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91fil|er — fil|er1 «FY luhr», noun. = file clerk. (Cf. ↑file clerk) fil|er2 «FY luhr», noun. a person who cuts, smooths, or polishes with a file …
92fil´i|bus´ter|er — fil|i|bus|ter «FIHL uh BUHS tuhr», noun, verb. –n. 1. U.S. a) the act or process of deliberately hindering the passage of a bill in a legislature by long speeches or other means of delay: »There was a three hours filibuster against the Civil… …
93fil|i|bus|ter — «FIHL uh BUHS tuhr», noun, verb. –n. 1. U.S. a) the act or process of deliberately hindering the passage of a bill in a legislature by long speeches or other means of delay: »There was a three hours filibuster against the Civil Service Clause (E …
94fil|i|cide — fil|i|cide1 «FIHL uh syd», noun. a person who kills his child. ╂[< Latin fīlius son, or fīlia daughter + English cide1] fil|i|cide2 «FIHL uh syd», noun. the act of killing one s child. ╂[< Latin fīlius son, or fīlia daughter + English… …
95fil|let — «FIHL iht; n. 6, v. 2, usually fih LAY, FIHL ay», noun, verb. –n. 1. a narrow band, ribbon, or the like, worn around the head to hold the hair in place, often as an ornament: »a belt her waist, a fillet binds her hair (Alexander Pope). 2. a… …
96fil|a´tion — fil|trate «FIHL trayt», noun, verb, trat|ed, trat|ing. –n. the liquid that has been passed through a filter. ╂[< verb] –v.t., v.i. to pass through a filter. ╂[< Medieval Latin filtrum filter + English ate1] …
97fil|trate — «FIHL trayt», noun, verb, trat|ed, trat|ing. –n. the liquid that has been passed through a filter. ╂[< verb] –v.t., v.i. to pass through a filter. ╂[< Medieval Latin filtrum filter + English ate1] …
98Fil Yburan — is a noted Cebuano writer and dramatist …
99Fil — Fil, so v.w. Elephant, im Orient Name des Lansers im Schachspiel …
100Fil — Fil, oriental. Name des Läufers im Schachspiele …
