Frase, s. f. phrase, expression Fraternalmente, adv. broor manner of speech. Fraternamente, Frassignuólo, s. m. ash-tree. ly, fraternally, lovingly, kindFrassinella, s. f. fraxinel, bastardly, friendly. dittany. Fraternità, s. f. fraternity, brotherhood.-Fraterniti,fraternity, brotherhood, society.

Frassineto, s. m. a grove or
wood of ash-trees.
Frássino, s. m. ash-tree.
Frastaglia, v. Frastaglio.
Frastagliamento, s. m. cutting,
snipping, or gashing; a cut,
a notch.
Frastagliante, adj. he that clips
or gashes.
Frastagliáre, to cut, to notch.
-Frastagliare, to faulter or
stammer in one's speech.
Frastagliatúra, s. f. slash, gash,

friction.-ment.

Fregamento, s. m. Far le fre- Frenesía, s. f. frenzy, madness. gugioni ad uno, to rub one. Freneticaménto, s. m. delirium, Fregáre, to rub-Fregarsi i denti, to rub one's teeth. Fregáre, to affront, to abuse, to trick, to cozen, to cheat, to gull.-Voi volete fregurmela, you have a mind to play me a trick-Fregáre, to streak, to make streaks er lines.Fregáre, to spawn as fishes

to the walls in a mill. Fritta, s. f. a mixture made by leaves. glass-makers, so called. Frittata, s. f. an omelet, a pancake made of eggs. Frittatóne, s. m. a large omelet. Frittella, s. f fritter or pancake.-Frittella, a coxcomb, a Frondire, blockhead-Frittella, a spot, leaves. a stain in cloth.

leaves.

tiéra, the front or head of an
army.Frontièra, front or
fore-front.

Frontispizio, v. Frontespizio.
Frontóso, adj. impudent, bold.
Fronzíre, to bring forth leaves.
Fronzúto, adj full of green
leaves, leafy.

Frosóne, a. m. a bullfinch.
Frotta, s. f. crowd, multitude,
throng, troop.—In frotta,adu,
altogether.

Frotto, s. m. the same as
Frotta. Obs.

Fróttola, s. f. a ballad, a song.
Frottoláre, to compose ballada
-Frottolase, to banter, to jest,
to jeer.
Frucóne, s. m. a blow.
Frugacchiare, v. Frugare.
Frugalità, & f.frugality, thrifti-
ness.
Frugáre, to grope, to fumble,
to sound.-Frugáre, to pro-
voke, to spur, to excite, to
egg on.

Frugáta, s. f. a groping or
feeling, fumbling.

Fruttato, planted with fruit-self.

trees.

birds-Frullo, a toy, a trifle.
-Non ne darei un frullo, I
would not give a pin for it. Frutterella, s. f. diminutive of
Frullóne, s. m. a bolting-hutch, Frutta.
a chest to sift meal in.
Fruttévole, adj.
Frumentário, adj. belonging Fruttifero,
to wheat, or productive of Fruttiferóso,

wheat.

Frumentiére, s. m. a sutler.
Fruménto, s m. corn, wheat.
Frumentoso, adj. yielding much |
wheat.

Frumiáre, to wander, to roam,
to rove, to range.
Frusco, s m. stick, or dried
Frúscolo, branch or bush,
fescue, straw, mote.
Frusóne, s. m. a bull-finch.
Frussi, s. m. a kind of game,
Frusso, S primero.
Frusta, s. f. a whip, a rod or
Scourge.
Frustagno, s. m. a kind of
bombasine linen.
Frustare, to whip.-Frustare,
to ramble up and down, to
roam, to rove, to range.
Frustare, to use, to wear, to
wear off.—Frustäre un abito,
to wear out a suit of clothes.
Frustáto, adj. whipped-rus
tálo, frustrated, deluded, dis-
appointed.

