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61fic·ti·tious — /fıkˈtıʃəs/ adj : not true or real a fictitious story The characters in the book are all fictitious. She gave a fictitious address on the application …
62Pavel Fic — Nation Tschechien  Tschechien …
63self´-sac´ri|fic´ing|ly — self sac|ri|fic|ing «SEHLF SAK ruh FY sihng», adjective. giving up things for someone else; unselfish: »self sacrificing love. –self´ sac´ri|fic´ing|ly, adverb …
64self-sac|ri|fic|ing — «SEHLF SAK ruh FY sihng», adjective. giving up things for someone else; unselfish: »self sacrificing love. –self´ sac´ri|fic´ing|ly, adverb …
65traf´fic|less — traf|fic «TRAF ihk», noun, verb, ficked, fick|ing. –n. 1. people, automobiles, wagons, ships, or the like, coming and going along a way of travel: »Police control the traffic in large cities. 2. the act or process of buying and selling; commerce; …
66traf|fic — «TRAF ihk», noun, verb, ficked, fick|ing. –n. 1. people, automobiles, wagons, ships, or the like, coming and going along a way of travel: »Police control the traffic in large cities. 2. the act or process of buying and selling; commerce; trade:… …
67Cu|fic — «KYOO fihk», adjective. of or denoting a kind of Arabic writing used by the copyists of Cufa in transcribing the Qur an. Also, Cuphic, Kufic. ╂[< Cufa, an ancient city near Babylon, a center of Muslim learning + English ic] …
68for|fic|u|late — «fr FIHK yuh liht», adjective. Zoology. shaped like a pair of small scissors. ╂[< Latin forficula (diminutive) < forfex, icis shears + English ate1] …
69Ku|fic — «KYOO fihk», noun, adjective. –n. the more formal and angular style of Arabic script, as distinguished from Neskhi. –adj. of this style of script; Cufic. ╂[< Kufa, variant of Cufa; see etym. under Cufa] …
70non|fic|tion|al — «non FIHK shuh nuhl», adjective. not fictional …
