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Furious, a.
Furl, v. a. Fold up, wrap up, roll up, fold, take in, haul in. Furlong, n. Forty rods, poles, or perches; eighth of a mile. Furlough, n. Leave of absence. Furlough, v. a. Grant a furlough (to), give leave of absence. Furnish, v. a.
Furniture, n.
Furor, n. [L.] Fury, rage, madness, mania. Furore, n. [It.] Rage, fury, excitement, great commotion, rush, enthusiasm. Furrow, n.
Furrow, v. a.
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