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3 letter words that contains FO

3 letter FO word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
fob	9	9	to cheat, also FUB [...
foe	6	6	an enemy [n FOES or...
fog	8	8	to cover with conden...
foh	9	8	an expression of dis...
fon	6	7	to fool, be foolish...
foo	6	6	a name for a tempora...
fop	9	9	to deceive [v FOPPED...
for	7	6	directed or sent to...
fou	7	7	(Scots) drunk [adj F...
fox	13	13	to outwit [v -ED, -I...
foy	13	8	a parting entertainm...
ufo	7	7	an unidentified flyi...

4 letter words that contains FO

4 letter FO word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
bufo	11	11	a black tincture in...
defo	8	8	definitely, as an ex...
foal	9	8	to give birth to a h...
foam	9	10	to form froth or bub...
fobs	11	10	FOB, to cheat, also...
foci	12	10	FOCUS, a point in wh...
foen	7	8	FOE, an enemy [n]
foes	8	7	FOE, an enemy [n]
fogs	10	9	FOG, to cover with c...
fogy	16	11	a person with an old...
fohn	10	10	a warm dry wind, als...
foid	9	8	any mineral of a gro...
foil	10	8	to defeat or baffle...
foin	8	8	to thrust with a spe...
fold	10	9	to double over [v -E...
folk	11	12	a people or tribe [n...
fond	8	9	to display affection...
fone	7	8	FOE, an enemy [n]
fons	8	8	FON, to fool, be foo...
font	8	8	a container for bapt...
food	8	8	nourishment for the...
fool	9	8	to deceive [v -ED, -...
foos	8	7	FOO, a name for a te...
foot	8	7	the terminal part of...
fops	11	10	FOP, to deceive [v]
fora	8	7	FORUM, a public meet...
forb	11	10	any herb which is no...
ford	9	8	to wade across [v -E...
fore	8	7	the front part of so...
fork	10	11	to work with a prong...
form	10	10	to shape or produce...
fort	9	7	to fortify [v -ED, -...
foss	9	7	a ditch, also FOSSE...
foud	9	9	a bailiff or magistr...
foul	10	9	offensive to the sen...
four	9	8	the cardinal number...
fous	9	8	FOU, a bushel [n]
fowl	13	11	to hunt birds [v -ED...
foxy	21	16	like a fox, crafty [...
foys	15	9	FOY, a parting enter...
fozy	18	18	lacking in freshness...
info	8	8	(short for) informat...
mofo	9	10	(US) a motherfucker...
ufos	9	8	UFO, an unidentified...

5 letter words that contains FO

5 letter FO word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
afoot	9	8	on foot [adv]
afore	9	8	before [adv]
afoul	11	10	entangled [adj]
befog	13	13	to fog up, obscure [...
biffo	15	14	(Australian slang) f...
boffo	14	14	a hearty laugh, also...
buffo	15	15	an operatic clown [n...
bufos	13	12	BUFO, a black tinctu...
cuffo	16	15	(US slang) without a...
deffo	12	12	(colloquial) definit...
defog	11	11	to remove fog from e...
foals	11	9	FOAL, to give birth...
foams	11	11	FOAM, to form froth...
foamy	17	13	covered with foam [a...
focal	14	12	pertaining to a focu...
focus	14	12	a point in which ray...
foehn	11	11	a warm dry wind, als...
fogey	17	12	a person with an old...
foggy	19	14	filled with fog [adj...
fogie	11	10	a person with an old...
fogle	12	11	(slang) a silk handk...
fogou	11	11	a manmade undergroun...
fohns	12	11	FOHN, a warm dry win...
foids	11	9	FOID, any mineral of...
foils	12	9	FOIL, to defeat or b...
foins	10	9	FOIN, to thrust with...
foist	11	8	to pass off (on or u...
folds	12	10	FOLD, to double over...
foley	17	11	in filming, the foot...
folia	11	9	FOLIUM, a leaf, a th...
folic	15	12	designating a type o...
folie	11	9	(French) madness [n...
folio	11	9	to number the pages...
folks	13	13	FOLK, a people or tr...
folky	19	15	a performer of folk...
folly	19	12	to act with folly [v...
fomes	11	11	a substance capable...
fonda	9	10	(Spanish) a tavern [...
fonds	10	10	FOND, to display aff...
fondu	10	11	to cook a dish of me...
fonly	17	12	foolishly [adv]
fonts	10	9	FONT, a container fo...
foods	10	9	FOOD, nourishment fo...
foody	16	11	an enthusiast for fo...
fools	11	9	FOOL, to deceive [v]
foots	10	8	FOOT, to walk [v]
footy	16	10	mean [adj FOOTIER, F...
foram	11	11	one of the Rhizopoda...
foray	16	10	to make a raid [v -E...
forbs	13	11	FORB, any herb which...
forby	19	13	(Scots) besides, als...
force	13	11	to compel by strengt...
fordo	10	9	to destroy, also FOR...
fords	11	9	FORD, to wade across...
forel	11	9	(archaic) a kind of...
fores	10	8	FORE, the front part...
forex	16	15	(short for) foreign...
forge	11	10	to counterfeit for f...
forgo	11	10	to refrain from [v F...
forks	12	12	FORK, to work with a...
forky	18	14	resembling a fork [a...
forme	11	11	a body of type secur...
forms	12	11	FORM, to shape or pr...
forte	10	8	(French) one's stron...
forth	13	10	onward in time [adv]
forts	11	8	FORT, to fortify [v]
forty	17	10	a number [n FORTIES]
forum	12	12	a public meeting pla...
forza	13	17	(Italian) force, str...
forze	13	17	FORZA, (Italian) for...
fossa	10	8	a anatomical depress...
fosse	10	8	a ditch or moat, als...
fouat	10	9	a leek, also FOUET [...
fouds	11	10	FOUD, a bailiff or m...
fouer	10	9	FOU, (Scots) drunk [...
fouet	10	9	(Scots) the houselee...
foule	11	10	a fulled cloth, esp....
fouls	12	10	FOUL, to make dirty...
found	10	11	to establish [v -ED,...
fount	10	10	a fountain, a spring...
fours	11	9	FOUR, the cardinal n...
fouth	13	11	(Scots) abundance, a...
fovea	11	12	a shallow anatomical...
fowls	15	12	FOWL, to hunt birds...
fowth	16	13	abundance, also FOUT...
foxed	16	16	FOX, to outwit [v]
foxes	16	15	FOX, to outwit [v]
foxie	16	15	(colloquial) a fox-t...
foyer	16	10	a large room in a th...
foyle	17	11	(Spenser) to foil [v...
foyne	15	11	to thrust with a spe...
infos	10	9	INFO, (short for) in...
mofos	11	11	MOFO, (US) a motherf...
reffo	12	11	(Australian slang) a...
sulfo	12	10	containing a certain...

