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fabbiest
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FABBY, excellent, ma...
fabliaux
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FABLIAU, one of the...
fablings
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FABLING, the telling...
fabrique
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a parish group that...
fabulate
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to compose fables [v...
fabulise
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to write fables, als...
fabulism
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the placing of fanta...
fabulist
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one who invents fabl...
fabulize
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to write fables, als...
fabulous
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amazing, excellent [...
faburden
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(obsolete) a type of...
faceable
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able to be faced [ad...
facebars
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FACEBAR, a wrestling...
facebook
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to look for someone'...
facedown
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the act of confronti...
faceless
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lacking personal dis...
facelift
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to perform plastic s...
facemail
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electronic mail deli...
facemask
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a device to shield t...
faceoffs
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FACEOFF, the action...
facetely
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FACETE, (archaic) fa...
facetiae
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14
witty sayings or wri...
facetime
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to communicate with...
faceting
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the act of cutting i...
facetted
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FACET, to cut small...
facially
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pertaining to the fa...
faciends
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FACIEND, a number to...
facilely
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FACILE, (French) eas...
facility
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ease in performance...
faconnes
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FACONNE, (French) a...
factices
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FACTICE, vulcanized...
factions
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FACTION, a clique wi...
factious
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inclined to form fac...
factises
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FACTIS, (Latin) vulc...
factoids
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FACTOID, a statement...
factored
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FACTOR, to express a...
factotum
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a person employed to...
factures
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FACTURE, the quality...
fadaises
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FADAISE, (French) an...
faddiest
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FADDY, inclined to t...
faddisms
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FADDISM, the taking...
faddists
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FADDIST, a faddish p...
faddling
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17
FADDLE, to trifle; t...
fadeaway
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17
a type of pitch in b...
fadeless
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13
not fading [adj FADE...
fadeouts
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FADEOUT, a gradual d...
faffiest
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FAFFY, awkward and t...
faggiest
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FAGGY, having the ch...
faggings
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FAGGING, the practic...
faggoted
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FAGGOT, to bind toge...
faggotry
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male homosexuality [...
fagoters
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FAGOTER, one who doe...
fagoting
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a kind of embroidery...
fagottos
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FAGOTTO, (Italian) a...
fahlband
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(German) in crystall...
fahlores
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FAHLORE, (German) an...
faiences
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FAIENCE, a type of g...
failings
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FAILING, a weakness...
failover
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a procedure by which...
failures
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FAILURE, the act of...
faineant
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a lazy person [n -S]
fainites
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a plea for a truce [...
fainness
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eagerness [n -ES]
fainters
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FAINTER, one who fai...
faintest
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FAINT, lacking stren...
faintier
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FAINTY, somewhat fai...
fainting
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in a fainting state...
faintish
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somewhat faint, also...
fairgoer
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one who attends a fa...
fairiest
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FAIRY, of or like a...
fairings
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FAIRING, a complimen...
fairlead
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a ring through which...
fairness
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the quality of being...
fairways
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FAIRWAY, the mown pa...
fairydom
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the world of fairies...
fairyism
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the quality of being...
faithers
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13
FAITHER, (Scots) fat...
faithful
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loyal [adj FAITHFULL...
faithing
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the act of believing...
faitours
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FAITOUR, an imposter...
fakement
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a sham, a dodge [n -...
fakeries
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FAKERY, the practice...
fakirism
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religious asceticism...
falafels
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FALAFEL, a fried pat...
falbalas
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FALBALA, a trimming...
falcades
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FALCADE, a leaping m...
falcated
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curved and tapering...
falchion
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a curved short sword...
falconer
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one that hunts with...
falconet
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16
one of the smaller c...
falconry
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the sport of hunting...
falculae
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FALCULA, a claw bent...
falculas
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FALCULA, a claw bent...
faldages
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FALDAGE, (historical...
falderal
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to sing meaningless...
falderol
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nonsense; a meaningl...
faldetta
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(Italian) a Maltese...
fallaway
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a shot in basketball...
fallback
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a retreat, a conting...
fallfish
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a freshwater fish of...
fallible
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capable of erring [a...
fallibly
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FALLIBLE, capable of...
fallings
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FALLING, the act of...
falloffs
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FALLOFF, a decline i...
fallouts
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FALLOUT, radioactive...
fallowed
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FALLOW, to plough an...
fallower
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FALLOW, brownish-yel...
falsetto
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an artificially high...
falsisms
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FALSISM, something w...
faltboat
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a collapsible boat o...
faltered
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FALTER, to hesitate...
falterer
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one who falters [n -...
fameless
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not famous [adj]
familial
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characteristic of a...
familiar
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well-known [adj FAMI...
families
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FAMILY, a group of p...
familism
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the tendency of a fa...
familist
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relating to familism...
familles
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FAMILLE, (French) a...
famished
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FAMISH, to suffer ex...
famishes
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FAMISH, to suffer ex...
famoused
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FAMOUS, (archaic) to...
famouses
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FAMOUS, (archaic) to...
famously
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FAMOUS, renowned [ad...
fanatics
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FANATIC, a zealot [n...
fanbases
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FANBASE, the body of...
fanciers
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FANCIER, one that ha...
fanciest
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FANCY, ornamental [a...
fanciful
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indulging in fancies...
fancying
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FANCY, to take a lik...
fandango
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(Spanish) a lively S...
fanegada
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a Spanish unit of ar...
fanfared
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FANFARE, to herald w...
fanfares
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FANFARE, to herald w...
fanfaron
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(Spanish) an empty b...
fanfolds
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FANFOLD, to fold pap...
fangirls
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FANGIRL, a female wh...
fangless
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without fangs [adj]
fanglike
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like a fang [adj]
fangling
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FANGLE, to decorate...
fankling
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FANKLE, (Scots) to e...
fanlight
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a half-circle window...
fannells
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FANNELL, a strip of...
fannings
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material strained fr...
fannying
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FANNY, as in to fann...
fansites
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FANSITE, a website d...
fantails
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FANTAIL, a fan-shape...
fantasia
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a free-form musical...
fantasie
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a free-form musical...
fantasms
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FANTASM, a creation...
fantasts
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FANTAST, an impracti...
fanteegs
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FANTEEG, (slang) anx...
fantigue
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anxiety, also FANTEE...
fantoosh
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(Scots) fashionable,...
fanworts
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FANWORT, an aquatic...
fanzines
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FANZINE, a magazine...
faradaic
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pertaining to a type...
faradays
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FARADAY, a unit used...
faradise
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to treat by faradism...
faradism
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the use of faradic c...
faradize
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to treat by faradism...
faraways
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FARAWAY, the distanc...
farceurs
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FARCEUR, a performer...
farceuse
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(French) a (female)...
farcical
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absurd [adj FARCICAL...
farcings
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FARCING, in cookery,...
fardages
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FARDAGE, a bottom la...
fardings
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FARDING, a farthing...
farewell
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to say goodbye [v -E...
farfalle
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pasta in the shape o...
farinhas
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FARINHA, a fine flou...
farinose
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resembling or yieldi...
farmable
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able to be farmed [a...
farmhand
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a farm laborer [n -S...
farmings
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FARMING, the busines...
farmland
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cultivated land [n -...
farmwife
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the wife of a farmer...
farmwork
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the labor done on a...
farmyard
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an area surrounding...
farnesol
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an alcohol found in...
farolito
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a candle in a paper...
farouche
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shy or ill at ease [...
farragos
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FARRAGO, a confused...
farriers
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FARRIER, one who sho...
farriery
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the trade of a farri...
farrowed
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FARROW, to give birt...
farrucas
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FARRUCA, (Spanish) a...
farsides
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FARSIDE, the farther...
farthels
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FARTHEL, (Scots) the...
farthest
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to the greatest dist...
farthing
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a former British coi...
fartleks
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FARTLEK, (Swedish) a...
fasciate
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exhibiting a flatten...
fascicle
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a bundle; a division...
fascines
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FASCINE, a long fagg...
fasciola
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15
a band of colour, al...
fasciole
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15
a band of colour, al...
fascismi
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FASCISMO, an oppress...
fascismo
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an oppressive form o...
fascisms
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FASCISM, an oppressi...
fascista
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a supporter of fasci...
fascisti
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FASCISTA, a supporte...
fascists
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FASCIST, a supporter...
fascitis
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inflammation of a co...
fashions
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FASHION, to give a p...
fashiony
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fashionable [adj]
fashious
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14
troublesome [adj]
fastback
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a type of automobile...
fastball
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a type of pitch in b...
fastened
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FASTEN, to secure [v...
fastener
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something that faste...
fastings
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FASTING, abstaining...
fastness
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12
the quality of being...
fastuous
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13
(archaic) haughty, a...
fatalism
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the doctrine that al...
fatalist
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12
a believer in fatali...
fatality
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a person who has bee...
fatbacks
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FATBACK, a dried str...
fatbirds
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FATBIRD, a wading bi...
fatheads
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FATHEAD, a dolt [n]
fathered
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FATHER, to be the ma...
fatherly
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like a father [adj]
fathomed
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FATHOM, to ascertain...
fathomer
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one who fathoms [n -...
fatigate
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to weary, also FATIG...
fatigued
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FATIGUE, to weary, a...
fatigues
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FATIGUE, to weary, a...
fatlings
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FATLING, a young ani...
fatstock
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livestock that is fa...
fattened
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FATTEN, to make fat...
fattener
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one that fattens [n...
fattiest
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FATTY, greasy or oil...
fattisms
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FATTISM, discriminat...
fattists
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FATTIST, someone who...
fattrels
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12
ends of ribbon [n]
fatwahed
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FATWAH, to threaten...
fatwaing
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FATWA, to threaten d...
fatwoods
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FATWOOD, wood used f...
faubourg
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(French) a suburb ju...
faucetry
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an array of faucets...
fauchion
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a curved short sword...
fauchons
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FAUCHON, a curved sh...
faultful
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(Shakespeare) full o...
faultier
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FAULTY, imperfect [a...
faultily
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FAULTY, imperfect [a...
faulting
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FAULT, to criticize...
faunally
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FAUNAL, relating to...
faunists
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FAUNIST, one who des...
faunlike
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like a faun [adj]
faunulae
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FAUNULA, the fauna o...
faunules
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15
FAUNULE, the fauna o...
faustian
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13
in the manner of Fau...
fauteuil
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14
(French) an enclosed...
fauvette
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(French) a small sin...
fauvisms
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FAUVISM, a school of...
fauvists
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FAUVIST, a member of...
favellas
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FAVELLA, a slum area...
favicons
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FAVICON, a 16x16 pix...
favonian
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of or relating to th...
favorers
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FAVORER, one that fa...
favoring
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FAVOR, to regard wit...
favorite
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15
(US) favourite, a pe...
favoured
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FAVOUR, to regard wi...
favourer
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one that favors, als...
favriles
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FAVRILE, a type of i...
fawniest
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FAWNY, yellowish-bro...
fawnings
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FAWNING, the act of...
fawnlike
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like a young deer [a...
fayalite
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a silicate of iron f...
fayences
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FAYENCE, a type of g...
fazendas
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FAZENDA, a Brazilian...
