favourer
1> 
2> , , 

favourite
1> ; 
_Ex:
general favourite  
2>  
_Ex:
that book is a great favourite of mine    
  
3> (the favourite) _. 
4> _pl.     (,  
XVII-XVIII .)
5> , 
_Ex:
favourite child  , 
_Ex:
my favourite writer is Hemingway    -

6> ,  

favourite son
1> _.   (  . .)
2> ,      
(   )
3> ,  (-. )

favouritism
1> 

fawn
1>   (  )
2> - ;  
3> -; 
4>  ,  ( ;  fawn on,
fawn upon)
_Ex:
Spot was fawning on him as if he understood every word
   ,     
5> , , ; 
_Ex:
to fawn on a rich uncle    

fawn lily
1> _.   (Erythronium gen.)

fawn-coloured
1> -; 

fawner
1> , ; 

fawning
1>  ( )
2> , 
_Ex:
fawning smile  

fawnlike
1>    
_Ex:
fawnlike grace  

fax
1> (_.  facsimile) _. 
_Ex:
in fax 
2>   
3> _.   

fay
1> ; 
2> , ,  ;  
3> _. _.  , ,  (
fay into, fay with, fay together)
4> _. ,  
_Ex:
his coat fays well     

fayalite
1> _. ,  

faze
1> , ; 
_Ex:
calamitous personal defeat did not seem to faze him 
, ,    

fazenda
1> ()  ( )
2> ,   

fealty
1> _.   ;   
_Ex:
to do (to make, to swear) fealty   
_Ex:
to receive fealty   
2> , , , 
_Ex:
to owe fealty to one's friends    

fear
1> , 
_Ex:
needless fears  
_Ex:
in fear  ,  ;  
_Ex:
to be in fear ; 
_Ex:
in fear and trembling    
_Ex:
for fear  ,  
_Ex:
she daren't enter for fear of the dog    ,
 
_Ex:
in (for) fear of one's life     
_Ex:
the fear of death was upon him    
_Ex:
to put smb. in fear, to put fear in smb.'s heart 
  -.
2> 
_Ex:
there is not the slightest fear of rain today  
,    
_Ex:
I had a fear that you had missed the train  ,
    
_Ex:
shut the window for fear of rain  ,   
  (  )
_Ex:
they are in daily fear of dismissal    

_Ex:
no fear _. , ;    ; 
 
_Ex:
you will not fail me. - No fear    . - ,
 
3>  , 
_Ex:
to put the fear of God into smb.    -.,
  -.;    
_Ex:
without fear of favour , 
4> ; 
_Ex:
she feared for the boy when she saw him at the top of the
tree    , ,     
_Ex:
never fear _.  
5> ,  (-. )
_Ex:
to fear the worst  
_Ex:
you shall know, never fear  ,  
_Ex:
I fear the quests are late ,   
_Ex:
two are feared drowned   ,  

6> _. 
_Ex:
I fear  
_Ex:
is there enough money? - I fear not   ? -
 ,  (,  )
_Ex:
it is raining I fear ,  
7> ;    
_Ex:
to fear God  

fear-monger
1> 

fearful
1> , ; 
_Ex:
they drove along the edge of a fearful precipice  
   
2> , 
_Ex:
to cast fearful glances at smb.  (, 
)   -.
3> (for) ,  
_Ex:
fearful for his safety    
4> , 
_Ex:
fearful to offend  
5>  , 
6> (of, lest) _.  , 
_Ex:
to be fearful lest the prisoner commit suicide ,
    
7> _-. , 
_Ex:
it's a fearful bore   
_Ex:
fearful liar  
_Ex:
to be in a fearful mess    

fearfully
1> _-. , 
_Ex:
fearfully pleased  

fearless
1> , ; 

fearlessly
1> , ; 

fearlessness
1> , 

fearnought
1> _.   ( ); 
2> _.   
3> _. _.  

fearsome
1> , ;  
_Ex:
fearsome sight  
_Ex:
fearsome apparition ,  
2> _-. , 
_Ex:
fearsome noise  
_Ex:
fearsome self-confidence  
3> , 

feasibility
1> , 
_Ex:
feasibility study   ;
- 
2> 
3> , 

feasible
1> , 
_Ex:
feasible plan  
2> , 
_Ex:
feasible for cultivation    ( )
_Ex:
an explanation feasible enough   
3> , 
_Ex:
feasible story  

feasibly
1> , 
2> , 

feast
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
marriage feast  
_Ex:
to make (a) feast ,  
_Ex:
to give (to hold) a feast  
_Ex:
to make a feast of smth.  -., 
 ;   
_Ex:
feast for the gods  ,  
_Ex:
feast of fat things, the feast of Lucullus  ,
 
