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Glossary of Latin Words.
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  • frussire. See frussare.
  • frussura:—breaking into a house; ploughing.
  • frustrum, frustum:—a piece; a small plot of land.
  • frutectum:—a shrubbery; a herb garden.
  • fuagium:—hearth-tax.
  • fuallia:—fuel.
  • fuga:—a drove; a chase; hunting; the right to drive cattle on to a place.
  • fugacia:—a chase; right of hunting.
  • fugare:—to hunt; to drive.
  • fugarius:—a hunter (horse); a drover.
  • fugatio:—a chase.
  • fugator:-—a hunter (horse); a driver; a drover.
  • fugatorius:—a hunter (horse).
  • fugera:—fern.
  • fugillus:—a poker.
  • fulcrari:—to make a bed on a bedstead.
  • fulcrum:—a leg of a bedstead; a bedstead.
  • fuleratium, molendinum:—a fulling mill.
  • fullare, fullire fullonare:—to full cloth.
  • fullaticum. See fuleratium.
  • fullum aquæ::—a stream of water.
  • fulreticum:—a fulling mill.
  • fultra:—a cushion.
  • fultrum. See fulcrum.
  • fumagium:—manure; chimney-money.
  • fumarium:—a chimney..
  • functorium:—a foundry.
  • funditor:—a founder; a pioneer.
  • fundum:—ground.
  • funerius:—a ropemaker.
  • fungia:—stockfish.
  • funifex:—a roper.
  • funtura:—founding, casting (metal).
  • furare:—to steal.
  • furatio:—theft.
  • furbire:—to furbish.
  • furcare:—to pitch corn or hay with a fork; to fourch, to delay a suit brought against two persons jointly, by alternate appearance or essoin.
  • furectare:—to ferret.
  • furfuraculum:— a sieve.
  • furigeldum:—a fine for theft.
  • furlangus,furlonyus:—the eighth of a mile; the eighth of an acre.
  • furmelum. See formella.
  • fumagium. See fornagium.
  • furnarius:—a baker.
  • furnesium:—a furnace.
  • furniare:—to bake.
  • furnire:—to heat up an sven or furnace.
  • furnus:—a bakehouse.
  • furra:—fur.
  • furragium. See foragium.
  • furrare:—to line with fur.
  • furratio:—furring.
  • furratura:—furring, work done in fur.
  • furratus:— furred.