feaguing
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FEAGUE, (obsolete) t...
fealties
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FEALTY, the vassal's...
fearless
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without fear [adj FE...
fearsome
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causing fear [adj FE...
feasance
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15
the performance of a...
feasible
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15
capable of being don...
feasibly
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17
FEASIBLE, capable of...
feasters
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11
FEASTER, one who fea...
feastful
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16
(archaic) festive; j...
feasting
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the act of feasting...
feateous
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12
shapely, also FEATOU...
feathers
17
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FEATHER, to cover wi...
feathery
23
15
resembling feathers...
featlier
16
12
FEATLY, (Shakespeare...
featuous
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shapely, also FEATOU...
featured
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FEATURE, to present...
features
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12
FEATURE, to present...
feblesse
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15
(Spenser) feebleness...
febrific
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20
causing or having fe...
fechters
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16
FECHTER, (Scots) a f...
fechting
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19
FECHT, (Scots) to fi...
feckless
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19
worthless [adj FECKL...
feculent
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17
full of filth or was...
fedaries
15
12
FEDARIE, (Shakespear...
fedayeen
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15
FEDAYEE, an Arab com...
fedelini
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14
(Italian) pasta made...
federacy
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17
confederacy [n FEDER...
federals
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FEDERAL, a supporter...
federary
21
14
(Shakespeare) a conf...
federate
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to unite in an allia...
fedexing
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FEDEX, to send by Fe...
feeblest
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FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feebling
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18
FEEBLE, to make weak...
feeblish
21
17
somewhat feeble [adj...
feedable
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16
able to be fed [adj]
feedback
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a return of ideas fo...
feedbags
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17
FEEDBAG, a nosebag f...
feedhole
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one of a series of h...
feedings
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15
FEEDING, a calculate...
feedlots
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FEEDLOT, a plot of l...
feedpipe
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a pipe through which...
feedyard
21
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a place where cattle...
feelgood
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15
causing a feeling of...
feelings
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15
FEELING, the sense o...
feerings
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FEERING, a first gui...
feetless
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without feet [adj]
fegaries
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FEGARY, a whim, also...
feigners
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FEIGNER, one who fei...
feigning
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the act of feigning...
feijoada
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a Brazilian dish of...
feintest
15
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FEINT, ruled with fa...
feinting
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FEINT, to make a pre...
feiriest
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11
FEIRIE, (Scots) nimb...
feistier
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11
FEISTY, spirited [ad...
feistily
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FEISTY, spirited [ad...
felafels
19
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FELAFEL, a fried pat...
felching
23
20
FELCH, to lick or su...
feldgrau
18
16
the grey colour of G...
feldsher
19
15
a medical worker in...
feldspar
19
16
a common rock-formin...
felicias
20
15
FELICIA, any member...
felicity
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happiness [n FELICIT...
felinely
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FELINE, related to t...
felinity
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the quality of being...
fellable
20
17
capable of being fel...
fellahin
19
16
FELLAH, a peasant of...
fellated
17
14
FELLATE, to stimulat...
fellates
17
13
FELLATE, to stimulat...
fellatio
17
13
oral stimulation of...
fellator
17
13
a male who fellates...
fellings
19
16
FELLING, the act of...
fellness
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14
extreme cruelty [n -...
fellowed
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17
FELLOW, to produce a...
fellowly
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19
(Shakespeare) compan...
felonies
15
13
FELONY, a grave crim...
felonous
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(Spenser) cruel, rut...
felsites
17
12
FELSITE, a fine-grai...
felsitic
21
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having quartz and fe...
felspars
19
15
FELSPAR, a common ro...
felstone
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13
(obsolete) felsite,...
feltered
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13
FELTER, to mat toget...
feltiest
17
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FELTY, matted like f...
feltings
18
15
FELTING, felted mate...
feltlike
19
17
like a cloth made fr...
feluccas
23
19
FELUCCA, a small sai...
felworts
20
15
FELWORT, a flowering...
femality
24
17
the quality of being...
femerall
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an outlet for smoke...
femerell
18
16
a ventilator or smok...
femetary
22
16
a plant once used to...
femicide
20
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the killing of women...
feminacy
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20
the state of being a...
feminazi
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24
a militant feminist...
feminies
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FEMINIE, women colle...
feminine
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female [adj FEMININE...
feminise
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15
to make womanly, als...
feminism
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advocacy of woman's...
feminist
17
15
a supporter of femin...
feminity
23
17
the quality of being...
feminize
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to make womanly, als...
femiters
17
14
FEMITER, a plant onc...
femmiest
18
17
FEMMY, markedly femi...
fenagled
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FENAGLE, to obtain b...
fenagles
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15
FENAGLE, to obtain b...
fencerow
20
18
the land occupied by...
fencible
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19
a soldier enlisted f...
fencings
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FENCING, the art of...
fendered
14
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having a fender [adj...
fendiest
15
13
FENDY, (Scots) resou...
fenestra
14
12
a perforation [n FEN...
fenitars
15
12
FENITAR, a plant onc...
fenlands
15
15
FENLAND, a region wi...
fenniest
14
13
FENNY, having fens [...
fentanyl
21
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a narcotic opioid [n...
fenthion
16
15
an insecticide [n -S...
fenurons
14
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FENURON, a herbicide...
feoffees
18
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FEOFFEE, one to whom...
feoffers
19
17
FEOFFER, one that gr...
feoffing
20
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FEOFF, to grant a fe...
feoffors
19
17
FEOFFOR, one that gr...
feracity
25
16
the state of being f...
feretory
21
13
a receptacle where s...
ferities
16
11
FERITY, the state of...
ferliest
17
12
FERLY, marvellous [a...
ferlying
24
17
FERLY, to wonder [v]
fermatas
16
14
FERMATA, (Italian) a...
ferments
16
15
FERMENT, to undergo...
fermions
16
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FERMION, a type of s...
fermiums
19
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FERMIUM, a radioacti...
fernally
23
16
a vascular flowerles...
fernbird
18
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a small New Zealand...
ferniest
15
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FERNY, covered with...
fernings
16
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FERNING, a tendency...
ferninst
15
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right opposite to in...
fernless
16
13
without ferns [adj]
fernlike
17
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like a fern [adj]
fernshaw
20
17
a thicket of ferns [...
ferocity
25
16
fierceness [n FEROCI...
ferrates
15
11
FERRATE, a salt of f...
ferreled
16
13
FERREL, to fit with...
ferreous
15
12
containing iron [adj...
ferreted
15
12
FERRET, to search ou...
ferreter
15
11
one who ferrets [n -...
ferriage
16
13
the fare paid for fe...
ferrites
16
11
FERRITE, a form of p...
ferritic
20
14
consisting mainly of...
ferritin
16
12
a protein in which i...
ferrugos
17
14
FERRUGO, a disease o...
ferruled
17
14
FERRULE, to fit with...
ferrules
17
13
FERRULE, to fit with...
ferrying
23
16
FERRY, to transport...
ferryman
22
17
a man who operates a...
ferrymen
22
17
FERRYMAN, a man who...
fertiler
17
12
FERTILE, productive...
feruling
18
16
FERULE, to fit with...
fervency
26
21
eagerness [n FERVENC...
fervider
18
16
FERVID, warm, ardent...
fervidly
26
19
FERVID, warm, ardent...
fervours
18
16
FERVOUR, great inten...
fesswise
19
14
in the manner of a f...
festally
24
15
FESTAL, of or pertai...
festered
15
12
FESTER, to generate...
festiest
16
11
FESTY, (Australian s...
festival
19
16
a time of celebratio...
festoons
14
12
FESTOON, to adorn wi...
fetation
14
12
the development of a...
fetchers
21
16
FETCHER, one who fet...
fetching
22
19
FETCH, to go after a...
feterita
15
11
a cereal grass [n -S...
fetiales
16
12
FETIALIS, a priest o...
fetialis
17
12
a priest of ancient...
fetiches
21
16
FETICH, a fixation,...
feticide
19
15
the killing of a fet...
fetidest
16
12
FETID, stinking, als...
fetidity
23
14
the state of being f...
fetishes
18
13
FETISH, a fixation,...
fetlocks
21
19
FETLOCK, a joint of...
fetology
23
16
a branch of medicine...
fettered
15
12
FETTER, to shackle [...
fetterer
15
11
one who fetters [n -...
fettlers
17
12
FETTLER, a railway m...
fettling
18
15
loose material throw...
feudally
24
17
FEUDAL, pertaining t...
feudings
17
16
FEUDING, the act of...
feudists
17
13
FEUDIST, a writer on...
feutring
17
15
FEUTRE, to set a spe...
feverfew
22
21
a perennial herb [n...
fevering
18
18
FEVER, to affect wit...
feverish
20
17
having a fever [adj...
feverous
17
16
affected with fever...
fewtered
18
15
FEWTER, to set a spe...
fewtrils
21
15
trifles [n]
fiancees
17
15
FIANCEE, a woman eng...
fiascoes
18
14
FIASCO, a wine bottl...
fiberise
18
14
to break into fibers...
fiberize
21
23
to break into fibers...
fibranne
16
16
a fabric made of spu...
fibrates
18
14
FIBRATE, any of a gr...
fibrilar
20
15
relating to a fibril...
fibrilla
21
16
a small fibre, also...
fibroids
19
15
FIBROID, a benign tu...
fibroins
18
15
FIBROIN, an insolubl...
fibromas
19
17
FIBROMA, a benign tu...
fibrosed
18
15
FIBROSE, to form fib...
fibroses
18
14
FIBROSE, to form fib...
fibrosis
19
14
abnormal growth of f...
fibrotic
22
17
relating to fibrosis...
fibsters
19
14
FIBSTER, one who tel...
ficklest
22
19
FICKLE, not loyal [a...
fickling
23
22
FICKLE, to perplex [...
fictions
19
15
FICTION, an invented...
fiddious
17
14
(Shakespeare) to tre...
fiddlers
18
14
FIDDLER, one who pla...
fiddleys
24
16
FIDDLEY, an iron fra...
fiddlier
18
14
FIDDLY, time consumi...
fiddling
19
17
the act of playing a...
fideisms
18
15
FIDEISM, the doctrin...
fideists
17
12
FIDEIST, a believer...
fidelity
24
15
loyalty [n FIDELITIE...
fidgeted
17
15
FIDGET, to move abou...
fidgeter
17
14
one who fidgets [n -...
fiducial
21
17
showing confidence o...
fiefdoms
19
18
FIEFDOM, a piece of...
fielders
17
13
FIELDER, one who cat...
fielding
18
16
in cricket, waiting...
fiendish
18
15
devilishly cruel [ad...
fiercely
26
17
FIERCE, violently ho...
fiercest
19
14
FIERCE, violently ho...
fieriest
16
11
FIERY, intensely hot...
fifteens
17
15
FIFTEEN, a number, f...
fiftieth
21
16
one of fifty equal p...
fiftyish
28
18
about fifty years ol...
figeater
16
13
a large beetle which...
fighters
20
15
FIGHTER, one that fi...
fighting
21
18
the act of one that...
figments
18
17
FIGMENT, fabrication...
