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Traditional English :: feisty
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feisty.html - adj. (feistier, feistiest) US sl. 1 aggressive, exuberant. 2 touchy. feistiness n. [feist (= fist) small dog] |
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Traditional English :: feisty
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feisty.html - adj. (feistier, feistiest) US sl. 1 aggressive, exuberant. 2 touchy. feistiness n. [feist (= fist) small dog] |
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Traditional English :: feisty
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feisty.html - adj. (feistier, feistiest) US sl. 1 aggressive, exuberant. 2 touchy. feistiness n. [feist (= fist) small dog] |
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Traditional English :: feign
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feisty.html - v. 1 tr. simulate; pretend to be affected by (feign madness). 2 tr. archaic invent (an excuse etc.). 3 intr. indulge in pretence. [ME f. feign- stem of OF feindre f. L fingere mould, contrive] |
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Traditional English :: feijoa
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feisty.html - n. 1 any evergreen shrub or tree of the genus Feijoa, bearing edible guava-like fruit. 2 this fruit. [mod.L f. J. da Silva Feijo, 19th-c. Sp. naturalist] |
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Traditional English :: feint(1)
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feisty.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a sham attack or blow etc. to divert attention or fool an opponent or enemy. 2 pretence. --v.intr. make a feint. [F feinte, fem. past part. of feindre FEIGN] |
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