Felucca
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 154
and lateen fe-luk'ka, sails, used u. in (N~aut.) the Mediterranean. A ve el, with Female, fe'mal, n. One of the sex that bears young. (Bot.) A plant which bears the pistil, is impregnated by pollen of male flowers, and produces — a. Pert, to the sex which conceives and birth, or to an individual of the female sex; act eristic of the sex; feminine. (Bot.) Having pistils and no stamens; pistillate. — Fem'inine, nin, a. Pert, to woman; womanish; womanly; ing the qualities of a female; modest, graceful, tionate, confiding; lacking manly force or vigor, feminate. (Gram.) Having a form belonging to words which are epithets of females. — Feminin'ity, -tT, n. Quality or nature of, etc.
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