figtrees
17
13
FIGTREE, a tree that...
figuline
18
16
of or relating to ea...
figurant
17
15
a ballet dancer who...
figurate
17
14
having a definite sh...
figurers
18
14
FIGURER, one who fig...
figurine
17
15
a small modelled or...
figuring
19
17
FIGURE, to compute [...
figurist
19
14
one who uses or inte...
figworts
21
16
FIGWORT, a plant of...
fikeries
17
15
FIKERY, (Scots) fuss...
filabegs
20
17
FILABEG, (Gaelic) th...
filacers
20
15
FILACER, an officer...
filagree
17
14
to adorn with intric...
filament
17
16
a slender threadlike...
filander
16
14
a threadlike intesti...
filarees
16
12
FILAREE, (Spanish) a...
filariae
16
12
FILARIA, a parasitic...
filarial
18
13
relating to a filari...
filarian
16
13
relating to a filari...
filariid
18
13
a parasitic worm, al...
filasses
17
12
FILASSE, vegetable f...
filatory
23
14
a machine which make...
filature
17
13
the reeling of silk...
filazers
20
21
FILAZER, an officer...
filberds
20
16
FILBERD, a hazel nut...
filberts
20
15
FILBERT, a hazel nut...
filchers
23
17
FILCHER, someone who...
filching
24
20
thieving [adj FILCHI...
fileable
19
16
able to be filed [ad...
filecard
20
16
a brush for cleaning...
filefish
22
17
a kind of fish with...
filemots
18
15
FILEMOT, a dull brow...
filename
16
16
the name of a comput...
fileting
18
15
FILET, to cut bonele...
filially
26
16
FILIAL, pertaining t...
filiated
17
13
FILIATE, to bring in...
filiates
17
12
FILIATE, to bring in...
filibegs
21
17
FILIBEG, (Gaelic) th...
filicide
21
16
the killing of one's...
filiform
21
18
shaped like a filame...
filigree
18
14
to adorn with intric...
filioque
25
22
a doctrine that the...
filister
18
12
a groove on a window...
fillable
21
17
capable of being fil...
filleted
18
14
FILLET, to cut bonel...
filleter
18
13
one who fillets [n -...
fillibeg
22
18
(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
fillings
20
16
FILLING, anything us...
filliped
21
17
FILLIP, to strike sh...
filmable
21
19
able to be filmed [a...
filmcard
22
19
a fiche, a card or s...
filmdoms
20
19
FILMDOM, the motion-...
filmfest
21
18
a festival at which...
filmgoer
19
17
one who goes to see...
filmiest
19
15
FILMY, thin, delicat...
filmland
19
18
the motion-picture i...
filmless
20
16
without film [adj]
filmlike
21
20
like film [adj]
filmsets
19
15
FILMSET, to set by a...
filtered
17
13
FILTER, to purify a...
filterer
17
12
one that filters [n...
filthier
20
14
FILTHY, offensively...
filthily
28
17
FILTHY, offensively...
filtrate
17
12
to filter [v FILTRAT...
fimbriae
19
17
FIMBRIA, a fringing...
fimbrial
21
18
pertaining to or hav...
finagled
17
16
FINAGLE, to obtain b...
finagler
17
15
one who finagles, ob...
finagles
17
15
FINAGLE, to obtain b...
finalise
16
13
to completely finish...
finalism
18
16
belief that an end h...
finalist
17
13
a contestant who rea...
finality
23
15
the state of being c...
finalize
19
22
to completely finish...
financed
17
17
FINANCE, to supply t...
finances
17
16
FINANCE, to supply t...
finbacks
22
22
FINBACK, a type of w...
findable
18
17
able to be found [ad...
findings
17
16
FINDING, something t...
findrams
17
16
FINDRAM, a kind of s...
fineable
17
16
subject to the payme...
fineered
14
13
FINEER, to get goods...
fineless
16
13
(Shakespeare) endles...
fineness
14
13
the quality of being...
fineries
15
12
FINERY, elaborate ad...
finespun
17
17
developed with extre...
finessed
15
13
FINESSE, to use cunn...
finesser
15
12
one who does somethi...
finesses
15
12
FINESSE, to use cunn...
finfoots
17
15
FINFOOT, a South Ame...
fingered
16
15
FINGER, to touch wit...
fingerer
16
14
one that fingers [n...
finialed
16
14
having a finial [adj...
finickin
20
20
particular about uni...
finiking
18
19
particular about uni...
finished
18
15
FINISH, to bring to...
finisher
18
14
one that finishes [n...
finishes
18
14
FINISH, to bring to...
finitely
23
15
to a finite extent [...
finitism
18
15
a philosophical prin...
finitist
17
12
an advocate of finit...
finitude
16
14
the state of being f...
finmarks
18
19
FINMARK, the monetar...
finnacks
19
20
FINNACK, a young sea...
finnesko
15
17
a reindeer-skin boot...
finnicky
26
22
particular about uni...
finniest
15
13
FINNY, having fins [...
finnmark
17
20
the monetary unit of...
finnocks
19
20
FINNOCK, a young sea...
finochio
20
17
a dwarf variety of f...
fippence
22
21
(colloquial) fivepen...
fireable
18
15
able to be fired [ad...
firearms
17
14
FIREARM, a weapon e....
fireback
22
21
a cast-iron plate at...
fireball
20
16
a luminous meteor [n...
firebase
17
14
a military base from...
firebird
19
15
a bird with bright p...
fireboat
17
14
a boat equipped with...
firebomb
21
20
to attack with incen...
firebrat
18
14
a small insect found...
firebugs
20
17
FIREBUG, an arsonist...
firebush
21
17
as in Chilean firebu...
fireclay
26
17
a clay poor in lime...
firedamp
19
18
a combustible mine g...
firedogs
17
14
FIREDOG, a metal sup...
firefang
18
17
to scorch; to damage...
firehall
20
15
a fire station [n -S...
firehose
17
13
a hose used by firef...
fireless
17
12
without a fire [adj]
firelock
21
19
an old form of gunlo...
firemark
18
18
a metal plate former...
firepans
17
15
FIREPAN, a metal ves...
firepink
19
19
a flowering plant of...
firepits
19
14
FIREPIT, a depressio...
fireplug
21
18
a fire-hydrant [n -S...
firepots
18
14
FIREPOT, a pot with...
firereel
16
12
a fire engine [n -S]
fireroom
16
14
a room containing a...
fireship
21
16
a ship on fire set a...
fireside
16
12
the area immediately...
firetrap
18
14
a building likely to...
firewall
21
16
to install software...
fireweed
18
15
a perennial herb [n...
firewood
18
15
wood used as fuel [n...
firework
20
18
a device which explo...
fireworm
20
17
a glowworm; a firefl...
firmless
19
15
(obsolete) wavering...
firmness
17
15
the state of being f...
firmware
20
17
computer programs pe...
firriest
17
11
FIRRY, abounding in...
firrings
18
14
FIRRING, wooden stri...
firwoods
19
15
FIRWOOD, the wood of...
fiscally
28
18
FISCAL, relating to...
fishable
21
17
suitable for fishing...
fishball
23
18
a fish cake [n -S]
fishboat
20
16
a watercraft used fo...
fishbolt
22
17
a type of bolt [n -S...
fishbone
19
17
a bone of a fish [n...
fishbowl
25
20
a bowl in which live...
fishcake
22
20
a cake made of fish...
fisheyes
24
15
FISHEYE, a suspiciou...
fishgigs
22
17
FISHGIG, a kind of h...
fishhook
21
19
a barbed hook for ca...
fishiest
19
13
FISHY, consisting of...
fishings
20
16
FISHING, the sport o...
fishkill
23
19
the sudden destructi...
fishless
20
14
having no fish [adj]
fishlike
21
18
like a fish [adj]
fishline
19
15
a line used in fishi...
fishmeal
20
17
ground dried fish [n...
fishnets
18
14
FISHNET, a net for c...
fishpole
21
17
a fishing rod [n -S]
fishpond
20
18
a pond for keeping f...
fishskin
20
18
the skin of a fish [...
fishtail
20
14
to swing the tail of...
fishways
28
18
FISHWAY, a device fo...
fishwife
24
19
a woman who sells fi...
fishworm
23
19
a worm used as bait...
fisnomie
16
15
(Shakespeare) physio...
fissions
16
12
FISSION, to split in...
fissiped
19
15
an animal having sep...
fissling
19
15
FISSLE, (Scots) to r...
fissural
18
13
like a fissure [adj]
fissured
17
13
FISSURE, to split, c...
fissures
17
12
FISSURE, to split, c...
fistfuls
21
16
FISTFUL, as much as...
fistiana
15
12
(facetious) anecdote...
fistical
21
15
(facetious) related...
fistiest
17
11
FISTY, like a fist [...
fistings
18
14
FISTING, a homosexua...
fistmele
18
15
a measure of length...
fistnote
15
12
an index mark which...
fistulae
17
13
FISTULA, a duct form...
fistular
18
13
hollow and cylindric...
fistulas
18
13
FISTULA, a duct form...
fitchets
22
16
FITCHET, a polecat,...
fitchews
25
19
FITCHEW, a polecat,...
fitfully
28
19
FITFUL, marked by su...
fitliest
18
12
FITLY, in a fit mann...
fitments
17
15
FITMENT, equipment [...
fittable
19
15
able to be fitted [a...
fittings
18
14
FITTING, a small oft...
fivefold
21
20
five times as great...
fivepins
20
19
a bowling game [n]
fixatifs
25
21
FIXATIF, a substance...
fixating
23
21
FIXATE, to make stab...
fixation
21
19
the act of fixating...
fixative
24
22
a substance for pres...
fixature
22
19
a hair fixing prepar...
fixities
23
18
FIXITY, stability [n...
fixtures
23
19
FIXTURE, a permanent...
fizzgigs
26
33
FIZZGIG, a police in...
fizziest
23
29
FIZZY, fizzing [adj]
fizzings
24
32
FIZZING, the sound o...
fizzling
25
33
FIZZLE, to come to n...
flabbier
21
18
FLABBY, hanging loos...
flabbily
29
21
FLABBY, hanging loos...
flabella
20
17
FLABELLUM, a fan-lik...
flackers
21
19
FLACKER, (Scots) to...
flackery
27
21
publicity [n FLACKER...
flackets
21
19
FLACKET [n]
flacking
22
22
FLACK, to work as a...
flaffers
21
18
FLAFFER, (Scots) to...
flaffing
22
21
FLAFF, (Scots) to fl...
flagella
19
16
FLAGELLUM, a long sl...
flaggers
19
16
FLAGGER, a person wh...
flaggier
19
16
FLAGGY, drooping [ad...
flagging
20
19
a type of pavement [...
flagless
19
15
without a flag [adj]
flagpole
20
18
a pole on a which a...
flagrant
17
15
conspicuous [adj FLA...
flagship
23
19
the ship carrying an...
flailing
19
16
FLAIL, to thresh abo...
flakiest
18
16
FLAKEY, in flakes; c...
flambeau
19
19
a flaming torch [n F...
flambeed
19
19
FLAMBEE, to douse wi...
