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fabbest
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FAB, excellent [adj]
fabbier
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FABBY, excellent, ma...
fablers
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FABLER, a writer of...
fablets
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FABLET, a large smar...
fabliau
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one of the metrical...
fabling
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the telling of fable...
fabrics
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FABRIC, to construct...
fabular
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legendary [adj]
facades
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FACADE, the front of...
facebar
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a wrestling hold pul...
faceman
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a miner who works at...
facemen
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FACEMAN, a miner who...
faceoff
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the action that star...
faceted
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FACET, to cut small...
facials
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FACIAL, a beauty tre...
faciend
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a number to be multi...
facings
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FACING, the lining a...
faconne
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(French) a fabric wi...
factful
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full of fact [adj]
factice
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vulcanized oil, used...
faction
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a clique within a la...
factive
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of a linguistic cont...
factoid
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a statement said so...
factors
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FACTOR, to express a...
factory
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a place where goods...
factual
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actual, real [adj FA...
factums
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FACTUM, (Latin) a ma...
facture
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the quality of the e...
faculae
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FACULA, an unusually...
facular
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of or pertaining to...
faculty
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an inherent power or...
fadable
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capable of fading [a...
fadaise
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(French) an obvious...
faddier
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FADDY, inclined to t...
faddish
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inclined to take up...
faddism
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the taking up of fad...
faddist
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a faddish person [n...
faddled
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FADDLE, to trifle; t...
faddles
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FADDLE, to trifle; t...
fadedly
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FADED [adv]
fadeins
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FADEIN, a gradual in...
fadeout
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a gradual disappeara...
fadeurs
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FADEUR, (French) dul...
fadging
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FADGE, (archaic) to...
fadiest
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FADY, wearing away [...
fadings
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FADING, an Irish dan...
fadlike
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like a fad [adj]
faeries
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FAERIE, (archaic) th...
faffier
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FAFFY, awkward and t...
faffing
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FAFF, (colloquial) t...
faggery
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drudgery, fagging [n...
faggier
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FAGGY, having the ch...
fagging
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the practice of a sc...
faggots
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FAGGOT, to bind toge...
faggoty
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having the character...
fagoted
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FAGOT, to bind toget...
fagoter
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one who does fagotin...
fagotti
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FAGOTTO, (Italian) a...
fagotto
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(Italian) a bassoon...
fahlerz
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(German) an ore of c...
fahlore
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(German) an ore of c...
faibles
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FAIBLE, (French) the...
faience
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a type of glazed pot...
faiking
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FAIK, (Scots) to aba...
failing
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in a state of failur...
failles
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FAILLE, (French) a s...
failure
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the act of failing [...
fainest
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FAIN, happy; incline...
faining
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FAIN, (Spenser) to f...
fainnes
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FAINNE, a ring-shape...
fainted
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FAINT, to lose consc...
fainter
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one who faints [n -S...
faintly
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FAINT, lacking stren...
fairest
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FAIR, just; pleasant...
fairier
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FAIRY, of or like a...
fairies
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FAIRY, a creature of...
fairily
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FAIRY, of or like a...
fairing
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a complimentary gift...
fairish
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moderately good [adj...
fairway
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the mown part of a g...
faithed
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FAITH, to believe or...
faither
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(Scots) father [n -S...
faitors
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FAITOR, an imposter,...
faitour
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an imposter, also FA...
fajitas
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FAJITA, (Spanish) ma...
fakeers
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FAKEER, a Hindu asce...
fakiest
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FAKEY, fake [adj]
falafel
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a fried patty of gro...
falbala
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a trimming for a wom...
falcade
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a leaping motion of...
falcate
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curved and tapering...
falcons
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FALCON, any of vario...
falcula
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a claw bent like a s...
faldage
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(historical) the rig...
fallacy
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delusion or error [n...
fallals
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FALLAL, a showy arti...
fallers
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FALLER, one who fall...
falling
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the act of falling [...
falloff
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a decline in quantit...
fallout
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radioactive debris [...
fallows
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FALLOW, to plough an...
falsely
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FALSE, not genuine [...
falsers
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FALSER, (obsolete) a...
falsest
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FALSE, not genuine [...
falsies
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FALSIE, a pad worn w...
falsify
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to misrepresent [v F...
falsing
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FALSE, to deceive [v...
falsish
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somewhat false [adj]
falsism
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something which is o...
falsity
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something false [n F...
falters
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FALTER, to hesitate...
famille
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(French) a type of C...
famines
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FAMINE, extreme scar...
famulus
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(Latin) an assistant...
fanatic
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extravagantly or unr...
fanbase
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the body of fans of...
fanboys
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FANBOY, an obsessive...
fancied
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FANCY, to take a lik...
fancier
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one that has a speci...
fancies
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FANCY, to take a lik...
fancify
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to make fancy [v FAN...
fancily
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FANCY, ornamental [a...
fanding
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FAND, (Scots) to try...
fandoms
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FANDOM, an aggregate...
fanegas
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FANEGA, (Spanish) a...
fanfare
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to herald with loud...
fanfics
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FANFIC, (short for)...
fanfold
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to fold paper like a...
fanging
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FANG, to seize in th...
fangirl
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a female who is an e...
fangled
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FANGLE, to decorate...
fangles
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FANGLE, to decorate...
fanions
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FANION, a small flag...
fanjets
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FANJET, a type of je...
fanking
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FANK, (Scots) to put...
fankled
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FANKLE, (Scots) to e...
fankles
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FANKLE, (Scots) to e...
fanlike
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resembling a fan [ad...
fannell
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a strip of material...
fannels
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FANNEL, a strip of m...
fanners
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FANNER, one who fans...
fannied
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FANNY, as in to fann...
fannies
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FANNY, as in to fann...
fanning
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FAN, to cool with a...
fansite
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a website devoted to...
fansubs
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FANSUB, the subtitli...
fantads
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FANTAD, a fidgety st...
fantail
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a fan-shaped tail or...
fantasm
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a creation of the im...
fantast
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an impractical perso...
fantasy
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to imagine, also PHA...
fanteeg
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(slang) anxiety, agi...
fantods
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FANTOD, a fidgety st...
fantoms
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FANTOM, a phantom, s...
fanwise
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spread out like an o...
fanwort
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an aquatic plant, ak...
fanzine
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a magazine for fans...
faquirs
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FAQUIR, a Hindu asce...
faraday
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a unit used in elect...
faradic
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produced by or assoc...
faraway
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distant, abstracted...
farcers
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FARCER, a performer...
farceur
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a performer in farce...
farcied
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afflicted with farcy...
farcies
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FARCY, a chronic hor...
farcify
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to turn into a farce...
farcing
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in cookery, stuffing...
farcins
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FARCIN, (obsolete) a...
fardage
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a bottom layer of wo...
fardels
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FARDEL, (obsolete) a...
fardens
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FARDEN, (dialect) a...
farding
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a farthing [n -S]
farebox
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a receptacle for far...
farfals
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FARFAL, noodles in t...
farfels
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FARFEL, noodles in t...
farinas
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FARINA, a fine flour...
farinha
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a fine flour or meal...
farmers
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FARMER, one who farm...
farmery
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farm buildings [n FA...
farming
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the business of oper...
farmost
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most distant [adv]
farness
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the state of being f...
farrago
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a confused mixture [...
farrand
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(Scots) having a cer...
farrant
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having a certain man...
farrens
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FARREN, a division o...
farrier
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one who shoes horses...
farring
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FAR, to remove to a...
farrows
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FARROW, to give birt...
farruca
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(Spanish) a gypsy da...
farside
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the farther side [n...
farsing
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FARSE, to expand a n...
farthel
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(Scots) the quarter...
farther
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to a greater distanc...
farting
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FART, to expel gas t...
fartlek
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(Swedish) a training...
fasciae
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FASCIA, an architect...
fascial
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of or like a fascia...
fascias
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FASCIA, an architect...
fascine
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a long faggot used f...
fascism
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an oppressive form o...
fascist
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a supporter of fasci...
fashery
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annoyance [n FASHERI...
fashing
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FASH, to bother or a...
fashion
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to give a particular...
fastens
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FASTEN, to secure [v...
fasters
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FASTER, one who fast...
fastest
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FAST, able to move q...
fasties
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10
FASTIE, (Australian...
fasting
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abstaining from eati...
fastish
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12
somewhat fast [adj]
fatally
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FATAL, capable of ca...
