English to English Dictionary

Feague

To make lively or to stimulate, particularly in reference to horses.

Feck

Vigor, energy, effectiveness, or substance.

Fecundity

The ability to produce an abundance of offspring or new growth; fertility.

Federated Malay States

A federation of four protected states on the Malay Peninsula (Selangor, Perak, Negeri Sembilan, and Pahang) established by the British in 1895.

Feg

A strip of grass left unplowed or a slice of turf turned over by the plow.

Feist

A small, mixed-breed dog, especially one used for hunting small game.

Fellahin

Peasants, agricultural workers, or native farmers in Arab countries, particularly Egypt and the Levant.

Fellatio

An act of oral stimulation of the penis.

Ferly

Strange, wondrous, marvelous, or unexpected.

Fermat

Referring to Pierre de Fermat or his mathematical theorems, principles, and conjectures.

Fernandinoluna

A specific transliterated proper entity or specialized term derived from international cross-linguistic indexing.

Ferula

A genus of biennial or perennial herbaceous plants belonging to the parsley family, Apiaceae, often characterized by stout, hollow stems and yellow flowers.