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Webster Dictionary :: Foggy

FOG'GY, a. [from fog.] 1. Filled or abounding with fog or watery exhalations; as...

Webster Dictionary :: Foh

FOH, an exclamation of abhorrence or contempt, the same as poh and fy.

Webster Dictionary :: Foible

FOI'BLE, a. Weak. [Not used.] FOI'BLE , n. [See Feeble .] A particular moral wea...

Webster Dictionary :: Foil

FOIL, v.t. 1. To frustrate; to defeat; to render vain or nugatory, as an effort ...

Webster Dictionary :: Foiled

FOIL'ED, pp. Frustrated; defeated.

Webster Dictionary :: Foiler

FOIL'ER, n. One who frustrates another, and gains an advantage himself.

Webster Dictionary :: Foiling

FOIL'ING, ppr. Defeating; frustrating; disappointing of success. FOIL'ING , n. A...

Webster Dictionary :: Foin

FOIN, v.t. [L. pungo. The sense is to push, thrust, shoot.] 1. To push in fencin...

Webster Dictionary :: Foining

FOIN'ING, ppr. Pushing; thrusting.

Webster Dictionary :: Foiningly

FOIN'INGLY, adv. In a pushing manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Foison

FOIS'ON, n. [L. fusio.] Plenty; abundance. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Foist

FOIST, v.t. To insert surreptitiously, wrongfully, or without warrant. Lest negl...

Webster Dictionary :: Foisted

FOIST'ED, pp. Inserted wrongfully.

Webster Dictionary :: Foister

FOIST'ER, n. One who inserts without authority.

Webster Dictionary :: Foistied

FOIST'IED, a Mustied. [See Fusty .]

Webster Dictionary :: Foistiness

FOIST'INESS, n. Fustiness, which see.

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