s. blusterer,-boaster, swaggerer, braggart, bully

. fantaisie, s.f. (It. fantasia], fancy, imaginative fancy, odd fancy, fantasticalness,

fardeau, s.m. {origin unknown], burden, load, weight,

farfadet, s.m. [origin unknown), elf, goblin, spirit.

farouche, adj. [L Jerocem], wild, fierce, unsociable, shy.

jasciner, v.a. [L. fascinare], to fascinate.

. fastidieux, se, adj. [L. fastidious), irksome, tedious, wearisome.

fat, 1. adj. [L. fatuus], foppish.

2. 8. fop, dandy [t is pronounced, and the word has no fem. form.]

fatalement, adv. [ fatal—L. fatalis], fatallv.

fatigant, e, adj. [ fatiguer], fatiguing, tiresome.

fatigue, s.f. [ fatiguer], fatigue, evil, hardship, weariness,

fatiguer, v.r. [L. fatigure], to fatigue one's self, tire one’s self.

faucher, v.a. [L. falcare], to reap, mow, cut down.

fausser, v.a [L. falsrre], to bend, be warped, perverted ; se fausser, to disguise, change, alter, make false.

faute, s.f. [L.* fallita], fault, mistakeerror, Want.

fauteuil, s.m. [0.H.G. faltstuol], arm, chair.

fauve, 1: adj. [0.H.G. fab], reddish, tawny.