adv, very, very much, highly, extremely, strongly

fortement, adv. [fort], strongly, deeply, deep, hard.

fortune, sf. [L. fortuna], fortune, chance, risk, hazard, wealth,.

fortuné, e, adj. [L. fortunatus], fortunate, luoky, happy.

fosse, sf. [L. jossa], hole, pit, grave.

fossette, af. {(L. fosse], little hole, dimple,

fou, fol, folle, 1. adj. [L.* jolis], mad, foolish, wild, insane, froliosome, playful, excessively fond.

£ & madman, madwoman, madoap.

fourneau, s.m. [L. furnellus], stove.

fournir, va. (0.H.G. jrumÿan, ‘ prooure ’} to farnish, provide, supply, stock.

fourrager, va and von, {fourrand OF, fourre-Goth, Jôdr| to forage, pilfer, plunder : to rumimange, rutilo,

fourr\t,e, part, [fonurrer], furred,

foutrer, va, [OF fuere], to put, thruat,

foyer, aain,[l, focual,fre-grate, henrth, hearthatone,

fragile, ndf. (1. Jragilix], fragile, brittlo, frail,

fralohour, af. [frafx|, ooolnens, fresh.

noaa, bloom.

frala, fohe, adj, [ASS freuo], ooo!, fresh, new, youthfuls de frais, nfreah,

frais, aan, plu, [L," fredun, from the old Gorman], exponses, charges,

france, sain, [l, francua], frano (an frenoli coin, the standard of value in France, worth 104 conte.)

franco, he, qu (l franoue], froe, un conatrained, frank, downright, open, #in ocere,

franchement, adv, [franc], frankly, foeerly, openly, plainly, #incorély.

frapper, v na. [Soand hrappa], to strike; du velours frappé, stamped velvot,

fruternel, le, adj. [L. fraternus], tratornal, brotherly.

frayour, sf. [L. frigoren], fright, terror, dread, four,

fréquemment, adv. [/réquent--1,.

frequentem], frequently, often.

frère, sm. [L,. frater], brother,

fresque, adj. [0. H, G. friso], frisky.

trétillement, am. !/rétiller 1, "fre tilare], frisking, wriggling.

frileux, 86, adj. {L.* frigidulosus), chilly.

fripon, ne, L. adj. | friper -O.F,. fripet “rag'}, knavish, roguish, rascally,