Fur

What do we mean by fur?

The thick coat of soft hair covering the skin of a mammal, such as a fox or beaver. noun

The hair-covered, dressed pelt of such a mammal, used in making garments and as trimming or decoration. noun

A garment made of or lined with the dressed pelt of a mammal. noun

A coating similar to the pelt of a mammal. noun

To cover, line, or trim with fur. transitive verb

To provide fur garments for. transitive verb

To cover or coat as if with fur. transitive verb

To line (a wall or floor) with furring. transitive verb

A furrow; the space between two ridges. noun

To line, face, or cover with fur: as, a furred robe.

To cover with morbid or foul matter; coat.

In carpentry, to nail strips of board nr timber to, as joists or rafters, in order to bring them to a level and range them into a straight surface, or as a wall or partition, for lathing or for forming an air-space between it and the plastering.

To clean off scale from the interior of (a boiler).

A dialectal variant of far.

An abbreviation of furlong.

The short, fine, soft coat or pelage of certain animals, distinguished from the hair, which is longer and coarser, and more or less of which is generally present with it. noun

The skin of certain wild animals with the fur; peltry: as, a cargo of furs. noun

Strips of skins bearing the natural fur, made in various forms, as capes, muffs, etc., and worn for warmth or ornament: used in the singular collectively, or in the plural. noun

Any natural covering or material regarded as resembling fur. noun

Specifically— The soft down on the skin of a peach and on the leaves of some plants. More commonly called fuzz. noun

The hairy coat of various mammal species, especially when fine, soft and thick.

The hairy skin of an animal processed into clothing for humans.

A pelt used to make, trim or line clothing apparel.

A coating, lining resembling fur in function and/or appearance.

One of several patterns or diapers used as tinctures.

Rabbits and hares, as opposed to partridges and pheasants (called feathers).

A furry; a member of the furry subculture.

Pubic hair.

Sexual attractiveness.

Words that are spelled similarly to fur:
fur.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fur:
pelts, trapper, trader, seals, mink, trapping, hairs, paler, otters, trading, ears, hats, coat, tis, seal, astor, beaver, sable, skins, rendezvous, reddish, trade, claws, underside, otter, ventral, iroquois, belly, tail, yellowish, rabbits, feathers, darker, rabbit, hunters, posts, wool, hat, leather, lighter, pale, dorsal, mammals, dense, hair, explorer, natives, wears, clothing, silk, grey, breed, worn, und, cats, eyes, farms, animal, colour, gray, skin, nose, fort, animals, farming, soft, brown, chest, thick, dark, hunting, settlers, alaska, rocky, color, legs, neck, post, cat, varies, lisa, indians, breeding, hudson, jacob, lions, missouri, montreal, bear, dogs, spots, bay, cap, northwest, dog, pink, expedition.

Words that rhyme with fur:
defer, confer, infer, entrepreneur, concur, incur, spur, refer, transfer, were, demur, per, occur, amateur, prefer, stir, deter, er, blur, slur, fir, inter, connoisseur, burr, her, chauffeur, recur, cur, sir, myrrh, purr, bur, liqueur, ur, durr, fer, ter, pur, fleur, sur, reoccur, der, saboteur, restaurateur, monsieur, ver, shirr, birr, larkspur, kerr, yer, pere, ker, hur, restauranteur, douglas fir, bir, murr, sher, shir, longspur, thur, spurr, eure, schnur, furr, cofer, shur, gurr, big sur, derbyshire, schur, mercosur, balsam fir, lafleur, white fir, dirr, santa lucia fir, scher, coffee liqueur, silver fir, schwer, legal transfer, orange liqueur, oregon fir, colorado fir, grand fir, green douglas fir, pacific silver fir, true fir, alpine fir, joint fir, ground fir, gum myrrh, red silver fir, fraser fir, california white fir, giant fir, rocket larkspur, lowland fir.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fur:
zeitschrift, white, soft, thick, black, brown, long, archiv, dark, gray, fine, jahrbuch, short, yellow, silky, grey, warm, dense, und, beautiful, wet, fake, red, rich, valuable, coarse, heavy, zentralblatt, vierteljahrshefte, glossy, shaggy, blue, neue, colored, gesellschaft, thin, golden, matted, bundesministerium, light, woolly, sleek, whitish, reddish, green, yellowish, pale, dar, smooth, fluffy, rough, enough, squirrel, jahrbucher, monatsschrift, handbuch, coloured, sable, costly, die, brownish, thicker, jahrbiicher, tawny, vierteljahrschrift, dirty, centralblatt, ruffled, finest, expensive, curly, rabbit, der, vierteljahrsschrift, beaver, zeitschrifi, downy, under, shiny, damp, artificial, ist, bright, loose, silvery.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fur:
trade, traders, seal, trader, trading, seals, coat, bearers, cap, hunters, anthropologie, coats, bearing, hat, trappers, side, clothing, hunter, string, ethnographie, collar, farming, caps, bearer, europa, hunting, jacket, skin, skins, gesch, trapping, min, purposes, trapper, robe, wiss, hats, cloak, philosophic, company, dealers, psych, dealer, merchant, kirchengesch, piece, physiologic, animals, physiol, boots, off, cloth, posts, robes, color, klin, angew, ball, anatomie, lady, campaign, buyers, ethnol, lining, sich, hood, orn, thieves, ther, traffic, biol, anal, cape, buyer, fabric, prakt, hamburg, gown, gathering, fear, blanket, want, game, sealing, biologic, urologie, gatherers, kryst.

Consonant match to fur:
fee, fey, fir, foe, fay, fi, fe, phi, fer, fu, foo, foy, fae, fao, faw, faugh, fye, phu, faye, foie, furr, phy, pfau, foye, feur, furrh.

Words that sound like fur:
for, fur, fir, fer, fre, furr, pher, phor, firre, phore, frr, feur, -fer, phr, ferr-, ffr, fwr, fhr, fire, fear, far, fair, fee, firm, fare, fern, fi, fie, fae, faire, ferg, fier, feer, figh, ferb, fai, ferd, ferm, fert, fah, fere, farr, faw, afer, ffa, fers, fayre, feh, fiere, fih, afr, ffy, faar, faa, fearn, faur, ferr, faure, ferre, firme, faugh, ferne, ffar, ffe, fehr, fahr, -fy, firk, ferch, fiee, ferk, afear, ferse, fhe, ephor, ferme, firle, afir, ffi, fhs, -free, feere, fawe, efor, f-word, dfr, ferc, fcr, ferf, fgr, dfer, epher, feier, affear, eifer, fdor, ferv, fgar, ferde, fhh.