6 letter words that contains FO

6 letter FO word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
afford	14	13	to have sufficient m...
afocal	15	13	denoting a method fo...
befoam	14	15	to cover with foam [...
befogs	15	14	BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
befool	14	13	to fool; to delude o...
before	13	12	in front of [prep]
befoul	15	14	to make foul [v -ED,...
biffos	17	15	BIFFO, (Australian s...
bifold	16	14	a two-piece door [n...
biform	16	15	having two forms, al...
boffos	16	15	BOFFO, a hearty laug...
buffos	17	16	BUFFO, an operatic c...
carfox	21	19	a place where four r...
defoam	12	13	to remove foam from...
defogs	13	12	DEFOG, to remove fog...
deform	13	13	to spoil the form of...
defoul	13	12	(obsolete) to befoul...
dogfox	19	19	a male fox [n -ES]
effort	14	12	a deliberate exertio...
enfold	12	12	to envelop [v -ED, -...
enform	12	13	(Spenser) to form; t...
filfot	16	13	a swastika, also FYL...
foaled	12	11	FOAL, to give birth...
foamed	12	13	FOAM, to form froth...
foamer	12	12	something that foams...
fobbed	16	16	FOB, to cheat, also...
fodder	12	11	to feed cattle with...
fodgel	14	13	(Scots) plump and so...
foefie	13	12	(South African) as i...
foehns	13	12	FOEHN, a warm dry wi...
foeman	11	13	an enemy in war [n F...
foemen	11	13	FOEMAN, an enemy in...
foetal	12	10	pertaining to a fetu...
foetid	12	10	stinking, also FETID...
foetor	11	9	a stench, also FETOR...
foetus	12	10	the unborn in the wo...
fogash	15	13	a fish, the pike-per...
fogbow	18	17	a nebulous arc of li...
fogdog	14	14	a nebulous arc of li...
fogeys	19	13	FOGEY, a person with...
fogged	14	14	FOG, to cover with c...
fogger	14	13	a person who sets ra...
fogies	13	11	FOGIE, a person with...
fogles	14	12	FOGLE, (slang) a sil...
fogman	13	15	a person who sets ra...
fogmen	13	15	FOGMAN, a person who...
fogous	13	12	FOGOU, a manmade und...
fogram	14	14	a person with an old...
foible	15	13	a minor weakness or...
foiled	13	11	FOIL, to defeat or b...
foined	11	11	FOIN, to thrust with...
foison	11	10	(Scots) physical ene...
foists	13	9	FOIST, to pass off (...
folate	12	10	a form of vitamin B...
folded	13	12	FOLD, to double over...
folder	13	11	one that folds [n -S...
foldup	16	15	an object that folds...
foleys	19	12	FOLEY, in filming, t...
foliar	13	10	relating to leaves,...
folies	13	10	FOLIE, (French) madn...
folios	13	10	FOLIO, to number the...
folium	15	14	a leaf, a thin layer...
folkie	14	14	a performer of folk...
folksy	21	16	having an affected f...
folles	14	11	FOLLIS, a coin of an...
follis	15	11	a coin of ancient Ro...
follow	17	14	to go after or behin...
foment	12	13	to foster or promote...
fomite	13	12	a substance capable...
fondas	11	11	FONDA, (Spanish) a t...
fonded	11	12	FOND, to display aff...
fonder	11	11	FOND, having an affe...
fondle	12	12	to caress [v FONDLED...
fondly	19	14	FOND, having an affe...
fondue	11	12	to cook a dish of me...
fondus	12	12	FONDU, to cook a dis...
fonned	10	12	FON, to fool, be foo...
fontal	12	11	pertaining to a font...
foobar	13	12	Fucked Up Beyond All...
foodie	11	10	an enthusiast for fo...
fooled	12	11	FOOL, to deceive [v]
footed	11	10	FOOT, to walk [v]
footer	11	9	to mess around aimle...
footie	11	9	(slang) football [n...
footle	12	10	to potter about [v F...
footra	11	9	a worthless fig, als...
footsy	18	11	a flirting game play...
foozle	15	19	to manage or play aw...
fopped	16	16	FOP, to deceive [v]
forage	12	11	to search about [v F...
forams	13	12	FORAM, one of the Rh...
forane	10	10	outlying or rural, a...
forays	18	11	FORAY, to make a rai...
forbad	14	13	FORBID, to command n...
forbid	15	13	to command not to do...
forbye	20	14	close by, also FORBY...
forcat	15	12	a convict condemned...
forced	15	13	FORCE, to compel by...
forcer	15	12	one who forces [n -S...
forces	15	12	FORCE, to compel by...
forded	12	11	FORD, to wade across...
fordid	13	11	FORDO, to destroy, a...
foreby	20	14	close by, also FORBY...
foredo	11	10	to destroy, also FOR...
forego	12	11	to go before [v FORE...
forels	13	10	FOREL, (archaic) a k...
forest	12	9	to convert into a de...
forfex	20	19	(Latin) a pair of sc...
forgat	13	11	FORGET, to fail to r...
forged	13	12	FORGE, to counterfei...
forger	13	11	one that forges [n -...
forges	13	11	FORGE, to counterfei...
forget	13	11	to fail to remember...
forgot	13	11	FORGET, to fail to r...
forhoo	13	11	(Scots) to desert or...
forhow	17	14	to desert or abandon...
forint	12	10	a monetary unit of H...
forked	13	14	FORK, to work with a...
forker	13	13	one who forks [n -S]
formal	14	13	regulated, not casua...
format	13	12	to follow the style...
formed	13	13	FORM, to shape or pr...
formee	12	12	a kind of heraldic c...
former	13	12	preceding [adj FORME...
formes	13	12	FORME, a body of typ...
formic	17	15	of or pertaining to...
formol	14	13	a formic aldehyde us...
formyl	21	15	a radical derived fr...
fornix	18	17	an arched anatomical...
forpet	14	12	a measure of grain,...
forpit	15	12	a measure of grain,...
forrad	12	10	(Scots) forward, als...
forray	18	11	(Spenser) to foray;...
forren	11	10	(Milton) foreign [ad...
forrit	13	9	(Scots) forward, als...
forsay	18	11	to forbid, to renoun...
forted	12	10	FORT, to fortify [v]
fortes	12	9	FORTE, (French) one'...
forthy	21	13	(Spenser) therefore,...
fortis	13	9	a consonant, such as...
forums	14	13	FORUM, a public meet...
forwhy	24	16	(archaic) wherefore;...
fossae	11	9	FOSSA, a anatomical...
fossas	12	9	FOSSA, a anatomical...
fossed	12	10	having a fosse, a di...
fosses	12	9	FOSSE, a ditch or mo...
fossil	14	10	the preserved remain...
fossor	12	9	(archaic) a grave-di...
foster	12	9	to promote the growt...
fother	14	11	to protect a sail wi...
fouats	12	10	FOUAT, a leek, also...
fouest	12	10	FOU, (Scots) drunk [...
fouets	12	10	FOUET, (Scots) the h...
fought	16	14	FIGHT, to contend in...
fouled	13	12	FOUL, to make dirty...
fouler	13	11	FOUL, offensive to t...
foules	13	11	FOULE, a fulled clot...
foulie	13	11	(Australian slang) a...
foully	21	14	FOUL, offensive to t...
founds	12	12	FOUND, to establish...
founts	12	11	FOUNT, a fountain, a...
fourth	15	12	number four in seque...
foussa	12	10	(Malagasy) a red-bro...
fousty	19	12	(Scots) mouldy, damp...
fouter	12	10	(Scots) to mess arou...
fouths	15	12	FOUTH, (Scots) abund...
foutra	12	10	a fig, something wor...
foutre	12	10	(Scots) to mess arou...
foveae	12	13	FOVEA, a shallow ana...
foveal	14	14	relating to a fovea...
foveas	13	13	FOVEA, a shallow ana...
fowled	16	14	FOWL, to hunt birds...
fowler	16	13	one that fowls [n -S...
fowths	18	14	FOWTH, abundance, al...
foxier	18	16	FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foxies	18	16	FOXIE, (colloquial)...
foxily	26	19	FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foxing	19	19	the act of a person...
foyers	18	11	FOYER, a large room...
foyled	19	13	FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyles	19	12	FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyned	17	13	FOYNE, to thrust wit...
foynes	17	12	FOYNE, to thrust wit...
fozier	15	18	FOZY, lacking in fre...
fylfot	22	15	a form of cross like...
gryfon	19	14	a fabled animal part...
infold	13	12	to fold inwards [v -...
inform	13	13	to pass on informati...
outfox	18	17	to outwit [v -ED, -I...
oxford	18	17	a soft durable plain...
reffos	14	12	REFFO, (Australian s...
refold	13	11	to fold again [v -ED...
refoot	11	9	to replace the foot...
reform	13	12	to change to a bette...
rufous	13	11	a reddish or brownis...
samfoo	12	12	(Chinese) an outfit...
tifosi	13	9	TIFOSO, (Italian) a...
tifoso	12	9	(Italian) a fan or d...
tofore	11	9	before [adv]
tufoli	14	11	(Italian) a large ma...
unfold	13	13	to open something th...
unfond	11	13	not fond [adj]
unfool	12	12	to undeceive [v -ED,...
unform	13	14	to unmake [v -ED, -I...
upfold	16	15	to fold up [v -ED, -...
zufoli	17	20	ZUFOLO, (Italian) a...
zufolo	16	20	(Italian) a small fl...

