federacy
1> _. , 
2> , 

federal
1> _. 
_Ex:
the Federals "" (   
1861-65 .)
2> _.      ( 
  )
3>  
4> ,   ; 
5> _. , , 
_Ex:
F. government  ;  
(    )
_Ex:
F. legislation  
_Ex:
F. constitution   
_Ex:
F. and State budgets    
() 
_Ex:
to reduce F. employment  ()
 
_Ex:
federal court  
_Ex:
federal district   (   ,
     )
6> _. _.       (
  1861-65 .);   "";

_Id:
F. City . 
_Id:
to make a federal case out of smth. _.  
  (    ); 
(-.   . .);   -.
_Id:
all right, I was wrong but don't make a federal case out
of it  ,   ,      
 ?

Federalese
1> _. _.  

federalism
1> 

federalist
1> (. F.) ,   
2> _. _. 

federalistic
1> ;   

federalization
1> ,  

federalize
1> ;  , 

federally
1>   , 
2> _. , ; ,
   
_Ex:
federally directed   ;
     (   )

federate
1>    ; 
2> _.  ( )
3> 
4>    
5>   

federation
1> ,  ()
2> ,    ,   . .
_Ex:
the International Women's F.   
_Ex:
World F. of Trade Unions   
3>  ;   

federationist
1>   

federatist
1>   

federative
1> 

fedora
1> . _.      

fee
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
doctor's fee  
_Ex:
official's fee  
_Ex:
tuition fees   
_Ex:
retaining fee   
_Ex:
one must pay a considerable fee for a consultation 
    
_Ex:
no fee show ,     

2> 
_Ex:
fees are prohibited here "    " ()
3> 
_Ex:
admission fee  
_Ex:
entrance fee  ;  
_Ex:
club fee    
_Ex:
to pay one's fees  
4> , 
_Ex:
custom-house fees  
5>   (. licence fee)
6> _. , ,  
7> _. (. fee simple)    ;
  
_Id:
not to set (to value) at a pin's fee   ;
    
8>    
_Ex:
to fee a doctor   
9>   
_Ex:
to fee a waiter    
10> _. 
_Ex:
we feed a lawyer to act for us     
 

fee simple
1> _. , ,  

fee tail
1> _.  ,  
(     )

fee-faw-fum
1> --! (    )
2>  . . .:  
_Ex:
this is all fee-faw-fum   
3>  , 

fee-paying
1> 
_Ex:
a fee-paying school  () 
_Ex:
a fee-paying student ,    

fee-splitting
1> _.    (   ,
       )

feeb
1> _. 

Feebie
1> _. _. "",  

feeble
1> _. ,  , 
2> _. ,  
3>    ()
4> 
_Ex:
feeble pulse  
_Ex:
feeble light  
_Ex:
to give a feeble moan   
_Ex:
the book fell from his feeble grasp    
 
5> , 
_Ex:
feeble hope  
_Ex:
feeble attempt  
_Ex:
feeble argument  
_Ex:
feeble support  
6> , , 
_Ex:
feeble old man  
_Ex:
to grow feeble , , 
_Ex:
he's a feeble sort of chap  ,  
_Ex:
it is incomprehensive to his feeble mind   
 
_Ex:
don't be feeble! _.      ?
7> , 
_Ex:
a flower with a feeble stem    
8> , 
_Ex:
feeble work  () , 

_Ex:
a feeble joke  
9> _. 

feeble-minded
1> ; , ; , 
_Ex:
feeble-minded remarks  () 
2> , , 
_Ex:
he is feeble-minded in a crisis   
 

feeble-mindedness
1> 
2> , 

feebling
1> ,  ; 

feeblish
1> ; 

feebly
1> ; 
_Ex:
the patient spoke feebly    (
)
2> , 
_Ex:
the light shone feebly through the slit   
 

feed
1> , 
_Ex:
let the horse have a feed  
2> ; 
_Ex:
feed for pigs   
_Ex:
feed bunk 
_Ex:
feed crop  
_Ex:
feed grinder   , 
_Ex:
feed meal  
_Ex:
feed mill ;  
_Ex:
feed oats  () 
_Ex:
feed processing room  ,
, 
_Ex:
feed steaming plant 
3> ,  ()
_Ex:
how many feeds a day does a dog get?    
 ?
4> _. , 
_Ex:
to have a good feed   
_Ex:
that certainly was a swell feed!    
 !
5> , 
_Ex:
to be out at feed    
6> _. , 
_Ex:
feed box  ,  
7>  
_Ex:
feed box   ()
_Ex:
feed mark   , ""
_Ex:
feed spool _.    
8>  
_Id:
to be off one's feed  ;   
 ( );   , 
_Id:
on the feed    ( )
9> ,   (-.)
_Ex:
to feed a baby at the breast   
_Ex:
to feed oneself  ()
_Ex:
the invalid is too weak to feed himself   ,
  
