fautyt

An obsolete form of faulty. fauvette (fo-vet'), n. [F., dim. of fauve, fallow, fawn-colored: see favel2.] A book-name, derived from French authors, of warblers in general, as a sylvia or ficedula: especially applied to the common garden-warbler of Europe, Syl via hortensis. The fungous parcels about the wicks of candles onely sign if i eth a moist and pluvious ayr about them, hindering the evolation of light and the favillous particles: whereupon they are forced to settle upon the snuff. Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., v. 22. 2. Resembling ashes. favi a (fa-vis'ä), n.; pl. fari æ (-ē). [L., also favisa; only in pl.] In Rom. antiq., a crypt or cellar; an underground treasury. In Italy the favi e were used for keeping old temple furniture. C. O. Müller , Manual of Archæol. (trans.), § 251. favonian (fa-võ'ni-an), a. [L. Favonius, the west wind, also called Zephyr us, which blew at the beginning of spring and promoted vegetation, These blo oms snow upon my lady's pall! Go, pretty page! and in her ear Whisper that the hour is near 1 Softly tell her not to fear Such calm favonian burial! Keats .