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Traditional English :: fumigate
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fumigant.html - v.tr. 1 disinfect or purify with fumes. 2 apply fumes to. fumigant n. fumigation n. fumigator n. [L fumigare fumigat- f. fumus smoke] |
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Traditional English :: fumigate
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fumigant.html - v.tr. 1 disinfect or purify with fumes. 2 apply fumes to. fumigant n. fumigation n. fumigator n. [L fumigare fumigat- f. fumus smoke] |
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Traditional English :: fumigate
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fumigant.html - v.tr. 1 disinfect or purify with fumes. 2 apply fumes to. fumigant n. fumigation n. fumigator n. [L fumigare fumigat- f. fumus smoke] |
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Traditional English :: fumitory
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fumigant.html - n. any plant of the genus Fumaria, esp. F. officinalis, formerly used against scurvy. [ME f. OF fumeterre f. med.L fumus terrae earth-smoke] |
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Traditional English :: fumarole
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fumigant.html - n. an opening in or near a volcano, through which hot vapours emerge. fumarolic adj. [F fumarolle] |
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Traditional English :: fumble
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fumigant.html - v. & n. --v. 1 intr. (often foll. by at, with, for, after) use the hands awkwardly, grope about.
2 tr. a handle or deal with clumsily or nervously. b Sport fail to stop (a ball) cleanly. --n. fumbler n. fumblingly adv. [LG fummeln, fommeln, Du. fommelen] |
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