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VOCABULARY. 81 Fa-tu'-i-ty, weakness in intellect, silliness.

Fau'-sen, an eel.

Fay, to suit.

Feat'-e-ous, neat.

Feb’-ri-fa-cient, producing fever.

Feb’-ru-a'-tion, purification.

Fed-er-a'-tion, a league, a confederacy.

Fe-lic'-i-tous, happy.

Fem-i-nal-i-ty, the female nature.

Fem'-i-nine, pertaining to the female.

Fem'-o-ral, relating to the thigh.

Fen-e-ra'-tion, interest on money loaned..

Fe-nes'-tral, pertaining to a window.

Fe-ra'-cious, productive.

Fe-rac'-i-ty, productiveness.

Fe’-ri-al, pertaining to holidays.

Fe-ri-a'-tion, act of keeping holiday.

Fer'-re-ous, consisting of iron.

Fer-rif'-er-ous, producing iron

Fes-tal', relating to a feast.

Fes-ti-na'-tion, haste.

Fes-tiv'-i-ty, an occasion of feasting.

Fes-tu'-cous, formed of straw.

Fēte, a feast.

Fet'-id-ness, offensive smell.

Fide'-jus-sor, a security or surety.

Fide-jus'-sion, suretyship.

Fil-a-ment, a thread.

Fil-a-to-ry, a spinning-wheel.

Fi-na'-le, the end.

Fin'-gle-fan-gle, a trifle.

Fin'-e-tude, an end.

Fisc, the treasury of the state.

Fla'-bel, a fan.

Fla'-grant, burning.

Fla-gra'-tion, the act of burning.