flambees
19
18
FLAMBEE, to douse wi...
flamelet
18
16
a small flame [n -S]
flamenco
19
19
an emotionally inten...
flameout
17
16
a failure of a jet e...
flamfews
23
21
FLAMFEW, a fantastic...
flamiest
18
15
FLAMY, flaming [adj]
flamines
17
16
FLAMEN, a priest of...
flamingo
18
18
a long-legged tropic...
flamming
20
21
FLAM, to deceive [v]
flammule
20
20
a little flame [n -S...
flancard
19
17
a piece of armor for...
flanched
21
19
FLANCH, to widen int...
flanches
21
18
FLANCH, to widen int...
flanerie
15
13
commendable idleness...
flaneurs
16
14
FLANEUR, (French) an...
flangers
17
15
FLANGER, a vertical...
flanging
18
18
an audio effect that...
flankens
16
18
FLANKEN, beef cut fr...
flankers
17
17
FLANKER, to use flan...
flanking
18
20
FLANK, to be situate...
flannels
16
15
FLANNEL, to cover wi...
flannens
14
15
FLANNEN, (dialect) f...
flannies
15
14
FLANNY, (Aust) a shi...
flaperon
17
16
an airfoil that func...
flapjack
25
31
a kind of biscuit, a...
flapless
20
16
not having a piece h...
flappers
21
18
FLAPPER, a flighty y...
flappier
21
18
FLAPPY, flapping [ad...
flapping
22
21
the act of flapping...
flareups
19
16
FLAREUP, a sudden ou...
flariest
17
12
FLARY, tending to fl...
flashers
19
14
FLASHER, something o...
flashest
19
14
FLASH, showy, vulgar...
flashgun
20
18
a photographic appar...
flashier
19
14
FLASHY, showy, vulga...
flashily
27
17
FLASHY, showy, vulga...
flashing
20
17
sheet metal used to...
flaskets
18
16
FLASKET, (historical...
flatback
23
22
a pottery figure wit...
flatbeds
19
16
FLATBED, a lorry wit...
flatboat
18
15
a large flat-bottome...
flatcaps
22
18
FLATCAP, a low-crown...
flatcars
20
15
FLATCAR, a railway c...
flatette
16
12
(Australian slang) a...
flatfeet
18
15
FLATFOOT, a foot con...
flatfish
22
17
a marine fish that h...
flatfoot
18
15
to walk with a dragg...
flatform
20
18
a thick, level sole...
flathead
18
15
any of various speci...
flatiron
16
13
an iron for pressing...
flatland
17
15
land lacking variati...
flatlets
18
13
FLATLET, a type of a...
flatline
17
14
to register as havin...
flatling
19
16
(Spenser) with a fla...
flatlong
18
16
(Spenser) with a fla...
flatmate
17
15
a person with whom o...
flatness
16
13
the state of being f...
flatpack
23
22
an item of furniture...
flatpick
24
22
to play (a guitar, b...
flattens
16
13
FLATTEN, to make or...
flatters
17
12
FLATTER, to praise e...
flattery
23
14
the act of flatterin...
flattest
17
12
FLAT, having a smoot...
flatties
17
12
FLATTY, a light flat...
flatting
18
15
painting with a flat...
flattish
20
14
somewhat flat [adj]
flattops
19
15
FLATTOP, an aircraft...
flatuous
17
14
flatulent [adj]
flatuses
17
13
FLATUS, intestinal g...
flatware
19
15
tableware that is fa...
flatwash
22
17
laundry that can be...
flatways
26
17
with or on the flat...
flatwise
20
15
with the flat side i...
flatwork
21
19
laundry that can be...
flatworm
21
18
a flat-bodied worm [...
flaughts
21
17
FLAUGHT, to cut, par...
flaunted
16
15
FLAUNT, to exhibit i...
flaunter
16
14
one who flaunts [n -...
flautist
18
13
one who plays the fl...
flavanol
18
18
a derivative of flav...
flavines
18
17
FLAVINE, a yellow dy...
flavones
17
17
FLAVONE, a pigment d...
flavonol
18
18
a derivative of flav...
flavored
18
17
FLAVOR, to impart a...
flavorer
18
16
one that flavors, al...
flavours
19
17
FLAVOUR, to impart a...
flavoury
25
19
full of flavour, als...
flawiest
20
15
FLAWY, full of flaws...
flawless
21
16
without flaws [adj F...
flaxiest
23
19
FLAXY, like flax; of...
flaxseed
22
20
the seed of flax [n...
flaysome
23
17
(dialect) frightenin...
fleabags
19
17
FLEABAG, an inferior...
fleabane
16
16
a flowering plant su...
fleabite
18
15
the bite of a flea [...
fleapits
19
15
FLEAPIT, a run-down...
fleasome
16
15
full of fleas [adj]
fleawort
19
15
a herb, formerly bel...
fleckers
21
19
FLECKER, to mark wit...
fleckier
21
19
FLECKY, flecked [adj...
flecking
22
22
FLECK, to mark with...
flection
19
16
a bend or a fold [n...
fledgier
18
15
FLEDGY, covered with...
fledging
19
18
FLEDGE, to furnish w...
fleecers
19
15
FLEECER, a machine t...
fleeched
21
18
FLEECH, (Scots) to f...
fleeches
21
17
FLEECH, (Scots) to f...
fleecier
19
15
FLEECY, like a fleec...
fleecies
19
15
FLEECIE, (New Zealan...
fleecily
27
18
FLEECY, like a fleec...
fleecing
20
18
FLEECE, to remove th...
fleerers
16
12
FLEERER, someone who...
fleering
17
15
sneering, jeering [a...
fleetest
16
12
FLEET, swift, also F...
fleeting
17
15
FLEET, to move swift...
flegging
20
19
FLEG, (Scots) to fri...
flehmens
19
18
FLEHMEN, of a mammal...
fleishig
21
16
made of meat or meat...
fleishik
21
18
made of meat or meat...
flenched
21
19
FLENCH, to strip the...
flencher
21
18
one who flenches, al...
flenches
21
18
FLENCH, to strip the...
flensers
16
13
FLENSER, one that fl...
flensing
17
16
FLENSE, to strip the...
fleshers
19
14
FLESHER, an instrume...
fleshier
19
14
FLESHY, having much...
fleshily
27
17
FLESHY, having much...
fleshing
20
17
the distribution of...
fleshpot
21
17
a pot for cooking me...
fletched
22
18
FLETCH, to provide (...
fletcher
22
17
one who makes arrows...
fletches
22
17
FLETCH, to provide (...
flettons
16
13
FLETTON, a type of b...
fleurets
17
13
FLEURET, (French) an...
fleurons
16
14
FLEURON, (French) a...
flexagon
22
22
a folded paper const...
flexible
26
23
able to be bent [adj...
flexibly
33
25
FLEXIBLE, able to be...
flexions
22
20
FLEXION, the act of...
flextime
24
22
a system that allows...
flexuose
22
20
full of windings and...
flexuous
23
21
full of windings and...
flexural
24
21
of, pertaining to, o...
flexures
23
20
FLEXURE, the act of...
flexwing
27
25
a collapsible fabric...
flibbert
22
18
(dialect) a small pi...
flichter
23
17
to flutter and quive...
flickers
22
19
FLICKER, to burn uns...
flickery
28
21
flickering [adj]
flicking
23
22
FLICK, to strike lig...
flighted
21
17
FLIGHT, to migrate i...
flimflam
23
22
to engage in confide...
flimping
22
21
FLIMP, to rob while...
flimsier
19
15
FLIMSY, lacking stre...
flimsies
19
15
FLIMSY, a thin paper...
flimsily
27
18
FLIMSY, lacking stre...
flinched
22
19
FLINCH, to shrink ba...
flincher
22
18
one who flinches [n...
flinches
22
18
FLINCH, to shrink ba...
flinders
17
14
FLINDER [n]
flingers
18
15
FLINGER, one who fli...
flinging
19
18
FLING, to throw with...
flinkite
18
17
a brownish-green min...
flintier
17
13
FLINTY, resembling f...
flintify
26
18
to turn into flint [...
flintily
25
16
FLINTY, resembling f...
flinting
18
16
FLINT, to provide wi...
flipbook
22
22
a book of a series o...
flipflop
25
22
to perform a backwar...
flippant
21
19
lacking proper respe...
flippers
22
18
FLIPPER, a flat limb...
flippest
22
18
FLIP, flippant [adj]
flippier
22
18
FLIPPY, flaring at t...
flipping
23
21
the act of throwing...
flipside
20
16
the reverse of somet...
flirters
18
12
FLIRTER, someone who...
flirtier
18
12
FLIRTY, light-hearte...
flirting
19
15
the act of flirting...
flirtish
21
14
light-heartedly amor...
fliskier
19
16
FLISKY, (Scots) rest...
flisking
20
19
FLISK, to caper abou...
flitched
23
18
FLITCH, to cut into...
flitches
23
17
FLITCH, to cut into...
flittern
17
13
bark obtained from y...
flitters
18
12
FLITTER, to vibrate...
flitting
19
15
the act of moving ho...
flivvers
22
20
FLIVVER, a small, ch...
flixweed
26
23
a plant of the musta...
floatage
16
14
the act of floating,...
floatant
15
13
something which make...
floatcut
20
16
as in floatcut file,...
floatels
17
13
FLOATEL, a floating...
floaters
16
12
FLOATER, one who flo...
floatier
16
12
FLOATY, tending to f...
floating
17
15
not fixed [adj FLOAT...
flobbing
22
21
FLOB, (slang) to spi...
floccing
24
21
FLOC, to aggregate i...
floccose
22
18
woolly [adj]
floccule
24
20
a small tuft, also F...
flocculi
25
20
FLOCCULUS, a small f...
flockier
21
19
FLOCKY, abounding wi...
flocking
22
22
a velvety design on...
floggers
19
16
FLOGGER, one who flo...
flogging
20
19
a whipping [n -S]
flokatis
18
16
FLOKATI, a handwoven...
flooders
16
13
FLOODER, one who flo...
flooding
17
16
the act of flooding...
floodlit
18
14
illuminated by flood...
floodway
25
18
an artifical passage...
floorage
16
14
floor space [n -S]
floorers
16
12
FLOORER, a knockdown...
flooring
17
15
a floor [n -S]
floorpan
17
16
the bottom part of t...
floosies
16
12
FLOOSY, a prostitute...
floozies
19
21
FLOOZIE, a prostitut...
flopover
20
19
a defect in televisi...
floppers
21
18
FLOPPER, something o...
floppier
21
18
FLOPPY, soft and fle...
floppies
21
18
FLOPPY, a type of co...
floppily
29
21
FLOPPY, soft and fle...
flopping
22
21
FLOP, to drop heavil...
florally
25
16
FLORAL, relating to...
floreant
15
13
(Latin) may they flo...
florence
18
16
an ancient gold coin...
florider
17
13
FLORID, flowery; hav...
floridly
25
16
FLORID, flowery; hav...
floriest
17
12
FLORY, having fleur-...
florigen
17
15
a plant hormone [n -...
florists
18
12
FLORIST, a grower or...