7 letter words that contains FO

7 letter FO word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
aciform	18	16	needle-shaped [adj]
affoord	15	14	(Spenser) to afford...
afforce	18	16	to strengthen a jury...
affords	16	14	AFFORD, to have suff...
airfoil	15	11	part of an aircraft...
alforja	16	20	(Arabic) a saddlebag...
aliform	16	14	wing-shaped [adj]
antifog	14	13	acting to stop a car...
archfoe	18	15	a principal foe [n -...
ausform	15	14	(German) to deform,...
aviform	17	17	birdlike in structur...
balafon	15	15	a musical instrument...
batfowl	20	17	to catch birds at ni...
befoams	16	16	BEFOAM, to cover wit...
befools	16	14	BEFOOL, to fool; to...
befouls	17	15	BEFOUL, to make foul...
bifocal	20	17	having two focal poi...
bifolds	18	15	BIFOLD, a two-piece...
bigfoot	17	15	a large hairy primat...
boffola	18	17	a hearty laugh, also...
buffoon	17	18	a clown [n -S]
catfood	16	14	food for cats [n -S]
chiffon	21	19	a sheer fabric [n -S...
cofound	16	16	to found jointly [v...
comfort	18	16	to console [v -ED, -...
conform	17	17	to become the same o...
damfool	15	15	a stupid person [n -...
defoams	14	14	DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defocus	17	15	to cause to go out o...
deforce	16	14	to withhold by force...
deforms	15	14	DEFORM, to spoil the...
defouls	15	13	DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
deiform	15	14	having the form of a...
difform	18	17	(obsolete) unlike, i...
disform	16	14	to alter the form of...
dogfood	14	14	food for a dog [n -S...
efforce	18	16	(obsolete) to force...
efforts	16	13	EFFORT, a deliberate...
enfolds	14	13	ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enforce	15	14	to compel, also INFO...
enforms	14	14	ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
eyefold	20	14	a fold of skin of th...
fanfold	16	16	to fold paper like a...
feoffor	17	16	one that grants a fe...
filfots	18	14	FILFOT, a swastika,...
finfoot	15	14	a South American bir...
foaling	15	14	the act of giving bi...
foamers	14	13	FOAMER, something th...
foamier	14	13	FOAMY, covered with...
foamily	22	16	FOAMY, covered with...
foaming	15	16	the act of foaming [...
fobbing	19	19	FOB, to cheat, also...
focally	25	17	FOCAL, pertaining to...
focused	17	15	FOCUS, to bring or a...
focuser	17	14	a device to assist f...
focuses	17	14	FOCUS, to bring or a...
fodders	14	12	FODDER, to feed catt...
foetors	13	10	FOETOR, a stench, al...
fogbows	20	18	FOGBOW, a nebulous a...
fogdogs	16	15	FOGDOG, a nebulous a...
foggage	16	16	(Scots) a grass that...
foggers	16	14	FOGGER, a person who...
foggier	16	14	FOGGY, filled with f...
foggily	24	17	FOGGY, filled with f...
fogging	17	17	the act of obscuring...
foghorn	16	15	a horn sounded in fo...
fogless	16	13	having no fog [adj]
fograms	16	15	FOGRAM, a person wit...
fogydom	22	18	the world of fogies,...
fogyish	24	16	like a fogy, also FO...
fogyism	23	17	an outlook like a fo...
foibles	17	14	FOIBLE, a minor weak...
foiling	16	14	the act of frustrati...
foilist	16	11	one who fences with...
foining	14	14	FOIN, to thrust with...
foisons	13	11	FOISON, (Scots) phys...
foisted	14	11	FOIST, to pass off (...
foister	14	10	one who foists [n -S...
folacin	17	15	a form of vitamin B...
folates	14	11	FOLATE, a form of vi...
folders	15	12	FOLDER, one that fol...
folding	16	15	a fold or pleat; the...
foldout	15	13	a large page, e.g. a...
foldups	18	16	FOLDUP, an object th...
foliage	15	13	the growth of leaves...
foliate	14	11	to number the leaves...
folioed	14	12	FOLIO, to number the...
foliole	15	12	a small structure li...
foliose	14	11	having leaves, also...
folious	15	12	having leaves, also...
foliums	17	15	FOLIUM, a leaf, a th...
folkier	16	15	FOLKY, down to earth...
folkies	16	15	FOLKY, a performer o...
folkish	19	17	characteristic of th...
folkmot	17	18	a general assembly o...
folkway	25	20	a traditional custom...
follied	16	13	FOLLY, to act with f...
follies	16	12	FOLLY, to act with f...
follows	19	15	FOLLOW, to go after...
foments	14	14	FOMENT, to foster or...
fomites	15	13	FOMES, a substance c...
fondant	12	13	(French) a soft swee...
fondest	13	12	FOND, having an affe...
fonding	14	15	FOND, to display aff...
fondled	14	14	FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondler	14	13	one who fondles [n -...
fondles	14	13	FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondued	13	14	FONDU, to cook a dis...
fondues	13	13	FONDUE, to cook a di...
fonning	13	15	FON, to fool, be foo...
fontina	12	12	an Italian cheese [n...
fontlet	14	12	a little font [n -S]
foodery	19	13	a restaurant [n FOOD...
foodful	17	16	able to supply food...
foodies	13	11	FOODIE, an enthusias...
foodism	15	14	avid interest in foo...
foodoir	13	11	a book or blog that...
foolery	20	13	foolish behaviour or...
fooling	15	14	playing the fool [n...
foolish	17	13	lacking good sense o...
footage	13	12	measurement of payme...
footbag	16	15	a small bag filled w...
footbar	15	13	in an aeroplane, a b...
footbed	15	14	the insole in a boot...
footboy	21	15	a page, an attendant...
footers	13	10	FOOTER, to mess arou...
footier	13	10	FOOTY, mean [adj]
footies	13	10	FOOTIE, (slang) foot...
footing	14	13	a foundation [n -S]
footled	14	12	FOOTLE, to potter ab...
footler	14	11	someone who footles...
footles	14	11	FOOTLE, to potter ab...
footman	13	14	a male servant [n FO...
footmen	13	14	FOOTMAN, a male serv...
footpad	15	14	one who robs a pedes...
footras	13	10	FOOTRA, a worthless...
footsal	14	11	a form of associatio...
footsie	13	10	flirtation involving...
footway	22	15	a passage for pedest...
foozled	17	21	FOOZLE, to manage or...
foozler	17	20	one who foozles, foo...
foozles	17	20	FOOZLE, to manage or...
fopling	18	17	a petty fop [n -S]
foppery	24	18	dandyish behaviour [...
fopping	19	19	FOP, to deceive [v]
foppish	21	18	characteristic of a...
foraged	14	13	FORAGE, to search ab...
forager	14	12	one who forages [n -...
forages	14	12	FORAGE, to search ab...
foramen	13	14	a small anatomical o...
forayed	19	13	FORAY, to make a rai...
forayer	19	12	one who makes or joi...
forbade	15	14	FORBID, to command n...
forbare	15	13	FORBEAR, to refrain...
forbear	15	13	to refrain from [v F...
forbids	17	14	FORBID, to command n...
forbode	15	14	to indicate in advan...
forbore	15	13	FORBEAR, to refrain...
forcats	17	13	FORCAT, a convict co...
forceps	19	16	a pair of tongs used...
forcers	17	13	FORCER, one who forc...
forcing	18	16	FORCE, to compel by...
fording	15	14	FORD, to wade across...
fordoes	13	11	FORDO, to destroy, a...
fordone	12	12	FORDO, to destroy, a...
forearm	14	13	to arm in advance [v...
forebay	21	15	a reservoir from whi...
forebye	21	15	close by, also FORBY...
forecar	16	13	a small passenger co...
foredid	14	12	FOREDO, to destroy,...
foregut	15	13	the front part of th...
foreign	14	13	situated outside a p...
forelay	20	13	to wait in ambush [v...
foreleg	15	13	one of the front leg...
forelie	14	11	(Spenser) to lie in...
foreman	13	14	a man who supervises...
foremen	13	14	FOREMAN, a man who s...
forepaw	18	16	the paw of a foreleg...
foreran	12	11	FORERUN, to run in a...
forerun	13	12	to run in advance of...
foresaw	16	13	FORESEE, to see in a...
foresay	19	12	to foretell [v FORES...
foresee	12	10	to see in advance [v...
forests	14	10	FOREST, to convert i...
foretop	15	13	the platform at the...
forever	15	14	an indefinite length...
forexes	19	17	FOREX, (short for) f...
forfair	16	13	(obsolete) to perish...
forfeit	16	13	to lose the right to...
forfend	15	15	(archaic) to protect...
forgave	16	16	FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgers	15	12	FORGER, one that for...
forgery	21	14	the act of fraudulen...
forgets	15	12	FORGET, to fail to r...
forging	16	15	the act of forging,...
forgive	17	16	to pardon [v FORGAVE...
forgoer	14	12	one who forgoes [n -...
forgoes	14	12	FORGO, to refrain fr...
forgone	13	13	FORGO, to refrain fr...
forhent	15	13	to overtake, also FO...
forhoos	15	12	FORHOO, (Scots) to d...
forhows	19	15	FORHOW, to desert or...
forints	14	11	FORINT, a monetary u...
forkers	15	14	FORKER, one who fork...
forkful	19	19	as much as a fork ca...
forkier	15	14	FORKY, resembling a...
forking	16	17	FORK, to work with a...
forlana	13	12	a dance of old Venic...
forlend	14	13	to grant beforehand,...
forlent	14	12	FORELEND, to grant b...
forlese	14	11	to lose, forsake [v...
forlore	14	11	FORLESE, to lose, fo...
forlorn	14	12	forsaken [adj FORLOR...
formals	16	14	FORMAL, a social eve...
formant	14	14	a component of a spe...
formate	14	13	to fly in formation...
formats	15	13	FORMAT, to follow th...
formees	14	13	FORMEE, a kind of he...
formers	15	13	FORMER, someone or s...
formful	19	18	exhibiting good form...
formica	18	16	any of various lamin...
forming	16	16	the process of formi...
formols	16	14	FORMOL, a formic ald...
formula	16	15	a prescribed or set...
formyls	23	16	FORMYL, a radical de...
fornent	12	12	(Scots) right opposi...
forpets	16	13	FORPET, a measure of...
forpine	15	14	to waste away [v FOR...
forpits	17	13	FORPIT, a measure of...
forrads	14	11	FORRAD, a forward [n...
forrays	20	12	FORRAY, (Spenser) to...
forsaid	14	11	FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forsake	14	14	to quit or leave ent...
forsays	20	12	FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forsloe	14	11	to delay, also FORSL...
forslow	18	14	to delay, also FORES...
forsook	14	14	FORSAKE, to quit or...
forties	14	10	FORTY, a number [n]
fortify	23	15	to strengthen agains...
forting	15	13	FORT, to fortify [v]
fortlet	15	11	a little fort [n -S]
fortune	13	12	to endow with wealth...
forward	17	14	to help onward [v -E...
forwarn	16	14	to warn in advance,...
forwent	16	14	FORGO, to refrain fr...
forworn	16	14	worn out, also FOREW...
forzati	17	19	FORZATO, a suddenly...
forzato	16	19	a suddenly emphasise...
fossate	13	10	having a fossa, an a...
fossick	19	17	(Australian slang) t...
fossils	16	11	FOSSIL, the preserve...
fossors	14	10	FOSSOR, (archaic) a...
fossula	15	12	a small depression [...
fosters	14	10	FOSTER, to promote t...
fothers	16	12	FOTHER, to protect a...
foudrie	14	12	the jurisdiction of...
fouette	13	11	(French) a ballet-st...
fougade	14	14	a small mine, in the...
foughty	24	17	(dialect) musty, mou...
foulard	15	13	a soft lightweight p...
foulder	15	13	(Spenser) to thunder...
foulest	15	12	FOUL, offensive to t...
foulies	15	12	FOULIE, (Australian...
fouling	16	15	a deposit or crust [...
foumart	15	14	a polecat, also FOUL...
founded	13	14	FOUND, to establish...
founder	13	13	to become disabled [...
foundry	20	15	a building where met...
fourgon	14	14	(French) a baggage-w...
fourses	14	11	(dialect) a snack ta...
fourths	17	13	FOURTH, one of four...
foussas	14	11	FOUSSA, (Malagasy) a...
fouters	14	11	FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foutras	14	11	FOUTRA, a fig, somet...
foutred	14	12	FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
foutres	14	11	FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
foveate	14	14	pitted, also FOVEATE...
foveola	15	15	a small fovea, also...
foveole	15	15	a small fovea, also...
fowlers	18	14	FOWLER, one that fow...
fowling	19	17	the hunting of birds...
fowlpox	26	24	a virus disease of p...
foxfire	22	20	a glow produced by c...
foxfish	25	22	a large shark [n -ES...
foxhole	22	20	a small battle entre...
foxhunt	22	21	to hunt foxes with h...
foxiest	20	17	FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foxings	21	20	FOXING, the act of a...
foxlike	22	22	resembling a fox in...
foxship	25	22	craftiness [n -S]
foxskin	21	22	the skin of a fox [n...
foxtail	21	18	the tail of a fox [n...
foxtrot	20	17	to dance in a partic...
foyboat	21	15	on Tyneside, a small...
foyling	22	16	FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyning	20	16	FOYNE, to thrust wit...
foziest	17	19	FOZY, lacking in fre...
fylfots	24	16	FYLFOT, a form of cr...
griffon	17	16	a dog like a coarse-...
gryfons	21	15	GRYFON, a fabled ani...
hayfork	23	18	a tool for pitching...
hotfoot	15	12	to hurry [v -ED, -IN...
infolds	15	13	INFOLD, to fold inwa...
inforce	16	14	to compel, also ENFO...
informs	15	14	INFORM, to pass on i...
isoform	15	13	one of two or more p...
jetfoil	17	20	a hydrofoil powered...
kinfolk	17	20	people related to on...
megafog	16	17	a fog signal with me...
menfolk	16	19	the men of a family...
merfolk	17	18	mermen and mermaids...
milfoil	18	15	a yarrow, or other s...
misform	17	16	to make in an ill fo...
nonfood	11	13	an item that is not...
onefold	13	13	single-minded [adj]
opgefok	17	19	(Afrikaans) fucked u...
outfool	14	12	to surpass in foolin...
outfoot	13	11	to surpass in speed...
oviform	17	17	shaped like an egg [...
oxfords	20	18	OXFORD, a soft durab...
pakfong	17	20	a Chinese alloy of n...
payfone	20	16	a coin-operated publ...
peafowl	19	17	a large pheasant [n...
penfold	16	16	a place in which str...
perform	17	16	to begin and carry t...
piefort	16	13	an unusually thick c...
pinfold	17	16	a place in which str...
plafond	16	16	(French) a decorated...
preform	17	16	to form beforehand [...
redfoot	13	11	a fatal disease of n...
refocus	17	14	to focus again [v RE...
refolds	15	12	REFOLD, to fold agai...
refoots	13	10	REFOOT, to replace t...
reforge	14	12	to forge again [v RE...
reforms	15	13	REFORM, to change to...
refound	13	13	to found again [v -E...
riffola	17	14	(colloquial) the use...
samfoos	14	13	SAMFOO, (Chinese) an...
seafoam	13	13	foam formed on the s...
seafolk	15	15	seafaring people [n...
seafood	12	11	edible fish or shell...
seafowl	17	14	a seabird [n -S]
sexfoil	21	18	a window, design etc...
sixfold	22	19	being six times as g...
sulfone	14	13	a sulfur compound, a...
tartufo	14	11	(Italian) a dessert...
telford	15	12	a road made of stone...
tenfold	14	13	ten times as much [n...
tifosos	14	10	TIFOSO, (Italian) a...
tinfoil	15	12	a thin metal sheetin...
tomfool	15	14	to play the fool [v...
trefoil	15	11	a plant having three...
trifold	16	12	having three parts [...
trifoly	22	13	a plant having three...
triform	16	13	having three forms [...
twifold	19	15	twofold, also TWAFAL...
twofold	18	15	an amount twice as g...
twyfold	25	17	twofold, also TWAFAL...
ufology	22	16	the study of unident...
unfolds	15	14	UNFOLD, to open some...
unfools	14	13	UNFOOL, to undeceive...
unforms	15	15	UNFORM, to unmake [v...
unfound	13	15	not found [adj]
uniform	15	15	consistent [adj UNIF...
upfolds	18	16	UPFOLD, to fold up [...
wamefou	17	17	a bellyful, also WAM...
webfoot	18	16	a foot with the toes...
zoeform	17	22	like a zoea, the lar...
zuffoli	21	24	ZUFFOLO, a small flu...
zuffolo	20	24	a small flute to tra...
zufolos	18	21	ZUFOLO, (Italian) a...

