Funambulate

fu-nam'-bu-late, v.a. to walk or dance on a rope (L.fun is, a rope, and ambulo, to walk). 305 FUNICULAR 1 a rope-dancer; narrow, like the rope. with terminal fruit-stalks (fun is). forming of anything; discharge; office, employment or duty belonging to a particular station or character; the office of any organ of animal or vegetable, of mind or body; power; a quantity so connected with another that any change in the one correspondingly affects the other [Math.]: v.n. to act (L. performed by the functions. Functionally, fungk'- shun-al-le, ad. by means of the functions. performance of certain functions. office or trust. propria ted as the foundation of some commercial or other operation; money lent to government, constituting a national debt, or the stock of a national debt; money collected and set apart for some object; any store laid up for use; supply: v.a. to provide and appropriate a fund for paying interest, as to fund the national debt; to place money in a fund (L. fundus, the bottom). the public funds finance or revenue for paying annual interest on a public debt. A sinking fund, a sum of money appropriated to the reduction of a public or other debt. anus; foundation ing for the foundation or basis; primary; radical; e ential s. a primary or radical principle; that which serves as: the groundwork of a system; an e ential. Fundamental base, that part in musical harmony which sustains the chord; in the natural position of the chord, the lowest part. Fundamentally, fun-damen'-tal-lé, ad. in a fundamental manner. posited as a fund for the payment of interest. Funded debt, that part of the public debt for the payment of the interest of which certain funds are appropriated. ing a dead body; the proce ion of persons attending the burial of the dead: a. pertaining to or used at a burial. Funeral pall, a hearse-cloth. Funeral plumes, sets of ostrich feathers on the hearse and heads of the horses. (L. fun us, funeris, funeral rites).; Funereal, fu-ne'-re-al, a. suiting or pertaining to a funeral; dismal; mournful. Funereally, fu-ne'-real-le, ad. in a funereal manner. flowerle plants, comprehending the several varieties of mushrooms, toadstools, and the microscopic plants which form mildew, mould, . See Fungus. mushroom in form. an acid found in certain fungi.a. purified by digestion in hot water. mushrooms (L. fungus, and voro, to devour) spongy; of mushroom growth and unsubstantial. spongy excrescence, as proud-flesh formed in wounds; [Med.]; an affection of the skin due to the growth of vegetable parasites [Med.] (L. a mushroom.) a little stalk by which the seed is attached to the placenta [Bot.] (L. fun is, a cord.)