floruits
18
13
FLORUIT [v]
florulae
17
14
FLORULA, a fossil fl...
florules
18
14
FLORULE, a fossil fl...
floscule
21
17
a small flower [n -S...
flossers
17
12
FLOSSER, one who flo...
flossier
17
12
FLOSSY, resembling a...
flossies
17
12
FLOSSIE, a prostitut...
flossily
25
15
FLOSSY, resembling a...
flossing
18
15
the application of d...
flotages
17
14
FLOTAGE, the act of...
flotilla
19
14
a fleet of ships [n...
flotsams
18
15
FLOTSAM, goods lost...
flounced
19
18
FLOUNCE, to move wit...
flounces
19
17
FLOUNCE, to move wit...
flounder
16
15
to struggle clumsily...
flourier
17
13
FLOURY, fine-grained...
flouring
18
16
FLOUR, to cover with...
flourish
20
15
to thrive [v -ED, -I...
floushed
19
16
FLOUSH, to splash, a...
floushes
19
15
FLOUSH, to splash, a...
flousing
18
16
FLOUSE, to splash, a...
flouters
17
13
FLOUTER, one who flo...
flouting
18
16
FLOUT, to treat with...
flowable
22
19
capable of flowing [...
flowages
20
17
FLOWAGE, an overflow...
flowered
19
16
FLOWER, to blossom o...
flowerer
19
15
a plant that flowers...
floweret
19
15
a small flower, also...
flubbers
22
19
FLUBBER, one who flu...
flubbing
23
22
FLUB, to bungle, bot...
flubdubs
23
21
FLUBDUB, pretentious...
fluellen
18
16
a weedy annual relat...
fluellin
19
16
a weedy annual relat...
fluences
19
17
FLUENCE, the quality...
fluently
24
17
FLUENT, flowing [adv...
fluerics
21
16
the technology of us...
fluework
21
20
flue pipes [n -S]
fluffers
22
19
FLUFFER, a person em...
fluffier
22
19
FLUFFY, downy, light...
fluffily
30
22
FLUFFY, downy, light...
fluffing
23
22
FLUFF, to make fluff...
fluidics
22
17
the technology of us...
fluidify
27
19
to make fluid, also...
fluidise
18
14
to make fluid, also...
fluidity
25
16
the quality of being...
fluidize
21
23
to make fluid, also...
fluidram
19
17
a unit of liquid cap...
flukiest
19
17
FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
flummery
26
21
a sweet dessert [n F...
flumping
22
22
FLUMP, to fall or mo...
flunkers
18
18
FLUNKER, something o...
flunkeys
24
20
FLUNKEY, a servile f...
flunkies
18
18
FLUNKY, a servile fo...
flunking
19
21
FLUNK, to fail in an...
fluorene
15
14
a colorless, crystal...
fluoride
17
14
a compound of fluori...
fluorids
18
14
FLUORID, a compound...
fluorine
16
14
a gaseous element, a...
fluorins
17
14
FLUORIN, a gaseous e...
fluorite
17
13
a mineral form of ca...
flurried
18
14
FLURRY, to agitate [...
flurries
18
13
FLURRY, to agitate [...
flurring
19
16
FLURR, to scatter [v...
flushers
20
15
FLUSHER, someone who...
flushest
20
15
FLUSH, with ample mo...
flushier
20
15
FLUSHY, red-complexi...
flushing
21
18
the act of flushing...
flusters
18
13
FLUSTER, to put into...
flustery
24
15
confused [adj]
fluteyer
23
15
FLUTEY, like a flute...
flutiest
18
13
FLUTY, resembling a...
flutinas
17
14
FLUTINA, a type of a...
flutings
19
16
FLUTING, a series of...
flutists
19
13
FLUTIST, one who pla...
flutters
18
13
FLUTTER, to move in...
fluttery
24
15
marked by fluttering...
fluxgate
24
22
a device for measuri...
fluxions
23
21
FLUXION, the act of...
flyaways
32
19
FLYAWAY, one that is...
flybacks
30
24
FLYBACK, the rapid r...
flybanes
24
18
FLYBANE, a name for...
flybelts
27
18
FLYBELT, an area inf...
flyblown
29
22
FLYBLOW, to taint wi...
flyblows
30
21
FLYBLOW, to taint wi...
flyboats
25
17
FLYBOAT, a small fas...
flybooks
26
21
FLYBOOK, a case like...
flyhands
25
18
FLYHAND, a device fo...
flylines
24
16
FLYLINE, a type of l...
flymaker
25
21
one who ties flies f...
flyovers
25
18
FLYOVER, a flight of...
flypaper
27
20
a sticky paper desig...
flypasts
26
17
FLYPAST, a flight, a...
flypitch
32
22
an unlicensed market...
flysches
29
19
FLYSCH, (German) a g...
flysheet
25
16
part of a tent [n -S...
flyspeck
30
24
to mark with minute...
flyspray
32
19
an insecticide, or t...
flytiers
24
14
FLYTIER, a maker of...
flytings
25
17
FLYTING, a dispute i...
flytraps
26
17
FLYTRAP, a trap for...
flywheel
29
20
a heavy disk used in...
foalfoot
17
15
a plant with large s...
foalings
17
15
FOALING, the act of...
foamable
18
18
able to foam [adj]
foamiest
16
14
FOAMY, covered with...
foamings
17
17
FOAMING, the act of...
foamless
17
15
without foam [adj]
foamlike
18
19
like foam [adj]
focaccia
24
20
a flat Italian bread...
focalise
19
15
to focus, also FOCAL...
focalize
22
24
to focus, also FOCAL...
focusers
19
15
FOCUSER, a device to...
focusing
20
18
the act of bringing...
focussed
19
16
FOCUS, to bring or a...
focusses
19
15
FOCUS, to bring or a...
foddered
15
14
FODDER, to feed catt...
fodderer
15
13
someone who supplies...
foedarie
14
12
(Shakespeare) a conf...
foetider
15
12
FOETID, stinking, al...
foetidly
23
15
FOETID, stinking, al...
foetuses
15
12
FOETUS, the unborn i...
fogashes
18
15
FOGASH, a fish, the...
fogbound
18
19
surrounded by fog [a...
fogeydom
23
19
the world of fogies,...
fogeyish
25
17
like a fogy, also FO...
fogeyism
24
18
an outlook like a fo...
fogfruit
20
17
an American flowerin...
foggages
18
17
FOGGAGE, (Scots) a g...
foggiest
18
15
FOGGY, filled with f...
foggings
19
18
FOGGING, the act of...
foghorns
18
16
FOGHORN, a horn soun...
foglight
22
18
a motor-vehicle ligh...
fogydoms
24
19
FOGYDOM, the world o...
fogyisms
25
18
FOGYISM, an outlook...
foilable
19
16
able to be foiled [a...
foilings
18
15
FOILING, the act of...
foilists
18
12
FOILIST, one who fen...
foilsman
17
16
a fencer [n FOILSMEN...
foilsmen
17
16
FOILSMAN, a fencer [...
foisters
16
11
FOISTER, one who foi...
foisting
17
14
FOIST, to pass off (...
folacins
19
16
FOLACIN, a form of v...
foldable
19
17
able to be folded [a...
foldaway
25
18
designed to fold out...
foldback
23
23
in multitrack record...
foldboat
18
16
a collapsible boat r...
folderol
17
14
nonsense, also FALDE...
foldings
18
16
FOLDING, a fold or p...
foldouts
17
14
FOLDOUT, a large pag...
foliaged
17
15
having foliage [adj]
foliages
17
14
FOLIAGE, the growth...
foliated
16
13
FOLIATE, to number t...
foliates
16
12
FOLIATE, to number t...
folioing
17
15
FOLIO, to number the...
folioles
17
13
FOLIOLE, a small str...
folkiest
18
16
FOLKY, down to earth...
folkland
18
19
in Old English times...
folklife
21
20
the traditions, skil...
folklike
20
21
having the quality o...
folklore
18
17
the beliefs and trad...
folkmoot
18
19
a general assembly o...
folkmote
18
19
a general assembly o...
folkmots
19
19
FOLKMOT, a general a...
folksier
18
16
FOLKSY, having an af...
folksily
26
19
FOLKSY, having an af...
folksong
18
19
a song of the folk m...
folktale
18
17
a tale from the oral...
folkways
27
21
FOLKWAY, a tradition...
follicle
22
17
any small sac-like s...
followed
20
17
FOLLOW, to go after...
follower
20
16
one that follows [n...
followup
23
20
a news article that...
follying
25
18
FOLLY, to act with f...
fomented
15
16
FOMENT, to foster or...
fomenter
15
15
one who foments [n -...
fondants
14
14
FONDANT, (French) a...
fondlers
16
14
FONDLER, one who fon...
fondling
17
17
a pet, a fool [n -S]
fondness
14
14
affection [n -ES]
fonduing
16
17
FONDU, to cook a dis...
fontanel
14
14
a membrane-covered g...
fontange
14
15
a kind of tall head-...
fontinas
14
13
FONTINA, an Italian...
fontlets
16
13
FONTLET, a little fo...
foodbank
17
20
a charitable organiz...
foodisms
17
15
FOODISM, avid intere...
foodland
15
15
land for the product...
foodless
16
13
without food [adj]
foodoirs
15
12
FOODOIR, a book or b...
foodshed
17
15
the area through whi...
foodways
24
17
the eating habits of...
foofaraw
19
17
frills and flashy fi...
foolfish
21
17
a marine fish, the o...
foolings
17
15
FOOLING, playing the...
foolscap
21
18
a paper size [n -S]
foosball
19
16
(US) table football,...
footages
15
13
FOOTAGE, measurement...
footbags
18
16
FOOTBAG, a small bag...
football
19
16
a large ball for kic...
footbars
17
14
FOOTBAR, in an aerop...
footbath
19
16
a bath for the feet...
footbeds
17
15
FOOTBED, the insole...
footboys
23
16
FOOTBOY, a page, an...
footered
14
12
FOOTER, to mess arou...
footfall
19
16
the sound of a foots...
footgear
15
13
covering for the fee...
foothill
20
15
a low hill at the ba...
foothold
18
15
a secure support for...
footiest
15
11
FOOTY, mean [adj]
footings
16
14
FOOTING, a foundatio...
footlers
16
12
FOOTLER, someone who...
footless
16
12
without feet [adj]
footlike
17
16
resembling a foot [a...
footling
17
15
the act of pottering...
footlong
16
15
a hotdog one foot lo...
footmark
17
18
a mark left by the f...
footmuff
21
21
a muff for keeping t...
footnote
13
12
to supply with an ex...
footpace
19
17
(obsolete) a walking...
footpads
17
15
FOOTPAD, one who rob...
footpage
17
16
a page, an attendant...
footpath
19
16
a path for pedestria...
footpost
17
14
a messenger who trav...
footpump
21
21
a pump held or opera...
footrace
17
14
a race run on foot [...
footrest
15
11
a support for the fe...
footrope
16
14
a rope used in saili...
footrule
16
13
a ruler which is a f...
footsals
16
12
FOOTSAL, a form of a...
footsies
15
11
FOOTSY, a flirting g...
