Furcular i a (ferkularia)

pl. [NL., neut. pl. of * furcular is, furder (fèr'der), adv., a., and v. An obsolete or dialectal form of further. furdlet (fer'dl), v. t. [The older form of furl, for fardle, fardell, pack up, hence furl: see furl, fardel.] To furl; roll up. ers. The colours furdled up, the drum is mute. John Taylor , Works (1630). Nor to urge the thwart enclosure and furdling of flow Sir T. Browne , Garden of Cyrus, iii. § 15. furfur (fer'fer), n.; pl. furfures (-ēz). [L., bran, also scurf or scales on the skin.] In pathol ., dandruff; scurf; porrigo; in the plural, scales like bran, as of the skin. furfuraceous (fèr-fu-ra's hi us), a. [= F. fur furacé = Pg. It. furfur a ceo, 3. In bot., coated with bran-like particles; scurfy. Also applied to the thallus of a lichen when gonidia are developed in such a way as to produce granules or wartlets on the surface. furfuraceously (fer-fu-rā'shius-li), adv. In a furfuraceous or scaly manner; with furfur.