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Webster Dictionary :: Finable

FI'NABLE, a. [See Fine .] 1. That admits a fine. 2. Subject to a fine or penalty...

Webster Dictionary :: Final

FI'NAL, a. [L. finalis. See Fine .] 1. Pertaining to the end or conclusion; last...

Webster Dictionary :: Finally

FI'NALLY, adv. 1. At the end or conclusion; ultimately; lastly. The cause is exp...

Webster Dictionary :: Finance

FINANCE, n. finans'. [See Fine .] Revenue; income of a king or state. The United...

Webster Dictionary :: Finances

FINAN'CES, n. plu. 1. Revenue; funds in the public treasury, or accruing to it; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Financial

FINAN'CIAL, a. Pertaining to public revenue; as financial concerns or operations.

Webster Dictionary :: Financially

FINAN'CIALLY, adv. In relation to finances or public revenue; in a manner to pro...

Webster Dictionary :: Financier

FINANCIE'R, n. 1. An officer who receives and manages the public revenues; a tre...

Webster Dictionary :: Finary

FI'NARY, n. [from fine, refine.] In iron works, the second forge at the iron mil...

Webster Dictionary :: Finch

FINCH, n. A bird. but finch is used chiefly in composition; as chaffinch, goldfi...

Webster Dictionary :: Find

FIND, v.t. pret. and pp. found. [L. venio; but in sense, with invenio. The prima...

Webster Dictionary :: Finder

FINDER, n. One who meets or falls on any thing; one that discovers what is lost ...

Webster Dictionary :: Findfault

FINDFAULT, n. A censurer; a caviller.

Webster Dictionary :: Findfaulting

FINDFAULT'ING, a. Apt to censure; captious.

Webster Dictionary :: Finding

FINDING, ppr. Discovering. FINDING , n. 1. Discovery; the act of discovering. 2....

Webster Dictionary :: Findy

FIN'DY, a. Full; heavy; or firm, solid, substantial. Obs. A cold May and a windy...

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