2> 
_Ex:
intellectual feast  
_Ex:
feast for the eyes   ,  
_Ex:
feast of intelligent conversation , 
    
3> () 
_Ex:
movable feasts ,    
_Ex:
feast day  , .   
_Ex:
feast rite  ,  
_Id:
enough is as good as feast _.     
_Id:
feast today and fast tomorrow _.  ,  
_Id:
Dutch feast ,     
_Id:
a death's head at the feast -.  ;
   ; ,   
( );    

_Id:
F. of Fools (of Asses) _. " " (
)
4> , 
_Ex:
they feasted the night away    
5> ; ; , 
_Ex:
the king feasted his friends     

_Ex:
to feast smb. on chicken and green peas 
-.    
6> 
7> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to feast one's eyes on a landscape  
_Ex:
to feast the ears with music   
8>    ;  (
 . .)

feaster
1>    , 
2> 
3> 

feat
1> 
_Ex:
feat of arms  () 
2> , , 
_Ex:
the acrobat's performance was a regular feat 
   
_Ex:
brilliant feat of engineering   

_Id:
(the) feat of war _. ,  
_Id:
feats of war  ;  
_Id:
by feat of , 
_Id:
by way of feat , 
3> (for, to) , 
4> ; ; 
5> , 
6> ()   ( )

feather
1>  ()
_Ex:
as light as a feather   
2> _. ; 
3> _. 
_Ex:
Prince os Wales's feathers, the feather(s)   
 
4> _. , 
_Ex:
full feather  
_Ex:
to preen one's feathers " ", ,
 
5> _. , 
6> -.  , , 
7>     ( )
8>  
9>  (  , )
10> _.  
11> _. ; , ; 
_Ex:
feather piece 
12> _. _.  (   )
13> _. _.   
_Id:
rumpled feathers  () ; 
 
_Id:
to smooth one's rumpled feathers    ;
  ; 
_Id:
birds of a feather   ;   
_Id:
birds of a feather flock together _.   

_Id:
a feather in one's cap (. in one's bonnet) 
, 
_Id:
in full (fine, good, great, high) feather   
   ;  ;   , 
 
_Id:
to crop smb.'s feathers (the feathers of smb.)  
 -.,    -.
_Id:
to cut smb. out of all feather    -.;
  -.
_Id:
to find a white feather in smb.'s tail  
-.   ()
_Id:
to show (to fly, to mount) the white feather ,
 , 
_Id:
fine feathers make fine birds   
_Id:
to make the feathers fly   (); 
 ( -.);  (-.),  
_Id:
not to have a feather to fly with , ,
  
_Id:
to pick feathers off smb. _.  (,
"") -.
_Id:
to rise at a feather _. ,  - 
_Id:
to singe one's feathers   , 
( -.)
_Id:
to knock down with a feather , 
14> ,    
_Ex:
he was tarred and feathered _.    
  
15>   ()
_Ex:
to feather one's nest _.   ,

16>  ( feather out)
17> _.   (     . .)
18>   , 
19>   
_Ex:
boughs feathered with frost   
20> _. _.  () ;  
()
_Ex:
to feather the oars  ""
21> _.     
22> _.  ( )   
23> _.  ()  
24> _.  
25> _.    (  )
26> _.     

feather duster
1>      

feather game
1>  

feather grass
1> _.   (Stipa pennata)

feather in
1> _.  ( ,  ); 
( );   ( -.)

feather meal
1>    ()

feather merchant
1> _. _. "", ,   

feather star
1> _.   (Antedon)

feather-bedded
1> ; 

feather-bedding
1> , 
2> _.   ;  
        
  (.   )

feather-edge
1> ()  ;  
2>  
3> _.    
4>   ,  

feather-edged
1>   ; ;   
2> _.   ;   

feather-fern
1> _.  ,   (Astilbe japonica)

feather-footed
1>  ,  
2>    

feather-heeled
1>  ,  
2>    

feather-mail
1>    (  )

feather-ore
1> _.  ,  

feather-pate
1> ,  

feather-pated
1> , ,  ( )

feather-top
1> "" ( )

feather-topped
1>    ( )

feather-work
1>     ;  
2>   
3>  ""

featherbed
1> 
2>  ; 
_Ex:
featherbed campaigner (soldier, warrior) ,
  ;   
3>  ( )
4> , 
5> _.   ;  
       (. 
 )
6> _.    (  )

featherbrain
1> ,  

featherbrained
1> , ,  ( )

feathercut
1>   ""

feathered
1> ,    
_Ex:
the feathered tribe , 
2> ,   
_Ex:
feathered asparagus   
3> , 
_Ex:
feathered words  
_Ex:
feathered Mercury  
4>   ( )

featherhead
1> ,  , 

featherheaded
1> , ,  ( )

featheriness
1> _. 
2> _. , , 

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

feathering-out
1> _.  ()

featherless
1>  , 

featherstitch
1>  ""

featherway
1> _.  