fatback
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a dried strip of fat...
fatbird
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a wading bird [n -S]
fateful
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critical, fraught wi...
fathead
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a dolt [n -S]
fathers
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FATHER, to be the ma...
fathoms
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FATHOM, to ascertain...
fatidic
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of or relating to pr...
fatigue
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to weary, also FATIG...
fatless
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having no fat [adj]
fatlike
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resembling fat [adj]
fatling
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a young animal fatte...
fatness
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the state of being f...
fatsias
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FATSIA, an evergreen...
fatsoes
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FATSO, (colloquial)...
fattens
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FATTEN, to make fat...
fattest
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FAT, having an abund...
fattier
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FATTY, greasy or oil...
fatties
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FATTY, one that is f...
fattily
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FATTY, greasy or oil...
fatting
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FAT, to make plump [...
fattish
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somewhat fat [adj]
fattism
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discrimination again...
fattist
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discriminating again...
fatuity
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complacent stupidity...
fatuous
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silly; purposeless,...
fatwahs
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FATWAH, to threaten...
fatwood
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wood used for kindli...
faucals
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FAUCAL, a sound prod...
faucets
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FAUCET, a pipe inser...
fauchon
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a curved short sword...
faucial
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pertaining to the fa...
faulted
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FAULT, to criticize...
faunist
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one who describes th...
faunula
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the fauna of a small...
faunule
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the fauna of a small...
faurest
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FAUR, (Scots) far [a...
fauting
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FAUT, (Scots) to fau...
fautors
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FAUTOR, a favorer, a...
fauvism
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a school of art note...
fauvist
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a member of a group...
favelas
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FAVELA, a slum area,...
favella
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a slum area, also FA...
favicon
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a 16x16 pixel square...
favisms
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FAVISM, an acute typ...
favored
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FAVOR, to regard wit...
favorer
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one that favors, als...
favours
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FAVOUR, to regard wi...
favrile
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a type of iridescent...
favuses
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FAVUS, a fungal skin...
fawners
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FAWNER, one who fawn...
fawnier
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FAWNY, yellowish-bro...
fawning
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ingratiating [adj FA...
faxable
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capable of being fax...
fayence
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a type of glazed pot...
fayning
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16
FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
fazenda
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a Brazilian plantati...
feagued
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FEAGUE, (obsolete) t...
feagues
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FEAGUE, (obsolete) t...
fealing
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FEAL, to conceal [v]
fearers
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FEARER, one who fear...
fearful
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full of fear [adj FE...
fearing
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FEAR, to be afraid o...
feasing
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FEASE, to unsettle,...
feasted
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FEAST, to dine sumpt...
feaster
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one who feasts [n -S...
featest
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FEAT, neat, deft [ad...
feather
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to cover with the pl...
feating
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FEAT, (Shakespeare)...
featous
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shapely, also FEATEO...
feature
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to present prominent...
feazing
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FEAZE, to unsettle,...
febrile
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feverish [adj]
fechter
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(Scots) a fighter [n...
fecials
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FECIAL, a priest of...
fecking
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an intensive, also F...
feculae
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15
FECULA, a fine flour...
feculas
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15
FECULA, a fine flour...
fedarie
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11
(Shakespeare) a conf...
fedayee
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13
an Arab commando [n...
federal
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relating to or consi...
fedexed
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FEDEX, to send by Fe...
fedexes
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FEDEX, to send by Fe...
fedoras
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11
FEDORA, a felt hat w...
feebled
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FEEBLE, to make weak...
feebler
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FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feebles
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FEEBLE, to make weak...
feedbag
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a nosebag for feedin...
feedbox
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a box for animal fee...
feeders
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FEEDER, one that fee...
feeding
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a calculated amount...
feedlot
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a plot of land in wh...
feelbad
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causing a feeling of...
feelers
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FEELER, the antenna...
feeless
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requiring no fee [ad...
feeling
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the sense of touch [...
feeries
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10
FEERIE, a theatrical...
feering
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a first guiding furr...
feerins
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FEERIN, a first guid...
feesing
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13
FEESE, to unsettle,...
feezing
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FEEZE, to unsettle,...
feigned
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FEIGN, to pretend, g...
feigner
14
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one who feigns or pr...
feijoas
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19
FEIJOA, (Portuguese)...
feinted
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FEINT, to make a pre...
feinter
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FEINT, ruled with fa...
feirier
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10
FEIRIE, (Scots) nimb...
felafel
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a fried patty of gro...
felched
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17
FELCH, to lick or su...
felches
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FELCH, to lick or su...
felicia
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any member of a Sout...
felines
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FELINE, a member of...
fellahs
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FELLAH, a peasant of...
fellate
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to stimulate the pen...
fellers
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FELLER, one that fel...
fellest
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FELL, cruel [adj]
fellies
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FELLY, the rim of a...
felling
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the act of causing t...
felloes
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FELLOE, the rim of a...
fellows
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FELLOW, to produce a...
felonry
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a body of felons [n...
felsite
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a fine-grained rock...
felspar
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a common rock-formin...
felters
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FELTER, to mat toget...
feltier
15
11
FELTY, matted like f...
felting
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felted material [n -...
felucca
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a small sailing vess...
felwort
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a flowering plant, t...
females
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FEMALE, the sex that...
feminal
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of a man, thinking l...
feminie
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women collectively [...
femiter
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a plant once used to...
femmier
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FEMMY, markedly femi...
femoral
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pertaining to the fe...
fenagle
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to obtain by tricker...
fencers
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FENCER, one who fenc...
fencing
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the art of using a s...
fenders
13
12
FENDER, a metal guar...
fendier
13
12
FENDY, (Scots) resou...
fending
14
15
FEND, to ward off [v...
fenings
14
14
FENING, a monetary u...
fenitar
13
11
a plant once used to...
fenland
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a region with fens [...
fennecs
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FENNEC, the desert f...
fennels
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FENNEL, a yellow-flo...
fennier
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FENNY, having fens [...
fennies
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12
FENNY, an alcoholic...
fenning
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15
a monetary unit of B...
fennish
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14
abounding in fens; f...
fenuron
12
13
a herbicide [n -S]
feodary
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13
one holding lands or...
feoffed
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FEOFF, to grant a fe...
feoffee
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one to whom a feudal...
feoffer
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16
one that grants a fe...
feoffor
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one that grants a fe...
ferbams
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16
FERBAM, a fungicide...
ferlied
15
12
FERLY, to wonder [v]
ferlier
15
11
FERLY, marvellous [a...
ferlies
15
11
FERLIE, (archaic) a...
fermata
14
13
(Italian) a pause in...
fermate
14
13
FERMATA, (Italian) a...
ferment
14
14
to undergo a type of...
fermion
14
14
a type of subatomic...
fermium
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17
a radioactive elemen...
fernery
19
13
a place where ferns...
fernier
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11
FERNY, covered with...
ferning
14
14
a tendency for cervi...
ferrate
13
10
a salt of ferric aci...
ferrels
15
11
FERREL, to fit with...
ferrets
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10
FERRET, to search ou...
ferrety
20
12
like a polecat [adj]
ferried
14
11
FERRY, to transport...
ferries
14
10
FERRY, to transport...
ferrite
14
10
a form of pure iron...
ferrous
14
11
pertaining to iron [...
ferrugo
15
13
a disease of plants...
ferrule
15
12
to fit with a metal...
ferrums
16
14
FERRUM, iron [n]
fertile
15
11
productive [adj FERT...
ferulae
14
12
FERULA, a flat piece...
ferulas
15
12
FERULA, a flat piece...
feruled
15
13
FERULE, to fit with...
ferules
15
12
FERULE, to fit with...
fervent
15
15
hot, glowing, zealou...
fervors
16
14
FERVOR, great intens...
fervour
16
15
great intensity, als...
fescues
17
14
FESCUE, a kind of pe...
fessing
15
13
FESS, to confess [v]
festals
15
11
FESTAL, a festivity...
festers
14
10
FESTER, to generate...
festier
14
10
FESTY, (Australian s...
festive
16
14
befitting a festival...
festoon
12
11
to adorn with garlan...
fetched
19
16
FETCH, to go after a...
fetcher
19
15
one who fetches [n -...
fetches
19
15
FETCH, to go after a...
fetials
15
11
FETIAL, a priest of...
fetiche
19
15
a fixation, also FET...
