fistŭlesco v. inch. n. to become full of holes fistŭlōsus adj. Pipeshaped; full of holes; Having fistulas fīsus fitilla a gruel used at sacrifices; N. cr.; fivere fixē adv. fixulas fixūra a fastening; driving in; med.; the print of nails fixus P. a. flābellĭfĕra a fan-bearer flābello v. a. to fan flābellŭlum a little fan flābellum a smali fan; fly-flap flābĭlis adj. airy; spiritual flābra blasts; breezes; winds flābrālis adj. breezy; airy flābrārius flaccĕo v. n. to be flabby; flaccid; to be faint; languid; weak; to flag flaccesco v. inch. n. to wilt; wither; dry up; to become faint; feeble Flaccĭānus flaccĭdus adj. flabby; flaccid; languid; feeble flaccus adj. flabby; hanging down; flap-eared Flaccus a Roman surname;; the writings of Horace; belonging to a Flaccus; Flaccian flăgellātīcĭus one who deserves the whip flăgellātĭo a whipping; scourging; flagellation flăgello v. a. to whip; scourge; lash; presses down; encloses flăgellum a whip; scourge;; A riding-whip; a whip for driving cattle; The thong of a jave… flāgĭtātĭo an earnest request; demand; importunity flāgĭtātor an importunate asker; demander; dun; dunning creditor flāgĭtātrix she that importunately demands; duns flāgĭtĭōse adv. flāgĭtĭōsus adj. shameful; disgraceful; profligate; dissolute; shamefully flāgĭtĭum an eager; furious demand; importunity; urgency; a shameful flāgĭto v. freq. a. to demand; fiercely; violently; to entreat; solicit flā^grans P. a. flā^granter adv. flā^grantĭa a burning; a glowing heat; vehement desire flagrātōres flā^grĭfer adj. bearing a whip flagrĭōnes flā^grī^trĭba a whip-spoiler; one who wears out the whip with being flogged flā^gro v. n. to flame; blaze; burn; To be inflamed with passion; to blaze flā^grum a whip; scourge; lash; School for the scourge; on whom the scourge is often tri… flāmen a priest of one particular deity; a flamen flāmen a blowing; blast; a gale; breeze; wind Flāmen a surname in the flāmentum a blowing flāmĭna the wife of a flamen flāmĭnālis one who has been a flamen flāmĭnātus the office of flamen flāmĭnĭa Flāmĭnĭānus flāmĭnĭca the wife of a flamen Flāmĭnīnus a Roman surname in the flāmĭnĭus adj. belonging to a flamen; the dwelling of the; A young priestess who attended on t… Flāmĭnĭus the name of a Roman; who; when censor; built a circus and constructed a road; w… flamma a blazing fire; a blaze; flame; to snatch; food from the flames Flamma a Roman surname flammābundus adj. flaming flammātrix she that inflames flammĕārĭus a maker of bridal-veils flammĕŏlum a small bridal veil flammĕŏlus adj. dim; flame-colored flammesco v. inch. n. to become inflamed flammĕus adj. flaming; fiery; flamecolored; fiery red; Subst flammĭcŏmans adj. having fiery hair; flaming flammĭcŏmus adj. having fiery hair; flaming flammĭcrĕmus adj. consumed with fire flammĭdus adj. flaming; burning; fiery flammĭfer adj. flame-bearing; flaming; burning; fiery flammĭgĕna fire-born flammĭger adj. flame-bearing; flaming; fiery flammĭgĕro v. n. to flame; blaze flammĭgo v. n. to emit flames flammĭ-pes adj. fiery-footed flammĭpŏtens adj. powerful by fire flammĭvŏlus adj. flying with flames flammĭvŏmus adj. vomiting flames flammo v. n. and a. Neutr; to flame; blaze; burn; to inflame flammōsus adj. fiery; burning flammŭla a little flame; a little banner Flamomenses a people of Italy flātĭlis adj. produced by blowing; blown flāto v. freq. a. to blow flātor a blower; a caster of metals flātūra a blowing flātūrālis adj. blowing flātūrārĭus a metal-caster; money-coiner; minter flātus a blowing; breathing; snorting; the breath of life; the soul flāvĕo v. n. to be golden yellow; gold-colored; to be light yellow flāvesco v. inch. n. to become golden yellow; gold-colored; to turn a light yellow Flāvĭālis Flāvĭānus flāvĭcŏmans adj. yellow-haired; flaxen-haired flāvĭcŏmus adj. yellow-haired; flaxen-haired flāvĭdus adj. of a golden yellow; yellowish Flāvīna a small city of Etruria; Flavinian flavissae Flāvĭus the name of a Roman; the scribe of the pontifiex maximus; who published the; be… flāvus adj. golden yellow; reddish yellow; flaxen-colored; Subst; gold pieces