Fissiped
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 80
fis'-se-ped, a.having separate toes: s. an animal whose toes are separate, or not connected by a membrane (L. fi um, and pes, a foot). cleft, like swallows; pertaining to the fi irostres. with a very large gape, which feed on insects taken during flight (L.fi um, and rostrum, a beak). ing; adeep narrow sulcus or depre ion, dividing the anterior and middle lobes of the cerebrum on each side [Anat.]: v.a. to cleave; to crack or fracture. with the fist (A.S. fyst, Ger. Faust). height by pulleys, and then allowed suddenly to fall on the head of a pile; a monkey (L. a rammer). ] adeep narrow sinuous pipe-like ulcer [Surg.] Fistula in ano, fistula of the rectum. Fistula lachrymal is, a fistula of the lachrymal sac, a disorder accompanied with a flowing of tears (L. a reed). v.a. to make hollow, like a pipe. ing those which have an elongated tube-like body. columns, as a mineral. reed. which it, s the. a sudden body is and often violent convulsed, attack and of disorder, sometimes in sensele ; any sudden impulsive intermittent exertion; a temporary attack; a transient humour (succe ively, astep, a verse, a turn of fighting, an attack). purpose; qualified; prepared: v.a. to adapt; to make suitable; to accommodate a person with anything; to prepare;to qualify; to suit: v.n. to be proper or becoming; to suit; to be adapted: s. adjustment, specially of dre To fit up, to to the body furnish body.. with To To fit things out, to suitable furnish; for to recepequip. tion or use. Fitly, fit' -le, ad. in a fit manner. Fitne , fit'-nes, s. the state of being fit.
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