faecĭnĭus adj. that makes; leaves dregs; abounding in dregs faecōsus adj. full of dregs faecŭla burnt tartar; salt of tartar faecŭlentĭa lees; dregs; filth faecŭlentus adj. abounding in dregs; sediment; thick faenārĭus adj. for hay; hay-; a seller faenēbris adj. relating to interest; usury faenĕrārĭus one who lends money on interest; a usurer faenĕrātĭcĭus adj. relating to interest faenĕrātĭo a lending on interest; usury faenĕrāto adv. with interest faenĕrātor one who lends on interest; a money-lender; capitalist faenĕrātōrĭus adj. pertaining to a usurer faenĕrātrix a female money-lender; usurer faenĕrātus faenero faenĕror v. dep. to lend on interest faenĕus adj. of hay faenĭcŭlum fennel faenīlĭa a hay-loft faenilis adj. faenĭsĕca faenĭsecta mown hay; N. cr. faenĭsector a grass-cutter; mower faenĭsex a mower; countryman; rustic faenĭsĭcĭa mown hay faenum Hay; he is a dangerous fellow; fenugreek faenus the proceeds of capital lent out; interest faenuscŭlum a little interest Faesŭlae a city of Etruria; Fiesole; belonging to Faesulae; Faesulan; a Faesulan faex grounds; sediment; lees fāgĕus adj. of beech; beechen fāgĭnĕus adj. of beech; beechen fāgĭnus adj. of beech; beechen; a beech-tree fāgus a beech-tree Fāgūtālis adj. of the beech-tree; the shrine of Jupiter situated there făla a scaffolding; a scaffold; A structure used in sieges; from which missiles were… Fălăcĕr The name of an; Italian mythical hero Falanĭus a Roman knight fălārĭca a sort of missile wrapped with tow and pitch; set on fire...; a similar missile… falcārĭus a sickle; scythe-maker falcastrum an agricultural instrument; a bush-hook falcātus adj. armed with scythes; sickle-shaped; hooked; curved falcĭcŭla a small sickle Falcĭdĭus a Roman gentile name; the former a contemporary of Cicero... falcĭfer adj. sickle-bearing; holding a scythe; sickle; an epithet of Saturn falcĭger adj. sickle-bearing falcĭpĕdĭus adj. bandy-legged falco a falcon falcŭla a small sickle; bill-hook; pruning-hook; a talon; claw Falcula a Roman surname fălēre a pile; pedestal Fălērĭi the capital of the; a Tuscan people; Civita Castellana Fălernus ăger the Falernian territory; famed for its wines; in Campania; from the Falernian t… fălisca Fălisci a people of Etruria; on account of their relationship to ...; belonging to Fale… falla an artifice; trick fallācĭa deceit; trick; artifice fallācĭes fallācĭlŏquus adj. speaking deceitfully; falsely fallācĭōsus adj. deceitful; deceptive fallācĭtas deceit; artifice fallācĭter adv. fallax adj. deceitful; deceptive fallo v. a. to deceive; trick; dupe falsārĭus a forger falsātĭo a falsifying falsātus P. a. false adv. falsĭdĭcentia habitual falsehood falsĭdĭcus adj. speaking falsely; lying falsĭfĭcātus adj. falsified falsĭfĭcus adj. that acts falsely falsĭjūrĭus adj. that swears falsely falsĭlŏquĭum false speaking; falsehood; lying falsĭlŏquus adj. that speaks falsehoods; a false accuser falsĭmōnĭa a trick; imposition falsĭpărens adj. that has a pretended father falsĭtas falsehood; falsity falso v. a. to falsify; falsified falso adv. falsus P. a. falx a sickle; reaping-hook; a pruning-hook; a military implement shaped like a sick… fāma the talk of the multitude; That which people say; tell; the common talk; The vo… fāmātus adj. in bad odor; disreputable famel fămēlĭcē adv. fămēlĭco v. a. to make hungry; cause to famish fămēlĭcōsus fămēlĭcus adj. suffering from hunger; famished; starved fāmella fămes hunger; to satiate fămescens suffering hunger; hungering famex a bruise; contusion; N cr. famicosam fāmĭger spreading reports fāmĭgĕrābĭlis adj. celebrated fāmĭgĕrātĭo tale-bearing; a report fāmĭgĕrātor a talebearer fāmĭgĕrātus famed; celebrated