fĕrĭcŭlus adj. dim; somewhat wild fĕrīnus adj. belonging to wild animals; Subst; the flesh of wild animals; game fĕrĭo v. a. to strike; smite; beat; knock; cut fērĭor v. dep. n. to rest from work; to keep holiday; verb. finit; keeping holiday; unoccupied fĕrĭtans bearing fĕrĭtas wildness; fierceness; savageness; roughness; from the savage state fermē adv. fermentārĭus adj. pertaining to fermentation fermentātĭo a union; uniting fermentātus P. a. fermentesco v. inch. n. to swell; rise; become loose fermento v. a. to cause to rise; ferment;; to rise; ferment; with fermented fermentum that which causes fermentation; leaven; yeast; ferment; That which loosens the … fĕro v. a. and n. tempp. perff; to bear; carry; bring; to set in motion fĕrōcĭa a wild; untamed spirit; fierceness; spirit; courage fĕrōcĭo v. n. to be fierce; unruly; ungovernable; to rage; be furious fĕrōcĭtas wild; untamed courage; fierceness; courage; spirit fĕrōcĭter adv. courageously; bravely; fiercely fĕrōcŭlus adj. dim; somewhat spirited; fierce Fērōnĭa an old Italian deity related to Tellus; the patroness of freedmen: several grov… fĕrox adj. wild; bold; warlike; spirited; brave ferrāmentārĭus a maker of iron implements; a blacksmith ferrāmentum an implement; tool of iron; shod; pointed; with iron ferrārĭa ferrārĭārĭus one who works in iron-mines; a miner ferrārĭus adj. belonging to; occupied with iron; iron-mines; a blacksmith; a smith ferrārĭus ferrātĭlis adj. furnished with iron;; ironed; fettered ferrātus adj. furnished; covered; shod with iron; fettered; Subst ferrea ferrĕus adj. made of iron; iron; like; pertaining to iron; Hard ferrĭcrĕpĭnus adj. resounding with the clanking of irons; fetters; ferrĭfŏdīna an iron-mine ferrĭtĕrĭum the place of those who are galled with irons; Ferrĭtĕrus a comic name given to a slave who is galled with fetters ferrĭtrībax adj. iron-galled; galled with fetters ferrūgĭnans adj. that tastes of iron ferrūgĭnĕus adj. of the color of iron-rust; dark-red; dusky; like iron ferrūgĭnus ferrūgo iron-rust; the color of iron-rust; a darkred; dark-chestnut; a dusky color ferrum iron; the iron age; an iron implement; a plough; a hatchet ferrūmen Cement; solder; glue; connection; connecting word ferrūmĭnātĭo a cementing; soldering ferrūumĭno v. a. to cement; solder; glue; unite; bind fertĭlis adj. Fruitful; fertile; ad; productive; That makes fruitful fertĭlĭtas fruitfulness; fertility; abundance; of the Oriental women fertĭlĭter adv. fertor one who bears fertōrĭus adj. that serves for bearing; carrying; Subst; a sedan-chair fertum a sort of oblation-cake fertus adj. fertile; productive fĕrŭla the plant fennel-giant; in the pith of which Prometheus is feigned to have pres… fĕrŭlācĕus adj. Made of fennel-giant; Resembling fennel-giant fĕrŭlāgo an inferior species of fennel-giant fĕrŭlāris adj. belonging to fennel-giant fĕrŭlĕus adj. Made of fennel-giant; Resembling fennel-giant fērūmen fĕrus adj. wild; untamed; a wild animal; wild beast; a lion fervĕ-făcĭo v. a. in tmesi; to cause to boil; to make hot; to heat; boil fervens P. a. ferventer adv. fervĕo v. n. to be boiling hot; to boil; ferment; glow; To boil up fervesco v. inch. n. to become boiling hot; to begin to boil; begin to glow; to grow hot fervĭdus adj. glowing hot; burning; fiery; glowing; hot fervo fervor a boiling; raging heat; a violent heat; a raging; boiling fescemnoe Fescennĭa an ancient but small city of Etruria; on the Tiber; not far from Falerii; famou… Fescennīnĭcŏla adj. fond of Fescennine verses Fescennīnus Fescennĭum Fessōnĭa the goddess of weary persons fessŭlus adj. dim; somewhat wearied fessus P. a. wearied; tired; fatigued; worn out; weak; feeble festātus adj. dressed in festal attire festĭcē adv. joyously festīnābundus adj. hastening; quick festīnans P. a. festīnanter adv. hastily; speedily festīnātim adv. hastily; speedily festīnātĭo a hastening; haste; hurry; despatch; speed festīnātō adv. festīnis festīno v. n. and a. Neutr; to hasten; make haste; hurry; be quick festīnus adj. hasty; hastening; in haste; quick; speedy festīvē adv. festīvĭtas festive gayety; festivity; mirth; merriment; joy festīvĭter adv. festīvo festīvus adj. lively; gay; festive; gladsome; merry festra festūca a stalk; stem; straw; A rod with which slaves were touched in the ceremony of m… festūcārĭus adj. pertaining to manumission festūcŭla a little stalk; straw festus adj. belonging to the holidays; solemn; festive; festal; joyful Festus a Roman surname; a Roman grammarian of the fourth century A. D; author of a lex… Fēsŭlae fētālĭa a birth-day fētĕo v. n. to have an ill smell; to stink fētesco v. inch. n. to become stinking