Frustatóre, s. m. a whipper. Frustatório, adj. not supported by reason. Frustatúra, s. f. the act of whipping. Frus'to, s. m. a bit, a little piece or morsel.-Frusto a frusto, adv. by bits.-Mendicando la vita a frusto a frusto, begging from door to door. Frusto, adj. worn out, consumed with long wearing.Denna frusta, a decayed woman, a woman past bearing children. -Punni frusti,

old tattered clothes. Frústra, adv in vain, to no purpose. Esser frustru, to be frustrated or disappointed. Frustráto, adj. frustrated, deluded, disappointed. Frútice, s. m. a shrub, a sprout. Frutta, s. f. fruit. Fruttajuólo, he that sells fruit. Fruttare, to yield, bear, or produce. Questo podere mi frutta cento scudi t'anno, this estate brings me in a hundred crowns a year.-Le vostre parole non mi fruttano di niente, your words do me no manner of good. Fruttato, adj. fructified.

Fuggibile, adj. avoidable.
Fuggifatica, an idler, an idle
fellow, a man that hates

fruitful, fer- work.
tile, fruit-Fuggiménto, s. m. flight.
bearing, Fuggire, to fly, to run away.
Fuggire, to want, to fail.
Mi fugge l'animo di vederlo, I
have not the courage to see
him.Fuggire, to avoid, to
shun, to escape. Fuggir la
pioggia, to shelter one's self
from the rain.- -Fuggire, to
hide, to conceal.-Fuggire delle
mercanzie, to run goods, to
smuggle.

fructiferous.
Fruttificáre, to fructify, to
bring forth fruit.
Fruttificazióne, s. f. bearing
fruit, fruit.
Fruttífico, adj. fructiferous,
fruitful, fertile.
Frutto, s. m. a fruit.--Vivere
di frutti, to live upon fruits.
-Frutto, revenue or coming
in, profits, fruits.Frutto,
fruit, benefit, advantage.-
Frutto, progress.--Frullo, ef-
fect.-Frutto, blows, strokes.
Le frutta di frate alberigo,blows,
strokes.-Frutto, a fruit-tree.
Frutto, good, benefit, ad-
vantage.

Fruttuáre, v. Fruttare.
Fruttuosamente, adv. profit-
ably, successfully.
Fruttuosità, s. f. fruitfulness,
abundance.

fugitive, transitory, -Fugali

Fuggita, s. f. flight, escape.
Fuggiticcio, adj.
Fuggitio,
Fuggitivo,
to, to be shunned or avoided.
Fuggito, adj. run away.
Fuggitóre, a runner away, he
that flies away.
Fuggitrice, she that runs away.
Fujo, adj. wicked. Obs.-Fujo,
adj. dark, full of darkness,
gloomy. Obs.—Da fują, adv.
like a thief. Obs.
Fulcire, v. Folcire.
Fulgénte, adj. shining, blazing,
glittering, fulgent.
Fulgere, to shine, to glitter, to
blaze.

Fruttuoso, adj. profitable, ad-
vantageous, useful, fruitful.
Fu, s. f. a sort of nard, a shrub.
--Fù, adj. deceased, late.-
II fù re, the late king.
Fucile, s. m. a steel to strike
fire, a tinder-box.-Fucile,fire-
lock, fusee.
Fucína, s. f. a forge.
Fucináta, s. f. a great quan- shining.
tity, store.

Fuco, s. m. a drone.
Fuga, s. f. flight, escape.-

Mettersi in fuga, to run away.
-Mettere in fuga, to put to
flight.- Fuga, a fugue or
chace in music.
Fugáce, adj swift of flight,
fugitive. -Fugaçi dolcizze,
momentaneous pleasures.
Fugaménto, s. m. putting to
flight.

Fugáre, to put to flight.
Fugatore, he that puts to flight.
Fugatrice, she that puts to
flight.

Fulgidézza, s. f. fulgency.
Fulgidità, s. f. fulgency, fulgi-
dity, brightness.
Fúlgido, adj. fulgid, bright,

Fulgorare, v. Folgorare.
Fulgoráto, adj. shining, bright.
Fulgóre, s. m. fulgidity, bright-
ness, splendour.
Fúlgere, s. m. thunder, thun-
derbolt. Ohs.
Fuliggine, s. f. soot.
Fuligginóso, adj. fuliginous, full
of smoke.
Fulme, Fulmine. Obs.
Fulminante, adj. thundering.
Fulminare, to thunder, to ful-
minate.-Fulminare, to rage,
to fume, to chafe or fret
Fulminare, to sentence, to pass
judgment upon.
Fulniinatore, he that hurls

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FUN

Fulvo, adj. fulvid, of a deep
yellow colour.
Fumácchio, s. m. v. Fumiga-

zione.
Fumáta, s. m. a signal given
with the smoak.
Fumajuólo,s.m. smoaking coal-
brand.-Fumajuolo, the vent
or funnel of a chimney.
Fumále, adj. of or belonging
to smoak.

