Commonly describes a 40-foot container.

(Forty foot equivalent) Term normally used in ocean freight rate negotiations referring to the equivalent of two twenty foot ocean containers.

Maritime abbreviation for "forty-foot equivalent unit" which refers to a container that is 40 feet in length. (12.19 meter)

Forty-foot equivalent unit, a standard size intermodal container.

Forty Foot Equivalent Unit DLC Documentary Letter of Credit

Forty-foot Equivalent Unit (40'' or 2 TEUs)

Forty foot equivalent units (Two 20 ft containers = 1 FEU).

Container size. Forty Equivalent Units, i.e. a forty-foot container.

Fire Experimental Unit

(Forty-foot Equivalent Unit) - See " TEU."

Abbreviation for "Forty-Foot Equivalent Units." Refers to container size standard of forty feet. Two twenty-foot containers or TEU's equal one FEU.

See Forty Foot Equivalent Unit.

Two twenty-foot containers or one forty-foot container equals an FEU.

A feudal holding. To feu is, strictly, to give out land upon a feudal arrangement, whereby the buyer (vassal) holds land of the landowner (superior), often upon condition that he builds on the land and pays a perpetual rent or feuduty. He remains the owner so long as he pays and observes such conditions. A piece of land which is feued is sometimes therefore referred to as a feu.

A feu, in Scotland, was traditionally the commonest mode of land tenure.