Festal, Festival, Festive

etc. See under Feast. pro- Fester, fes'ter, v. i. [-tered (-terd), -tering.] To grow virulent, corrupt, rankle, suppurate; to become to dem align ant and invincible, — said of pa ions. —v. t. a. To nurse, as something that rankles. — n. A sore which rankles and discharges corrupt matter; a pusthe tule; a festering or rankling. sent Festoon, fes-toon', n. A garland, wreath, etc., hang the ing in a curve. — v. t. [festooned of (-toond'), -to on ing.] To form in, or adorn with, festoons. Fetal. See under Fetus. To Fetch, fech, v. t. [fetched (fecht), One fetching.] To go and bring; to get; to to bring, — as, to obtain as price or or sell for; or, to recall ^ebtoon. from equivalent, a swoon; or, to reduce, throw; to bring to accomplishment, make, do; to reach, arrive at, attain. — v. i. To bring one's self, move, arrive. — n. A culti stratagem; trick; artifice; apparition of a living Fete. See under Feast. person.