L. vannus.] 1. An instrument used by ladies to agitate the air and cool...
FAN-LIGHT, n. A window in form of an open fan. FAN , v.t. 1. To cool and refresh...
FANAT'IC, FANAT'ICAL, a. [L. fanaticus, phanaticus.] Wild and extravagant in opi...
FANAT'ICALLY, adv. With wild enthusiasm.
FANAT'ICALNESS, n. Fanaticism.
FANAT'ICISM, n. Excessive enthusiasm; wild and extravagant notions of religion; ...
FANAT'ICIZE, v.t. To make fanatic.
FAN'CIED, pp. [See Fancy .] Imagined; conceived; liked.
FAN'CIFUL, a. [See Fancy .] 1. Guided by the imagination, rather than by reason ...
FAN'CIFULLY, adv. 1. In a fanciful manner; wildly; whimsically. 2. According to ...
FAN'CIFULNESS, n. 1. The quality of being fanciful, or influenced by the imagina...
FAN'CY, n. [contracted from fantasy, L. phantasia. Gr. from to cause to appear, ...