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Webster Dictionary :: Fulmine

FUL'MINE, v.t. To thunder. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Fulminic

FULMIN'IC, a. Fulminic acid, in chimistry, is a peculiar acid contained in fulmi...

Webster Dictionary :: Fulsome

FUL'SOME, a. 1. Nauseous; offensive. He that brings fulsome objects to my view, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Fulsomely

FUL'SOMELY, adv. Rankly; nauseously; obscenely.

Webster Dictionary :: Fulsomeness

FUL'SOMENESS, n. Nauseousness; rank smell; obscenity.

Webster Dictionary :: Fulvid

FUL'VID, a. [See Fulvous , which is generally used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Fulvous

FUL'VOUS, a. [L. fulvus.] Yellow; tawny; saffron-colored.

Webster Dictionary :: Fumado

FUMA'DO, n. [L. fumus, smoke.] A smoked fish.

Webster Dictionary :: Fumatory

FU'MATORY, n. [L. fumaria herba.] A plant or genus of plants, called Fumaria, of...

Webster Dictionary :: Fumble

FUM'BLE, v.i. 1. To feel or grope about; to attempt awkwardly. 2. To grope about...

Webster Dictionary :: Fumbler

FUM'BLER, n. One who gropes or manages awkwardly.

Webster Dictionary :: Fumbling

FUM'BLING, ppr. Groping; managing awkwardly.

Webster Dictionary :: Fumblingly

FUM'BLINGLY, adv. In an awkward manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Fume

FUME, n. [L. fumus.] 1. Smoke; vapor from combustion, as from burning wood or to...

Webster Dictionary :: Fumet

FU'MET, n. The dung of deer.

Webster Dictionary :: Fumid

FU'MID, a. [L. fumidus.] Smoky; vaporous.

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