Finch
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 156
finch, n. One of a family of singing birds. of Find, find, v. t. [found (fownd), finding.] To meet kind with or light upon accidentally, fall in with; to learn — v. t. by experience or trial, perceive, experience, detect, feel; to come upon by seeking, discover by study, sharp gain, as the object of effort; to provide for, supply, sub furnish; to arrive at, as a conclusion, establish. — v. i. (Law.) To determine as an i ue of fact, and deor clare it to a court. — n. Thing found; a discov- — ery, esp. of something arch seo logically valuable. — Found'ling, fownd'-, n. A child found without a parent or protector. rela- Fine, fin, a.
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