Also the draught of a sea fowle called a sherewater [see Note 17] billed like a cormorant, feirce & snapping like it upon any touch.
A sea fowl called a shearwater, somewhat billed like a cormorant butt much lesser a strong and feirce fowle houering about shipps when they cleanse their fish.
A small bird of prey calld a birdcatcher about the bignesse of a Thrush and linnet coloured with a longish white bill and sharpe of a very feirce and wild nature though kept in a cage and fed with flesh.
The North forgott hisfeirce intent, And left perfumes in stead of scarres.
We do well to hold in honor those who voyage alone through "crosse winds and feirce stormes into desperat and inevitable perill," in the power of a noble thought.
They all came back as soon as my Father had slamed the house door, and if they had been feirce before they were awfull then, the cook with a handkerchief to her mouth, and Henry's friend getting out a watch and giving me five minutes.
There is somthing feirceabout black eyes," she said, finishing the cream.
He looked very Feirce and Glum, and shortly after he carried in a chair and a folding card table.
I confess for a moment that I doubted my own father, who can be veryfeirce on ocasion.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "feirce" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