fetider
14
11
FETID, stinking, als...
fetidly
22
14
FETID, stinking, als...
fetlock
19
18
a joint of a horse's...
fetters
14
10
FETTER, to shackle [...
fetting
15
13
FETT, (obsolete) to...
fettled
15
12
FETTLE, to potter fu...
fettler
15
11
a railway maintenanc...
fettles
15
11
FETTLE, to potter fu...
fetuses
14
11
FETUS, the unborn in...
feudary
20
14
a holder of land by...
feuding
15
15
the act of feuding [...
feudist
15
12
a writer on feuds; a...
feutred
14
12
FEUTRE, to set a spe...
feutres
14
11
FEUTRE, to set a spe...
fevered
15
15
FEVER, to affect wit...
fewmets
18
16
FEWMET, (archaic) th...
fewness
16
14
the state of being f...
fewters
17
13
FEWTER, to set a spe...
feyness
19
13
the state of being f...
fiacres
17
13
FIACRE, (French) a s...
fiancee
15
14
a woman engaged to b...
fiances
16
14
FIANCE, a man engage...
fiaschi
20
15
FIASCO, a wine bottl...
fiascos
17
13
FIASCO, a wine bottl...
fiating
15
13
FIAT, to sanction [v...
fiaunts
14
12
FIAUNT, (Spenser) a...
fibbers
19
16
FIBBER, one who fibs...
fibbery
25
18
the habit of fibbing...
fibbing
20
19
FIB, to tell a trivi...
fibered
16
14
having fibre, also F...
fibrate
16
13
any of a group of ch...
fibrils
19
14
FIBRIL, a small fibr...
fibrins
17
14
FIBRIN, an insoluble...
fibroid
17
14
a benign tumor, also...
fibroin
16
14
an insoluble protein...
fibroma
17
16
a benign tumor, also...
fibrose
16
13
to form fibrous tiss...
fibrous
17
14
containing, or consi...
fibster
17
13
one who tells fibs [...
fibulae
17
15
FIBULA, a bone in th...
fibular
18
15
pertaining to the fi...
fibulas
18
15
FIBULA, a bone in th...
ficains
17
14
FICAIN, a cysteine p...
fickled
20
19
FICKLE, to perplex [...
fickler
20
18
FICKLE, not loyal [a...
fickles
20
18
FICKLE, to perplex [...
fictile
19
14
capable of being mou...
fiction
17
14
an invented or false...
fictive
20
17
feigned; counterfeit...
fictors
18
13
FICTOR, a person who...
ficuses
18
14
FICUS, a genus of pl...
fiddled
16
14
FIDDLE, to play a vi...
fiddler
16
13
one who plays on a f...
fiddles
16
13
FIDDLE, to play a vi...
fiddley
22
15
an iron framework ar...
fideism
16
14
the doctrine that re...
fideist
15
11
a believer in fideis...
fidgets
16
13
FIDGET, to move abou...
fidgety
22
15
restless, uneasy [ad...
fidging
17
16
FIDGE, to fidget [v]
fidibus
18
15
a paper spill for li...
fiefdom
17
17
a piece of land held...
fielded
15
13
FIELD, to play as a...
fielder
15
12
one who catches or p...
fiercer
17
13
FIERCE, violently ho...
fierier
14
10
FIERY, intensely hot...
fierily
22
13
FIERY, intensely hot...
fiestas
14
10
FIESTA, (Spanish) in...
fifteen
15
14
a number, five and t...
fifthly
27
18
in the fifth place [...
fifties
17
13
FIFTY, a number [n]
figgery
23
16
dressy ornamentation...
figging
18
17
FIG, to dress up [v]
fighter
18
14
one that fights [n -...
figjams
19
24
FIGJAM, (Australian...
figment
16
16
fabrication or inven...
figtree
15
12
a tree that bears fi...
figural
17
14
represented by a fig...
figured
16
14
FIGURE, to compute [...
figurer
16
13
one who figures [n -...
figures
16
13
FIGURE, to compute [...
figwort
19
15
a plant of the snapd...
fikiest
16
14
FIKY, fidgeting and...
filabeg
18
16
(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
filacer
18
14
an officer who filed...
filaree
14
11
(Spanish) a Californ...
filaria
15
11
a parasitic worm, al...
filasse
15
11
vegetable fibre prep...
filazer
18
20
an officer who filed...
filberd
18
15
a hazel nut, also FI...
filbert
18
14
a hazel nut, also FI...
filched
21
17
FILCH, to pilfer [v]
filcher
21
16
someone who filches...
filches
21
16
FILCH, to pilfer [v]
filemot
16
14
a dull brown colour,...
fileted
15
12
FILET, to cut bonele...
filfots
18
14
FILFOT, a swastika,...
filiate
15
11
to bring into close...
filibeg
19
16
(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
filings
17
14
FILING, a particle r...
fillers
17
12
FILLER, one that fil...
fillets
17
12
FILLET, to cut bonel...
fillies
17
12
FILLY, a female hors...
filling
18
15
anything used to fil...
fillips
20
15
FILLIP, to strike sh...
filmdom
18
18
the motion-picture i...
filmers
17
14
FILMER, one who film...
filmier
17
14
FILMY, thin, delicat...
filmily
25
17
FILMY, thin, delicat...
filming
18
17
FILM, to make a moti...
filmish
20
16
in a style associate...
filmset
17
14
to set by a process...
filters
16
11
FILTER, to purify a...
fimbles
19
17
FIMBLE, the male pla...
fimbria
18
16
a fringing filament...
finable
16
15
subject to the payme...
finagle
15
14
to obtain by tricker...
finales
14
12
FINALE, a terminatio...
finalis
15
12
a type of tone in me...
finally
22
15
FINAL, last in seque...
finance
15
15
to supply the money...
finback
20
21
a type of whale char...
finched
19
17
striped or spotted o...
finches
19
16
FINCH, a small bird...
finders
14
12
FINDER, one that fin...
finding
15
15
something that is fo...
findram
15
15
a kind of smoked had...
fineers
13
11
FINEER, to get goods...
fineish
16
13
somewhat fine [adj]
finesse
13
11
to use cunning strat...
finests
14
11
FINEST, the worthies...
finfish
19
16
a finback whale, als...
finfoot
15
14
a South American bir...
fingans
14
14
FINGAN, the handlele...
fingers
15
13
FINGER, to touch wit...
finials
15
12
FINIAL, a decorating...
finical
18
15
particular about uni...
finicky
25
20
difficult to please,...
finikin
15
16
particular about uni...
finings
15
14
FINING, the process...
finises
14
11
FINIS, (Latin) the e...
finites
14
11
FINITE, a verb limit...
finjans
15
21
FINJAN, the handlele...
finking
16
18
FINK, to inform to t...
finless
15
12
without fins [adj]
finlike
16
16
like a fin [adj]
finlits
16
12
FINLIT, (colloquial)...
finmark
16
18
the monetary unit of...
finnack
17
19
a young seatrout, al...
finnacs
16
15
FINNAC, a young seat...
finnans
12
13
FINNAN, (Scots) hadd...
finners
13
12
FINNER, a finback wh...
finnier
13
12
FINNY, having fins [...
finning
14
15
FIN, to equip with p...
finnock
17
19
a young seatrout, al...
finnsko
14
16
a reindeer-skin boot...
fiorins
14
11
FIORIN, a species of...
fipples
20
17
FIPPLE, a plug at th...
firearm
15
13
a weapon e.g. a gun...
firebox
22
20
a chamber in which f...
firebug
18
16
an arsonist [n -S]
firedog
15
13
a metal support for...
firefly
24
16
any of various noctu...
firelit
16
11
lit by firelight [ad...
fireman
14
14
a man employed to ex...
firemen
14
14
FIREMAN, a man emplo...
firepan
15
14
a metal vessel for h...
firepit
17
13
a depression dug in...
firepot
16
13
a pot with burning c...
firings
16
13
FIRING, the process...
firking
17
17
FIRK, (Shakespeare)...
firkins
16
15
FIRKIN, a small cask...
firlots
16
11
FIRLOT, an old measu...
firmans
15
14
FIRMAN, an Oriental...
firmers
16
13
FIRMER, a carpenter'...
firmest
16
13
FIRM, unyielding to...
firming
17
16
FIRM, to make firm [...
firrier
15
10
FIRRY, abounding in...
firring
16
13
wooden strips attach...
