Funicular

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 205
fu-ink'n-lar, adj. consisting of a Funnel, fun u. a tube or pa age for the escape of smoke, \ an instrument for pouring fluids into close vt as bottles, &.l. [Kly. dub. lieib from VV ffvnel. ail -hole—f/ivn, breath or lioui L tn-fundibulum-fun do, to pour.] fily Funny, fu\\\,adi. full of fun droll —adv Funn'- Fur, fur, u. the shoit fine hair of certain animals: theur skins with the fur picparcd for garments: a fur-like coating on the tongue, the interior of hoders, . to line with fur to cover with morbid fm -like' matter —frf furr'ing pa.p, furred' TO Fr. fourre, Fr fourreau (cf. Sp forre fniero, lining' —Teut. root found in Goth fail Ger fitter, a case or sheath
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