8 letter words that contains FO

8 letter FO word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
aeriform	16	14	having the form of a...
aerofoil	15	12	a structure which gi...
affogato	17	16	(Italian) a dessert...
affoords	17	15	AFFOORD, (Spenser) t...
afforced	20	18	AFFORCE, to strength...
afforces	20	17	AFFORCE, to strength...
afforded	17	16	AFFORD, to have suff...
afforest	17	14	to cover with forest...
airfoils	17	12	AIRFOIL, part of an...
alforjas	18	21	ALFORJA, (Arabic) a...
antifoam	15	15	reducing or preventi...
archfoes	20	16	ARCHFOE, a principal...
arciform	20	17	having the form of a...
auriform	17	15	ear shaped [adj]
ausforms	17	15	AUSFORM, (German) to...
babyfood	25	20	food prepared for ba...
balafons	17	16	BALAFON, a musical i...
barefoot	16	14	being without shoes...
batfowls	22	18	BATFOWL, to catch bi...
befoamed	17	18	BEFOAM, to cover wit...
befogged	19	19	BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
befooled	17	16	BEFOOL, to fool; to...
befouled	18	17	BEFOUL, to make foul...
befouler	18	16	one who befouls [n -...
bifocals	22	18	spectacles with bifo...
biforate	17	14	having two perforati...
biforked	19	19	divided into two bra...
biformed	19	18	having two forms, al...
bigfoots	19	16	BIGFOOT, to throw on...
billfold	22	18	a wallet [n -S]
boffolas	20	18	BOFFOLA, a hearty la...
buffoons	19	19	BUFFOON, a clown [n]
cacafogo	21	19	(Spanish) a spitfire...
califont	19	16	(tradename) a kind o...
carfoxes	24	21	CARFOX, a place wher...
catfoods	18	15	CATFOOD, food for ca...
chiffons	23	20	CHIFFON, a sheer fab...
chiffony	29	22	like chiffon [adj]
clafouti	20	16	a dessert consisting...
clubfoot	22	19	a deformed foot [n C...
cofounds	18	17	COFOUND, to found jo...
coliform	21	18	any of a group of ro...
comforts	20	17	COMFORT, to console...
confocal	21	19	of a type of microsc...
conforms	19	18	CONFORM, to become t...
confound	17	18	to confuse, frustrat...
coniform	19	18	in the shape of a co...
crowfoot	21	17	a wild flower, aka b...
cubiform	23	21	shaped like a cube [...
cuniform	20	19	a wedge-shaped scrip...
daffodil	19	17	a yellow-flowered na...
damfools	17	16	DAMFOOL, a stupid pe...
defoamed	15	16	DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defoamer	15	15	an agent used for de...
defogged	17	17	DEFOG, to remove fog...
defogger	17	16	an agent used for de...
deforced	18	16	DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforcer	18	15	one who deforces, ke...
deforces	18	15	DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforest	15	12	to remove the trees...
deformed	16	16	DEFORM, to spoil the...
deformer	16	15	one who deforms [n -...
defouled	16	15	DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
disforms	18	15	DISFORM, to alter th...
dogfoods	16	15	DOGFOOD, food for a...
dogfoxes	22	21	DOGFOX, a male fox [...
duckfoot	20	20	as in duckfoot quote...
dumfound	17	19	to strike dumb; to c...
efforced	20	18	EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
efforces	20	17	EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
enfolded	15	15	ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enfolder	15	14	one who enfolds [n -...
enforced	17	16	ENFORCE, to compel,...
enforcer	17	15	one that enforces [n...
enforces	17	15	ENFORCE, to compel,...
enforest	14	12	to turn into forest...
enformed	15	16	ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
ensiform	16	15	in botany, sword-sha...
epifocal	21	18	pertaining to the po...
eyefolds	22	15	EYEFOLD, a fold of s...
fanfolds	18	17	FANFOLD, to fold pap...
feoffors	19	17	FEOFFOR, one that gr...
filiform	21	18	shaped like a filame...
finfoots	17	15	FINFOOT, a South Ame...
fivefold	21	20	five times as great...
flatfoot	18	15	to walk with a dragg...
flatform	20	18	a thick, level sole...
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...
freeform	18	17	having a free flowin...
fusiform	20	18	tapering toward each...
gairfowl	21	17	the great auk, also...
gamefowl	21	20	a gamecock [n -S]
garefowl	20	17	the great auk, also...
gasiform	18	16	having the form of g...
gatefold	17	15	a folded insert in a...
griffons	19	17	GRIFFON, a dog like...
gruiform	19	17	designating an order...
hayforks	25	19	HAYFORK, a tool for...
hexafoil	24	21	a pattern with six l...
hillfolk	23	20	people living among...
hillfort	21	15	a fort built on a hi...
hindfoot	17	15	a rear foot [n HINDF...
hotfoots	17	13	HOTFOOT, to hurry [v...
infobahn	18	18	an information super...
infolded	16	15	INFOLD, to fold inwa...
infolder	16	14	one that infolds [n...
inforced	18	16	INFORCE, to compel,...
inforces	18	15	INFORCE, to compel,...
informal	17	16	marked by the absenc...
informed	16	16	INFORM, to pass on i...
informer	16	15	one that informs [n...
infotech	20	17	an informal short fo...
infought	19	17	INFIGHT, to contend...
iodoform	16	15	a lemon-yellow cryst...
isoforms	17	14	ISOFORM, one of two...
janiform	18	24	like the Roman god J...
jetfoils	19	21	JETFOIL, a hydrofoil...
kinfolks	19	21	KINFOLK, people rela...
kinsfolk	19	21	people related to on...
landform	17	17	a natural feature of...
lavaform	19	19	in the form of lava...
locofoco	21	18	a match or cigar whi...
lyriform	25	17	having the shape of...
manifold	17	17	many in number, also...
maniform	17	18	having the form of a...
manyfold	23	19	many in number, also...
megafogs	18	18	MEGAFOG, a fog signa...
menfolks	18	20	the men of a family...
merfolks	19	19	MERFOLK, mermen and...
milfoils	20	16	MILFOIL, a yarrow, o...
misfocus	21	18	to focus badly [v MI...
misforms	19	17	MISFORM, to make in...
moorfowl	20	18	a red, or black, gro...
muriform	19	18	with cells arranged...
nailfold	17	15	a fold of skin aroun...
napiform	18	18	shaped like a turnip...
natiform	16	15	shaped like a buttoc...
newfound	17	18	newly found [adj]
ninefold	15	15	nine times as great...
nonfocal	17	17	not focal [adj]
nonfoods	13	14	NONFOOD, an item tha...
nubiform	19	19	cloudlike [adj]
omniform	17	18	in all forms [adj]
outfools	16	13	OUTFOOL, to surpass...
outfoots	15	12	OUTFOOT, to surpass...
outfound	15	15	OUTFIND, to surpass...
outfoxed	21	20	OUTFOX, to outwit [v...
outfoxes	21	19	OUTFOX, to outwit [v...
overfold	18	17	to fold over [v -ED,...
overfond	16	17	foolish to excess [a...
overfoul	18	17	excessively foul [ad...
packfong	22	24	a Chinese alloy of n...
pakfongs	19	21	PAKFONG, a Chinese a...
paliform	20	18	resembling a stake [...
panforte	16	15	(Italian) a hard spi...
parafoil	18	15	a type of steerable...
paraform	18	17	a substance used as...
parfocal	21	18	having lenses with c...
payfones	22	17	PAYFONE, a coin-oper...
peafowls	21	18	PEAFOWL, a large phe...
pediform	19	18	shaped like a foot [...
penfolds	18	17	PENFOLD, a place in...
perforce	20	17	of necessity [adv]
performs	19	17	PERFORM, to begin an...
pettifog	19	16	to quibble [v PETTIF...
piciform	23	20	pertaining to an ord...
piedfort	18	15	an unusually thick c...
pieforts	18	14	PIEFORT, an unusuall...
piliform	21	18	resembling a hair [a...
pinafore	16	15	a loose protective g...
pinfolds	19	17	PINFOLD, to impound,...
piriform	20	17	pear-shaped, also PY...
pisiform	20	17	a small bone of the...
plafonds	18	17	PLAFOND, (French) a...
planform	19	19	the contour of an ob...
platform	20	18	a raised floor for s...
poltfoot	18	15	a clubfoot [n POLTFE...
postform	19	17	to shape subsequentl...
prefocus	21	18	to focus beforehand...
preforms	19	17	PREFORM, to form bef...
proforma	18	17	carried out in a per...
profound	17	17	very deep [adj PROFO...
pyriform	26	19	pear-shaped, also PI...
ramiform	18	17	shaped like a branch...
raniform	16	15	frog-like [adj]
redfoots	15	12	REDFOOT, a fatal dis...
refolded	16	14	REFOLD, to fold agai...
refooted	14	12	REFOOT, to replace t...
reforest	15	11	to replant with tree...
reforged	16	14	REFORGE, to forge ag...
reforges	16	13	REFORGE, to forge ag...
reformat	16	14	to change the format...
reformed	16	15	REFORM, to change to...
reformer	16	14	one that reforms [n...
refought	19	16	REFIGHT, to fight ag...
refounds	15	14	REFOUND, to found ag...
reinform	16	15	to inform again [v -...
renforce	17	15	to reinforce [v RENF...
renforst	15	12	RENFORCE, to reinfor...
reniform	16	15	kidney-shaped [adj]
retiform	17	14	arranged like a net...
riffolas	19	15	RIFFOLA, (colloquial...
rotiform	17	14	shaped like a wheel...
rufouses	16	13	RUFOUS, a reddish or...
sainfoin	14	13	a leguminous plant,...
scaffold	22	19	to provide with a te...
seafoams	15	14	SEAFOAM, foam formed...
seafolks	17	16	SEAFOLK, seafaring p...
seafoods	14	12	SEAFOOD, edible fish...
seafowls	19	15	SEAFOWL, a seabird [...
setiform	17	14	having the form of a...
sexfoils	23	19	SEXFOIL, a window, d...
sforzati	19	20	SFORZATO, (Italian)...
sforzato	18	20	(Italian) a suddenly...
sinfonia	14	13	(Italian) a symphony...
sinfonie	14	13	SINFONIA, (Italian)...
skinfood	16	17	a cosmetic intended...
slipform	21	18	to construct with th...
sulfones	16	14	SULFONE, a sulfur co...
sulfonic	20	17	relating to a sulfon...
sulfonyl	24	17	a bivalent sulphone...
tartufos	16	12	TARTUFO, (Italian) a...
telfords	17	13	TELFORD, a road made...
tenfolds	16	14	TENFOLD, ten times a...
therefor	17	13	for that [adv]
tinfoils	17	13	TINFOIL, a thin meta...
tomfools	17	15	TOMFOOL, to play the...
townfolk	20	20	the people of a town...
trefoils	17	12	TREFOIL, a plant hav...
trifocal	20	15	of a lens, giving ne...
triforia	16	11	TRIFORIUM, a gallery...
tubiform	20	18	shaped like a tube,...
twofolds	20	16	TWOFOLD, an amount t...
unciform	20	19	a bone of the wrist...
unfoiled	16	15	not foiled [adj]
unfolded	16	16	UNFOLD, to open some...
unfolder	16	15	one who unfolds [n -...
unfollow	20	18	to decline to receiv...
unfooled	15	15	UNFOOL, to undeceive...
unfooted	14	14	untrodden [adj]
unforbid	18	17	(Milton) not forbidd...
unforced	18	17	not forced [adj UNFO...
unforged	16	16	not forged [adj]
unforgot	16	15	not forgotten, also...
unforked	16	18	not forked [adj]
unformal	17	17	not formal, also INF...
unformed	16	17	UNFORM, to unmake [v...
unfought	19	18	not fought [adj]
uniforms	17	16	UNIFORM, to dress in...
upfolded	19	18	UPFOLD, to fold up [...
upfollow	23	20	(Keats) to follow [v...
ursiform	18	15	having the form of a...
variform	19	18	having various forms...
vasiform	19	18	having the form of a...
wamefous	19	18	WAMEFOU, a bellyful,...
waveform	21	21	a type of mathematic...
wherefor	20	16	a reason why, also W...
wildfowl	25	20	a game bird, esp. a...
workfolk	22	23	working people [n -S...