firstly
23
13
FIRST, preceding all...
firwood
17
14
the wood of the fir...
fiscals
19
14
FISCAL, a treasurer;...
fisgigs
18
14
FISGIG, a giddy girl...
fishers
17
12
FISHER, one who catc...
fishery
23
14
a place for catching...
fisheye
22
14
a suspicious stare [...
fishful
21
17
containing many fish...
fishgig
20
16
a kind of harpoon, a...
fishier
17
12
FISHY, consisting of...
fishify
26
17
to turn into fish [v...
fishily
25
15
FISHY, consisting of...
fishing
18
15
the sport of catchin...
fishnet
16
13
a net for catching f...
fishway
26
17
a device for enablin...
fisking
17
17
FISK, to frisk, gad...
fissate
14
10
deeply split [adj]
fissile
16
11
capable of being spl...
fission
14
11
to split into parts...
fissive
17
14
pertaining to nuclea...
fissled
16
12
FISSLE, (Scots) to r...
fissles
16
11
FISSLE, (Scots) to r...
fissure
15
11
to split, cleave [v...
fistful
19
15
as much as a fist wi...
fistier
15
10
FISTY, like a fist [...
fisting
16
13
a homosexual erotic...
fistula
16
12
a duct formed by the...
fitchee
19
15
in heraldry, coming...
fitches
20
15
FITCH, a polecat, al...
fitchet
20
15
a polecat, also FITC...
fitchew
23
18
a polecat, also FITC...
fitlier
16
11
FITLY, in a fit mann...
fitment
15
14
equipment [n -S]
fitness
14
11
the state of being f...
fitters
15
10
FITTER, one that fit...
fittest
15
10
FIT, in a good healt...
fitting
16
13
suitable [adj FITTIN...
fivepin
18
18
used for playing fiv...
fixable
23
21
able to be fixed [ad...
fixated
20
18
FIXATE, to make stab...
fixates
20
17
FIXATE, to make stab...
fixatif
23
20
a substance for pres...
fixedly
28
21
FIXED [adv]
fixings
22
20
FIXING, the act or p...
fixture
21
18
a permanent part of...
fixures
21
18
FIXURE, (Shakespeare...
fizgigs
21
23
FIZGIG, a police inf...
fizzens
20
29
FIZZEN, (Scots) phys...
fizzers
21
28
FIZZER, (Australian...
fizzgig
24
32
a police informer, a...
fizzier
21
28
FIZZY, fizzing [adj]
fizzily
29
31
FIZZY [adv]
fizzing
22
31
the sound of somethi...
fizzled
22
30
FIZZLE, to come to n...
fizzles
22
29
FIZZLE, to come to n...
fjordic
20
23
of or like a fjord [...
flaccid
22
18
limp [adj FLACCIDER,...
flacked
19
19
FLACK, to work as a...
flacker
19
18
(Scots) to flutter,...
flacket
19
18
to flap, flutter [v...
flacons
17
15
FLACON, (French) a s...
flaffed
19
18
FLAFF, (Scots) to fl...
flaffer
19
17
(Scots) to flutter,...
flagged
17
16
FLAG, to mark with a...
flagger
17
15
a person who carries...
flagman
16
17
a man who carries a...
flagmen
16
17
FLAGMAN, a man who c...
flagons
15
14
FLAGON, a large vess...
flailed
16
13
FLAIL, to thresh abo...
flakers
16
15
FLAKER, someone or s...
flakier
16
15
FLAKEY, in flakes; c...
flakies
16
15
FLAKY, a fit of temp...
flakily
24
18
FLAKY, tending to fo...
flaking
17
18
FLAKE, to peel off i...
flambee
17
17
to douse with liqueu...
flambes
18
17
FLAMBE, to douse (e....
flamens
15
15
FLAMEN, a priest of...
flamers
16
14
FLAMER, a person who...
flamfew
21
20
a fantastic trifle [...
flamier
16
14
FLAMY, flaming [adj]
flaming
17
17
FLAME, to burn brigh...
flammed
17
18
FLAM, to deceive [v]
flaneur
14
13
(French) an idle man...
flanged
15
15
FLANGE, to provide w...
flanger
15
14
a vertical scraper f...
flanges
15
14
FLANGE, to provide w...
flaning
15
15
FLANE, to walk idly,...
flanked
15
17
FLANK, to be situate...
flanken
14
17
beef cut from the si...
flanker
15
16
to use flank defence...
flannel
14
14
to cover with a soft...
flannen
12
14
(dialect) flannel [n...
flannie
13
13
(Aust) a shirt made...
flapped
19
18
FLAP, to move, as of...
flapper
19
17
a flighty young woma...
flareup
17
15
a sudden outbreak [n...
flarier
15
11
FLARY, tending to fl...
flaring
16
14
FLARE, to display gl...
flasers
15
11
FLASER, a streaky ap...
flashed
17
14
FLASH, to shine brie...
flasher
17
13
something or someone...
flashes
17
13
FLASH, to shine brie...
flasket
16
15
(historical) a long,...
flatbed
17
15
a lorry with a flat...
flatcap
20
17
a low-crowned hat wo...
flatcar
18
14
a railway car withou...
flatlet
16
12
a type of apartment...
flatted
15
12
FLAT, to make flat [...
flatten
14
12
to make or become fl...
flatter
15
11
to praise excessivel...
flattie
15
11
a light flat shoe, a...
flattop
17
14
an aircraft carrier...
flaught
19
16
to cut, pare [v -ED,...
flaunch
20
18
to widen into a flar...
flaunes
14
13
FLAUNE, (archaic) a...
flaunts
15
13
FLAUNT, to exhibit i...
flaunty
21
15
showy [adj FLAUNTIER...
flautas
15
12
FLAUTA, a tortilla r...
flavine
16
16
a yellow dye made fr...
flavins
17
16
FLAVIN, a yellow dye...
flavone
15
16
a pigment derived fr...
flavors
17
15
FLAVOR, to impart a...
flavory
23
17
full of flavor, also...
flavour
17
16
to impart a special...
flawier
18
14
FLAWY, full of flaws...
flawing
19
17
FLAW, to make defect...
flaxier
21
18
FLAXY, like flax; of...
flayers
21
13
FLAYER, one who flay...
flaying
22
16
FLAY, to strip off s...
fleabag
17
16
an inferior hotel [n...
fleadhs
17
14
FLEADH, (Irish) a fe...
fleapit
17
14
a run-down movie the...
fleches
20
16
FLECHE, (French) a s...
flecked
19
19
FLECK, to mark with...
flecker
19
18
to mark with spots [...
fledged
16
15
FLEDGE, to furnish w...
fledges
16
14
FLEDGE, to furnish w...
fleeced
17
15
FLEECE, to remove th...
fleecer
17
14
a machine that fleec...
fleeces
17
14
FLEECE, to remove th...
fleecie
17
14
(New Zealand) someon...
fleeing
15
14
FLEE, to run away [v...
fleered
14
12
FLEER, to deride by...
fleerer
14
11
someone who fleers [...
fleeted
14
12
FLEET, to move swift...
fleeter
14
11
FLEET, swift, also F...
fleetly
22
14
FLEET, swift, also F...
flegged
17
16
FLEG, (Scots) to fri...
flehmen
17
17
of a mammal, to grim...
fleming
17
17
FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flemish
19
16
to coil a rope in a...
flensed
14
13
FLENSE, to strip the...
flenser
14
12
one that flenses, al...
flenses
14
12
FLENSE, to strip the...
fleshed
17
14
FLESH, to scrape sof...
flesher
17
13
an instrument for sc...
fleshes
17
13
FLESH, to scrape sof...
fleshly
25
16
pertaining to the bo...
fletton
14
12
a type of brick made...
fleuret
15
12
(French) an ornament...
fleuron
14
13
(French) a decorativ...
flexile
22
19
flexible [adj]
flexing
22
21
FLEX, to bend [v]
flexion
20
19
the act of bending,...
flexors
21
18
FLEXOR, a muscle tha...
flexure
21
19
the act of bending [...
fleying
22
16
FLEY, (Scots) to fri...
flicked
20
19
FLICK, to strike lig...
flicker
20
18
to burn unsteadily,...
flights
20
15
FLIGHT, to migrate i...
flighty
26
17
fickle [adj FLIGHTIE...
flimped
19
18
FLIMP, to rob while...
flinder
15
13
to break to pieces [...
