How to pronounce “fess” in English

Fessenden. And he was the first person ever to broadcast human voice over the radio, which began the national conversation.

to fess up about the problems that have occurred in the past and why there is such skepticism or suspicion or hostility

In Larry Fesseden's film, The Last Winter, from 2006, an eco horror reimagining of Algernon Blackwood's

And there's a chapter called "Fess Up To Your Failures," which is about a point in time where I really acted like a jerk to our staff.

They've had to stand up and fess up and say, yeah, our build infrastructure was compromised, and we're sorry for the last few releases.

OK, fess up, fess up, we all have, right?

Brian Fitzpatrick: So when you did finally decide to fess up Dan Sinker: Yeah.

But it took this extraordinary and forgotten man called Reginald Fessenden to come up with AM and FM, that we know all about, a wonderful name, Reginald Aubrey

And the second thing is, you have to fess up, if you are the conservative side of America, to the real problem of crony capitalism.

And after that was over, then Fessenden himself, who was a big, burly man, with a wonderful bass voice, came and said the Lord's Prayer.

Who, by the way, he might not fess up to it now, but I use it 'cause I fact-checked it.

So I've had to start to 'fess up to it again.

Smith accused Microsoft of sending the email, and Microsoft fessed up.

I think everybody wants to have a more informed decision about how they could use them, and I will fess up that I read very few EULAs all the way through.

It's a fine line in your business, by the way, cause sometimes you don't mean to do evil and it gets done and then you just gotta fess up when you mess up.

The reaction is -- rather, when you're adult like, and you get caught doing something, you fess up and you say, "Okay, let's deal with it."

We did this little film called "Wendigo" together, that was this little tiny horror film directed by Larry Fessenden.