9 letter words that contains FO

9 letter FO word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
aciniform	21	19	shaped like cluster...
aerofoils	17	13	AEROFOIL, a structur...
affogatos	19	17	AFFOGATO, (Italian)...
affoorded	18	17	AFFOORD, (Spenser) t...
afforcing	23	21	AFFORCE, to strength...
affording	20	19	AFFORD, to have suff...
afforests	19	15	AFFOREST, to cover w...
aforehand	17	16	beforehand [adv]
aforesaid	16	13	mentioned previously...
aforetime	17	15	in time past; former...
anguiform	19	19	shaped like a snake...
ausformed	18	17	AUSFORM, (German) to...
autofocus	20	17	a device which autom...
babyfoods	27	21	BABYFOOD, food prepa...
bacciform	27	24	shaped like a berry...
batfowled	23	20	BATFOWL, to catch bi...
batfowler	23	19	one who batfowls, ca...
befoaming	20	21	BEFOAM, to cover wit...
befogging	22	22	BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
befooling	20	19	BEFOOL, to fool; to...
befortune	18	17	(Shakespeare) to bef...
befoulers	20	17	BEFOULER, one who be...
befouling	21	20	BEFOUL, to make foul...
bifocaled	23	20	wearing bifocals [ad...
bifoliate	20	16	having two leaves or...
bigfooted	20	18	BIGFOOT, to throw on...
billfolds	24	19	BILLFOLD, a wallet [...
biofouler	20	17	an animal that obstr...
birdsfoot	20	16	a papilionaceous gen...
blindfold	22	20	to cover someone's e...
brainfood	18	17	any foodstuff contai...
bromoform	21	21	a bromine compound a...
bufotalin	20	18	a poisonous substanc...
bursiform	22	19	shaped like a pouch...
cacafogos	23	20	CACAFOGO, (Spanish)...
cactiform	25	21	cactus-shaped [adj]
califonts	21	17	CALIFONT, (tradename...
cambiform	25	24	shaped like cambium,...
caprifoil	24	19	(Spenser) honeysuckl...
caprifole	23	19	honeysuckle, also CA...
capriform	24	21	goatlike [adj]
carrefour	20	16	(French) a crossroad...
cauliform	23	20	shaped like or resem...
cheliform	25	21	shaped like a chela...
cirriform	23	18	formed like a cirrus...
clafoutis	22	17	CLAFOUTI, a dessert...
claviform	25	23	in the shape of a cl...
cobriform	24	21	like or related to t...
cocksfoot	24	22	a type of grass [n -...
cofounded	19	19	COFOUND, to found jo...
cofounder	19	18	one who founds somet...
coliforms	23	19	COLIFORM, any of a g...
coltsfoot	21	16	a composite plant wi...
comforted	21	19	COMFORT, to console...
comforter	21	18	one who comforts [n...
conformal	21	20	of a map, representi...
conformed	20	20	CONFORM, to become t...
conformer	20	19	one who conforms [n...
confounds	19	19	CONFOUND, to confuse...
cordiform	22	19	heart-shaped [adj]
corniform	21	19	shaped like a horn [...
crowfoots	23	18	CROWFOOT, a wild flo...
crowsfoot	23	18	a wrinkle at the sid...
cruciform	26	22	cross-shaped [adj CR...
cteniform	21	19	comb-shaped [adj]
cuneiform	21	20	a wedge-shaped scrip...
cuniforms	22	20	CUNIFORM, a wedge-sh...
curviform	25	23	curving [adj]
cymbiform	32	26	boat-shaped [adj]
cystiform	29	20	like a cyst [adj]
daffodils	21	18	DAFFODIL, a yellow-f...
defoamers	17	16	DEFOAMER, an agent u...
defoaming	18	19	DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defocused	20	18	DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defocuses	20	17	DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defoggers	19	17	DEFOGGER, an agent u...
defogging	20	20	DEFOG, to remove fog...
defoliant	17	15	a chemical used to c...
defoliate	17	14	to remove the leaves...
deforcers	20	16	DEFORCER, one who de...
deforcing	21	19	DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforests	17	13	DEFOREST, to remove...
deformers	18	16	DEFORMER, one who de...
deforming	19	19	DEFORM, to spoil the...
deformity	25	18	the state of being d...
defouling	19	18	DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
dentiform	18	17	shaped like a tooth...
disciform	23	19	round or oval in sha...
disforest	18	13	to clear of forest,...
disformed	19	17	DISFORM, to alter th...
disinform	19	17	to inform incorrectl...
dogfought	22	20	DOGFIGHT, to engage...
downforce	22	20	an aerodynamically c...
dropforge	20	18	to forge metal betwe...
dumbfound	21	23	to strike dumb; to c...
dumfounds	19	20	DUMFOUND, to strike...
efforcing	23	21	EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
effortful	23	20	requiring effort [ad...
eightfoil	22	17	an eight-leaved flow...
eightfold	22	18	multiplied by eight...
eightfoot	20	16	measuring eight feet...
enfolders	17	15	ENFOLDER, one who en...
enfolding	18	18	ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enforcers	19	16	ENFORCER, one that e...
enforcing	20	19	ENFORCE, to compel,...
enforests	16	13	ENFOREST, to turn in...
enforming	18	19	ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
eruciform	22	19	like a caterpillar [...
exfoliant	23	21	a cosmetic for remov...
exfoliate	23	20	to separate and come...
falciform	25	22	shaped like a sickle...
fanfolded	19	19	FANFOLD, to fold pap...
fibriform	24	21	shaped like a fibre...
flatfoots	20	16	FLATFOOT, to walk wi...
flatforms	22	19	FLATFORM, a thick, l...
floriform	22	19	shaped like a flower...
foalfoots	19	16	FOALFOOT, a plant wi...
foaminess	17	16	being foamy [n -ES]
foamingly	26	21	FOAMING [adv]
focaccias	26	21	FOCACCIA, a flat Ita...
focalised	21	17	FOCALISE, to focus,...
focalises	21	16	FOCALISE, to focus,...
focalized	24	26	FOCALIZE, to focus,...
focalizes	24	25	FOCALIZE, to focus,...
focimeter	21	18	an instrument for me...
focometer	20	18	an instrument for me...
focusable	23	20	able to be focused [...
focusings	22	19	FOCUSING, the act of...
focusless	22	17	without focus [adj]
focussing	22	19	FOCUS, to bring or a...
fodderers	17	14	FODDERER, someone wh...
foddering	18	17	the act of providing...
foedaries	16	13	FOEDARIE, (Shakespea...
foederati	16	13	FOEDERATUS, (Latin)...
foetation	15	13	the formation of a f...
foeticide	20	16	the killing of a foe...
foetidest	17	13	FOETID, stinking, al...
fogeydoms	25	20	FOGEYDOM, the world...
fogeyisms	26	19	FOGEYISM, an outlook...
fogfruits	22	18	FOGFRUIT, an America...
fogginess	19	17	the state of being f...
foglights	24	19	FOGLIGHT, a motor-ve...
fogramite	19	17	an antiquated person...
fogramity	26	19	the state of being a...
foilborne	19	17	of a craft, travelli...
foiningly	25	19	FOINING [adv]
foldaways	27	19	FOLDAWAY, something...
foldbacks	25	24	FOLDBACK, in multitr...
foldboats	20	17	FOLDBOAT, a collapsi...
folderols	19	15	FOLDEROL, nonsense,...
foliating	19	16	FOLIATE, to number t...
foliation	17	14	the process of burst...
foliature	18	14	a cluster of foliage...
foliolate	18	14	composed of or relat...
foliolose	18	14	composed of or relat...
folklands	20	20	FOLKLAND, in Old Eng...
folklives	23	22	FOLKLIFE, the tradit...
folklores	20	18	FOLKLORE, the belief...
folkloric	24	21	relating to folklore...
folkmoots	20	20	FOLKMOOT, a general...
folkmotes	20	20	FOLKMOTE, a general...
folksiest	20	17	FOLKSY, having an af...
folksongs	20	20	FOLKSONG, a song of...
folktales	20	18	FOLKTALE, a tale fro...
follicles	24	18	FOLLICLE, any small...
followers	22	17	FOLLOWER, one that f...
following	23	20	a body of supporters...
followups	25	21	FOLLOWUP, a news art...
fomenters	17	16	FOMENTER, one who fo...
fomenting	18	19	FOMENT, to foster or...
fondlings	19	18	FONDLING, a pet, a f...
fondueing	17	18	FONDUE, to cook a di...
fontanels	16	15	FONTANEL, a membrane...
fontanges	16	16	FONTANGE, a kind of...
fonticuli	22	18	FONTICULUS, the depr...
foodbanks	19	21	FOODBANK, a charitab...
fooderies	16	13	FOODERY, a restauran...
foodlands	17	16	FOODLAND, land for t...
foodsheds	19	16	FOODSHED, the area t...
foodstuff	22	20	a substance used as...
foofaraws	21	18	FOOFARAW, frills and...
fooleries	17	13	FOOLERY, foolish beh...
foolhardy	26	18	recklessly brave [ad...
foolisher	20	15	FOOLISH, lacking goo...
foolishly	28	18	FOOLISH, lacking goo...
foolproof	21	19	infallible; guarante...
foolscaps	23	19	FOOLSCAP, a paper si...
foosballs	21	17	FOOSBALL, (US) table...
footballs	21	17	FOOTBALL, a large ba...
footbaths	21	17	FOOTBATH, a bath for...
footboard	18	16	a support for the fe...
footbrake	19	19	a brake operated by...
footcloth	23	18	a housing or caparis...
footering	17	15	FOOTER, to mess arou...
footfalls	21	17	FOOTFALL, the sound...
footfault	20	17	to commit a serving...
footgears	17	14	FOOTGEAR, covering f...
foothills	22	16	FOOTHILL, a low hill...
footholds	20	16	FOOTHOLD, a secure s...
footlight	22	17	one of a row of ligh...
footlings	19	16	FOOTLING, the act of...
footlongs	18	16	FOOTLONG, a hotdog o...
footloose	16	13	free or unhampered b...
footmarks	19	19	FOOTMARK, a mark lef...
footmuffs	23	22	FOOTMUFF, a muff for...
footnoted	15	14	FOOTNOTE, to supply...
footnotes	15	13	FOOTNOTE, to supply...
footpaces	21	18	FOOTPACE, (obsolete)...
footpages	19	17	FOOTPAGE, a page, an...
footpaths	21	17	FOOTPATH, a path for...
footplate	19	16	a platform for a foo...
footposts	19	15	FOOTPOST, a messenge...
footprint	19	16	the mark left on the...
footpumps	23	22	FOOTPUMP, a pump hel...
footraces	19	15	FOOTRACE, a race run...
footrests	17	12	FOOTREST, a support...
footropes	18	15	FOOTROPE, a rope use...
footrules	18	14	FOOTRULE, a ruler wh...
footslogs	19	15	FOOTSLOG, to march o...
footstalk	19	17	the stalk of a leaf...
footstall	19	14	a pedestal or plinth...
footsteps	19	15	FOOTSTEP, a step wit...
footstock	21	19	a slidable casting m...
footstone	15	13	a stone at the foot...
footstool	17	13	a stool for placing...
footwalls	22	17	FOOTWALL, the layer...
footwears	19	15	FOOTWEAR, anything w...
footweary	25	17	weary from walking [...
footwells	22	17	FOOTWELL, the area i...
footworks	21	19	FOOTWORK, the manage...