flinger
16
14
one who flings; one...
flinted
15
13
FLINT, to provide wi...
flipped
20
18
FLIP, to spin in the...
flipper
20
17
a flat limb for swim...
flirted
16
12
FLIRT, to engage in...
flirter
16
11
someone who flirts [...
flisked
17
16
FLISK, to caper abou...
fliting
17
14
FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flitted
16
12
FLIT, to move lightl...
flitter
16
11
to vibrate or move q...
flivver
20
19
a small, cheap, usua...
flixing
23
21
FLIX, to melt, also...
floated
14
12
FLOAT, to rest or mo...
floatel
15
12
a floating hotel, al...
floater
14
11
one who floats or sw...
flobbed
19
18
FLOB, (slang) to spi...
flocced
21
18
FLOC, to aggregate i...
floccus
22
18
the tuft of hair ter...
flocked
19
19
FLOCK, to gather or...
flogged
17
16
FLOG, to beat with a...
flogger
17
15
one who flogs [n -S]
flokati
16
15
a handwoven Greek ru...
flooded
14
13
FLOOD, to inundate [...
flooder
14
12
one who floods anyth...
floored
14
12
FLOOR, to supply wit...
floorer
14
11
a knockdown blow; a...
floosie
14
11
a prostitute, also F...
floozie
17
20
a prostitute, also F...
flopped
19
18
FLOP, to drop heavil...
flopper
19
17
something or someone...
florals
16
12
FLORAL, a design fea...
floreat
14
11
(Latin) may it flour...
florets
15
11
FLORET, a small flow...
florier
15
11
FLORY, having fleur-...
florins
15
12
FLORIN, an obsolete...
florist
16
11
a grower or seller o...
floruit
16
12
(Latin) the period d...
florula
16
13
a fossil flower, als...
florule
16
13
a fossil flower, als...
floshes
17
13
FLOSH, any loose dow...
flossed
15
12
FLOSS, to clean betw...
flosser
15
11
one who flosses [n -...
flosses
15
11
FLOSS, to clean betw...
flossie
15
11
a prostitute, also F...
flotage
15
13
the act of floating,...
flotant
14
12
in heraldry, represe...
flotels
16
12
FLOTEL, a platform o...
floting
16
14
FLOTE, to skim e.g....
flotsam
16
14
goods lost by shipwr...
flounce
17
16
to move with an impa...
flouncy
24
18
flouncing [adj FLOUN...
floured
15
13
FLOUR, to cover with...
floused
15
13
FLOUSE, to splash, a...
flouses
15
12
FLOUSE, to splash, a...
flouted
15
13
FLOUT, to treat with...
flouter
15
12
one who flouts; a mo...
flowage
18
16
an overflowing with...
flowers
18
14
FLOWER, to blossom o...
flowery
24
16
abounding in flowers...
flowing
19
17
FLOW, to move steadi...
fluates
15
12
FLUATE, (obsolete) a...
flubbed
20
19
FLUB, to bungle, bot...
flubber
20
18
one who flubs, makes...
flubdub
21
20
pretentious nonsense...
fluence
17
16
the quality of being...
fluency
24
18
the quality of being...
fluents
15
13
FLUENT, the variable...
flueric
19
15
pertaining to a bran...
fluffed
20
19
FLUFF, to make fluff...
fluffer
20
18
a person employed on...
flugels
18
15
FLUGEL, a grand pian...
fluidal
17
14
pertaining to a flui...
fluidic
20
16
fluid, relating to f...
fluidly
24
16
FLUID, flowing [adv]
fluiest
16
12
FLUEY, infected with...
flukier
17
16
FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
flukily
25
19
FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
fluking
18
19
FLUKE, to obtain by...
fluming
18
18
FLUME, to convey by...
flummox
24
25
to confuse [v FLUMMO...
flumped
19
19
FLUMP, to fall or mo...
flunked
16
18
FLUNK, to fail in an...
flunker
16
17
something or someone...
flunkey
22
19
a servile follower,...
flunkie
16
17
a servile follower,...
fluoric
19
15
pertaining to, obtai...
fluorid
16
13
a compound of fluori...
fluorin
15
13
a gaseous element, a...
flurred
16
13
FLURR, to scatter [v...
flushed
18
15
FLUSH, to clean by a...
flusher
18
14
someone who flushes...
flushes
18
14
FLUSH, to clean by a...
fluster
16
12
to put into a state...
fluters
16
12
FLUTER, one who play...
flutier
16
12
FLUTY, resembling a...
flutina
15
13
a type of accordion...
fluting
17
15
a series of parallel...
flutist
17
12
one who plays the fl...
flutter
16
12
to move in quick mot...
fluvial
19
17
of or relating to a...
fluxing
23
22
FLUX, to melt, also...
fluxion
21
20
the act of flowing [...
fluxive
24
23
flowing with tears [...
flyable
24
17
suitable for flying...
flyaway
30
18
one that is elusive...
flyback
28
23
the rapid return of...
flybane
22
17
a name for various p...
flybelt
25
17
an area infested wit...
flyblew
28
20
FLYBLOW, to taint wi...
flyblow
28
20
to taint with the eg...
flyboat
23
16
a small fast boat [n...
flybook
24
20
a case like a book u...
flyboys
30
18
FLYBOY, a pilot in t...
flyhand
23
17
a device for transfe...
flyings
23
16
FLYING, the operatio...
flyleaf
24
17
a blank page at the...
flyless
23
14
free of flies (winge...
flyline
22
15
a type of line used...
flyoffs
26
19
FLYOFF, a competitiv...
flyover
23
17
a flight of aircraft...
flypast
24
16
a flight, at low alt...
flyping
25
19
FLYPE, to strip back...
flytier
22
13
a maker of fishing f...
flyting
23
16
a dispute in verse f...
flytrap
24
16
a trap for catching...
flyways
31
18
FLYWAY, an establish...
foaling
15
14
the act of giving bi...
foamers
14
13
FOAMER, something th...
foamier
14
13
FOAMY, covered with...
foamily
22
16
FOAMY, covered with...
foaming
15
16
the act of foaming [...
fobbing
19
19
FOB, to cheat, also...
focally
25
17
FOCAL, pertaining to...
focused
17
15
FOCUS, to bring or a...
focuser
17
14
a device to assist f...
focuses
17
14
FOCUS, to bring or a...
fodders
14
12
FODDER, to feed catt...
foetors
13
10
FOETOR, a stench, al...
fogbows
20
18
FOGBOW, a nebulous a...
fogdogs
16
15
FOGDOG, a nebulous a...
foggage
16
16
(Scots) a grass that...
foggers
16
14
FOGGER, a person who...
foggier
16
14
FOGGY, filled with f...
foggily
24
17
FOGGY, filled with f...
fogging
17
17
the act of obscuring...
foghorn
16
15
a horn sounded in fo...
fogless
16
13
having no fog [adj]
fograms
16
15
FOGRAM, a person wit...
fogydom
22
18
the world of fogies,...
fogyish
24
16
like a fogy, also FO...
fogyism
23
17
an outlook like a fo...
foibles
17
14
FOIBLE, a minor weak...
foiling
16
14
the act of frustrati...
foilist
16
11
one who fences with...
foining
14
14
FOIN, to thrust with...
foisons
13
11
FOISON, (Scots) phys...
foisted
14
11
FOIST, to pass off (...
foister
14
10
one who foists [n -S...
folacin
17
15
a form of vitamin B...
folates
14
11
FOLATE, a form of vi...
folders
15
12
FOLDER, one that fol...
folding
16
15
a fold or pleat; the...
foldout
15
13
a large page, e.g. a...
foldups
18
16
FOLDUP, an object th...
foliage
15
13
the growth of leaves...
foliate
14
11
to number the leaves...
folioed
14
12
FOLIO, to number the...
foliole
15
12
a small structure li...
foliose
14
11
having leaves, also...
folious
15
12
having leaves, also...
foliums
17
15
FOLIUM, a leaf, a th...
folkier
16
15
FOLKY, down to earth...
folkies
16
15
FOLKY, a performer o...
folkish
19
17
characteristic of th...
folkmot
17
18
a general assembly o...
folkway
25
20
a traditional custom...
follied
16
13
FOLLY, to act with f...
follies
16
12
FOLLY, to act with f...
follows
19
15
FOLLOW, to go after...
foments
14
14
FOMENT, to foster or...
fomites
15
13
FOMES, a substance c...
