Lexicon: fee – fellow

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fee, n. [OE feoh.] (webplay: payments).

Cost; payment; price; compensation.

feeble (-est), adj. [OFr] (webplay: force, light, slow, vigor, voice).

Weak; sickly; decrepit; lame; (see Genesis 30:42).

feebly, adv. [see feeble, adj.] (webplay: life, slow, want).

Weakly; clumsily; inefficiently.

feed (fed), v. [OE fedan.] (webplay: birds, cattle, eye, food, hope, meal, vanity).

  1. Nourish; consume; intake; fuel; (see 1 Chronicles 11:2).
  2. Sate; fill appetite; (see Job 24:20).
  3. Provide food; supply; cater; (see Genesis 25:30).
  4. Graze; pasture; (see Exodus 22:5).

feel (-s, -ing, felt), v. [OE felan, gefelan, grope, touch.] (webplay: acquainted, affected, body, cold, dark, experience, find, gently, grief, groping, hot, hurt, just, know, limbs, moved, pain, passions, perceive, pleasure, search, sense, soft, sound, strike, suffer, touch, try).

  1. Examine; explore; detect; perceive by touch; have a physical sensation; ascertain by physical proof; (see Genesis 27:21).
  2. Sense mentally; intuit; become aware of; know without physical confirmation.
  3. Perceive emotionally; respond subjectively to experience; be affected.
  4. Experience; suffer; bear; admit; (see Job 20:20).
  5. Live; have life; have being; possess vitality.
  6. Search; seek; look; grope; (see Acts 17:27).
  7. Appear; seem.
  8. Be; exist; abide.
  9. Believe; think; consider; judge; hold as an opinion; have a conviction; (see Ecclesiastes 8:5).
  10. Phrase. “Feel at home”: be comfortable; be at ease; have a sense of belonging.

feeling, n. [see feel, v.] (webplay: cold, heart).

Sensation; understanding; perception; intuition; emotion; (see Hebrews 4:!5).

feign (-'d), v. [ME feinen, form, mold.]

Imitate; counterfeit; fake; deceive; contrive; falsely represent; (see 2 Samuel 14:2).

felicity, n. [OFr] (webplay: heaven).

  1. Happiness; contentment; blessedness; goodness; good-humor.
  2. Prosperity; good-fortune; luck; fate.

fell (-ed), v. [Ger.] (webplay: fall, tree).

Lower; knock down; cut; brought to the ground; (see 2 Kings 3:25).

fellow, adj. [see fellow, n.]

Associated; connected; affiliated.