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1. unfēte adj.

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?Unsuitable or unfit as to behavior; ?not well disposed.

2. fētlī adv.

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(Join) properly, neatly; (speak, kiss) elegantly, prettily; (delude) craftily.

3. overfet(te ppl.

Additional spellings: overfette
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Overcome, oppressed.

4. fer-fet ppl.

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(a) Brought from afar, won abroad; of a sigh: from deep within, from the heart; (b) of reasoning or argument: far-fetched, oversubtile.

5. hertes-fẹ̄t n.

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Some kind of plant, hart's foot; perh. the earthnut (Conopodium denudatum).

6. fẹ̄den v.

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(a) To supply (a person, an animal, etc.) with something to eat or drink; to furnish with a meal; to feed; (b) to supply (the young) with milk from the breast; to nurse, suckle; (c) to partake of food…

7. fọ̄t n.

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The bodily organ used in standing, walking, etc.: (a) the foot of a man; (b) the foot of a beast or bird; (c) the foot of a statue, a constellation; (d) hinder fot, hind foot; holwe of fot, the under…

8. misfait n.

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Misdeed, transgression.

9. pedifẹ̄t n. plural

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The slender stalks of a fruit, pedicles or pedicels.

10. fēt n.

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(a) What one does or succeeds in doing; act, deed, doings; the working or operation (of the universe); (b) in fet, in fact, actually.

11. fēten v.

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To make or fashion (something); build (a fortress); draw up (an army); wel feted, well shaped; smal feten, slender; feten faire, well equipped; feten about, decked out.

12. surfē̆tūre n.

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Overindulgence in food and drink, satiation.

13. fitlok n.

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Fetlock (of a horse).