footslog
17
14
to march or tramp [v...
footsore
14
11
having sore or tired...
footstep
17
14
a step with the foot...
footwall
20
16
the layer of rock be...
footways
24
16
FOOTWAY, a passage f...
footwear
17
14
anything worn on the...
footwell
20
16
the area in front of...
footwork
19
18
the management of th...
footworn
17
15
worn by the passing...
foozlers
19
21
FOOZLER, one who foo...
foozling
20
24
the act of bungling...
foplings
20
18
FOPLING, a petty fop...
foragers
16
13
FORAGER, one who for...
foraging
17
16
FORAGE, to search ab...
foramens
15
15
FORAMEN, a small ana...
foramina
15
15
FORAMEN, a small ana...
forayers
21
13
FORAYER, one who mak...
foraying
22
16
FORAY, to make a rai...
forbears
17
14
FORBEAR, to refrain...
forbidal
19
16
the act of forbiddin...
forboded
17
16
FORBODE, to indicate...
forbodes
17
15
FORBODE, to indicate...
forborne
16
15
FORBEAR, to refrain...
forcedly
26
18
FORCED [adv]
forceful
22
19
full of strength [ad...
forceout
18
15
a play by which a ru...
forcible
22
18
having force [adj FO...
forcibly
29
20
FORCIBLE, having for...
forcipes
21
17
FORCEPS, a pair of t...
fordable
18
16
able to be forded [a...
fordless
17
13
unable to be forded...
fordoing
16
15
FORDO, to destroy, a...
fordonne
13
14
in Spenserian phrase...
forearms
16
14
FOREARM, to arm in a...
forebays
23
16
FOREBAY, a reservoir...
forebear
16
14
an ancestor [n -S]
forebitt
18
14
a post for fastening...
forebode
16
15
to indicate in advan...
forebody
23
17
the forward part of...
foreboom
17
17
the boom of a ship's...
forecars
18
14
FORECAR, a small pas...
forecast
18
14
to estimate in advan...
foredate
14
12
to date before the t...
foredeck
19
19
the forward part of...
foredoes
14
12
FOREDO, to destroy,...
foredone
13
13
FOREDO, to destroy,...
foredoom
15
15
to doom in advance [...
foreface
19
17
the front part of th...
forefeel
17
15
to have a premonitio...
forefeet
16
14
FOREFOOT, one of the...
forefelt
18
15
FOREFEEL, to have a...
forefend
16
16
to protect, also FOR...
forefoot
16
14
one of the front fee...
foregoer
15
13
one who goes before...
foregoes
15
13
FOREGO, to go before...
foregone
14
14
FOREGO, to go before...
foreguts
17
14
FOREGUT, the front p...
forehand
16
15
a type of tennis str...
forehead
16
14
the part of the face...
forehent
16
14
to overtake, also FO...
forehock
21
20
a foreleg cut of bac...
forehoof
18
16
the hoof of a forefo...
foreking
17
18
a preceding king [n...
foreknew
18
19
FOREKNOW, to know be...
foreknow
18
19
to know beforehand [...
forelady
22
15
a woman who supervis...
forelaid
16
13
FORELAY, to wait in...
forelain
15
13
FORELAY, to wait in...
foreland
15
14
a projecting mass of...
forelays
22
14
FORELAY, to wait in...
forelegs
17
14
FORELEG, one of the...
forelend
15
14
to grant beforehand,...
forelent
15
13
FORELEND, to grant b...
forelies
16
12
FORELIE, (Spenser) t...
forelift
19
15
(Spenser) to lift up...
forelimb
20
18
a front limb e.g. of...
forelock
20
19
to fasten with a cot...
foremast
16
14
the forward mast of...
foremean
14
15
to intend beforehand...
foremilk
19
19
the milk secreted im...
foremost
16
14
first in position [a...
forename
14
15
a first name [n -S]
forenoon
12
13
the period of daylig...
forensic
18
15
belonging to courts...
forepart
17
14
the front part [n -S...
forepast
17
14
(obsolete) former, b...
forepaws
20
17
FOREPAW, the paw of...
forepeak
17
18
the forward part of...
foreplan
17
16
to plan beforehand [...
foreplay
24
17
erotic stimulation p...
forerank
15
16
the first rank [n -S...
foreread
14
12
to foretell [v FORER...
foreruns
15
13
FORERUN, to run in a...
foresaid
15
12
FORESAY, to foretell...
foresail
16
12
the lowest sail set...
foresays
21
13
FORESAY, to foretell...
foreseen
13
12
FORESEE, to see in a...
foreseer
14
11
one who foresees [n...
foresees
14
11
FORESEE, to see in a...
foreshew
20
16
to presage, also FOR...
foreship
20
16
the front of a ship...
foreshow
20
16
to predict, also FOR...
foreside
15
12
the front side [n -S...
foreskin
16
16
a fold of skin cover...
foreslow
19
15
(Shakespeare) to del...
forestal
16
12
of or pertaining to...
forestay
21
13
a rope or wire used...
forested
15
12
FOREST, to convert i...
forester
15
11
one skilled in fores...
forestry
22
13
the science of plant...
foretell
17
13
to tell about in adv...
foretime
16
14
the past; the time b...
foretold
16
13
FORETELL, to tell ab...
foretops
17
14
FORETOP, the platfor...
forevers
17
15
FOREVER, an indefini...
foreward
18
15
(archaic) to guard (...
forewarn
17
15
to warn in advance,...
forewent
17
15
FOREGO, to go before...
forewind
18
16
a wind from the fore...
forewing
19
17
an anterior wing of...
foreword
18
15
an introductory stat...
foreworn
17
15
worn out, also FORWO...
foreyard
21
14
the lowest yard on a...
forfairn
17
15
FORFAIR, (obsolete)...
forfairs
18
14
FORFAIR, (obsolete)...
forfault
19
16
forfeiture [n -S]
forfeits
18
14
FORFEIT, to lose the...
forfends
17
16
FORFEND, (archaic) t...
forfexes
23
21
FORFEX, (Latin) a pa...
forgeman
16
17
an iron worker [n FO...
forgemen
16
17
FORGEMAN, an iron wo...
forgings
18
16
FORGING, the act of...
forgiven
18
18
FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgiver
19
17
one who forgives [n...
forgives
19
17
FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgoers
16
13
FORGOER, one who for...
forgoing
17
16
FORGO, to refrain fr...
forhaile
18
14
(Spenser) to distrac...
forhents
17
14
FORHENT, to overtake...
forhooed
16
14
FORHOO, (Scots) to d...
forhooie
16
13
to desert or abandon...
forhowed
20
17
FORHOW, to desert or...
forinsec
18
15
of service, due to t...
forjudge
19
24
to judge before hear...
forkball
21
20
a breaking pitch in...
forkedly
24
19
FORKED [adv]
forkfuls
21
20
FORKFUL, as much as...
forkhead
18
18
the forked end of a...
forkiest
17
15
FORKY, resembling a...
forkless
18
16
without a fork [adj]
forklift
21
19
to raise or move by...
forklike
19
20
like a fork [adj]
forksful
21
20
FORKFUL, as much as...
forktail
18
16
one of a group of bi...
forlanas
15
13
FORLANA, a dance of...
forlends
16
14
FORLEND, to grant be...
forleses
16
12
FORLESE, to lose, fo...
forlorns
16
13
FORLORN, (Shakespear...
formable
19
18
able to be formed [a...
formably
26
20
FORMABLE, able to be...
formalin
17
16
an aqueous solution...
formally
25
18
FORMAL, regulated, n...
formants
16
15
FORMANT, a component...
formated
16
15
FORMATE, to fly in f...
formates
16
14
FORMATE, to fly in f...
formerly
24
17
previously [adv]
formiate
16
14
a salt of formic aci...
formicas
20
17
FORMICA, any of vari...
formings
18
17
FORMING, the process...
formless
18
15
lacking structure [a...
formulae
17
16
FORMULA, a prescribe...
formular
18
16
a model or set form...
formulas
18
16
FORMULA, a prescribe...
formwork
21
21
boxes for holding se...
fornenst
14
13
(Scots) right opposi...
fornical
19
16
relating to a fornix...
fornices
18
15
FORNIX, an arched an...
forpined
17
16
FORPINE, to waste aw...
forpines
17
15
FORPINE, to waste aw...
forrader
15
12
(English dialect) fo...
forrayed
21
14
FORRAY, (Spenser) to...
forsaken
15
16
FORSAKE, to quit or...
forsaker
16
15
one who forsakes [n...
forsakes
16
15
FORSAKE, to quit or...
forslack
21
19
to be slack, also FO...
forsloed
16
13
FORSLOE, to delay, a...
forsloes
16
12
FORSLOE, to delay, a...
forslows
20
15
FORSLOW, to delay, a...
forsooth
17
13
(archaic) in truth;...
forspeak
18
18
to speak against, al...
forspend
17
16
to wear out, also FO...
forspent
17
15
FORSPEND, to wear ou...
forspoke
18
18
FORSPEAK, to speak a...
forswatt
19
14
(Spenser) covered wi...
forswear
18
14
to deny under oath,...
forswink
20
19
(obsolete) to exhaus...
forswore
18
14
FORSWEAR, to deny un...
forsworn
18
15
FORSWEAR, to deny un...
forswunk
20
20
(Spenser) overworked...
forthink
19
18
to repent; to regret...
fortieth
18
13
one of forty equal p...
fortlets
17
12
FORTLET, a little fo...
fortress
16
11
to strengthen with a...
fortuity
23
14
an accidental occurr...
fortuned
15
14
FORTUNE, to endow wi...
fortunes
15
13
FORTUNE, to endow wi...
fortyish
25
15
being about forty ye...
forwards
19
15
FORWARD, to help onw...
forwarns
18
15
FORWARN, to warn in...
forwaste
18
14
to waste completely...
forweary
24
16
(Shakespeare) to wea...
forzandi
18
22
FORZANDO, a suddenly...
forzando
17
22
a suddenly emphasise...
forzatos
18
20
FORZATO, a suddenly...
fossette
15
11
(French) a small hol...
fossicks
21
18
FOSSICK, (Australian...
fossulae
16
13
FOSSULA, a small dep...
fostered
15
12
FOSTER, to promote t...
fosterer
15
11
one that fosters [n...
fostress
16
11
a woman who feeds an...
fothered
17
14
FOTHER, to protect a...
foudries
16
13
FOUDRIE, the jurisdi...
fouettes
15
12
FOUETTE, (French) a...
fougades
16
15
FOUGADE, a small min...
fougasse
16
14
a small mine, in the...
foughten
18
17
exhausted, especiall...
foulards
17
14
FOULARD, a soft ligh...
foulders
17
14
FOULDER, (Spenser) t...
foulings
18
16
FOULING, a deposit o...
foulmart
18
16
a polecat, also FOUM...
foulness
16
14
the state of being f...
foumarts
17
15
FOUMART, a polecat,...
founders
15
14
FOUNDER, to become d...
founding
16
17
the time of first es...
fountain
14
14
to display water lik...
fountful
19
18
full of springs [adj...
fourball
20
17
a golf game for four...
