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fruticulosus (frut-ik-ul-o'-sus) putting forth many 



small shoots, to put forth shoots, 

 fuchsia (fu'-shi-a) 

 Fuchsia* (fo6k'-si-a, fu'-shi-a) 

 fucosus (fu-ko'-sus) 

 Fucus* (fu'-kus) 

 fugacious (fu-ga/-shus) 

 fugax (fug'-aks) swift, fleet, 

 fugiens (fu'-ji-enz) fleeing. 

 fulgens (fur-jenz) glowing. 

 fulgidus (fur-ji-dus) glittering, flashing. 

 Fulgoridae (ful-gor'-i-de) 

 fulgurans (ful'-gu-ranz) flashing, glittering. 

 Fulica (fii'-li-ka) 



fulicarius (fu-lik-a/-ri-us) coot-like. 

 Fulix (fu'-liks) 



fullonum (ful-on'-um) of one who fulls cloth. 

 fulmar (fool-mer) 

 Fulmarus (fool'-ma-rus) 



fulvus (ful'-vus) tawny, gold-colored, deep yellow. 

 Fumaria* (fu-ma/-ri-a) 

 fumeus (fu'-me-us) smoky, full of smoke. 

 Funastrum* (fu-nas'-trum) 



funebralis (fu-ne-bra/-lis) pertaining to the dead. 

 Fungi* (fun'-jl) 

 Fungia (fun'-ji-a) 

 fungus (fung'-us, pi. fun'-jl) 

 funicle (fun'-ikl) 

 funiculus (fun-ik'-ul-us) 

 furax (fii'-raks) given to stealing. 

 furcatus (fur-ka/-tus) forked. 

 Furcraea* (fur-kre'-a) 