_Ex:
the baby can't feed itself yet      ;
     
_Ex:
the child refused to let anyone feed her   
  
10>  (-.);   (-.)
_Ex:
to feed plants with bone meal  
 
_Ex:
the incident fed his vanity     
_Ex:
to feed the mind   
_Ex:
this stuff will feed the roots of the hair  
   
11> , , 
_Ex:
he has a family of 5 to feed     
5 
_Ex:
children are very well fed in this camp    
  
_Ex:
the land will feed a thousand head of cattle   
   
12> , , 
_Ex:
this river is fed by two tributaries    
( )   
_Ex:
to feed the flame of passion _.  
13> _.  
14> _. 
_Ex:
they feed turnips to cows     
_Ex:
feed this old bread to the pigeons   

15>  (-.); 
_Ex:
one must feed coal to a stove to keep it going  
 ,       
_Ex:
to feed a wire into (through) a hole   
() 
_Ex:
you feed in the money here and the cigarettes come out there
   ,    
16>  ()
17> ,  ( )
_Ex:
the cows are feeding in the pasture   

_Ex:
to feed out of smb.'s hand     ( )
_Ex:
an animal feeding off smaller animals , 
  
18> ,  ( )
_Ex:
we feed at 8 o'clock    8 
19> (on, upon) ,  (-.)
_Ex:
cattle feed chiefly on grass     
_Ex:
to feed on smb. _.   -. ;  
-.  
_Ex:
to feed upon praise _.   
20> _. _.   ; 
; , 
21> _. _. ,  ( 
. .) , 
22> _. ,  (, ); ,

23> _.  (  );  
( )
_Id:
to feed the fishes " "; ;  
, ""
_Id:
talks to feed the poor    
_Id:
better fed than taught ,    ;  ,
 
_Id:
to feed the press _. _.   
  
24> _.  , ; 

feed back
1>   
_Ex:
the information fed back to the government department
concerned     

2>   
_Ex:
a lot of ideas are feeding back from the applied sciences
into the pure science      
   
3>  
_Ex:
teachers complain that nothing os feeding back to them from
the classroom  ,     
(   )

feed down
1> _-.   ()  

feed off
1> _-.       ()
2> _-.   ()  

feed out
1> _-.       ()
2> _.    

feed up
1> ,  
_Ex:
you must feed up the child     

2> ,   
3> _. pass _. , 
_Ex:
to be fed up (with) ,    
_Ex:
I am fed up with your promises    
4> _.   

feed-cock
1> _.  

feed-forward
1> _.  ,    

feed-head
1> 

feed-in
1>  ,   

feed-motion
1> _.  ; ;  

feed-pump
1> _.  

feed-screw
1> _.  

feed-stuff
1> ,  ; 

feed-tank
1>  ;    

feed-trough
1>   
2> _-.  

feed-wheel
1> _.   ;   

feedback
1> _.  
2>  
_Ex:
feedback from readers  
3> _.    ,  
 (. user feedback)
4>  ,     

feedbag
1> 
_Id:
to put on the feedbag _. , 

feeder
1> _. 
_Ex:
a large (gross) feeder 
_Ex:
he is a quick feeder    
2> _. ,  ;  
3> _. 
4>  ,   . . 
(. feeder line)
_Ex:
feeder airline  
_Ex:
feeder airliner    
5> _.  ; 
6>  (  )
7>  
8> _-. ()  
9> _-. ,   
10> ; 
11> _. , 
12> _. _.  , 
13> _.  
14> _.  ()
15> _. _. ,   (); 
  

feederliner
1>    

feeding
1> ; 
_Ex:
forced feeding _.  () 
2> _. , 
3> _. , ; 
4> _. _. ;  ()
5> , ; 
_Ex:
feeding block   (  );
_.  
6> _-. 
_Ex:
feeding crop  
_Ex:
feeding passage   (  )
_Ex:
feeding standard  
7> , 
_Ex:
feeding storm  ( ) 

feeding centre
1> _-.  , 

feeding rack
1> _-.  , 

feeding station
1> _.   ( )

feeding tube
1> _.  ,  ,  
 

feeding-bottle
1>  (  )

feedlot
1> _-.      