foozlings	22	25	FOOZLING, the act of...
fopperies	21	18	FOPPERY, dandyish be...
foppishly	32	23	FOPPISH, characteris...
foraminal	18	17	relating to the fora...
forasmuch	24	21	because or since [co...
forbearer	18	15	one who forbears [n...
forbidals	21	17	FORBIDAL, the act of...
forbiddal	21	18	the act of forbiddin...
forbidden	19	18	FORBID, to command n...
forbidder	20	17	one who forbids [n -...
forboding	20	19	FORBODE, to indicate...
forceable	22	19	that can be forced [...
forceless	21	16	having little or no...
forcemeat	20	18	meat chopped fine an...
forceouts	20	16	FORCEOUT, a play by...
forcepses	22	18	FORCEPS, a pair of t...
forcingly	29	21	FORCING [adv]
forcipate	22	18	formed and opening l...
foreanent	14	14	(Scots) right opposi...
forearmed	17	16	FOREARM, to arm in a...
forebears	18	15	FOREBEAR, an ancesto...
forebitts	20	15	FOREBITT, a post for...
foreboded	18	17	FOREBODE, to indicat...
foreboder	18	16	a person who or thin...
forebodes	18	16	FOREBODE, to indicat...
forebooms	19	18	FOREBOOM, the boom o...
forebrain	18	16	the anterior region...
forecabin	21	19	a cabin in the fore...
forecaddy	26	19	a caddy posted up ah...
forecasts	20	15	FORECAST, to estimat...
forecheck	26	24	to check an opponent...
foreclose	20	16	to bar (a right of r...
forecloth	23	18	a cloth that hangs o...
forecourt	20	16	a court in front of...
foredated	16	14	FOREDATE, to date be...
foredates	16	13	FOREDATE, to date be...
foredecks	21	20	FOREDECK, the forwar...
foredoing	17	16	FOREDO, to destroy,...
foredooms	17	16	FOREDOOM, to doom in...
forefaces	21	18	FOREFACE, the front...
forefeels	19	16	FOREFEEL, to have a...
forefends	18	17	FOREFEND, to protect...
forefront	18	16	the front or foremos...
foregleam	19	18	a glimpse into the f...
foregoers	17	14	FOREGOER, one who go...
foregoing	18	17	FOREGO, to go before...
forehands	18	16	FOREHAND, to play a...
foreheads	18	15	FOREHEAD, the part o...
forehents	18	15	FOREHENT, to overtak...
forehocks	23	21	FOREHOCK, a foreleg...
forehoofs	20	17	FOREHOOF, the hoof o...
foreigner	17	15	a person belonging t...
foreignly	25	18	FOREIGN, situated ou...
forejudge	20	25	to deprive of a righ...
forekings	19	19	FOREKING, a precedin...
foreknown	19	21	FOREKNOW, to know be...
foreknows	20	20	FOREKNOW, to know be...
forelands	17	15	FORELAND, a projecti...
forelends	17	15	FORELEND, to grant b...
forelifts	21	16	FORELIFT, (Spenser)...
forelimbs	22	19	FORELIMB, a front li...
forelocks	22	20	FORELOCK, to fasten...
forelying	25	18	FORELIE, (Spenser) t...
foremasts	18	15	FOREMAST, the forwar...
foremeans	16	16	FOREMEAN, to intend...
foremeant	16	16	FOREMEAN, to intend...
foremilks	21	20	FOREMILK, the milk s...
forenamed	16	17	having a forename [a...
forenames	16	16	FORENAME, a first na...
forenight	20	17	the night before [n...
forenoons	14	14	FORENOON, the period...
forensics	20	16	the art or study of...
foreparts	19	15	FOREPART, the front...
forepeaks	19	19	FOREPEAK, the forwar...
foreplans	19	17	FOREPLAN, to plan be...
foreplays	26	18	FOREPLAY, erotic sti...
forepoint	18	16	to foreshadow [v -ED...
foreranks	17	17	FORERANK, the first...
forereach	21	17	to glide ahead, esp....
forereads	16	13	FOREREAD, to foretel...
foresails	18	13	FORESAIL, the lowest...
foreseers	16	12	FORESEER, one who fo...
foreshank	19	19	the upper part of th...
foresheet	18	14	a rope used for trim...
foreshewn	21	18	FORESHEW, to presage...
foreshews	22	17	FORESHEW, to presage...
foreships	22	17	FORESHIP, the front...
foreshock	23	21	a minor tremor that...
foreshore	18	14	that part of the sho...
foreshown	21	18	FORESHOW, to predict...
foreshows	22	17	FORESHOW, to predict...
foresides	17	13	FORESIDE, the front...
foresight	21	16	the act or power of...
foreskins	18	17	FORESKIN, a fold of...
foreskirt	19	16	(Shakespeare) the fr...
foreslack	22	20	(obsolete) to become...
foreslows	21	16	FORESLOW, (Shakespea...
forespake	19	19	FORESPEAK, to predic...
forespeak	19	19	to predict [v FORESP...
forespend	18	17	to wear out physical...
forespent	18	16	FORESPEND, to wear o...
forespoke	19	19	FORESPEAK, to predic...
forestage	17	14	a duty or tribute pa...
forestair	17	12	(Scots) an outside s...
forestall	19	14	to prevent [v -ED, -...
forestays	23	14	FORESTAY, a rope or...
foresteal	17	13	of or pertaining to...
foresters	17	12	FORESTER, one skille...
forestial	18	13	of or pertaining to...
forestine	16	13	of or like a forest,...
foresting	18	15	FOREST, to convert i...
foreswear	19	15	to renounce, also FO...
foreswore	19	15	FORESWEAR, to renoun...
foresworn	19	16	FORESWEAR, to renoun...
foretaste	16	12	to taste in advance...
foreteach	21	17	to teach beforehand...
foreteeth	18	14	FORETOOTH, a front t...
foretells	19	14	FORETELL, to tell ab...
forethink	20	19	to think beforehand...
foretimes	18	15	FORETIME, the past;...
foretoken	16	17	to be a sign of, for...
foretooth	18	14	a front tooth [n FOR...
forewards	20	16	FOREWARD [n]
forewarns	19	16	FOREWARN, to warn in...
foreweigh	23	19	(archaic) to estimat...
forewinds	20	17	FOREWIND, a wind fro...
forewings	21	18	FOREWING, an anterio...
forewoman	19	19	a woman overseer [n...
forewomen	19	19	FOREWOMAN, a woman o...
forewords	20	16	FOREWORD, an introdu...
foreyards	23	15	FOREYARD, the lowest...
forfaired	19	16	FORFAIR, (obsolete)...
forfaiter	19	15	a person who, or com...
forfaults	21	17	FORFAULT, forfeiture...
forfeited	19	16	FORFEIT, to lose the...
forfeiter	19	15	(Shakespeare) one wh...
forfended	18	18	FORFEND, (archaic) t...
forficate	22	18	deeply forked, esp....
forfochen	23	21	(Scots) exhausted, a...
forgather	20	16	to gather together,...
forgeable	20	18	that can be forged [...
forgeries	18	14	FORGERY, the act of...
forgetful	22	19	inclined to forget [...
forgetive	20	18	(Shakespeare) creati...
forgetter	18	14	one who forgets [n -...
forgivers	21	18	FORGIVER, one who fo...
forgiving	22	21	FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgotten	17	15	FORGET, to fail to r...
forhailed	20	16	FORHAILE, (Spenser)...
forhailes	20	15	FORHAILE, (Spenser)...
forhooied	18	15	FORHOOIE, to desert...
forhooies	18	14	FORHOOIE, to desert...
forhooing	19	17	FORHOO, (Scots) to d...
forhowing	23	20	FORHOW, to desert or...
forjaskit	21	25	(Scots) tired out, a...
forjeskit	21	25	(Scots) tired out, a...
forjudged	21	26	FORJUDGE, to judge b...
forjudges	21	25	FORJUDGE, to judge b...
forkballs	23	21	FORKBALL, a breaking...
forkheads	20	19	FORKHEAD, the forked...
forkiness	18	17	the state of dividin...
forklifts	23	20	FORKLIFT, to raise o...
forktails	20	17	FORKTAIL, one of a g...
forlesing	19	16	FORLESE, to lose, fo...
forlorner	17	14	FORLORN, forsaken [a...
forlornly	25	17	FORLORN, forsaken [a...
formaline	18	17	a 40 per cent soluti...
formalins	19	17	FORMALIN, an aqueous...
formalise	19	16	to make formal, also...
formalism	21	19	the practice or the...
formalist	20	16	a person having exag...
formality	26	18	the condition of bei...
formalize	22	25	to make formal, also...
formamide	19	19	a colourless hygrosc...
formating	19	18	FORMATE, to fly in f...
formation	17	16	something formed or...
formative	20	19	tending to form [adj...
formatted	18	16	FORMAT, to follow th...
formatter	18	15	a programme for form...
formiates	18	15	FORMIATE, a salt of...
formicant	21	19	crawling like an ant...
formicary	28	20	an anthill, also FOR...
formicate	21	18	resembling an ant [n...
formulaic	23	20	of the nature of a f...
formulars	20	17	FORMULAR, a model or...
formulary	26	19	a book of formulae o...
formulate	19	17	to state or express...
formulise	20	17	to express in a form...
formulism	22	20	excessive use of, or...
formulist	21	17	one who depends exce...
formulize	23	26	to express in a form...
formworks	23	22	FORMWORK, boxes for...
fornicate	19	16	to have illicit sexu...
forpining	20	19	FORPINE, to waste aw...
forrarder	17	13	FORRAD, (Scots) forw...
forraying	24	17	FORRAY, (Spenser) to...
forsakers	18	16	FORSAKER, one who fo...
forsaking	19	19	abandonment [n -S]
forsaying	24	17	FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forslacks	23	20	FORSLACK, to be slac...
forslowed	21	17	FORSLOW, to delay, a...
forspeaks	20	19	FORSPEAK, to speak a...
forspends	19	17	FORSPEND, to wear ou...
forspoken	19	20	FORSPEAK, to speak a...
forswears	20	15	FORSWEAR, to deny un...
forswinks	22	20	FORSWINK, (obsolete)...
forswonck	24	23	(Spenser) overworked...
forsythia	26	16	any shrub of the gen...
fortalice	21	16	(historical) a fortr...
forthcame	23	20	FORTHCOME, (obsolete...
forthcome	23	20	(obsolete) to come f...
forthinks	21	19	FORTHINK, to repent;...
forthwith	26	19	immediately [adv]
fortieths	20	14	FORTIETH, one of for...
fortified	20	16	FORTIFY, to strength...
fortifier	20	15	something that forti...
fortifies	20	15	FORTIFY, to strength...
fortilage	19	15	(Spenser) fortress,...
fortitude	18	14	strength of mind tha...
fortnight	21	17	a period of two week...
fortunate	16	14	happening by good fo...
fortuning	18	17	FORTUNE, to endow wi...
fortunise	17	14	to make happy or for...
fortunize	20	23	(Spenser) to make fo...
forwander	19	17	(archaic) to wander...
forwarded	20	17	FORWARD, to help onw...
forwarder	20	16	one who forwards [n...
forwardly	28	19	FORWARD, towards the...
forwarned	19	17	FORWARN, to warn in...
forwasted	20	16	FORWASTE, to waste c...
forwastes	20	15	FORWASTE, to waste c...
forzandos	19	23	FORZANDO, a suddenly...
foscarnet	19	16	a drug used to treat...
fossettes	17	12	FOSSETTE, (French) a...
fossicked	22	20	FOSSICK, (Australian...
fossicker	22	19	(Australian slang) o...
