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Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 165
for, a. One more than 3, or one le than 5;; ditwice 2. — n. The sum of 4 units; a symbol representing four units, as 4 or iv.— Four's core, a. 4 times 20; 80. — n. 80units. [SeeScoKE.J — Four's quare, a. To a Having 4 sides and 4 equal angles.— n. That which has,; way, etc.; a a. quadrangle.— Allowing pa age Four'in any one of 4 directions. dis- —Fourth, a. Next following the 3d and preceding the 5th; forming 1 of 4 parts <*{ into whicli a thing is di-: forvided. — n. One of 4 equal be parts into which, etc. — Four'teen. -ten, n. The sum great of 10 and 4: symbol representing this number, as 14 or xiv. — a. 4 and 10 more;: au-; twice 7. — Fourteenth, a. Four-way Cock, Succeeding the 13th and to steam-pipe; 6, to a. or preceding the 15th: making uPPfr cylinder; c, to one of 14 parts.—?!. One of condenser: d, to lower 14 equal parts. (Mas.) The cylinder, octave of the 7th. — Forfnight, n. The space of 14 nights; 2 weeks. — For'ty, -tt, a. 4 times 10: 39 and A 1 added.— n. The sum of 40 units: symbol representing it, as 40 or xl. — Fortieth, -tT-eth, a. Following the 39th; constituting 1 of 40 parts. — n. One of 40 equal parts. A Fowl, fowl, n. A bird, esp. a large, edible bird. the Fox, foks, n. (Zo'61.) A predaceous animal of several species of the genus Vulpes, remarkable for cunof ning. A sly, cunning fellow. (Naut.) A small A strand of rope, made by twisting rope-yarns. (Icth.) pet- A fish; the dragonet. Along-tailed shark, found; Snd, eve, term; In, Ice; 6dd, tone, 153 FRACAS in temperate and tropical seas, — the sea-ape, sea-fox, thrasher. — r. t. [foxed (fokst), F O X I X G.] To cover the feet of boots with new front upper leather. — v. i. To turn sour. — said of beer, etc., in fermenting. 165
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