fulcīmentum a prop; stay; support Fulcīnius name of a Roman fulcĭo v. a. to prop up; to keep upright by props; to stay; support; supported by fulcĭpĕdĭa propfoot fulcītus fulcrum the post; foot of a couch; a bedpost; a couch; bed-lounge fulctūra Fulfŭlae a city of the Samnites fulgens P. a. fulgenter adv. Fulgentĭus a Roman mythographer and grammarian in the beginning of the sixth century of th… fulgeo v. n. N. cr.;; to flash; to lighten; glitter; gleam fulgĕrātor fulgesco v. inch. n. to flash; to glitter fulgē^tra fulgē^trum heat-lightning; lightning fulgĭdŭlus adj. dim; shining a little; somewhat bright fulgĭdus adj. flashing; glittering; shining Fulgĭnĭa a city of Umbria; between Perusia and Spoletium; Foligno; belonging to Fulginia… fulgĭtrŭa fulgo fulgor lightning; a flash of lightning; N. cr.;; flash; glitter Fulgŏra a goddess who presided over lightning fulgur N. cr; flashing lightning; lightning; a lightning-flash; a thunder-bolt fulgŭrālis adj. relating to lightning fulgŭrātĭo sheetlightning; lightning fulgŭrātor A priest who interprets and propitiates lightning; a lightning-interpreter; A l… fulgŭrātūra the interpretation of lightnings fulgŭrĕus adj. full of lightning; charged with lightning fulgŭrĭātor fulgŭrĭo v. n. and a. Neutr; to hurl lightnings; to lighten; to strike with lightning;; subst fulgŭro v. impers. to lighten; N. cr; To flash; glitter; glisten fŭlĭca a coot fūlīgĭnātus adj. painted with a black powder; powdered black fūlīgĭnĕus adj. like soot; sooty fūlīgĭnōsus adj. full of soot; sooty fūlīgo soot; black paint; paint fŭlix fullo A fuller; cloth-fuller; The title of a comic poem written by Laberius; A Roman … fullōnĭca fullōnĭcus adj. belonging to fullers; Subst; The fuller's craft; fulling; A fuller's shop fullōnĭus adj. belonging to fullers; to-morrow I must swallow ink; must let myself be stamped … fulmen lightning that strikes; sets on fire; a thunderbolt; destructive power; crushin… fulmenta a prop; support; the heel fulmentum a prop; support; in Carm; a bedpost; the child wants to know more than its gran… fulmĭnāta fulmĭnātĭo a darting of lightning; a lightning fulmĭnātor lightninghurler fulmĭnātrix fulmĭnātus adj. provided with thunder-bolts; bearing thunder fulmĭnĕus adj. belonging to lightning; Sparkling; splendid; brilliant; with sparkling arms fulmĭno v. n. and a. Neutr; to lighten; to hurl lightnings;; impers; it lightens fultor a supporter; support; prop fultūra a prop; stay; support; a strengthening; refreshing fultus fulvaster adj. yellowish Fulvia Fulvĭus name of a Roman; a friend of C. Gracchus; who lost his life with him; daughter … fulvus adj. deep yellow; reddish yellow; gold-colored; tawny; subst fūmārĭŏlum a smoke-hole fūmārĭum a smokechamber for ripening wine fūmātor one who ripens wine; a deceiver fūmesco v. inch. n. to smoke; emit smoke fūmĕus adj. full of smoke; smoky; smoking fūmĭcus adj. smoky fūmĭdus adj. full of smoke; smoky; smoking; Smokecolored; Smelling of smoke fūmĭfer adj. producing smoke; smoking; steaming fūmĭfĭco v. n. to make; cause smoke; to burn incense fūmĭfĭcus adj. making; causing smoke; smoking; steaming; making smoke fūmĭgābundus adj. causing smoke; smoking fūmĭgĭum a fumigating; fumigation fūmĭgo v. a. and n. to smoke; to fumigate; Neutr; to produce smoke; steam fūmo v. n. to smoke; steam; reek; fume; smoked fūmōsus adj. full of smoke; smoking; smoky; smoked; kept in the smokechamber fūmus smoke; steam; fume; Ph; Ad fūnāle fūnālis adj. consisting of; attached to a rope; cord; an extra horse yoked to a chariot; but… fūnambŭlus a rope-dancer fūnārĭus adj. belonging to a rope; Subst; a surname of; father of the emperor functĭo a performing; executing; discharging; a performance; execution; Payment of taxes functus funda a sling; the sling-stone; missile; A casting-net; drag-net fundālis adj. belonging to a sling fundāmen a foundation fundāmentum a foundation; ground-work; basis; the bottom; Piur Fundānĭus the name of a Roman; Varro's father-in-law; a friend of Cicero; and who was def… Fundānĭus fundātĭo a founding; foundation fundātor a founder fundātus P. a. Fundi a sea-coast town of Latium; on the Appian Way; between Formiae and Tarracina; F… fundĭbălum a hurling; slinging machine fundĭbŭlārius a slinger fundĭbŭlum a funnel fundĭto v. freq. a. To hurl; sling at fundĭtor one who fights with a sling; a slinger; a sort of light-armed soldier fundĭtus adv. from the very bottom; from the foundation; utterly; entirely; totally fundo v. a. to pour; pour out; shed; to make by melting; to melt fundo v. a. to lay the bottom; keel; foundation; to found; to fasten fundŭla a street without an outlet; a cul de sac