featherweight
1>   
2>     
3> _.  , " "

feathery
1> ,  
2> ,    
3> ,   
_Ex:
feathery clouds  
4> , 
_Ex:
feathery pastry   

featly
1> _. 
2> _. , , 
3> _. ;  

feature
1>  
_Ex:
her eyes are the best feature      -
 
_Ex:
he had regular but rather small features   
,     
_Ex:
she had oriental features      
2> ,  ; , 
_Ex:
a lake is an important feature of a landscape  
  
_Ex:
the geographical features of a district 
 
_Ex:
the speech contained some excellent features   
   
_Ex:
wet weather is a feature of life in Scotland   -
     
_Ex:
unusual feature in a political programme 
  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
distinguishing features  
_Ex:
terrain features  
4>  ; ;  
_Ex:
the actress is the main feature of the show   
  
5> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
feature story  ;  
_Ex:
feature page  ,   
 
6>     ( , ,
)
_Ex:
an account of the fire was a feature of the Sunday supplement
     
7>   ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
weather reports are a feature of the morning paper  
      
_Ex:
feature editor   ( )
8> _. _.    ( 
. .);  
9>    (. feature film)
10>   
11> ,   , 
 
12>     , 
_Ex:
small hills which feature the landscape  ,
   
13> 
_Ex:
string quartets feature a style more characteristic of the
last century      
 
14>  ( );    
_Ex:
a new film featuring...     ( 
)...
15>    (  )
_Ex:
her article was featured in this magazine   
      
_Ex:
the newspaper featured the story of the murder   
      
16> ;  
_Ex:
other lesser-known figures that feature in the book ,
  ,    
_Ex:
fish features very largely in the food of these islanders
        
17> _. _.   , ; 
 
18> _. _.  ; 
_Ex:
they're featuring the fall styles early this year  
     
19> _. _.  , 
_Ex:
can you feature wearing a necktie out here  ,
     

feature-length
1> _. 
2>  ( )

feature-writer
1> , 
2>    

featured
1>   , , 
2> , 
_Ex:
featured stone  
3> _. , , 
_Ex:
featured attraction  
(,   . .)
_Ex:
featured actor   ;   

4> (-featured)      -
 
_Ex:
fine-featured ,    
_Ex:
plain-featured ,   

featureless
1>     
2>   ( )
3> , 

featurette
1> ;   
(, -  . .)
2>    ( 
)

feaze
1> _. 
2> _. 

febricity
1> _. ;  

febricula
1> _.  ,  

febriculose
1> _.  

febriculosity
1> _. ,  

febrifugal
1> _. ,  ,


febrifuge
1> _.  (), 

2> _.  

febrile
1> _. 
_Ex:
febrile chill  
_Ex:
febrile state  

febrility
1> _.  , 

February
1> 
_Ex:
in February  
_Ex:
by February  
_Ex:
February days  
_Ex:
February fair-maid 

fecal
1> _.  
2> _. 

feces
1> _. 
2> _. 

fecial
1> _. , 
2> _.       
_Ex:
fecial law _.  ,     

fecit
1> _. (), () (  )

feckless
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 
4> 
5> 
_Ex:
feckless gaiety  
6> 

feckly
1> . _. ;  

feculence
1> , 
2>  ; 

feculent
1> , ; 

fecund
1> 
_Ex:
fecund soil  
2> 
_Ex:
fecund beasts  
_Ex:
fecund writer  
3> _. 

fecundate
1>  
2> _. 
3>   

fecundity
1> , 
_Ex:
the fecundity of good soil   
2>  (. .)
_Ex:
the fecundity of the publishers  
_Ex:
the fecundity of Shakespeare's genius  

3> _. 

fed
1> _p.  _p-p.  feed

Fed
1> _.      ( 
  )
2>  

fed-up
1> _. (with)    -.,  -,;

_Ex:
I'm fed-up with your complaints    
_Ex:
young generation fed-up with sensational novels 
,   (, )
 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
she's very fed-up about it    
_Ex:
mother will be a bit fed-up if you don't telephone 
 ,    

Fedai, fedai, fedayee
1> , -