fondant
12
13
(French) a soft swee...
fondest
13
12
FOND, having an affe...
fonding
14
15
FOND, to display aff...
fondled
14
14
FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondler
14
13
one who fondles [n -...
fondles
14
13
FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondued
13
14
FONDU, to cook a dis...
fondues
13
13
FONDUE, to cook a di...
fonning
13
15
FON, to fool, be foo...
fontina
12
12
an Italian cheese [n...
fontlet
14
12
a little font [n -S]
foodery
19
13
a restaurant [n FOOD...
foodful
17
16
able to supply food...
foodies
13
11
FOODIE, an enthusias...
foodism
15
14
avid interest in foo...
foodoir
13
11
a book or blog that...
foolery
20
13
foolish behaviour or...
fooling
15
14
playing the fool [n...
foolish
17
13
lacking good sense o...
footage
13
12
measurement of payme...
footbag
16
15
a small bag filled w...
footbar
15
13
in an aeroplane, a b...
footbed
15
14
the insole in a boot...
footboy
21
15
a page, an attendant...
footers
13
10
FOOTER, to mess arou...
footier
13
10
FOOTY, mean [adj]
footies
13
10
FOOTIE, (slang) foot...
footing
14
13
a foundation [n -S]
footled
14
12
FOOTLE, to potter ab...
footler
14
11
someone who footles...
footles
14
11
FOOTLE, to potter ab...
footman
13
14
a male servant [n FO...
footmen
13
14
FOOTMAN, a male serv...
footpad
15
14
one who robs a pedes...
footras
13
10
FOOTRA, a worthless...
footsal
14
11
a form of associatio...
footsie
13
10
flirtation involving...
footway
22
15
a passage for pedest...
foozled
17
21
FOOZLE, to manage or...
foozler
17
20
one who foozles, foo...
foozles
17
20
FOOZLE, to manage or...
fopling
18
17
a petty fop [n -S]
foppery
24
18
dandyish behaviour [...
fopping
19
19
FOP, to deceive [v]
foppish
21
18
characteristic of a...
foraged
14
13
FORAGE, to search ab...
forager
14
12
one who forages [n -...
forages
14
12
FORAGE, to search ab...
foramen
13
14
a small anatomical o...
forayed
19
13
FORAY, to make a rai...
forayer
19
12
one who makes or joi...
forbade
15
14
FORBID, to command n...
forbare
15
13
FORBEAR, to refrain...
forbear
15
13
to refrain from [v F...
forbids
17
14
FORBID, to command n...
forbode
15
14
to indicate in advan...
forbore
15
13
FORBEAR, to refrain...
forcats
17
13
FORCAT, a convict co...
forceps
19
16
a pair of tongs used...
forcers
17
13
FORCER, one who forc...
forcing
18
16
FORCE, to compel by...
fording
15
14
FORD, to wade across...
fordoes
13
11
FORDO, to destroy, a...
fordone
12
12
FORDO, to destroy, a...
forearm
14
13
to arm in advance [v...
forebay
21
15
a reservoir from whi...
forebye
21
15
close by, also FORBY...
forecar
16
13
a small passenger co...
foredid
14
12
FOREDO, to destroy,...
foregut
15
13
the front part of th...
foreign
14
13
situated outside a p...
forelay
20
13
to wait in ambush [v...
foreleg
15
13
one of the front leg...
forelie
14
11
(Spenser) to lie in...
foreman
13
14
a man who supervises...
foremen
13
14
FOREMAN, a man who s...
forepaw
18
16
the paw of a foreleg...
foreran
12
11
FORERUN, to run in a...
forerun
13
12
to run in advance of...
foresaw
16
13
FORESEE, to see in a...
foresay
19
12
to foretell [v FORES...
foresee
12
10
to see in advance [v...
forests
14
10
FOREST, to convert i...
foretop
15
13
the platform at the...
forever
15
14
an indefinite length...
forexes
19
17
FOREX, (short for) f...
forfair
16
13
(obsolete) to perish...
forfeit
16
13
to lose the right to...
forfend
15
15
(archaic) to protect...
forgave
16
16
FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgers
15
12
FORGER, one that for...
forgery
21
14
the act of fraudulen...
forgets
15
12
FORGET, to fail to r...
forging
16
15
the act of forging,...
forgive
17
16
to pardon [v FORGAVE...
forgoer
14
12
one who forgoes [n -...
forgoes
14
12
FORGO, to refrain fr...
forgone
13
13
FORGO, to refrain fr...
forhent
15
13
to overtake, also FO...
forhoos
15
12
FORHOO, (Scots) to d...
forhows
19
15
FORHOW, to desert or...
forints
14
11
FORINT, a monetary u...
forkers
15
14
FORKER, one who fork...
forkful
19
19
as much as a fork ca...
forkier
15
14
FORKY, resembling a...
forking
16
17
FORK, to work with a...
forlana
13
12
a dance of old Venic...
forlend
14
13
to grant beforehand,...
forlent
14
12
FORELEND, to grant b...
forlese
14
11
to lose, forsake [v...
forlore
14
11
FORLESE, to lose, fo...
forlorn
14
12
forsaken [adj FORLOR...
formals
16
14
FORMAL, a social eve...
formant
14
14
a component of a spe...
formate
14
13
to fly in formation...
formats
15
13
FORMAT, to follow th...
formees
14
13
FORMEE, a kind of he...
formers
15
13
FORMER, someone or s...
formful
19
18
exhibiting good form...
formica
18
16
any of various lamin...
forming
16
16
the process of formi...
formols
16
14
FORMOL, a formic ald...
formula
16
15
a prescribed or set...
formyls
23
16
FORMYL, a radical de...
fornent
12
12
(Scots) right opposi...
forpets
16
13
FORPET, a measure of...
forpine
15
14
to waste away [v FOR...
forpits
17
13
FORPIT, a measure of...
forrads
14
11
FORRAD, a forward [n...
forrays
20
12
FORRAY, (Spenser) to...
forsaid
14
11
FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forsake
14
14
to quit or leave ent...
forsays
20
12
FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forsloe
14
11
to delay, also FORSL...
forslow
18
14
to delay, also FORES...
forsook
14
14
FORSAKE, to quit or...
forties
14
10
FORTY, a number [n]
fortify
23
15
to strengthen agains...
forting
15
13
FORT, to fortify [v]
fortlet
15
11
a little fort [n -S]
fortune
13
12
to endow with wealth...
forward
17
14
to help onward [v -E...
forwarn
16
14
to warn in advance,...
forwent
16
14
FORGO, to refrain fr...
forworn
16
14
worn out, also FOREW...
forzati
17
19
FORZATO, a suddenly...
forzato
16
19
a suddenly emphasise...
fossate
13
10
having a fossa, an a...
fossick
19
17
(Australian slang) t...
fossils
16
11
FOSSIL, the preserve...
fossors
14
10
FOSSOR, (archaic) a...
fossula
15
12
a small depression [...
fosters
14
10
FOSTER, to promote t...
fothers
16
12
FOTHER, to protect a...
foudrie
14
12
the jurisdiction of...
fouette
13
11
(French) a ballet-st...
fougade
14
14
a small mine, in the...
foughty
24
17
(dialect) musty, mou...
foulard
15
13
a soft lightweight p...
foulder
15
13
(Spenser) to thunder...
foulest
15
12
FOUL, offensive to t...
foulies
15
12
FOULIE, (Australian...
fouling
16
15
a deposit or crust [...
foumart
15
14
a polecat, also FOUL...
founded
13
14
FOUND, to establish...
founder
13
13
to become disabled [...
foundry
20
15
a building where met...
fourgon
14
14
(French) a baggage-w...
fourses
14
11
(dialect) a snack ta...
fourths
17
13
FOURTH, one of four...
foussas
14
11
FOUSSA, (Malagasy) a...
fouters
14
11
FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foutras
14
11
FOUTRA, a fig, somet...
foutred
14
12
FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
foutres
14
11
FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
foveate
14
14
pitted, also FOVEATE...
foveola
15
15
a small fovea, also...
foveole
15
15
a small fovea, also...
fowlers
18
14
FOWLER, one that fow...
fowling
19
17
the hunting of birds...
fowlpox
26
24
a virus disease of p...
foxfire
22
20
a glow produced by c...
foxfish
25
22
a large shark [n -ES...
foxhole
22
20
a small battle entre...
