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51Ful|bright — «FUL bryt», noun. 1. = Fulbright scholarship. (Cf. ↑Fulbright scholarship) 2. a student or scholar awarded a Fulbright scholarship …
52ful|crum — «FUHL kruhm, FUL », noun, plural crums, cra « kruh», verb, crumed, crum|ing. –n. 1. the support on which a lever turns or is supported in moving or lifting something: »The distance from the weight to the fulcrum is the weight arm, and the… …
53ful´gent|ly — ful|gent «FUHL juhnt», adjective. shining brightly; brilliant; glittering; resplendent: »Then issued Vesper from the fulgent West (Wordsworth). ╂[< Latin fulgēns, entis, present participle of fulgēre shine, be bright; (originally) flash,… …
54ful|gent — «FUHL juhnt», adjective. shining brightly; brilliant; glittering; resplendent: »Then issued Vesper from the fulgent West (Wordsworth). ╂[< Latin fulgēns, entis, present participle of fulgēre shine, be bright; (originally) flash, related to… …
55ful|gour — ful|gor or ful|gour «FUHL guhr», noun. Archaic. dazzling brightness; splendor. ╂[< Latin fulgor] …
56ful|gor — or ful|gour «FUHL guhr», noun. Archaic. dazzling brightness; splendor. ╂[< Latin fulgor] …
57ful´gu|rant|ly — ful|gu|rant «FUHL gyuhr uhnt», adjective. flashing like lightning: »That erect form, flashing brow, fulgurant eye (Robert Browning). ╂[< Latin fulgurāns, antis, present participle of fulgurāre flash like lightning < fulgur lightning,… …
58ful|gu|rant — «FUHL gyuhr uhnt», adjective. flashing like lightning: »That erect form, flashing brow, fulgurant eye (Robert Browning). ╂[< Latin fulgurāns, antis, present participle of fulgurāre flash like lightning < fulgur lightning, related to fulgēre …
59ful´gu|ra´tion — ful|gu|rate «FUHL gyuh rayt», verb, rat|ed, rat|ing. –v.i. to emit vivid flashes like lightning. –v.t. Medicine. to destroy (a tumor or the like) with electric sparks. ╂[< Latin fulgurāre (with English ate1) < fulgur lightning, related to… …
60ful|gu|rate — «FUHL gyuh rayt», verb, rat|ed, rat|ing. –v.i. to emit vivid flashes like lightning. –v.t. Medicine. to destroy (a tumor or the like) with electric sparks. ╂[< Latin fulgurāre (with English ate1) < fulgur lightning, related to fulgēre to… …
