Dictionary Entry

f

Part of SpeechinterjectionUsed In Literature ↓

Used to profess respect for a deceased person, or for something that has been lost.

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Common Phrases

. fsupp ff tf function

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Poetry examples for “f”

Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.

Who bows to every lady,
Shall join with F---- in one accord,
And be like Tate and Brady.

Graham Berry's Speech at the Cola Trestitittey oth: Now > f: ae a

*A OU W 2100 Grand....... Sere Drake-696
Anders F W r 2315 Carpenter av... .Drake-674-W
Anders H R r 1441 48th Drake-3880-W

Aprell Oscar r 1335 E McKinley
Ahern Harold F r 1616 20th
Ahern James r 2031 Mondamin

Allred H L r 1605 7th Market-1858
Allward F G r 3714 Ingersoll av Drake-1757 |
Alm Richard r 1519 Grand Market-2465

Walnut-7764
Anderson Arthur F r 710 E Univ av...Black-1893
Anderson AS r 802 Fulton dr Walnut-4638

5 - - 918 Penn
Anderson Verna r 1227 21st....... Drake-4981-J| Arenberg J r enn. « eer f
j ‘ 5 - Arenson Perry r 1426 12th.........UKa

Annear R F r 1134 soe
Anneberg JC r 1506 23¢

Backstrom AG r 818 SE 7..... Black-2698
Backstrom Chas F r 717 SE 7 Maple-3675
Backstrom Harry r 810 E Maury Maple-3952

Anderson EW r 707 Fremont
Anderson F E r 4019 E 29
Anderson F 0 r 1518 Maple Maple-2566