Fother
Definition of Fother
Foth´er
n.
1.
A
wagonload
;
a
load
of
any
sort
.
Of
dung
full
many
a
fother
.
- Chaucer.
2.
See
Fodder
,
a
unit
of
weight
.
v. t.
1.
To
stop
(
a
leak
in
a
ship
at
sea
)
by
drawing
under
its
bottom
a
thrummed
sail
,
so
that
the
pressure
of
the
water
may
force
it
into
the
crack
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Fothered
;
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Fothering
.]
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Fosterer
Fosterling
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Foucault current
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Foughten
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Foul anchor
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Foul ball lines
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Foul copy
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Foul proof
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foul-smelling
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