-v. 2. cultivate, dress, till, till the soil, work, work the land; plow, spade, dig, delve, hoe, harrow, rake; fertilize, manure, compost.
3. rent, rent out, lease, lease out, Brit, let or let out, hire out; sublease, sublet; job or job out.
farmer, n. 1. agriculturalist, agronomist, granger, yeoman, landsman, husbandman; plowman, plowboy, sodbuster, chuff, gaffer, swain, kerne, son or tiller of the soil, (in Egypt) fellah, (in Russia) muzhik, (in Spanish America and Southwestern U.S.) peon, Archaic. hind; rustic, peasant, country cousin, hobnail, yokel, bumpkin, hawbuck, Dial, lumpkin, SI. hick, SI. rube, SI. hayseed.
2. taxman, tax collector, publican, revenuer, Brit, exciseman.
farming, n. agriculture, agronomy, agribusiness, geoponics, husbandry, tillage, tilth; cultivation, tilling, working, dressing, fertilizing,
farrago, n. hodgepodge, mishmash, jumble, gallimaufry; medley, mdange, mixture, potpourri, salmagundi, miscellany, olla-podrida.
far-sighted, adj. 1. long-sighted, Ophthalm. hypermetropic, Obs. presbyopic.
2. prescient, foresighted, far-seeing, anticipatory; wise, sagacious, shrewd, acute, discerning; sensible, thoughtful, provident, prudent, discreet, judicious, cautious, watchful,
farther, adv. 1. further, further on or off, at or to a greater distance, beyond, past.
2. further along, at or to a more advanced point; more deeply involved, more intense, more accelerated, more advanced.
3. more, to a greater extent or degree, longer.
-adj. 4. further, further away, ulterior, more distant or remote, more inaccessible; yon, yonder, over there, beyond or past here.
5. more extended, longer, increased, lengthier, additional, supplementary,
farthest, adj. remotest, utmost, uttermost, outermost, furthest, farthermost; ultimate, extreme, final, last; longest, most extended.
fascinate, v. attract, appeal to, allure, lure, draw, pull, engage, engross, absorb; delight, charm, enchant, enamor, infatuate; entice, tantalize, intrigue, beguile, tempt, seduce; bewitch, ensorcell, captivate, spellbind, entrance, mesmerize, hypnotize, transfix; enrapture, enravish, transport.
fascination, n. attractiveness, charm, appeal, allure, allurement, engagmgness, delightfulness; attraction, draw, pull, magnetism; engrossment, absorption, infatuation; enchantment, bewitchment, entrancement, enravishment, mesmerism, hypnotism, captivation; enticement, lure, temptation, tantalization, seduction,
fascism, n. totalitarianism, dictatorship, autocracy, absolutism; extreme nationalism, regimentation, racism; white supremacy, apartheid,
fascist, n. 1. fascist party member, follower of Mussolini, Black Shirt; Nazi, Bundist.
2. dictator, totalitarian, suppressor, autocrat, authoritarian, regimentator; extreme nationalist, racist, white supremacist.
fashion, n. 1. style, Brit, twig, mode, vogue, look; trend, rage, fad, craze, latest thing; practice, custom, convention, general tendency; etiquette, decorum, protocol; proprieties, amenities, urbanities, civilities, courtesies, graces; good manners, good breeding, bon ton, good form.
2. high society, Fr. haut monde, beau monde, fashionable society; social elite, clique, coterie, jet set,