fossilise	19	13	to turn into a fossi...
fossilize	22	22	to turn into a fossi...
fossorial	18	13	adapted for burrowin...
fossulate	18	14	grooved; pitted [adj...
fosterage	17	14	the care of a foster...
fosterers	17	12	FOSTERER, one that f...
fostering	18	15	the act of nurturing...
fothering	20	17	FOTHER, to protect a...
fougasses	18	15	FOUGASSE, a small mi...
foughtier	21	17	FOUGHTY, (dialect) m...
foulbrood	20	18	a bacterial disease...
fouldered	18	16	FOULDER, (Spenser) t...
foulmarts	20	17	FOULMART, a polecat,...
foundered	16	16	FOUNDER, to become d...
foundings	18	18	FOUNDING, the time o...
foundling	19	19	an abandoned child o...
foundress	17	15	a female founder [n...
foundries	17	15	FOUNDRY, a building...
fountains	16	15	FOUNTAIN, to display...
fourballs	22	18	FOURBALL, a golf gam...
fourchees	22	18	FOURCHEE, a kind of...
fourpence	21	20	four pre-decimal pen...
fourpenny	24	20	a coin worth four pe...
fourplays	27	19	FOURPLAY, the supply...
fourscore	20	16	(archaic) four twent...
foursomes	18	16	FOURSOME, a group of...
fourteens	16	14	FOURTEEN, a number,...
foustiest	18	13	FOUSTY, (Scots) moul...
foutering	18	16	FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foveiform	22	22	shaped like a small...
foveolate	18	17	like a foveola, a sm...
foveolets	19	17	FOVEOLET, a small fo...
fowlpoxes	29	26	FOWLPOX, a virus dis...
foxfishes	28	24	FOXFISH, a large sha...
foxgloves	27	26	FOXGLOVE, a tall pla...
foxhounds	25	24	FOXHOUND, a hunting...
foxhunted	25	24	FOXHUNT, to hunt fox...
foxhunter	25	23	one who hunts foxes...
foxsharks	27	25	FOXSHARK, a large lo...
frankfort	20	20	(German) a small smo...
fungiform	22	22	shaped like a fungus...
gairfowls	23	18	GAIRFOWL, the great...
galeiform	20	18	helmet-shaped [adj]
gamefowls	23	21	GAMEFOWL, a gamecock...
garefowls	22	18	GAREFOWL, the great...
gatefolds	19	16	GATEFOLD, a folded i...
giraffoid	21	18	of or like a giraffe...
goosefoot	16	14	a genus of herbs, mo...
gunfought	22	21	GUNFIGHT, to fight w...
heathfowl	25	20	a red, or black, gro...
hexafoils	26	22	HEXAFOIL, a pattern...
hillforts	23	16	HILLFORT, a fort bui...
hotfooted	18	15	HOTFOOT, to hurry [v...
hydrofoil	27	18	a boat fitted with h...
infobahns	20	19	INFOBAHN, an informa...
infolders	18	15	INFOLDER, one that i...
infolding	19	18	a folding inwards [n...
infomania	16	17	an excessive desire...
inforcing	21	19	INFORCE, to compel,...
informant	17	17	someone who informs...
informers	18	16	INFORMER, one that i...
informing	19	19	INFORM, to pass on i...
infortune	16	15	misfortune [n -S]
infotechs	22	18	INFOTECH, an informa...
interfold	18	15	to fold together or...
iodoforms	18	16	IODOFORM, a lemon-ye...
kinsfolks	21	22	KINSFOLK, people rel...
lanciform	22	20	shaped like a lance...
landforce	20	18	a military force ser...
landforms	19	18	LANDFORM, a natural...
larviform	22	20	having the form or s...
latifondi	18	15	LATIFONDO, a great l...
latifondo	17	15	a great landed estat...
lentiform	19	17	shaped like a lens [...
libriform	23	19	shaped like a book [...
ligniform	21	19	of the form or shape...
locofocos	23	19	LOCOFOCO, a match or...
malformed	20	20	badly formed [adj]
mammiform	22	24	shaped like a breast...
manifolds	19	18	MANIFOLD, to make ma...
metformin	19	19	a drug used to treat...
microform	23	21	a process for reprod...
misformed	20	19	MISFORM, to make in...
misinform	20	19	to inform incorrectl...
mitriform	21	18	mitre-shaped [adj]
moorfowls	22	19	MOORFOWL, a red, or...
motoscafo	20	18	(Italian) a motorboa...
multifoil	22	18	an ornamental foliat...
multifold	22	19	many times doubled;...
multiform	22	20	a multiform object;...
mummiform	23	25	a sarcophagus [n -S]
nailfolds	19	16	NAILFOLD, a fold of...
nonformal	17	18	not formal [adj]
nonfossil	17	15	not fossil [adj]
outfooled	17	15	OUTFOOL, to surpass...
outfooted	16	14	OUTFOOT, to surpass...
outfought	21	18	OUTFIGHT, to surpass...
outfoxing	24	23	OUTFOX, to outwit [v...
overfocus	22	20	to focus to excess [...
overfolds	20	18	OVERFOLD, to fold ov...
packfongs	24	25	PACKFONG, a Chinese...
panfortes	18	16	PANFORTE, (Italian)...
parafoils	20	16	PARAFOIL, a type of...
paraforms	20	18	PARAFORM, a substanc...
pelviform	24	23	basin-shaped [adj]
penniform	19	20	feather-shaped [adj]
perciform	24	21	a perch-like fish [n...
perforans	18	16	the long flexor musc...
perforant	18	16	perforating [adj]
perforate	18	15	to bore through or i...
performed	20	19	PERFORM, to begin an...
performer	20	18	one who performs [n...
pettifogs	21	17	PETTIFOG, to quibble...
piedforts	20	16	PIEDFORT, an unusual...
pinafored	18	17	wearing a pinafore [...
pinafores	18	16	PINAFORE, a loose pr...
pinfolded	20	19	PINFOLD, to impound,...
pisciform	25	21	shaped like a fish [...
pisiforms	22	18	PISIFORM, a small bo...
pitchfork	27	24	a fork for tossing h...
planforms	21	20	PLANFORM, the contou...
platforms	22	19	PLATFORM, to equip w...
plexiform	28	26	in the form of a net...
portfolio	20	16	a case or pair of bo...
postforms	21	18	POSTFORM, to shape s...
preformat	20	18	to format in advance...
preformed	20	19	PREFORM, to form bef...
preinform	20	19	to inform in advance...
prereform	20	18	before reform [adj]
profounds	19	18	PROFOUND, something...
proreform	20	18	in favour of reform...
pussyfoot	26	18	a prohibitionist [n...
ralliform	21	17	of the rail family o...
recomfort	21	18	(archaic) to comfort...
reenforce	18	16	to strengthen with n...
refocused	20	17	REFOCUS, to focus ag...
refocuses	20	16	REFOCUS, to focus ag...
refolding	19	17	REFOLD, to fold agai...
refooting	17	15	REFOOT, to replace t...
reforests	17	12	REFOREST, to replant...
reforging	19	17	REFORGE, to forge ag...
reformade	17	16	(Spanish) a monk of...
reformado	17	16	(Spanish) a monk of...
reformate	17	15	a product of hydroca...
reformats	18	15	REFORMAT, to change...
reformers	18	15	REFORMER, one that r...
reforming	19	18	the act of reforming...
reformism	20	18	any doctrine or move...
reformist	19	15	a reformer [n -S]
refortify	26	17	to fortify anew [v R...
refounded	16	16	REFOUND, to found ag...
refounder	16	15	one who refounds [n...
reinforce	19	16	to strengthen with n...
reinforms	18	16	REINFORM, to inform...
renforced	19	17	RENFORCE, to reinfor...
renforces	19	16	RENFORCE, to reinfor...
restiform	19	15	cordlike [adj]
sacciform	25	21	shaped like a sac [a...
sainfoins	16	14	SAINFOIN, a legumino...
saintfoin	16	14	(French) a leguminou...
salpiform	22	19	shaped like a barrel...
scaffolds	24	20	SCAFFOLD, to provide...
scutiform	23	19	shield-shaped [adj]
septiform	21	18	shaped like a partit...
serriform	19	15	resembling a notched...
sevenfold	19	19	multiplied by seven...
sforzandi	20	23	SFORZANDO, a suddenl...
sforzando	19	23	a suddenly emphasise...
sforzatos	20	21	SFORZATO, (Italian)...
sheepfold	22	19	a pen for sheep [n -...
sinfonias	16	14	SINFONIA, (Italian)...
skinfoods	18	18	SKINFOOD, a cosmetic...
slipforms	23	19	SLIPFORM, to constru...
spiniform	21	19	like a thorn or spin...
splayfoot	26	18	a foot that is abnor...
stairfoot	17	12	the level place at t...
stipiform	22	18	resembling a stipe,...
styliform	27	18	shaped like a style...
styrofoam	24	17	(tradename) a type o...
subfossil	22	17	part of a fossil [n...
suffocate	22	19	to kill by depriving...
sulfonate	17	15	a salt of sulphonic...
sulfonium	20	19	the positively charg...
sulfonyls	26	18	SULFONYL, a bivalent...
sulfoxide	25	22	any of a class of ca...
superfood	19	17	a food with high phy...
tauriform	19	16	having the form of a...
tectiform	22	18	shaped like a roof [...
terraform	18	15	to make (another pla...
therefore	18	14	for that reason [adv...
threefold	20	16	multiplied by three...
tomfooled	18	17	TOMFOOL, to play the...
townsfolk	22	21	the people of a town...
transform	18	16	to change into anoth...
trefoiled	18	14	adorned with trefoil...
trifocals	22	16	TRIFOCAL, a trifocal...
trifolies	19	13	TRIFOLY, a plant hav...
trifolium	21	17	(Latin) any legumino...
triforial	19	13	relating to a trifor...
triforium	20	16	a gallery in a churc...
triformed	19	16	having a triple form...
twiforked	22	20	bifurcate [adj]
twiformed	22	19	having two forms [ad...
ufologies	19	16	UFOLOGY, the study o...
ufologist	20	16	one interested in uf...
unciforms	22	20	UNCIFORM, a bone of...
unconform	20	21	(Milton) unlike [adj...
underfong	17	18	(Spenser) to underta...
underfoot	16	15	to underpin [v -ED,...
unfocused	20	19	not focused, also UN...
unfolders	18	16	UNFOLDER, one who un...
unfolding	19	19	the act of unfolding...
unfollows	22	19	UNFOLLOW, to decline...
unfooling	18	18	UNFOOL, to undeceive...
unforming	19	20	UNFORM, to unmake [v...
unfortune	16	16	(archaic) ill-fortun...
unfounded	16	18	not founded [adj UNF...
unguiform	20	20	shaped like a claw [...
uniformed	18	18	UNIFORM, to dress in...
uniformer	18	17	UNIFORM, consistent...
uniformly	26	20	UNIFORM, consistent...
upfolding	22	21	UPFOLD, to fold up [...
upfollows	25	21	UPFOLLOW, (Keats) to...
varifocal	23	20	of spectacles, havin...
vermiform	22	22	having the form of a...
versiform	21	19	varying in form [adj...
villiform	24	21	of the form or shape...
vitriform	22	19	of the form or shape...
vulviform	25	25	shaped like a vulva,...
waterfowl	24	19	any bird that freque...
waveforms	23	22	WAVEFORM, a type of...
webfooted	21	19	having webbed feet [...
wherefore	21	17	a reason why, also W...
wherefors	22	17	WHEREFOR, a reason w...
wholefood	22	19	unprocessed, natural...
wildfowls	27	21	WILDFOWL, a game bir...
womenfolk	22	24	women collectively [...
workfolks	24	24	WORKFOLK, working pe...
workforce	24	22	the number of worker...

