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Webster Dictionary :: Focil

FO'CIL, n. The greater focil is the ulna or tibia, the greater bone of the fore-...

Webster Dictionary :: Focus

FO'CUS, n. plu. focuses, or foci. [L. focus, a fire, the hearth.] 1. In optics, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Fodder

FOD'DER, n. 1. Food or dry food for cattle, horses and sheep, as hay, straw and ...

Webster Dictionary :: Foddered

FOD'DERED, pp. Fed with dry food, or cut grass, _c.; as, to fodder cows.

Webster Dictionary :: Fodderer

FOD'DERER, n. He who fodders cattle.

Webster Dictionary :: Foddering

FOD'DERING, ppr. Feeding with dry food, _c.

Webster Dictionary :: Fodient

FO'DIENT, a. [L. fodio, to dig.] Digging; throwing up with a spade. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Foe

FOE, n. fo. [See Fiend .] 1. An enemy; one who entertains personal enmity, hatre...

Webster Dictionary :: Foehood

FOEHOOD, n. Enmity. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Foelike

FOELIKE, a. Like an enemy.

Webster Dictionary :: Foeman

FOEMAN, n. An enemy in war. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Foetus

FOETUS. [See Fetus .]

Webster Dictionary :: Fog

FOG, n. 1. A dense watery vapor, exhaled from the earth, or from rivers and lake...

Webster Dictionary :: Fogbank

FOG'BANK, n. At sea, an appearance in hazy weather sometimes resembling land at ...

Webster Dictionary :: Foggage

FOG'GAGE, n. Rank grass not consumed or mowed in summer.

Webster Dictionary :: Fogginess

FOG'GINESS, n. [from foggy.] The state of being foggy; a state of the air filled...

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