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Webster Dictionary :: Foster-son

FOS'TER-SON, n. One fed and educated, like a son, though not a son by birth.

Webster Dictionary :: Fosterage

FOS'TERAGE, n. The charge of nursing.

Webster Dictionary :: Fostered

FOS'TERED, pp. Nourished; cherished; promoted.

Webster Dictionary :: Fosterer

FOS'TERER, n. A nurse; one that feeds and nourishes in the place of parents.

Webster Dictionary :: Fostering

FOS'TERING, ppr. Nursing; cherishing; bringing up. FOS'TERING , n. 1. The act of...

Webster Dictionary :: Fosterling

FOS'TERLING, n. A fosterchild.

Webster Dictionary :: Fosterment

FOS'TERMENT, n. Food; nourishment. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Fostress

FOS'TRESS, n. A female who feeds and cherishes; a nurse.

Webster Dictionary :: Fother

FOTH'ER, n. [See Food .] A weight of lead containing eight pigs, and every pig t...

Webster Dictionary :: Fothering

FOTH'ERING, ppr. Stopping leaks, as above. FOTH'ERING , n. The operation of stop...

Webster Dictionary :: Fougade

FOUG'ADE, n. [L. focus.] In the art of war, a little mine, in the form of a well...

Webster Dictionary :: Fought

FOUGHT, pret, and pp. of fight; pron. faut. [See Fight .]

Webster Dictionary :: Foughten

FOUGHTEN, for fought. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Foul

FOUL, a. 1. Covered with or containing extraneous matter which is injurious, nox...

Webster Dictionary :: Foulder

FOUL'DER, v.i. To emit great heat. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Fouled

FOUL'ED, pp. Defiled; dirtied.

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