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41Fal River Links — is a consolidation of ferry and boat services serving the River Fal, the River Truro, and Carrick Roads in Cornwall, United Kingdom, providing links to many coastal towns and villages.External links* [http://www.falriverlinks.co.uk Fal River… …
42fal·laciosament — fal|·la|ci|o|sa|ment Mot Agut Adverbi fal·laçment fal|·laç|ment Mot Agut Adverbi …
43fal·lible — fal|·li|ble Mot Pla Adjectiu invariable fàl·lic fàl|·lic Mot Pla Adjectiu variable …
44Fal Al Sadd — (Мекка,Саудовская Аравия) Категория отеля: 2 звездочный отель Адрес: Ajyad Street Al Sad …
45fal´con|like´ — fal|con «FL kuhn, FAL , F », noun. 1. any one of various hawks, especially the female, trained to hunt and kill birds and small game. In the Middle Ages, hunting with falcons was a popular sport. 2. the female peregrine. 3. any one of a family of …
46fal|con — «FL kuhn, FAL , F », noun. 1. any one of various hawks, especially the female, trained to hunt and kill birds and small game. In the Middle Ages, hunting with falcons was a popular sport. 2. the female peregrine. 3. any one of a family of birds… …
47fal|de|ral — «FAL duh ral», noun. 1. a flimsy thing; trifle; gewgaw. 2. foolish talk or ideas; nonsense; rubbish. Also, folderol. ╂[< fal de ral, a meaningless refrain in songs] …
48fal|la´cious|ness — fal|la|cious «fuh LAY shuhs», adjective. 1. that causes disappointment; deceptive; misleading: »a fallacious peace. Yet how fallacious is all earthly bliss (William Cowper). SYNONYM(S): delusive, false. 2. logically unsound; erroneous: »It is… …
49fal|la´cious|ly — fal|la|cious «fuh LAY shuhs», adjective. 1. that causes disappointment; deceptive; misleading: »a fallacious peace. Yet how fallacious is all earthly bliss (William Cowper). SYNONYM(S): delusive, false. 2. logically unsound; erroneous: »It is… …
50fal|la|cious — «fuh LAY shuhs», adjective. 1. that causes disappointment; deceptive; misleading: »a fallacious peace. Yet how fallacious is all earthly bliss (William Cowper). SYNONYM(S): delusive, false. 2. logically unsound; erroneous: »It is fallacious …