Fumante, adj. smoaking. Fmante, house, family. La gabella de' fumanti, capitation

tax.

Fumáre, to smoak or smoke. Fuméa, s. f. smoak. Fumicáre, to smoak, to fumigate, to perfume a place. Famifero, adj. that causeth or bringeth smoak, smoaking. Fumigazione, fumigation, perfuming, smoak. Fumígio, s. m. fumigation, per

fume.

Fumo, o Fummo, s. m. smoak or smoke.-Fumo, smoak, vanity, vain hopes.-Convertirsi in fimo, to come to nothing. —Fumo, vain-glory, pride.— Aver fumo, to be proud, haughty-Fumi, fumes, va

pours. Fumosità, s. f. exhalation, fume, steam, vapour. Fumóso, adj. that sends fumes into one's head, fumous Fumiso, haughty, proud. Fumostérno, s. m. fumitory,

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(a plant.)
Funájo, s. m.
Funajoło,
Funáta, s. f. á rope-full, many

FUR

Funicolo, s. m. the same as

Funicella.

Funzioncélla, s. f. diminutive of
Funzióne.- -Funzione, s. f.
function, duty or discharge
of one's office or duty.-Far
la funzione, to act or play the

FUR

Furatóre, a stealer, a thief.
Furáto, adj. stolen.
Furatrice, she that steals.
Furbáccio, s. m. a rogue, a
knave.

Furbería, s. f. a cheat, an im-
posture, knavery.
Furbescaménte, adv. roguish-

Furbésco, adj. deceitful, crafty,
cheating.

m. a great scoundrel, a great rascal.

base woman.

part of.
Fuoco, s. m. fire.-Fuoco arti-ly, like a cheat.
ficiale, fire-work.-Fuoco, af-
fection, fire, flames of love.
-Giugnere lena al fuoco, to Furbétto, s. m. a little knave
or rogue, a cheat.
throw oil into the fire, to
blow the coals-Mettere a Furbo, s. m. a cheat, a knave,
a rogue, a vagabond-Furbo
fuoco, to set on the fire, or to
the tire.-Far fuoco nell'orcio, in chermisi, an arch rogue.
to contrive or hatch some- Furétto, s. m. a ferret.
thing secretly.-Ogni acqua Furfantáccio, s.
spegne il fuoco, in case of ne-
cessity every thing is good.-Furfantáre, to live a wicked
Dire o fare cose da fuoco, to say life, a scoundrel's life
or to do wonders.-Mettere Furiante, a rogue, a ras
troppa carne al fuoco, to under- Furfantéllo, cal, a knave.
take a great many things at a Furfantélla, a slut, a jade, a
time.-Dar fuoco al cannone,
to fire a gun-Fuoco, a caus-
tic. Terra di cento fuochi, a
town containing a hundred
houses or families.-Fuoco,
fire, great fire, conflagration.
-Fuoco, fire, passion, anger,
discord, dissension. Fuoco
lavorato, fire-work or artificial
fire.-Occhi di fuoco, fiery, red,
inflamed eyes.-Fuoco saluti-
co, tetter, ring worm.-Fuoco
lento, a small fire-Arder uno
a fuoco lento, to make one lin-
ger or pine away-Fuoco
morto, a caustic.-Ne metterti
le mani al fuoco, I could swear
it, I could take my oath on
it-Piliar fuoco, to take fire,
to grow angry.

Furfantería, s. f. roguery, kna-
very, a roguish trick.
Furfantóne, a great rogue, or
knave.

Fúria, s. f. fury, passion.-Fu-
ria, fury, fierceness, impetuo-
sity-1 furia, furiously, ve
hement.--fria di percosse lo
scacciai via, I turned him out
with a good stick.-Dar nelle
furie, to rage, to fall into a
great passion. orrere a furia
to act rashly or inconsider-
ately-Furia, multitude,
crowd, throng.-Furia,
fury.

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Furare, to rage, to grow fu-
rious.