fun (noun)
41fun|gi|stat — «FUHN juh STAT», noun. a substance that stops the development or growth of fungi. ╂[< fungi + stat] …
42fun|gi — «FUHN jy», noun. a plural of fungus …
43fun|goid — «FUHNG goyd», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. resembling a fungus or its qualities; of the nature of a fungus. 2. Medicine. having spongy, unhealthful growths. –n. a fungoid plant …
44fun|gos|i|ty — «fuhng GOS uh tee», noun, plural ties. 1. the quality or condition of being fungous. 2. a fungous growth …
45fun|go — «FUHNG goh», noun, plural goes. a fly ball batted for baseball players to catch in practice, by a coach or player who tosses the ball up and hits it before it falls. ╂[origin unknown] …
46fun|gus — «FUHNG guhs», noun, plural gi or gus|es, adjective. –n. 1. any of a group (kingdom Fungi) of organisms that produce spores and get nourishment from dead or living organic matter. Mushrooms, molds, smuts, rusts, mildews, and yeasts are fungi,… …
47fun|ki|a — «FUHNG kee uh, FUNG », noun. = plantain lily. (Cf. ↑plantain lily) ╂[< New Latin Funkia the genus name < H. C. Funck, 1771 1839, a German botanist] …
48fun|nel — «FUHN uhl», noun, verb, neled, nel|ing or (especially British) nelled, nel|ling. –n. 1. a tapering tube with a wide mouth shaped like a cone. A funnel is used to prevent spilling in pouring liquids, powder, grain, or the like into containers with …
49fun|nies — «FUHN eez», noun (plural). See under funny. (Cf. ↑funny) …
50fun|ny|man — «FUHN ee MAN», noun, plural men. U.S. Informal. an actor or writer noted for being funny; comedian; humorist …
