(fungk) noun Colloq.
Cowardly fright; panic.
—v.t.
1. To shrink from; be afraid of.
2. To frighten; scare.
—v.i.
3. To shrink through fear or aversion; try to back out. [Cf. Flemish fonck fear]

(fungk), Casimir,
1884–1967, Polish biochemist.
—Charles Earle,
1881–1957, U.S. lexicographer.
—Isaac Kauffman,
1838–1912, U. S. publisher and lexicographer; founder of The Literary Digest; editor in chief of the Standard Dictionary and New Standard Dictionary of the English Language.
FUNNELS
a. Separatory funnel.
b. Hot filtration funnel.
c. Filter funnel.
d. Glass funnel, with olivary tip.