Fervid

[Lat. fervid us, hot, from fervere.] Hot; burning; boiling; as, the fervid rays of the sun. Ferrotit'anite, n. ( Min .) Same as SCHORL OR NITE, 7. v. Fer rug in a ted, a . [See INFRA.] Having the prop--Vehement; eager; zealous; as, you have my fervid erties of oxide of iron. Ferrugin'eous, or Ferruginous, a . [Fr. fer rugineuz; Lat. ferrugineus , from ferrugo , oxide of iron.] Of the color of rust, or oxide of iron. -Partaking of iron; containing particles of iron. Ferru'go, n. [Lat., iron rust, from ferrum , iron.] A disease in certain plants, commonly called Rust, q. v. Fer'rule, (fer'ril, or fer'rool.) n. [Fr. virole , from Lat. viriola, a little bracelet; dim. of viriæ , an ornament for the arm.] A ring of metal put around the end of a cane, staff, or other thing, to strengthen it.