fundŭlus A kind of sausage; a kind of sucker; piston fundus the bottom fūnēbris adj. belonging to a funeral; funeral; funereal; deadly; mortal; fatal fūnĕrārĭus adj. relating to a funeral; one who took charge of funerals; an undertaker fūnĕrātīcĭus adj. relating to a funeral; the money spent on a funeral; burial expenses fūnĕrātĭo a burial; funeral fūnĕrātor fūnĕrēpus fūnĕrĕus adj. belonging to a funeral; funeral; deadly; destructive; fatal fūnĕro v. a. to bury with funeral rites; to inter; killed; destroyed fūnĕror fūnesto v. a. to pollute; disgrace with murder; to pollute fūnestus adj. causing death; destruction; calamity; causing grief; deadly; filled with misfor… fūnētum a vine trained so as to form an arbor fungĭdus spongy fungĭnus adj. of a mushroom fungor v. dep. to busy one's self with; be engaged in; to perform; to perform; discharge; cont… fungōsus adj. full of holes; spongy fungŭlus a small mushroom fungus a mushroom; moril fūnĭcŭla fūnĭcŭlus a slender rope; a cord fūnĭrēpus a rope-dancer fūnis a rope; sheet; line fūnus a funeral procession; funeral rites; burial; have buried; devoured; destruction… fuo fūr a thief Fura name of a goddess; otherwise unknown fūrācĭtas inclination to steal; thievish disposition; thievishness fūrācĭter adv. fūrātor a thief fūrātrīna a stealing; theft fūrax adj. inclined to steal; given to stealing; thievish furca a two-pronged fork; with might and main; the narrow pass of Caudium; the Caudin… furcĭfer a yoke-bearer; gallows rogue; hang-dog furcĭfĕra furcilla a little fork furcillātus adj. pointed like a fork; forked furcillo v. a. to support furcōsus adj. full of forks; points furcŭla A forked prop; two lofty; defiles near Caudium; where the Roman army fŭrenter adv. furfur bran; scurf; scales furfŭrācĕus adj. like bran furfŭrārĭus adj. belonging to bran furfŭrĕus adj. of bran; made of bran; bran- furfŭrĭcŭlae fine bran furfŭrōsus adj. like bran; brownish fŭrĭa violent passion; rage; madness; the three goddesses of vengeance; the Furies fŭrĭālis adj. pertaining to the Furies; like the Furies; raging; making mad; infuriating; fur… fŭrĭālĭter adv. Fūrĭānus fŭrĭātĭlis adj. raging fŭrĭātus P. a. fŭrĭbundē adv. fŭrĭbundus adj. raging; mad; filled with prophetic inspiration; inspired; furiously Furīna a goddess worshipped in ancient Rome; belonging to Furina; Furinal-; the festiv… fūrīnus adj. belonging to thieves; thief fŭrĭo v. n. to be mad; to rage fŭrĭo v. a. to drive mad; to madden; enrage fŭrĭōsē adv. fŭrĭōsĭtas rage; fury fŭrĭōsus adj. full of madness; rage; mad Fūrĭus a Roman family name furnācārius furnācātor furnācĕus adj. belonging to an oven; baked in an oven furnārĭa the trade of a baker furnārĭus a baker Furnĭus name of a Roman furnus an oven fŭro v. n. to rage; rave; to be out of one's mind; to play the fool; to be madly in love w… fūror v. dep. a. to steal; purloin; pilfer; pillaging; military raids; to take away by stealth; … fŭror a raging; raving; rage; fierce passion; inspired frenzy; the cause of wrath Furrīna furtĭfĭcus adj. that commits theft; thievish furtim adv. by stealth; secretly; privily furtīvē adv. furtīvus adj. stolen; purloined; pilfered; secret; hidden; concealed furtum theft; robbery fūruncŭlus a petty thief; pilferer furvescens growing dark; dusky furvus adj. dark; dusky; gloomy; N. cr fuscātor a darkener; obscurer fuscĭna a three-pronged spear; a trident fuscĭnŭla a small three-pronged fork Fuscīnus Fuscīnus a friend of Juvenal to whom his fourteenth Satire is addr... fuscĭtas darkness; obscurity fusco v. a. and n. to make dark; swarthy; dusky; to become dark; swarthy fuscus adj. dark; swarthy; dusky Fuscus a Roman surname; belonging to a Fuscus fūsē adv. P. a. fin fūsĭlis adj. molten; fluid; liquid; Of molten metal; cast fūsĭo a pouring out; an outpouring; effusion Fūsĭus fūsor a founder; He who pours out fūsōrĭum a sink; drain fūsōrĭus adj. molten; made by founding fusterna the upper part; knotty part of a fir - tree