feedpipe
1>    

feedstock
1>   

feedthrough
1> _. ,     
 

feedwater
1> _.  

feel
1> 
_Ex:
cold to the feel   
_Ex:
let me have a feel    ()
_Ex:
the cloth was rough and coarse to the feel   
   
_Ex:
by the feel  
_Ex:
I can tell it's silk by the feel     ,
  
2> 
_Ex:
this handle has a sticky feel   
_Ex:
the feel of a gnat's bite   
_Ex:
he had a feel of utter joy    
3> , 
_Ex:
she has a feel for good poetry    
_Ex:
to get the feel of smth.   -.;  -.
_Ex:
if you keep practising, you'll soon get the feel of it 
   ,     
4> , 
_Ex:
the factory had a homely feel    

_Ex:
the place has the feel of an old English pub  
   
5> , , 
_Ex:
the blind recognize objects by feeling them  
  
_Ex:
feel how sharp the edge of this knife is , 
 
_Ex:
feel whether the water is warm enough , 
  
_Ex:
feel how cold my hands are! ,   
 !
_Ex:
the doctor felt my pulse    
6> ,   (. feel about, feel around)
_Ex:
he felt in his purse and took a penny out of it  
      
_Ex:
he felt under his chair with his right foot and got into
his shoe          
_Ex:
he felt along the wall until he found the door  
  ,     
_Ex:
to feel (about) in one's pocket for a box of matches 
   
_Ex:
to feel for smth.  -.,  -. 
_Ex:
the blind man felt for the kerb with his stick  
   
_Ex:
we are feeling around for an answer to our difficulty 
     
_Ex:
to feel after smth.  -. 
_Ex:
to feel one's way  ,  ; 
, 
7> , 
_Ex:
to feel smth. under one's foot   -.
_Ex:
to feel smb.'s presence in the dark 
-.   
_Ex:
to feel pity for smb.  -.,   
-.;  -.
_Ex:
to feel smb.'s mood changing   -. 

_Ex:
he felt the cold touch of the wet twig  
()    
_Ex:
I felt the floor trembling  ,   
_Ex:
shut the door, please, I feel the draught ,
 ,   ( ?
_Ex:
he knows how it feels to be hungry  ,  
 
_Ex:
I feel ten years younger       
_Ex:
he doesn't feel quite himself      

8>  ()  -.
_Ex:
to feel the heat    
_Ex:
to feel the liquor   , 

_Ex:
to feel the effect of an accident  
 
_Ex:
to feel as if (as though)...  ,  ...;

_Ex:
she felt as if her head were bursting  ,  
  
_Ex:
my leg feels as though it was brocken, I feel as if my leg
was brocken  , ,  
9> , 
_Ex:
she feels her friend's death    

_Ex:
some people cannot feel    

_Ex:
to feel an insult deeply  ()  
10> , 
_Ex:
to feel keenly the beaty of the landscape  
 
_Ex:
to feel music deeply   () 
11> 
_Ex:
he felt the truth of what was said   

_Ex:
to feel the force of smb.'s arguments  
-. 
_Ex:
I feel that he has told the truth  ,   

12> , 
_Ex:
it was felt to be unwise ,   
_Ex:
I feel that I ought to say no more at present  ,
       
_Ex:
I felt it necessary to interfere    
_Ex:
he felt that such a plan would be unwise   
 
_Ex:
to feel free to do smth.    -.
_Ex:
please feel free to make suggestions , 
,  
13> 
_Ex:
I felt that there was going to be a disaster  ,
  
_Ex:
I can feel winter coming    
_Ex:
to feel smth. in one's bones   -.;
   ( -. )
_Ex:
he felt it in his bones that he will succeed   ,
  
