Final

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 156
state; a final conclusive arrangement, settlement.— Fi'nally, At the end; ultimately; lastly; completely. —Finale, silver; fe-n&'la, n. (Mm.) The end of a piece of music, last note; close. [It.] — Fin'proper ial, -I-al, n. The knot, or a bunch of foliage, term in a in a ting pinnacles in Gothic among architecture; the pinnacle (sol itself.— Finnish, v. t. [-ished \ Fila'- (-isht), -ishing.] To bring' to an end, put an end to, terminate; to bestow the utmost labor upon, complete, sup perfect. — n. That which finishes or perfects; esp. the Net last hard, smooth coat of of, plaster on a wall. — Fi'nite, Finials. one to -nit, a. Limited in quantity, degree, or capacity; mus bounded. — Fi'nis, n. An end; conclusion. rolled Finance, etc. See under Fine, n.
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