fourchee
20
17
a kind of heraldic c...
foureyed
21
15
wearing spectacles [...
fourfold
19
17
four times as great...
fourgons
16
15
FOURGON, (French) a...
fourplay
25
18
the supply to a cust...
fourplex
25
23
a building having fo...
foursome
16
15
a group of four [n -...
fourteen
14
13
a number, ten and fo...
fourthly
26
17
in the fourth place...
foustier
16
12
FOUSTY, (Scots) moul...
foutered
15
13
FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foutring
17
15
FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
foveated
16
16
having a fovea [adj]
foveolae
16
16
FOVEOLA, a small fov...
foveolar
17
16
of or like a foveola...
foveolas
17
16
FOVEOLA, a small fov...
foveoles
17
16
FOVEOLE, a small fov...
foveolet
17
16
a small fovea, also...
fowlings
21
18
FOWLING, the hunting...
foxberry
30
23
the red whortleberry...
foxfires
24
21
FOXFIRE, a glow prod...
foxglove
25
25
a tall plant with dr...
foxholes
24
21
FOXHOLE, a small bat...
foxhound
23
23
a hunting dog [n -S]
foxhunts
24
22
FOXHUNT, to hunt fox...
foxiness
21
19
the state of being f...
foxshark
25
24
a large long-tailed...
foxships
27
23
FOXSHIP, craftiness...
foxskins
23
23
FOXSKIN, the skin of...
foxtails
23
19
FOXTAIL, the tail of...
foxtrots
22
18
FOXTROT, to dance in...
foyboats
23
16
FOYBOAT, on Tyneside...
foziness
18
21
lack of spirit [n -E...
frabbing
21
20
FRAB, (dialect) to w...
frabjous
20
24
splendid, magnificen...
fracases
18
14
FRACAS, a brawl [n]
frackers
20
18
FRACKER, one who eng...
fracking
21
21
the process of forci...
fractals
20
15
FRACTAL, a complex g...
fracting
20
17
FRACT, to break; to...
fraction
18
15
to divide into porti...
fracture
19
15
to break [v FRACTURE...
fracturs
20
15
FRACTUR, (German) a...
fraenums
16
16
FRAENUM, a connectin...
fragging
19
18
the act of blowing u...
fragiler
18
14
FRAGILE, easily brok...
fragment
17
17
to break into pieces...
fragrant
16
14
having a pleasant pe...
frailest
17
12
FRAIL, weak, infirm...
frailish
20
14
somewhat frail [adj]
frailtee
16
12
(Spenser) frailty [n...
fraising
17
14
FRAISE, to fortify w...
frakturs
18
16
FRAKTUR, (German) a...
framable
19
18
that can be framed,...
framings
18
17
FRAMING, framework [...
frampler
20
18
(Scott) a brawler [n...
frampold
20
19
(obsolete) peevish,...
francise
18
15
to force to adopt Fr...
francium
20
19
a radioactive elemen...
francize
21
24
to force to adopt Fr...
frangers
16
14
FRANGER, (Australian...
franions
14
13
FRANION, (obsolete)...
frankers
16
16
FRANKER, one that fr...
frankest
16
16
FRANK, free and open...
franking
17
19
FRANK, to mark mail...
franklin
17
18
a medieval English l...
frankums
18
20
FRANKUM, the hardene...
franzier
18
21
FRANZY, cross and pe...
frapeage
17
16
the practice of alte...
frappant
19
18
striking [adj]
frapping
21
20
FRAP, to draw tight...
frascati
19
14
a type of white wine...
fratches
21
16
FRATCH, a brawl [n]
fratries
16
11
FRATRY, a convent of...
fraudful
20
18
deceptive [adj FRAUD...
fraughan
18
17
(Irish) the whortleb...
fraughts
20
16
FRAUGHT, to load wit...
fraulein
16
14
a German governess [...
frautage
16
14
(Shakespeare) loadin...
frawzeys
28
25
FRAWZEY, (dialect) a...
frayings
23
16
FRAYING, something w...
frazzled
23
31
FRAZZLE, to fray [v]
frazzles
23
30
FRAZZLE, to fray [v]
freakery
22
17
an obsession with fr...
freakful
20
20
quirkily unusual, al...
freakier
16
15
FREAKY, quirkily unu...
freakily
24
18
FREAKY, quirkily unu...
freaking
17
18
FREAK, to spot or st...
freakish
19
17
quirkily unusual, al...
freakout
16
16
an event marked by w...
freckled
21
20
FRECKLE, to mark wit...
freckles
21
19
FRECKLE, to mark wit...
fredaine
14
13
(French) an escapade...
freebase
16
14
to refine cocaine by...
freebees
16
14
FREEBEE, something g...
freebies
17
14
FREEBIE, something g...
freeboot
16
14
to plunder [v -ED, -...
freeborn
16
15
born free [adj]
freedman
15
16
a man who has been f...
freedmen
15
16
FREEDMAN, a man who...
freedoms
16
15
FREEDOM, the state o...
freefall
19
16
as in freefall parac...
freeform
18
17
having a free flowin...
freegans
15
14
FREEGAN, an opponent...
freehand
16
15
drawn by hand withou...
freehold
18
15
a property held by f...
freeload
15
13
to live at the expen...
freeness
14
12
the state of being f...
freeride
15
12
an extreme form of s...
freesias
15
11
FREESIA, a scented g...
freetier
15
11
FREETY, superstitiou...
freeware
17
14
a free computer prog...
freeways
24
16
FREEWAY, an express...
freewill
21
16
having the right to...
freezers
18
20
FREEZER, an applianc...
freezing
19
23
very cold [adj FREEZ...
freights
20
15
FREIGHT, to load wit...
freitier
16
11
FREITY, superstitiou...
fremitus
18
15
a vibration capable...
frenched
20
18
FRENCH, to cut into...
frenches
20
17
FRENCH, to cut into...
frenetic
18
15
frantic, also FRENET...
frenular
16
14
of or relating to a...
frenulum
18
18
a connecting fold of...
frenzied
18
22
FRENZY, to make fran...
frenzies
18
21
FRENZY, to make fran...
frenzily
26
24
FRENZY [adv]
frequent
23
22
to go to habitually...
frescade
18
15
(French) a cool walk...
frescoed
18
15
FRESCO, to paint on...
frescoer
18
14
one who paints fresc...
frescoes
18
14
FRESCO, to paint on...
freshens
17
14
FRESHEN, to improve...
freshers
18
13
FRESHER, a first yea...
freshest
18
13
FRESH, new [adj]
freshets
18
13
FRESHET, a stream of...
freshies
18
13
FRESHIE, a new immig...
freshing
19
16
FRESH, to improve th...
freshish
21
15
somewhat fresh [adj]
freshman
18
17
a first-year student...
freshmen
18
17
FRESHMAN, a first-ye...
fresnels
16
13
FRESNEL, a unit of o...
fretless
17
12
of a musical instrum...
fretsaws
19
14
FRETSAW, a narrow-bl...
fretsome
16
14
fretful [adj]
fretters
16
11
FRETTER, one who, or...
frettier
16
11
FRETTY, adorned with...
fretting
17
14
peevishness [n -S]
fretwork
20
18
perforated ornamenta...
friandes
15
13
FRIANDE, a (female)...
friaries
16
11
FRIARY, a monastery...
fribbled
22
19
FRIBBLE, to be frivo...
fribbler
22
18
(obsolete) a trifler...
fribbles
22
18
FRIBBLE, to be frivo...
fricadel
20
16
(Afrikaans) a fried...
fricando
18
16
a roasted loin of ve...
frichted
22
17
FRICHT, (Scots) to f...
fricking
22
21
an intensive, fuckin...
friction
19
15
the rubbing of two b...
fridging
19
17
FRIDGE, to rub or fr...
friended
15
14
FRIEND, to enter int...
friendly
23
16
one who is friendly...
friezing
20
23
FRIEZE, to put a dec...
frigates
17
13
FRIGATE, a class of...
friggers
19
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FRIGGER, a glass orn...
frigging
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pottering about [n -...
frighted
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FRIGHT, to make afra...
frighten
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to make afraid, to s...
frigider
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FRIGID, chillingly s...
frigidly
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FRIGID, chillingly s...
frijoles
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FRIJOL, a bean used...
frillers
19
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FRILLER, one that fr...
frillery
25
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an arrangement of fr...
frillier
19
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FRILLY, having frill...
frillies
19
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FRILLY, a frilly gar...
frilling
20
16
an arrangement of fr...
fringier
17
14
FRINGY, resembling a...
fringing
18
17
the act of providing...
frippers
21
17
FRIPPER, (archaic) o...
frippery
27
19
excessive ornamentat...
frippets
21
17
FRIPPET, a frivolous...
frisbees
18
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FRISBEE, a plastic d...
frisette
16
11
a frizzed fringe of...
friseurs
17
12
FRISEUR, a hairdress...
friskers
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FRISKER, one who fri...
friskets
18
15
FRISKET, a frame use...
friskful
22
20
brisk; lively; froli...
friskier
18
15
FRISKY, lively and p...
friskily
26
18
FRISKY, lively and p...
frisking
19
18
gambolling [adj FRIS...
frissons
16
12
FRISSON, (French) an...
fristing
18
14
FRIST, to postpone,...
frisures
17
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FRISURE, (French) th...
frittata
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an unfolded omelet w...
fritters
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FRITTER, to squander...
fritting
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14
FRIT, to fuse cerami...
fritures
17
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FRITURE, a dish of f...
fritzing
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FRITZ, (of an applia...
friulano
16
14
(Italian) a cow's-mi...
frivoled
19
17
FRIVOL, to behave pl...
frivoler
19
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one who frivols, als...
frizados
19
21
FRIZADO, (Spanish) a...
frizette
19
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a frizzed fringe of...
frizzers
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FRIZZER, one that fr...
frizzier
23
29
FRIZZY, of hair, tig...
frizzies
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frizzy hair, as in '...
frizzily
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FRIZZY, of hair, tig...
frizzing
24
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FRIZZ, to curl hair...
frizzled
24
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FRIZZLE, to curl hai...
frizzler
24
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one who frizzles [n...
frizzles
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FRIZZLE, to curl hai...
frocking
21
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cloth suitable for f...
frogbits
20
16
FROGBIT, a kind of w...
frogeyed
22
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having frog eyes [ad...
frogeyes
22
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FROGEYE, a plant dis...
frogfish
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18
a marine fish [n -ES...
froggery
24
17
a place where frogs...
froggier
18
15
FROGGY, abounding in...
frogging
19
18
a decoration of brai...
froglets
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14
FROGLET, a small fro...
froglike
19
18
like a frog [adj]
frogling
19
17
a small frog, also F...
froideur
16
13
coolness in personal...
frolicky
28
21
FROLIC [adv]
fromages
17
16
FROMAGE, cheese [n]
fromenty
22
17
a wheat dish boiled...
frondage
15
15
fronds collectively...
frondent
14
14
leafy [adj]
frondeur
15
14
(French) a member of...
frondose
14
13
having fronds, also...
frondous
15
14
having fronds, also...
frontage
15
14
the front of a build...
