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foi·son
\ˈfȯizən\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English foisoun, from Middle French foison, from Latin fusion-, fusio action of pouring, founding, melting, effusion — more at fusion
1. archaic : rich harvest : plenty, abundance
< that from the seedness the bare fallow brings to teeming foison — Shakespeare >
2. chiefly Scotland
a. : nourishment or sustenance especially from food or drink
b. : physical energy or strength
c. : strength of mind or character |