Feverish
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 187
fe'vcr-ish, adj. slightly fevered ind i- cating fever fidgety fickle. adv. Fe'vensllly. —n Fe'ver i3hne . — Few, fu, adj small in number not many n. Few'ne . [A S fea, plur feave, Goth favs Fr. peu I, pane us, small Flars, fi'ar/, n pi [m in atland' the prices of gram h gaily fixed for the year, to regulate the payment of stipend, rent, and prices not expre ly agreed upon [Fiom the root of Fee
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