frontals
16
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FRONTAL, a cloth han...
fronters
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FRONTER, a three-yea...
frontest
15
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FRONT, to the fore [...
frontier
15
12
a border between two...
fronting
16
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FRONT, to present [v...
frontlet
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a forehead ornament...
frontman
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the presenter of a T...
frontmen
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FRONTMAN, the presen...
frontons
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FRONTON, an area use...
frontoon
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(French) a pediment...
frostbit
19
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FROSTBITE, to affect...
frosteds
16
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FROSTED, a type of m...
frostier
16
11
FROSTY, covered with...
frostily
24
14
FROSTY, covered with...
frosting
17
14
icing [n -S]
frostnip
18
15
the freezing of oute...
frothers
18
13
FROTHER, one who fro...
frothery
24
15
mere froth [n FROTHE...
frothier
18
13
FROTHY, covered with...
frothily
26
16
FROTHY, covered with...
frothing
19
16
the act of making a...
frottage
16
13
masturbation by rubb...
frotteur
16
12
the active participa...
froufrou
18
16
(French) the rustlin...
frounced
18
17
FROUNCE, to wrinkle...
frounces
18
16
FROUNCE, to wrinkle...
frouzier
19
21
FROUZY, unkempt, als...
frowards
19
15
away from [prep]
frowiest
19
14
FROWIE, (Spenser) mu...
frowners
18
15
FROWNER, one who fro...
frowning
19
18
FROWN, to wrinkle th...
frowsier
19
14
FROWSY, fusty, stuff...
frowsted
19
15
FROWST, to luxuriate...
frowster
19
14
(obsolete) one who f...
frowzier
22
23
FROWZY, fusty, stuff...
frowzily
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FROWZY, fusty, stuff...
frozenly
25
24
FROZEN [adv]
fructans
19
16
FRUCTAN, a type of p...
fructify
29
20
to bear fruit [v FRU...
fructive
22
19
productive or fruitf...
fructose
19
15
a sugar found in var...
frugally
26
18
FRUGAL, characterize...
frugging
20
19
FRUG, to perform a t...
fruitage
17
14
the process of beari...
fruiters
17
12
FRUITER, one who gro...
fruitery
23
14
a place for storing...
fruitful
21
17
productive [adj FRUI...
fruitier
17
12
FRUITY, tasting of f...
fruitily
25
15
FRUITY, tasting of f...
fruiting
18
15
the stage of produci...
fruition
16
13
a fulfilment of some...
fruitive
19
16
coming to fruition [...
fruitlet
18
13
a small fruit [n -S]
frumenty
23
18
a wheat dish boiled...
frumpier
20
18
FRUMPY, ill-dressed...
frumpily
28
21
FRUMPY, ill-dressed...
frumping
21
21
FRUMP, (obsolete) to...
frumpish
23
20
somewhat like a frum...
frumpled
21
20
FRUMPLE, (dialect) t...
frumples
21
19
FRUMPLE, (dialect) t...
frushing
20
17
FRUSH, to break or b...
frustule
18
14
the siliceous two-va...
frustums
19
16
FRUSTUM, a cone with...
frutices
20
15
FRUTEX, a shrub [n]
frybread
24
17
native American frie...
fubbiest
21
18
FUBBY, chubby and sq...
fubsiest
19
15
FUBSY, chubby, also...
fuchsias
22
17
FUCHSIA, a flowering...
fuchsine
21
18
a red dye, also FUCH...
fuchsins
22
18
FUCHSIN, a red dye,...
fuchsite
22
17
a brilliant green ch...
fuckface
25
25
a contemptibly stupi...
fuckhead
22
22
a contemptibly stupi...
fuckings
22
22
FUCKING, sexual inte...
fuckoffs
25
25
FUCKOFF, a time wast...
fuckwits
25
22
FUCKWIT, (offensive)...
fucoidal
20
17
relating to seaweed,...
fuddiest
17
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FUDDY, old-fashioned...
fuddlers
18
15
FUDDLER, a drunkard...
fuddling
19
18
the act of tippling...
fudgiest
18
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FUDGY, resembling fu...
fuehrers
18
14
FUEHRER, (German) a...
fuellers
18
14
FUELLER, one who fue...
fuelling
19
17
FUEL, to provide wit...
fuelwood
19
17
wood suitable for fu...
fuffiest
21
18
FUFFY, light and sof...
fugacity
27
19
lack of enduring qua...
fuggiest
19
16
FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fughetta
19
16
a short fugue [n -S]
fugitive
20
18
fleeing [adj FUGITIV...
fugleman
18
19
a soldier placed in...
fuglemen
18
19
FUGLEMAN, a soldier...
fugliest
19
15
FUGLY, an offensive...
fuguists
19
15
FUGUIST, one who com...
fulcrate
20
16
supported by fulcrum...
fulcrums
23
20
FULCRUM, a support f...
fulfills
23
18
FULFILL, to bring ab...
fulgency
27
21
brightness [n FULGEN...
fulgours
19
16
FULGOUR, splendour,...
fulgural
20
17
pertaining to lightn...
fullages
19
16
FULLAGE, a charge fo...
fullback
25
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an offensive back in...
fullered
18
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FULLER, to groove wi...
fullface
23
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a portrait or photog...
fullness
18
15
the state of being f...
fulmined
18
18
FULMINE, (Spenser) t...
fulmines
18
17
FULMINE, (Spenser) t...
fulminic
22
20
highly explosive [ad...
fulsomer
18
16
FULSOME, cloying [ad...
fumadoes
16
16
FUMADO, a salted and...
fumarase
16
15
an enzyme that catal...
fumarate
16
15
a salt of fumaric ac...
fumarole
17
16
a hole which emits v...
fumatory
23
17
a place for smoking...
fumblers
21
19
FUMBLER, one who fum...
fumbling
22
22
FUMBLE, to handle cl...
fumeless
18
16
without fumes [adj]
fumelike
19
20
like fumes [adj]
fumerole
17
16
a hole in a volcanic...
fumettes
17
15
FUMETTE, (French) th...
fumettos
17
15
FUMETTO, (Italian) a...
fumigant
18
18
a source of fumes, e...
fumigate
18
17
to subject to fumes...
fumingly
26
21
FUMING [adv]
fumitory
24
17
a plant once used to...
fumosity
24
17
a fuming condition [...
funboard
17
17
a special fast winds...
funckias
20
20
FUNCKIA, (German) an...
function
18
17
to perform or act [v...
functors
19
16
FUNCTOR, one that fu...
fundable
18
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able to be funded [a...
fundings
17
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FUNDING, financial b...
fundless
17
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without funds [adj]
funebral
18
17
of or pertaining to...
funerals
16
14
FUNERAL, a ceremony...
funerary
21
15
pertaining to or sui...
funereal
15
14
pertaining to a fune...
funfairs
18
16
FUNFAIR, an amusemen...
funfests
18
16
FUNFEST, a party for...
fungible
20
19
something that may b...
fungoids
17
16
FUNGOID, a fungus [n...
fungoing
17
18
FUNGO, to toss (a ba...
funguses
17
16
FUNGUS, any of the m...
funhouse
17
16
an amusement park at...
funicles
20
17
FUNICLE, a cordlike...
funiculi
21
18
FUNICULUS, the umbil...
funkhole
19
20
a place of retreat f...
funkiest
17
17
FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funkster
17
17
a performer or fan o...
funneled
15
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FUNNEL, to pass thro...
funniest
15
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FUNNY, amusing [adj]
funnyman
21
20
a comedian [n FUNNYM...
funnymen
21
20
FUNNYMAN, a comedian...
funsters
16
13
FUNSTER, a prankster...
furacity
26
17
a thievish dispositi...
furanose
14
13
a sugar having four...
furballs
21
17
FURBALL, a ball of f...
furbelow
22
19
to decorate with ruf...
furcated
19
16
FURCATE, to divide i...
furcates
19
15
FURCATE, to divide i...
furcraea
18
15
a tropical American...
furculae
20
17
FURCULA, the jointed...
furcular
21
17
shaped like a fork [...
furculum
23
21
the jointed clavicle...
furfairs
19
15
FURFAIR, dandruff, a...
furfural
20
17
a liquid obtained by...
furfuran
18
17
a chemical used in t...
furfures
19
16
FURFUR, dandruff, al...
furfurol
20
17
a liquid obtained by...
furibund
19
18
(obsolete) raging [a...
furiosos
16
12
FURIOSO, a mad perso...
furlable
20
17
able to be furled [a...
furlanas
16
14
FURLANA, a dance of...
furlongs
18
16
FURLONG, one eighth...
furlough
21
18
to grant a leave of...
furmenty
23
18
a wheat dish boiled...
furnaced
18
17
FURNACE, to subject...
furnaces
18
16
FURNACE, to subject...
furphies
21
17
FURPHY, (Australian...
furpiece
21
18
an item of clothing...
furriers
17
12
FURRIER, one who dea...
furriery
23
14
the business of a fu...
furriest
17
12
FURRY, covered in fu...
furriner
16
13
a foreigner [n -S]
furrings
18
15
FURRING, wooden stri...
furrowed
19
16
FURROW, to make narr...
furrower
19
15
one that makes furro...
furthers
19
14
FURTHER, to help for...
furthest
19
14
FAR [adj]
furuncle
20
18
a painful swelling o...
furziest
20
21
FURZY, abounding in...
fusarium
18
16
a type of fungus, ca...
fusarole
16
13
a semi-circular moul...
fusarols
17
13
FUSAROL, a semi-circ...
fusballs
21
17
FUSBALL, (US) table...
fuselage
17
15
the elongated body s...
fuseless
17
13
without a fuse, also...
fuselike
18
17
like a fuse [adj]
fushions
18
15
FUSHION, (Scots) phy...
fusiform
20
18
tapering toward each...
fusileer
17
13
a soldier armed with...
fusilier
18
13
a soldier armed with...
fusillis
20
14
FUSILLI, (Italian) p...
fusional
16
14
relating to fusion [...
fussball
21
17
(US) table football,...
fussiest
17
12
FUSSY, overly concer...
fusspots
19
15
FUSSPOT, a fussy per...
fustians
16
13
FUSTIAN, a coarse, s...
fustiest
17
12
FUSTY, old-fashioned...
futchels
23
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FUTCHEL, a support i...
futharcs
22
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FUTHARC, the runic a...
futharks
20
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FUTHARK, the runic a...
futhorcs
22
17
FUTHORC, the runic a...
futhorks
20
18
FUTHORK, the runic a...
futilely
25
16
FUTILE, ineffective...
futilest
18
13
FUTILE, ineffective...
futility
25
15
uselessness [n FUTIL...
futtocks
21
19
FUTTOCK, one of the...
futurism
19
16
an artistic and lite...
futurist
18
13
a proponent of futur...
futurity
24
15
the state of being i...
fuzeless
20
22
without a fuze, also...
fuzzball
27
35
a ball of fuzz [n -S...
fuzziest
23
30
FUZZY, covered with...
fuzzling
25
34
FUZZLE, (dialect) to...
fuzztone
21
31
a device for distort...
fynboses
23
17
FYNBOS, in South Afr...
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