14> _. _.  , ""
_Ex:
to feel for smb.  -.
_Ex:
I feel for you deeply    
_Ex:
to feel for people in need  
_Ex:
to feel with smb.  -., 
-. 
_Ex:
to feel up to (doing) smth.     -.
_Ex:
I don't feel up to walking now      
_Ex:
to feel like (doing) smth.  , , 
  -.
_Ex:
I feel like a cup of tea     
_Ex:
I feel like a walk    
_Ex:
he feels like being alone    () 
_Ex:
I don't feel like eating    
_Ex:
if you feel like it    
_Ex:
to feel like smth.   -.; 
  -.
_Ex:
it feels like wood    
_Ex:
what does it feel like to be (at) home again?   
 (  )?;    
 ?
_Ex:
it feels like rain ,   
15>  -    :  
-. ,  
_Ex:
to feel ill  , 
_Ex:
to feel tired ,  
_Ex:
my foot feels better     
_Ex:
to feel empty  ;  
_Ex:
to feel fine   
_Ex:
to feel low   ,   

_Ex:
I feel cold  
_Ex:
he felt sad   
16>  ,  
_Ex:
the air felt warm   
_Ex:
how cold your hand feels     
_Ex:
the cloth feels soft and silky     

_Ex:
the load feels heavy to me -,   

feel out
1>   ( )
2> , 
_Ex:
to feel out the situation  

feelable
1> , 

feeler
1> _. , ; 
2>  ;  
_Ex:
his remark was meant as a feeler    
 
_Ex:
to put forth (to send out, to throw out) a feeler 
,   ;  
3> _. 
4> _.   
5> _. ; 

feeling
1> , , 
_Ex:
feeling of safety  
_Ex:
feeling of cold  
_Ex:
the sudden blow made him lose all feeling  
     
2> 
_Ex:
I have no feeling in my arm    
_Ex:
I have no feeling in my leg    
_Ex:
a sence of feeling  
3> 
_Ex:
feeling of smb.'s pockets  ()
-. 
4> , 
_Ex:
a feeling of pride  
_Ex:
a man of feeling    
_Ex:
to be dead (lost) to all feeling  
(, )
_Ex:
to speak with feeling    ()
5> _. _pl. ; 
_Ex:
to appeal to the feelings rather than to the reason 
 ,    
_Ex:
to have mixed feelings   () 
(    . .)
_Ex:
to have strong feelings on smth.  -. 
 
_Ex:
he has strong feelings on...     
...
_Ex:
to hurt smb.'s feelings  -., 
-. 
_Ex:
to relieve one's feelings  () 
_Ex:
the conversation helped her to relieve her feelings 
   
_Ex:
to control one's feelings    ,  
6> , ; 
_Ex:
not to show much feeling for the sufferings of other people
     
_Ex:
to have no feeling for smb.   -., 
  -.
7> , 
_Ex:
feelings ran high at the time     
_Ex:
the speech aroused strong feeling on all sides  
  
_Ex:
I have no feeling about his attack on me    
   
_Ex:
to entertain a feeling against smb.    -.
8> ; 
_Ex:
he expressed his feelings about the latest discoveries 
     
_Ex:
what is the general feeling on this question?  
  ?;     ()  ?
9> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to have a deep feeling for beauty   
_Ex:
she has a fine feeling for langauge    
 
10> () ; 
_Ex:
the place has the feeling of a haunted house , 
   
_Ex:
his new picture is full of feeling   
()   
_Ex:
to play the piano with feeling  ( )  
( )
11> 
_Ex:
he had a feeling that smth. was going to happen  
(   ),  -  
_Ex:
I had a feeling of danger     ()

_Id:
good feeling , ,  
_Id:
ill feeling , 
_Id:
to bear good feeling   
_Id:
hard feelings 
_Id:
I hope you have no hard feelings about my going without you
,      ,     
_Id:
no hard feelings!   !,    !
12> 
_Ex:
feeling heart  () 
13> 
_Ex:
feeling speech  
14> , 
_Ex:
feeling remark  
15> _.  ,  ( )
_Ex:
feeling grief  
_Ex:
feeling pleasure   ()

feelingful
1> , ;  

feet
1> _pl.  foot

feet-first
1>  
2>  

feetless
1> 

feeze
1> _. _. , 

feign
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to feign indifference  
_Ex:
to feign a sickness  
_Ex:
to feign that one is mad  ,
 
