fier

/ fiːr /

noun

Ita nn poturunt factum damnre, quod ips fier dbuisse30 idicverant.

Cicer, cum posset arms saltem suam dfendere, mluit urbe cdere quam su caus caedem fier.

J'aurais pu avoir une escorte de trois mille homines, qui j'ai refus, preferant de me fier la loyaut Franaise.

We also drove to the Gorges du Fier, in which no human being had dared to venture before 1869.

The fier hath now been for six weeks in ye furnace and yet nothing effected.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

[gal-uh-maw-free ]

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