fun (noun)
31fun|da|men|tal|i|ty — «FUHN duh mehn TAL uh tee», noun. the quality of being fundamental …
32fun|da|ment — «FUHN duh muhnt», noun. 1. foundation; basis: »Life and liberty should be no dearer to us than their fundament, the welfare of our people (Wall Street Journal). 2. = buttocks. (Cf. ↑buttocks) 3. = anus. (Cf. ↑anus) 4 …
33fun|do — «FOON doh», noun, plural dos. a large farm, plantation, or ranch in Chile. ╂[< Spanish fundo rural property < Latin fundus bottom, a piece of land] …
34fun|dus — «FUHN duhs», noun, plural di. the bottom of an organ, or the part opposite or farthest from the opening: »the fundus of the stomach, eye, or uterus. ╂[< Latin fundus bottom, (piece of) ground] …
35fun|gal — «FUHNG guhl», adjective noun. –adj. = fungous. (Cf. ↑fungous) –n. = fungus. (Cf. ↑fungus) …
36fun|gi|bil|i|ty — «FUHN juh BIHL uh tee», noun. the quality of being fungible …
37fun|gi|ble — «FUHN juh buhl», adjective, noun. Law. –adj. of such a nature that one instance or portion may be replaced by another in respect of function, office, or use. Grain is fungible in that the identical grain placed in storage need not be returned;… …
38fun|gi|cide — «FUHN juh syd», noun. any substance that destroys fungi or retards the growth of the spores: »It is primarily a fungicide, and the experimenters demonstrated that it could control a fungus incited disease (Scientific American). ╂[< Latin… …
39fun|gi|ci|din — «FUHN juh SY dihn», noun. = nystatin. (Cf. ↑nystatin) …
40fun|gi|nert — «FUHN juh nurt», noun. a material that will not support the growth of fungus. ╂[< fungus + inert] …
