Crossword clues for fer
fer
- "___ sure, boss"
- Votin' yes on
- Tableau Périodique #26
- Store suffix with 'two'
- Rural pro
- Pro, country-style
- Opposite of 'agin'
- Not opposed t'
- Not agin, to Daisy Mae
- La Dame de ___ (Eiffel Tower nickname)
- Iron, to Eiffel
- In favor of, to Jed Clampett
- In favor of, to a Clampett
- In favor of, in Dogpatch
- Helpin' git elected
- French iron
- Dogpatch "pro"
- Country pro
- Chemin de --
- Chemin de ___: Monte Carlo game
- Chemin de ____: card game
- Chemin de ___ (casino game)
- Chemin de ___ (casino card game)
- Chemin de __ (casino game)
- Behind, nonstandardly
- Backwoods preposition
- Backin', in the backwoods
- Backin' in the election
- Agin opposite
- "What're we waitin' __?"
- "La Dame de __" (Eiffel Tower nickname)
- "__ cryin' out loud!"
- -- -de-lance
- __-de-lance: pit viper
- ___-de-lance (large pit viper)
- ____de-lance: viper
- ____ -de-lance
- ___ de-lance
- Put off after clubs restrict game
- _____ a cheval (horseshoe)
- Two or go follower
- ___-de-lance, rattlesnake relative
- Not agin'
- ___-de-lance (pit viper)
- "___ sher!"
- Suffix with two or three
- Fire, to Foch
- "That's ___ sure!"
- Tour Eiffel material
- Not opposin'
- Chemin de ___ (card game)
- Pro in the sticks
- Ending with two
- Chemin de ___ (French railway)
- Backwoods pro?
- Pro, informally
- Г‰lГ©ment #26
- Sword: Fr.
- In favor of, in dialect
- "___-de-Lance" (debut of Nero Wolfe)
- Unpolished pro?
- Slangy suffix with two or three
- "Oh, ___ cryin' out loud!"
- ___-de-lance (viper)
- "____ sure!" (Valley girl comment)
- Alexandre Eiffel's iron
- Acier ingredient
- Chemin de ___ (gambling game)
- Element #26
- Sword: Fr
- Suffix with go or two
- Pro, in the sticks
- Not "agin"
- Not ''agin''
- Iron: French
- Behind, in dialect
- "___ sure, dude!"
- "___ sure, bro!"
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Fer \Fer\, a. & adv.
Far. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
prep. (label en dialectal especially British) (eye dialect of for English)
WordNet
Wikipedia
Fer (also known as Fer Servadou, Pinenc, Mansois and several other synonyms) is a red French wine grape variety that is grown primarily in South West France and is most notable for its role in the Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) wines of Gaillac, Marcillac and Béarn but can also be found as minor component in the wines of Madiran, Cabardès and Bergerac. The grape is also featured in red blends from several vin de pays regions in the south west with significant plantings coming from the Aveyron department.
According to wine expert Oz Clarke, wine made from Fer is often characterized by its perfumed aromas of currants and red fruit, soft tannins, and concentration in fruit. The grape is not related to the clone of Malbec known as Fer that is widely planted throughout Argentina.
The name Fer is French for iron ( Latin Ferrum), a reference to the very hard and "iron-like" wood of the vine's above ground canopy. Because of this very hard wood stock, the vine can be difficult to prune and trellis.
Fer is a name. Notable people with the name include:
- Cairbre Nia Fer, legendary Irish king
- Fer Corb, legendary High King of Ireland
- Ferdiad, also Fer Diad, a legendary Irish warrior
- Fer dá Chrích mac Suibni (c. 710-768), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh, Ireland
- Claudio Rodriguez Fer (born 1956), Galician writer
- Émilie Fer (born 1983), French slalom canoer and 2012 Olympic gold medalist
- Leroy Fer (born 1990), Dutch footballer
- Nicolas de Fer (1646–1720), French cartographer and geographer, engraver and publisher
Usage examples of "fer".
I tink it wuz Fizzers cozin Farf who wuz throwin da bomb most, sed we should pack beatle bugs fer lunch nex time cuz he wuz hungry.
But Jane, de worsest time of all fer us darkies wuz when de Ku Klux killed Dan Black.
When dese poor white men went to de war, dey left deir little chillun and deir wives in de hands of de darkies dat was kind and de rich wives of our marsters to care fer.
You see, it is like dis, when a man gits killed befo he is done what de good Lawd intended fer him to do, he comes back here and tries to find who done him wrong.
The hate-filled eyes of the Seddi assassin, Arta Fera, glowed amber from the shadows, dangerous and damned.
Nevertheless, she could feel regret for having used the Seddi assassin, Arta Fera, to kill her Emperor.
And crouched on the far side of the cell, Arta Fera had waited, her craziness obvious in the set of her body, the expression on her face.
The entire Targan revolution was hatched as a ruse to bait Staffa into range so that Bruen and this Magister Hyde could use Arta Fera to assassinate the Lord Commander?
Ily Takka to Arta Fera CHAPTER 17 Ily stepped into her office from the lift which had carried her from the subbasement and the interrogation facilities.
Unfortunately, Fera never left her unobserved for long enough to retrieve them.
But would Fera ever drop her guard enough to allow those precious minutes?
Arta Fera, with spring-tight reflexes, rolled off the far edge of the platform and landed-catlike--on her feet.
Skyla indicted the sleeping platrm, suddenly aware that Fera looked too dazed to have just crawled in with her.
Skyla quivered, every muscle knotted and strained as Fera moved away from her.
Skyla watched Arta Fera through slitted eyesAhe game had escalated, with each acutely aware of the stakes.