foxhunt
22
21
to hunt foxes with h...
foxiest
20
17
FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foxings
21
20
FOXING, the act of a...
foxlike
22
22
resembling a fox in...
foxship
25
22
craftiness [n -S]
foxskin
21
22
the skin of a fox [n...
foxtail
21
18
the tail of a fox [n...
foxtrot
20
17
to dance in a partic...
foyboat
21
15
on Tyneside, a small...
foyling
22
16
FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyning
20
16
FOYNE, to thrust wit...
foziest
17
19
FOZY, lacking in fre...
frabbed
18
17
FRAB, (dialect) to w...
frabbit
19
16
(dialect) peevish [a...
fracked
18
18
FRACK, to engage in...
fracker
18
17
one who engages in f...
fractal
18
14
a complex geometric...
fracted
17
14
FRACT, to break; to...
fractur
18
14
(German) a German st...
fractus
18
14
a ragged cloud [n FR...
fraenum
14
15
a connecting fold of...
fragged
16
15
FRAG, to kill with a...
fragile
16
13
easily broken [adj F...
fragors
15
12
FRAGOR, a crash [n]
frailer
15
11
FRAIL, weak, infirm...
frailly
23
14
FRAIL, weak, infirm...
frailty
22
13
a weakness of charac...
fraised
14
11
FRAISE, to fortify w...
fraises
14
10
FRAISE, to fortify w...
fraktur
16
15
(German) a German st...
framers
15
13
FRAMER, one who fram...
framing
16
16
framework [n -S]
frampal
18
17
(Scott) peevish, int...
franger
14
13
(Australian slang) a...
franion
12
12
(obsolete) a loose w...
franked
14
16
FRANK, to mark mail...
franker
14
15
one that franks [n -...
frankly
22
18
FRANK, free and open...
frankum
16
19
the hardened resin o...
frantic
17
14
wild with anxiety [a...
fraping
17
16
FRAPE, to alter the...
frapped
18
17
FRAP, to draw tight...
frappee
17
16
of drinks like coffe...
frappes
18
16
FRAPPE, an iced drin...
frasses
14
10
FRASS, debris or exc...
fratchy
26
17
quarrelsome [adj FRA...
fraters
14
10
FRATER, a monk, a ho...
fratery
20
12
a convent of friars,...
fraught
18
15
to load with tension...
frawzey
26
24
(dialect) a treat [n...
fraying
21
15
something worn off b...
frazils
19
20
FRAZIL, ice crystals...
frazzle
21
29
to fray [v FRAZZLED,...
freaked
14
15
FREAK, to spot or st...
freckle
19
18
to mark with small b...
freckly
26
20
marked with freckles...
freebee
14
13
something given or r...
freebie
15
13
something given or r...
freedom
14
14
the state of being f...
freegan
13
13
an opponent of consu...
freeing
14
13
FREE, to set at libe...
freeman
13
14
one who is free [n F...
freemen
13
14
FREEMAN, one who is...
freesia
13
10
a scented garden flo...
freeway
22
15
an express highway [...
freezer
16
19
an appliance for fre...
freezes
16
19
FREEZE, to turn into...
freight
18
14
to load with goods f...
fremits
16
13
FREMIT, a stranger,...
frenemy
20
16
a person who pretend...
frennes
12
12
FRENNE, (Spenser) a...
frenula
14
13
FRENULUM, a connecti...
frenums
15
15
FRENUM, a connecting...
frescos
17
13
FRESCO, to paint on...
freshed
16
13
FRESH, to improve th...
freshen
15
13
to improve the condi...
fresher
16
12
a first year college...
freshes
16
12
FRESH, to improve th...
freshet
16
12
a stream of fresh wa...
freshie
16
12
a new immigrant to t...
freshly
24
15
FRESH, new [adv]
fresnel
14
12
a unit of optical fr...
fretful
18
15
inclined to fret [ad...
fretsaw
17
13
a narrow-bladed saw...
fretted
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FRET, to worry [v]
fretter
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10
one who, or that whi...
friable
17
14
easily crumbled [adj...
friande
13
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a (female) epicure [...
friands
14
12
FRIAND, a (male) epi...
friarly
22
13
resembling or charac...
fribble
20
17
to be frivolous, tri...
frichts
21
15
FRICHT, (Scots) to f...
fricots
18
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FRICOT, an Acadian s...
fridged
16
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FRIDGE, to rub or fr...
fridges
16
13
FRIDGE, to rub or fr...
friends
14
12
FRIEND, to enter int...
friezed
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FRIEZE, to put a dec...
friezes
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19
FRIEZE, to put a dec...
frigate
15
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a class of war vesse...
frigged
17
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FRIG, to potter abou...
frigger
17
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a glass ornament [n...
frights
19
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FRIGHT, to make afra...
frigots
16
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FRIGOT, (Spenser) a...
frijole
17
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a bean used as food,...
frilled
17
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FRILL, to provide wi...
friller
17
12
one that frills [n -...
fringed
15
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FRINGE, to provide w...
fringes
15
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FRINGE, to provide w...
fripons
16
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FRIPON, (French) a k...
fripper
19
16
(archaic) one who de...
frippet
19
16
a frivolous or flamb...
frisbee
16
13
a plastic disk sever...
frisees
14
10
FRISEE, (French) a v...
friseur
15
11
a hairdresser [n -S]
friskas
16
14
FRISKA, the fast sec...
frisked
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15
FRISK, to gambol, or...
frisker
16
14
one who frisks; one...
frisket
16
14
a frame used to prot...
frisson
14
11
(French) an emotiona...
fristed
15
11
FRIST, to postpone,...
frisure
15
11
(French) the dressin...
fritfly
25
16
a small fly [n FRITF...
fritted
15
11
FRIT, to fuse cerami...
fritter
15
10
to squander little b...
friture
15
11
a dish of fried food...
fritzed
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FRITZ, (of an applia...
fritzes
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FRITZ [n]
frivols
18
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FRIVOL, to behave pl...
frizado
17
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(Spanish) a fine fri...
frizers
18
19
FRIZER, one that fri...
frizing
19
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FRIZ, to curl hair t...
frizzed
21
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FRIZZ, to curl hair...
frizzer
21
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one that frizzes, al...
frizzes
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FRIZZ, to curl hair...
frizzle
22
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to curl hair tightly...
frizzly
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of hair, tightly cur...
frocked
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FROCK, to invest wit...
frogbit
18
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a kind of water-plan...
frogeye
20
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a plant disease [n -...
frogged
16
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FROG, to hunt for we...
froglet
16
13
a small frog, also F...
frogman
15
16
a person equipped fo...
frogmen
15
16
FROGMAN, a person eq...
froings
15
13
FROING, as in toing...
froises
14
10
FROISE, a thick panc...
frolics
19
14
FROLIC, to play and...
fromage
15
15
cheese [n -S]
fronded
13
13
having a frond [adj]
frontal
14
12
at the front [adj FR...
fronted
13
12
FRONT, to present [v...
fronter
13
11
a three-year-old ani...
frontes
13
11
FRONS, the forehead;...
fronton
12
12
an area used for jai...
froshes
16
12
FROSH, (US) a freshm...
frosted
14
11
a type of milk shake...
frothed
16
13
FROTH, to foam [v]
frother
16
12
one who froths [n -S...
froughy
24
17
of timber, soft and...
frounce
16
15
to wrinkle or frown...
froward
17
14
(archaic) habitually...
frowier
17
13
FROWIE, (Spenser) mu...
frowned
16
15
FROWN, to wrinkle th...
frowner
16
14
one who frowns [n -S...
frowsts
18
13
FROWST, to luxuriate...
frowsty
24
15
fusty, stuffy, also...
fructan
17
15
a type of polymer of...
fructed
18
15
bearing fruit, said...
frugged
17
16
FRUG, to perform a t...
fruicts
19
14
FRUICT, (obsolete) f...
fruited
15
12
FRUIT, to produce an...
fruiter
15
11
one who grows of sel...
frumped
18
18
FRUMP, (obsolete) to...
frumple
19
18
(dialect) to wrinkle...
frushed
17
14
FRUSH, to break or b...
frushes
17
13
FRUSH, to break or b...
frustum
17
15
a cone with its top...
frutify
24
16
(Shakespeare) Launce...
fryable
23
16
able to be fried [ad...
fryings
22
15
FRYING, the process...