_Ex:
he feigned that he believed her story   , 
  
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
to feign an excuse  
_Ex:
to feign a story  
3>  ()
4> _.  , 

feigned
1> , 
_Ex:
feigned illness  , 
_Ex:
feigned smile  () 
_Ex:
to write in a feigned hand   
_Ex:
feigned column _.  
2> , 
_Ex:
feigned name  
3> , 
_Ex:
she presented him with a feigned copy, not with the original
   ,   

feigner
1> , 
2> , 
3>  ()

feint
1> ; 
_Ex:
to make a feint of doing smth.  ( ),
  -
_Ex:
his anger was but a feint    
2>     (, ); 
3> _.  
4>   ,     

5> , 
6> _.   

feist
1> _. () 

feisty
1> _. _. ; ; ; 

feldspar
1> _.  

felicific
1> _.  , ; 

felicitate
1> (on) _.  , 
2> _.  , 

felicitation
1> _. ;  ;
 

felicitator
1> _. 

felicitous
1> _. ; , 
_Ex:
felicitous remark  () 
_Ex:
to have a felicitous style of writing    
2> 
3> _. ;  ; 

felicity
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to beam with felicity   
2> ,  ()
_Ex:
to express oneself with felicity   ,
  
3> ,  
_Ex:
his speech was marked by felicities   
   
4>  ;  (.    )
_Ex:
felicity in painting portraits  
5> _. 

felid
1> _.    

feliform
1> _. ,   

feline
1> _.    
2> .  
3> _. 
4> ,   
_Ex:
with feline grace   
5> , , 
_Ex:
feline amenities    

felinity
1>  ,  ,   . .
2> , , 

fell
1>  ()
2> _.  ()
3> ; , 
_Ex:
fell of hair  
4> ,  ()
5> ,    
6>  
7>  
8> , 
9> ,  ()
10> , ,   
_Ex:
to fell a man with a single blow    
 
11> 
_Ex:
the final attack of fever felled him  
  () 
_Ex:
to fell an ox  
12>  (); , 
13> _p.  fall
14> , , 
_Ex:
fell tortures  
15> , ; 
_Ex:
fell blow  
16> 
_Ex:
fell poison  
17> _. , 
_Id:
at one fell swoop   () 

fella
1> _. _. , , 

fellable
1>    ( )

fellah
1> _. 

fellaheen
1> _pl.  fellah

felled
1> ,  ( )

feller
1> _. _. , , 
2> , 
3>     (  )

felling
1> ,  (); 
_Ex:
felling direction     
_Ex:
felling notch ,  , 
 
_Ex:
felling series (sequence) _.  
2> 
_Ex:
felling area    
3>   ; , ; , 

fellmonger
1> ,  
2> , 

felloe
1>  ()

fellow
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
a fellow -,   ( .. )
_Ex:
a fellow can't work all day long     
 
_Ex:
why can't you let a fellow alone!    !
_Ex:
good fellow  
_Ex:
jolly fellow  , ;  
_Ex:
little fellow , 
_Ex:
poor fellow 
_Ex:
old fellow , , 
_Ex:
my dear fellow  
_Ex:
my good fellow ,   (.  
  )
2> _. 
_Ex:
that captain fellow who is always with her  ,
   
_Ex:
tell that fellow to go away ()  
_Ex:
there is a fellow downstairs who would like to speak to you
-      
3> , 
_Ex:
fellows at school   
_Ex:
a fellow in misery   
_Ex:
fellows in arms ,   
_Ex:
a fellow in crime _.  
4> ; ,   
5>      
( )
6> (. F.)   , 
7> (F.)    
_Ex:
F. of the Royal Society   () 
( )
8>  ,  , 
_Ex:
I've found one shoe, but its fellow is missing   
,   - 
9> -.  ( , ,   . .)
_Ex:
in his art he has no fellow      
 ;     
10> _. _. " " ( , );

_Id:
stone dead hath no fellow _.   
( )
11>      ()
_Ex:
fellow boarders   (   . .)
_Ex:
fellow captive   
_Ex:
fellow citizen 
_Ex:
fellow delegate    () 
_Ex:
fellow employee   
_Ex:
fellow student   
_Ex:
fellow pupil 
_Ex:
fellow workers  ( )
_Ex:
fellow sufferers   
_Ex:
fellow soldier   , , 
; 
_Ex:
fellow subject ,    
_Ex:
I met a fellow lion hunter     
 
_Ex:
fellow servants _. ,     

12> _. ,  
13>  ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
don't "fellow" me      

fellow creature
1> , 
_Ex:
to love one's fellow creatures   ()
2> 

