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A doctor and a lawyer were attending a cocktail party when the doctor was approached by a man who asked advice on how to handle his ulcer.
The doctor mumbled some medical advice, then turned to the lawyer and asked,
"How do you handle the situation when you are asked for advice during a social function?"
"Just send a bill for such advice" replied the lawyer.
On the next morning the doctor arrived at his surgery and issued the ulcer-stricken man a $50 bill.
That afternoon he received a $100 bill from the lawyer.

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FIBER
n. (brit. Fibre) 1 thread or filament forming tissue or textile.

- piece of threadlike glass.

- substance formed of fibres, or able to be spun, woven, etc.

- structure; character (moral fibre).

- roughage. [french from latin fibra]
FIBRE
n. (us fiber) 1 thread or filament forming tissue or textile.

- piece of threadlike glass.

- substance formed of fibres, or able to be spun, woven, etc.

- structure; character (moral fibre).

- roughage. [french from latin fibra]

- optics n.pl. Optics using thin glass fibres, usu. For the transmission of modulated light to carry signals.
FICHE
n. (pl. Same or -s) microfiche. [abbreviation]
FIELD
events n.pl. Athletic events other than races.

- marshal n. Army officer of the highest rank.

- mouse n. Small long-tailed rodent.

- of honour n. Battlefield.

- officer n. Army officer of field rank.

- rank n. Army rank above captain and below general.

- sports n.pl. Outdoor sports, esp. Hunting, shooting, and fishing.

- telegraph n. Movable military telegraph.

- —n. - area of esp. Cultivated enclosed land.

- area rich in some natural product (gas field).

- land for a game etc. (football field).

- participants in a contest, race, or sport, or all except those specified.

- cricket a the side fielding. B fielder.

- expanse of ice, snow, sea, sky, etc.

- a battlefield. B (attrib.) (of artillery etc.) Light and mobile.

- area of activity or study (in his own field).

- physics a region in which a force is effective (gravitational field). B force exerted in this. 10 range of perception (field of view). 11 (attrib.) A (of an animal or plant) wild (field mouse).
FIEND
n. - evil spirit, demon.

- a wicked or cruel person. B mischievous or annoying person.

- slang devotee (fitness fiend).

- difficult or unpleasant thing. fiendish adj. Fiendishly adv. [old english]
FIERY
adj. (-ier, -iest) 1 consisting of or flaming with fire.

- bright red.

- hot; burning.

- a flashing, ardent (fiery eyes). B pugnacious; spirited (fiery temper). fierily adv. Fieriness n.
FIFTH
adj. & n. - next after fourth.

- any of five equal parts of a thing.

- mus. Interval or chord spanning five consecutive notes in a diatonic scale (e.g. C to g). fifthly adv. [old english: related to *five]

- column n. Traitorous group within a country at war etc. fifth-columnist n.
FIFTY
adj. & n. (pl. -ies) 1 five times ten.

- symbol for this (50, l, l).

- (in pl.) Numbers from 50 to 59, esp. The years of a century or of a person's life. fiftieth adj. & n. [old english]
FIGHT
—v. (past and past part. Fought) 1 (often foll. By against, with) contend or contend with in war, battle, single combat, etc.

- engage in (a battle, duel, etc.).

- contend (an election); maintain (a lawsuit, cause, etc.) Against an opponent.

- strive to achieve something or to overcome (disease, fire, etc.).

- make (one's way) by fighting. —n. - a combat. B boxing-match. C battle.

- conflict, struggle, or effort.

- power or inclination to fight (no fight left). fight back 1 counter-attack.

- suppress (tears etc.). Fight for 1 fight on behalf of.

- fight to secure. Fight a losing battle struggle without hope of success. Fight off repel with effort. Fight out (usu. Fight it out) settle by fighting. Fight shy of avoid. Put up a fight offer resistance. [old english]
FILCH
v. Pilfer, steal. [origin unknown]
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