frypans
22
16
FRYPAN, a pan for fr...
fubbery
25
19
a deception [n FUBBE...
fubbier
19
17
FUBBY, chubby and sq...
fubbing
20
20
FUB, to cheat, also...
fubsier
17
14
FUBSY, chubby, also...
fuchsia
20
16
a flowering shrub [n...
fuchsin
20
17
a red dye, also FUCH...
fuckers
19
18
FUCKER, a contemptib...
fucking
20
21
sexual intercourse [...
fuckoff
23
24
a time waster or shi...
fuckups
22
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FUCKUP, something in...
fuckwit
23
21
(offensive) a fool,...
fucoids
18
15
FUCOID, a seaweed of...
fucoses
17
14
FUCOSE, a type of su...
fucused
18
16
painted [adj]
fucuses
18
15
FUCUS, any of a genu...
fuddier
15
13
FUDDY, old-fashioned...
fuddies
15
13
FUDDY, an old-fashio...
fuddled
16
15
FUDDLE, to confuse,...
fuddler
16
14
a drunkard [n -S]
fuddles
16
14
FUDDLE, to confuse,...
fudgier
16
14
FUDGY, resembling fu...
fudging
17
17
FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fuehrer
16
13
(German) a leader, a...
fuelers
15
12
FUELER, one who fuel...
fueling
16
15
FUEL, to provide wit...
fuelled
16
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FUEL, to provide wit...
fueller
16
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one who fuels, also...
fuffier
19
17
FUFFY, light and sof...
fuffing
20
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FUFF, to spit like a...
fugally
24
17
FUGAL, being in the...
fugatos
15
13
FUGATO, a fugal comp...
fuggier
17
15
FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fuggily
25
18
FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fugging
18
18
FUG, to make hot, st...
fuglier
17
14
FUGLY, an offensive...
fugling
18
17
FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fuguing
17
17
FUGUE, to compose a...
fuguist
17
14
one who composes fug...
fuhrers
17
13
FUHRER, (German) a l...
fulcrum
21
19
a support for a leve...
fulfill
21
17
to bring about the a...
fulfils
20
16
FULFIL, to bring abo...
fulgent
16
15
shining brightly, al...
fulgors
17
14
FULGOR, splendour, a...
fulgour
17
15
splendour, also FULG...
fulhams
19
17
FULHAM, a loaded die...
fullage
17
15
a charge for fulling...
fullams
18
16
FULLAM, a loaded die...
fullans
16
14
FULLAN, a loaded die...
fullers
17
13
FULLER, to groove wi...
fullery
23
15
a place for fulling...
fullest
17
13
FULL, filled complet...
fulling
18
16
FULL, to shrink and...
fullish
20
15
somewhat full [adj]
fulmars
17
15
FULMAR, an arctic se...
fulmine
16
16
(Spenser) to explode...
fulness
15
13
the state of being f...
fulsome
16
15
cloying [adj FULSOME...
fulvous
18
17
dull yellow, also FU...
fumados
15
15
FUMADO, a salted and...
fumages
16
16
FUMAGE, hearth-tax [...
fumaric
19
17
pertaining to a cert...
fumbled
19
19
FUMBLE, to handle cl...
fumbler
19
18
one who fumbles [n -...
fumbles
19
18
FUMBLE, to handle cl...
fumette
15
14
(French) the scent o...
fumetti
16
14
FUMETTO, (Italian) a...
fumetto
15
14
(Italian) a cartoon...
fumiest
16
14
FUMY, full of fumes,...
fumulus
18
17
a thin cloud [n FUMU...
funckia
18
19
(German) any plant o...
functor
17
15
one that functions [...
funders
14
13
FUNDER, a financial...
fundies
14
13
FUNDY, (German) a me...
funding
15
16
financial backing [n...
funebre
15
15
(French) mournful [a...
funeral
14
13
a ceremony held to h...
funfair
16
15
an amusement park [n...
funfest
16
15
a party for fun [n -...
fungals
16
15
FUNGAL, a fungus [n]
fungoed
14
15
FUNGO, to toss (a ba...
fungoes
14
14
FUNGO, a fly ball hi...
fungoid
15
15
of or like fungus, a...
fungous
15
15
pertaining to a fung...
funicle
18
16
a cordlike anatomica...
funkers
15
16
FUNKER, one who funk...
funkias
15
16
FUNKIA, any plant of...
funkier
15
16
FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funkily
23
19
FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funking
16
19
FUNK, to shrink back...
funnels
14
14
FUNNEL, to pass thro...
funnest
13
13
FUN, providing enjoy...
funnier
13
13
FUNNY, amusing [adj]
funnies
13
13
FUNNY, a comic strip...
funnily
21
16
FUNNY, amusing [adv]
funning
14
16
FUN, to act playfull...
funplex
23
23
a building with faci...
funster
14
12
a prankster; a perso...
furanes
13
12
FURANE, a chemical u...
furball
19
16
a ball of fur regurg...
furbish
20
16
to rub or scour to b...
furcate
17
14
forked [adj FURCATEL...
furcula
19
16
the jointed clavicle...
fureurs
15
12
FUREUR, (French) an...
furfair
17
14
dandruff, also FURFU...
furfurs
18
15
FURFUR, dandruff, al...
furioso
14
11
a mad person [n -S]
furious
15
12
extremely angry [adj...
furkids
17
16
FURKID, an animal ke...
furlana
14
13
a dance of old Venic...
furlers
16
12
FURLER, one that fur...
furless
16
12
without fur [adj]
furling
17
15
FURL, to roll up [v]
furlong
16
15
one eighth of a mile...
furmety
22
16
a wheat dish boiled...
furmity
23
16
a wheat dish boiled...
furnace
16
15
to subject to heat [...
furnish
17
14
to equip [v -ED, -IN...
furoles
15
12
FUROLE, a liquid obt...
furores
14
11
FURORE, (Italian) an...
furrier
15
11
one who deals in fur...
furries
15
11
FURRY, a Cornish dan...
furrily
23
14
FURRY, covered in fu...
furring
16
14
wooden strips attach...
furrows
18
14
FURROW, to make narr...
furrowy
24
16
marked by furrows [a...
further
17
13
to help forward [v -...
furtive
17
15
stolen; obtained or...
furzier
18
20
FURZY, abounding in...
fusains
14
12
FUSAIN, a fine charc...
fusaria
14
11
FUSARIUM, a type of...
fusarol
15
12
a semi-circular moul...
fusball
19
16
(US) table football,...
fuscous
18
15
dusky brown, also FU...
fushion
16
14
(Scots) physical ene...
fusible
18
15
capable of being fus...
fusibly
25
17
FUSIBLE, capable of...
fusidic
19
15
as in fusidic acid [...
fusilli
18
13
(Italian) pasta in t...
fusions
14
12
FUSION, (Scots) phys...
fuskers
16
15
FUSKER, a piece of s...
fusking
17
18
FUSK, to obtain data...
fussers
15
11
FUSSER, one that fus...
fussier
15
11
FUSSY, overly concer...
fussily
23
14
FUSSY, overly concer...
fussing
16
14
FUSS, to be overly c...
fusspot
17
14
a fussy person [n -S...
fustets
15
11
FUSTET, the wood of...
fustian
14
12
a coarse, sturdy clo...
fustics
19
14
FUSTIC, the wood of...
fustier
15
11
FUSTY, old-fashioned...
fustily
23
14
FUSTY, old-fashioned...
fusting
16
14
FUST, to smell mould...
fustocs
18
14
FUSTOC, the wood of...
futchel
21
17
a support in a carri...
futharc
20
16
the runic alphabet,...
futhark
18
17
the runic alphabet,...
futhorc
20
16
the runic alphabet,...
futhork
18
17
the runic alphabet,...
futiler
16
12
FUTILE, ineffective...
futsals
16
12
FUTSAL, a form of as...
futtock
19
18
one of the curved ti...
futural
16
13
of the future [adj]
futures
15
12
FUTURE, the time yet...
futzing
19
23
FUTZ, to spend time...
fuzzbox
29
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an electronic device...
fuzzier
21
29
FUZZY, covered with...
fuzzily
29
32
FUZZY, covered with...
fuzzing
22
32
FUZZ, to become fuzz...
fuzzled
22
31
FUZZLE, (dialect) to...
fuzzles
22
30
FUZZLE, (dialect) to...
fylfots
24
16
FYLFOT, a form of cr...
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