- foun
- foun·da·tion·al;foun·da·tion·ary;foun·da·tion·er;foun·da·tion·less;foun·der·ous;foun·tained;foun·tain·eer;foun·tain·less;foun·tain·ous;foun·da·tion;foun·tain;foun·da·tion·al·ly;foun·drous;
English syllables. 2014.
English syllables. 2014.
foun — obs. form of fawn, few … Useful english dictionary
foun´tain|less — foun|tain «FOWN tuhn», noun, verb. –n. 1. water flowing or rising into the air in a spray: »The droplets of the fountain created a gleaming spray in the sunlight. 2. the pipes through which this water is forced and the basin that receives it: »A… … Useful english dictionary
foun|tain — «FOWN tuhn», noun, verb. –n. 1. water flowing or rising into the air in a spray: »The droplets of the fountain created a gleaming spray in the sunlight. 2. the pipes through which this water is forced and the basin that receives it: »A beautiful… … Useful english dictionary
foun|da|tion|al — «fown DAY shuh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with a foundation; fundamental … Useful english dictionary
foun|da|tion|er — «fown DAY shuh nuhr», noun. Especially British. a person who is supported by the foundation or endowment of a college or school … Useful english dictionary
foun|da|tion — «fown DAY shuhn», noun, verb. –n. 1. a part on which the other parts rest for support; base: »The foundation of a house is built first. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under base. (Cf. ↑base) 2. Figurative. a basis or groundwork: »This report has no… … Useful english dictionary
foun|der|ous — «FOWN duhr uhs», adjective. causing foundering; full of ruts and holes; swampy … Useful english dictionary
foun|drous — «FOWN druhs», adjective. = founderous. (Cf. ↑founderous) … Useful english dictionary
foun|tained — «FOWN tuhnd», adjective. having a fountain or fountains … Useful english dictionary
foun|tain|head — «FOWN tuhn HEHD», noun. 1. the source of a stream; fountain or spring from which a stream flows. 2. Figurative. an original source of anything: »Latin is the fountainhead of the Romance languages … Useful english dictionary