Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . on of danger; solicitude;alarm; dread; terror. {Script.) Reverence for theSupreme Being, or for men of authority or which causes apprehension or alarm.—v. t.[feared (jerd), fearixg.] To feel a painful appre-hension of, be afraid of, dread; to have a reveren-tial awe of, venerate. — v. i. To be in apprehensionof evil, be afraid. — Fearful, -ful, a. Full of fear;afraid ; easily frighte
Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . on of danger; solicitude;alarm; dread; terror. {Script.) Reverence for theSupreme Being, or for men of authority or which causes apprehension or alarm.—v. t.[feared (jerd), fearixg.] To feel a painful appre-hension of, be afraid of, dread; to have a reveren-tial awe of, venerate. — v. i. To be in apprehensionof evil, be afraid. — Fearful, -ful, a. Full of fear;afraid ; easily frightened ; indicating, or caused byfear; inspiring fear; horrible ; shocking; awful.—Fearless, a. Free from fear; bold; darmg; heroic. Feasible, fezT-bl, a. Capable of being effected; prac-ticable. — Feasibleness, -sibiKity, -tT, n. Feast, fest, n. A festival; holiday; a solemn or joyousanniversary; a festive meal; banquet; sometningdelicious or highly agreeable. — v. i. To eat sump-tuously; to be highly delighted. — v. t. To entertainwith sumptuous provisions; to delight, gratify lux-uriously.—Festal, -tlve, -tiv, a. Pert, to a holi-day or feast; joyous; gay. —Festival, -tT-val, To fit. Sm, fame, far, pdss or opera, fare ; Snd, eve, term ; Tn, ice ; Odd, tone, 6r; FEAT 141 FELON Festal. — n. A time of feasting or celebration; acivil or religious anniversary. — Festivity, -tT, of being festive.; a festive celebration;festival.—Fete, fat, «. A festival; holiday. — v. feast; to honor with an entertainment. Feat, fet, n. An act; deed; exploit; a striking act ofstrength, skill, or cunning; a trick.— Featly, ; dexterously; adroitly. — Featore, fechur,n. Make, form, or appearance of a person; appearance; cast or appearance of the humanface, esp. of any single part of the face; a lineament;structure of anything; marked peculiarity. leather, fether, n. One of the growths, generallyformed each of a central quill and a van
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