fŏrum what is out of doors; an outside space; place; an open space; a public place; m… fŏrus a gangway fŏrus Fosi a Germanic tribe; a branch of the Cheruscans; Celle fossa a ditch; trench; fosse; a boundary fossātum fossīcĭus adj. dug out; dug up fossĭlis adj. dug out; dug up; fossil fossĭo a digging; a ditch fossītĭus fosso v. freq. a. to dig; pierce fossor a digger; delver; ditcher; a common laborer; a clown fossōrĭus adapted to digging; fit for delving; digging fossŭla a little ditch fossūra a digging; a pit fossus fostia fostis fōtus fōtus a warming; fomenting fŏvĕa a small pit; a pit fall; a snare fŏvēla a comforting; refreshment fŏvĕo v. a. to warm; keep warm; to cherish; foster Fovii N. cr fracebunt N. cr. frăces grounds; dregs of oil frăcesco v. inch. n. to become soft; mellow; to rot frăcĭdus adj. soft; mellow fractārĭa a machine for crushing flint-stones fractĭo a breaking; breaking in pieces fractor a breaker; breaker in pieces fractūra a breach; fracture; cleft fractus P. a. fraeno frāga strawberries; a strawberry-plant frăgesco v. inch. n. to become broken; to be conquered; subdued frăgĭlis adj. easily broken; brittle; fragile; weak; perishable; frail frăgĭlĭtas brittleness; fragility; weakness; frailness; frailty frăgĭum a fracture fraglo fragmen A fracture; pieces broken off; fragments; ruins fragmentum a piece broken off; a piece; remnant frăgor a breaking; breaking to pieces; a crashing; a crash; noise frăgōsē adv. frăgōsus adj. Apt to be broken; fragile; Crashing; rushing; roaring frāgrans P. a. frāgranter adv. P. a. fin frāgrantĭa scent; fragrance; ext frāgro v. n. to emit a smell; to smell; to emit fragrance; sweet - scented; fragrant; fragra… frāgum frămĕa A spear; javelin; a sword Franci the Franks; a Germanic confederacy on the Rhine Francĭcus adj. frango v. a. to break; break in pieces; dash to pieces; is broken; felled; to break down; su… frāter a brother; the brothers of a race of gods; descended from the divine... frātercŭlo v. n. to swell up alike frātercŭlus a little brother; of unknown parents; sprung from the earth frāterne adv. frāternĭtas brotherhood; fraternity frāternus adj. brotherly; fraternal; of fratricide; of Neptune; against his brother fratilli frātrāre frātria sister-inlaw fratria a division of the people; answering to the; the third part of a frātrĭcīda one who murders a brother; a fratricide frātrĭcīdĭum the murder of a brother. fratricide frātrissa frātrŭēlis a father's brother's son; a cousin fraudābĭlis adj. deceiving; fraudulent fraudātĭo a cheating; deceiving; defrauding fraudātor a cheat; deceiver; defrauder fraudātōrĭus adj. relating to cheating; fraud fraudātrix she who cheats; defrauds fraudĭfer adj. fraudulent; deceitful fraudĭger adj. cheating; fraudulent fraudo v. a. to cheat; beguile; defraud; to embezzle; to purloin; steal; to withdraw fraudŭlenter adv. fraudŭlentĭa deceitfulness; a disposition to defraud fraudŭlentus adj. cheating; deceitful; fraudulent fraudŭlōsus adj. deceitful; fraudulent fraus a cheating; deceit; imposition Fraus a deity; In the service of Mercury; as the god of thieves fraussus frax fraxāre fraxĭnĕus adj. of ash-wood; ashen fraxĭnus an ash-tree; ash; an ashen spear; javelin fraxĭnus adj. of ash-wood; ashen Frĕgellae a very old city of the Volsci; in Latium; on the Liris; belonging to Fregellae;… Frĕgēnae a small town of Etruria; near; Maccarese frĕmĕbundus adj. making a low roaring; growling; snorting frĕmĭtus a dull; roaring sound; a rushing frĕmo v. n. and a. to murmur; grumble; growl frĕmor a low roaring; rushing; murmuring frēnātĭo a bridling; subduing frēnātor a curber; tamer; controller frendesco v. inch. to begin to gnash frendo v. n. and a. to gnash frendor a gnashing frēni