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FEODAL'ITY, n. Feudal tenures; the feudal system.
FE'ODARY, n. One who holds lands of a superior, on condition of suit and service...
FEODATORY. [See Feudatory .]
FEOFF, v.t. feff. To invest with a fee or feud; to give or grant to one any corp...
FEOFFEE, n. feffee'. A person who is infeoffed, that is, invested with a fee or ...
FEOFFER, FEOFFMENT, n. feff'ment. [Law L. feoffamentum.] The gift or grant of a ...
FEOFFOR, n. feff'er. One who infeoff's or grants a fee.
FERA'CIOUS, a. [L. ferax, from fero, to bear.] Fruitful; producing abundantly.
FERAC'ITY, n. [L. feracitas.] Fruitfulness. [Little used.]
FE'RAL, a. [L. feralis.] Funeral; pertaining to funerals; mournful.
FER'CIOUSLY, adv. Fiercely; with savage cruelty.
FERE, n. A fellow; a mate; a peer. Obs.
FER'ETORY, n. [L. feretrum, a bier.] A place in a church for a bier.
FE'RIAL, a. [L. ferialis.] Pertaining to holidays, or to common days.
FERIA'TION, n. [L. feriatio, from feriae, vacant days, holidays.] The act of kee...
FE'RINE, a. [L. ferinus, from ferus, wild.] Wild; untamed; savage. Lions, tigers...