FORTALICE | • fortalice n. (Archaic) A small fortress. • FORTALICE n. (historical) a fortress; a small outwork of a fortification. |
FORTHCAME | • forthcame v. Simple past tense of forthcome. • FORTHCOME v. (obsolete) to come forth. |
FORTHCOME | • forthcome v. To come forth. • forthcome n. (Obsolete) A coming forth. • FORTHCOME v. (obsolete) to come forth. |
FORTHINKS | • forthinks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of forthink. • FORTHINK v. to repent; to regret. |
FORTHWITH | • forthwith adv. (Chiefly formal, literary) Without delay; immediately. • FORTHWITH adv. immediately. |
FORTIETHS | • fortieths n. Plural of fortieth. • FORTIETH n. one of forty equal parts. |
FORTIFIED | • fortified v. Simple past tense and past participle of fortify. • fortified n. A fortified wine. • fortified adj. Having strong defenses. |
FORTIFIER | • fortifier n. One who fortifies. • FORTIFIER n. something that fortifies. |
FORTIFIES | • fortifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fortify. • FORTIFY v. to strengthen against attack. |
FORTILAGE | • fortilage n. (Obsolete) A little fort; a blockhouse. • FORTILAGE n. (Spenser) fortress, stronghold. |
FORTITUDE | • fortitude n. Mental or emotional strength that enables courage in the face of adversity. • fortitude n. (Archaic) Physical strength. • FORTITUDE n. strength of mind that enables a person to encounter danger or bear pain or adversity with courage. |
FORTNIGHT | • fortnight n. (Chiefly UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, dated in North America) A period of 2 weeks. • FORTNIGHT n. a period of two weeks. |
FORTUNATE | • fortunate adj. Auspicious. • fortunate adj. Happening by good luck or favorable chance. • fortunate adj. Favored by fortune. |
FORTUNING | • fortuning v. Present participle of fortune. • FORTUNE v. to endow with wealth. |
FORTUNISE | • fortunise v. Alternative form of fortunize. • FORTUNISE v. to make happy or fortunate, also FORTUNIZE. |
FORTUNIZE | • fortunize v. (Rare, obsolete, transitive) To make fortunate or wealthy. • FORTUNIZE v. (Spenser) to make fortunate or happy, also FORTUNISE. |
FORTYFOLD | • fortyfold adj. By a multiple of forty; by forty times as much or as many. • fortyfold adv. By a factor of forty. • FORTYFOLD adj. multiplied forty times over. |