fāmĭgĕro fămĭlĭa the slaves in a household; a household establishment; family servants; domestic… fămĭlĭāresco v. inch. n. to grow familiar; intimate fămĭlĭārĭcus adj. belonging to the house-servants; domestics; Of the house; famity fămĭlĭāris adj. belonging to servants; subst; a servant; belonging to a house; household fămĭlĭārĭtas familiarity; intimacy; familiar intercourse; friendship; intimate acquaintance fămĭlĭārĭter adv. fămĭlĭŏla a little family famino fămis fāmōsē adv. fāmōsĭtas ill fame; infamy; ignominy fāmōsus adj. much talked of; famed; celebrated; renowned; without reputation fămŭl fămŭla fămŭlābundus adj. that serves zealously; serviceable fămŭlanter adv. servilely; slavishly fămŭlāris adj. belonging to servants; slaves; neutr; servilely fămŭlātĭo a body of domestics; household fămŭlātōrĭus adj. servile; slavish; slavishly fămŭlātrix that serves; subst; a female servant; handmaid fămŭlātus servitude; slavery fămŭlĭtas a serving; servitude fămŭlĭtĭum servitude; slavery; the servants; slaves of a household fămŭlo v. a. to use as a servant; to make serviceable fămŭlor v. dep. n. to be a servant; to serve; attend; wait upon; servilely fămŭlus a servant; attendant; a maid - servant; handmaid fămŭlus adj. serving; serviceable; servile fānātĭcē adv. enthusiastically; franticly fānātĭcus adj. Pertaining to a temple; Inspired; enthusiastic; frantic; mad fandus gerund.; Fanester fānĭtālis adj. pertaining to a temple Fannĭus the name of a Roman gens; son-in-law of Laelius; His son of the same name; who … fāno v. a. to dedicate; consecrate fānŭlum a small temple fānum a place dedicated to some deity by forms of consecration; a sanctuary; temple Fanum a city in Umbria; on the Adriatic Sea; with a celebrated temple of Fortuna; Fano far a sort of grain; spelt; the earliest food of the Romans; both roasted and groun… farcīmen a sausage farcīmĭnōsus adj. belonging to a disease called farcīmĭnum a disease in horses and other animals; costiveness farcĭno v. a. to stuff; farcĭo v. a. to stuff; cram; fill full; to fatten; to fill farctus farēdo a kind of abscess farfărus the plant colt's-foot; N. cr Farfărus farfĕrus farfugium fărīna ground corn; meal; flour; dust; powder fărīnācĕus fărīnārĭum fărīnārĭus adj. belonging to meal; meal- fărīnōsus adj. of meal; mealy fărīnŭla a little meal fărīnŭlentus adj. mealy fărĭo a salmon-trout fārĭor v. dep. a. to speak fāris farnĕus adj. of the ashtree farnus an ash; ash-tree farrācĕus adj. of spelt farrāgo mixed fodder for cattle; mash; A medley; hodge-podge; A trifle farrārĭus adj. belonging to spelt; to corn; grain; plur. subst; a granary farrātus adj. Filled with corn; Made of corn farrĕārĭus adj. belonging to grain farrĕātĭo the use of speltbread in marrying farrĕātus made with the use of spelt-bread farrĕus adj. made of spelt; of corn; grain; an ear of corn; Subst farrĭcŭlum a small spelt-cake farsĭlis adj. crammed; fattened farsūra a fattening farsus fartĭcŭla a little stuffing fartĭlis adj. stuffed; crammed fartim adv. by stuffing; cramming;; closely; densely fartor A stuffer; fattener of fowls; poulterer; A sausagemaker fartum fartūra A cramming; fattening; The filling up; rubble fartus fartus stuffing fas the dictates of religion; divine law;; A court-day; justice; equity fascĕātim Fascēlis fascĭa a band; bandage; swathe; girth; fillet fascĭātim adv. in bundles fascĭcŭlārĭa things carried in bundles fascĭcŭlus a small bundle; packet fascĭger adj. bearing the fasces fascīna a bundle of sticks; fagot fascĭnātĭo an enchanting; bewitching; witchcraft fascĭnātor an enchanter fascĭnātōrĭus adj. belonging to enchantment; witchcraft fascĭno v. a. to enchant; bewitch; charm; fascinate fascĭnōsus adj. with a large fascĭnum A bewitching; witchcraft; the Phallus; A kind of sea-shell fascĭo v. a. to envelop with bands; to swathe fascĭŏla a small bandage for the legs fascis a bundle; A fagot; fascine; a packet; parcel; A burden