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- beet It was a startled little cry from the boy down by the beet- bed; but neither Susan nor Mrs. McGuire heard-perhaps because at almost the same moment Mrs. McGuire had excitedly asked the same question.
- fat "It's the fault of the fat padrecito," he replied.
- fate What has he to ask of fate?
- fatty Fatty came back to earth.
- feast So, much against his will, he called his daughter and gave an order that for seven days there was to be a feast in honor of the marriage of the princess.
- feat Naismith openly boasted of the feat.
- fed They wouldn't let me go into the Turkish room-which I remembered very well-with Vivace, so I had to give him up to be fed and taken care of, and I was obliged to part with my bag too.
- fee The fee is small and the benefits many.
- feed You may feed it some of yours, if you want to, but I am going to take mine home to mother!
- feeder In vain he sought for a creek or feeder that flowed truly south toward the McQuestion and the Stewart.
- feel Yes, that is quite right for you to feel that way.
- feint Then he made a feint in the opposite direction-he showed himself or a part of his gang recklessly.
- felt I felt it by the look of him."
- fete To hear the females of England, my fair countrywomen, talk of shaking hands with this filthy old beast, and some of them even boasted of his having kissed them, not only disgusted but quite sickened me; and I must own that the scenes I have heard described, which took place at Portsmouth, when they were all there at the great naval fete, made such an unfavourable impression upon my mind, that I have always thought with the utmost contempt of those who participated in these disgusting, revolting orgies.
- fetter It is in vain that you place man in cities; it is in vain that you fetter him with laws; it is in vain that you pour into his mind the light of an imperfect morality, of a glimmering wisdom, of an ineffectual religion: in all places he is the same,-the same savage and crafty being, who makes the passions which rule himself the tools of his conquest over others!
- feud And if the Colonel was not dead-as would appear from Charley's maunderings-if he could be discovered and brought back to town, then surely Virginia would forget the old feud and consent to be his wife.
- fiat He said with great fervour many times, "Pater, non mea voluntas, sed tux fiat."
- fit Because I am just getting fit to live.
- fleet The treasure fleet which he would have seized, escaped us.
- foot If not, I'll ask you to keep an eye on them-or, let us say, keep a foot on them.
- fort It is not a fort.
- fret "Listen, dearies," she said, "he's a mean, old brute, but don't you fret!
- ft Next is the Borgo, 4954 ft.
- meet He observed me also, and rose to meet me.
- sett
- Feet "Knocks you off your feet, eh?
- Fest Empires: Dawn of the Modern World, a 2003 computer game in the Empire Earth series Empire Interactive, a video game publisher Empire, a 1980s strategy game for the BBC Micro Empire, or Empire: Alpha Complex, the working titles for the Xbox Live Arcade game Shadow Complex The Empire video game trilogy (I: World Builders, II: Interstellar Sharks, III: Armageddon), developed by David Mullich Tabletop games The Empire (Warhammer) Live Roleplay Empire LRP, a large UK fest game run by Profound Decisions
- Feted
- Yvette
- Fees I objected to the payment of fees on another ground.
- fetes
- feats Let the British Association fuss; What are theirs to the feats to be wrought by us?
- feeds They are the leaf mould that feeds the final growth.
- FUT
- FETA
5 words made from the letters feett
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