Licentious; obscene.
[Latin Fescennīnus, of Fescennia, a town of ancient Etruria known for its licentious poetry.]
Dictionary:
fes·cen·nine (fĕs'ə-nīn', -nēn') ![]() |
Licentious; obscene.
[Latin Fescennīnus, of Fescennia, a town of ancient Etruria known for its licentious poetry.]
| Thesaurus: Fescennine |
adjective
| festennine | |
| Fescennine verses | |
| triumph |
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