10 letter words that contains FO

10 letter FO word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
actiniform	23	20	having a radiate for...
affoording	21	20	AFFOORD, (Spenser) t...
affordable	23	21	that can be afforded...
affordably	30	23	AFFORDABLE, that can...
afforested	20	17	AFFOREST, to cover w...
amoebiform	22	22	resembling an amoeba...
antireform	19	17	opposed to reform [a...
aquafortis	27	23	concentrated nitric...
asafoetida	17	14	an acrid gum resin w...
ausforming	21	20	the act of deforming...
baculiform	27	24	rod-shaped [adj]
barefooted	19	17	without footwear, al...
batfowlers	25	20	BATFOWLER, one who b...
batfowling	26	23	BATFOWL, to catch bi...
beforehand	21	20	before a particular...
beforetime	21	19	(archaic) formerly [...
befortuned	20	19	BEFORTUNE, (Shakespe...
befortunes	20	18	BEFORTUNE, (Shakespe...
befoulment	22	22	the act of befouling...
bigfooting	23	21	BIGFOOT, to throw on...
biofoulers	22	18	BIOFOULER, an animal...
biofouling	23	21	fouling due to biolo...
birdsfoots	22	17	BIRDSFOOT, a papilio...
blindfolds	24	21	BLINDFOLD, to cover...
brainfoods	20	18	BRAINFOOD, any foods...
bromoforms	23	22	BROMOFORM, a bromine...
buffoonery	28	23	foolish or playful b...
buffoonish	25	23	like a buffoon [adj]
bufotalins	22	19	BUFOTALIN, a poisono...
bufotenine	19	19	a poisonous paralyti...
calceiform	27	23	slipper-shaped [adj]
calyciform	34	25	having the form or a...
cancriform	26	23	shaped like a crab [...
caprifoils	26	20	CAPRIFOIL, (Spenser)...
caprifoles	25	20	CAPRIFOLE, honeysuck...
carrefours	22	17	CARREFOUR, (French)...
centerfold	22	19	the centre pages of...
centrefold	22	19	the centre pages of...
chiffonade	25	23	(French) green plant...
chiffonier	26	22	(French) a chest of...
chifforobe	28	24	a combination of war...
chloroform	26	22	to treat with or as...
choreiform	25	21	resembling chorea [a...
cinquefoil	31	28	a wildflower, aka ro...
clubfooted	25	22	having a clubfoot [a...
clypeiform	33	25	shaped like a buckle...
cocksfoots	26	23	COCKSFOOT, a type of...
cofounders	21	19	COFOUNDER, one who f...
cofounding	22	22	COFOUND, to found jo...
coltsfoots	23	17	COLTSFOOT, a composi...
comforters	23	19	COMFORTER, one who c...
comforting	24	22	COMFORT, to console...
conchiform	28	25	shaped like a shell...
confocally	32	24	CONFOCAL, of a type...
conformers	22	20	CONFORMER, one who c...
conforming	23	23	CONFORM, to become t...
conformism	24	23	compliance with esta...
conformist	23	20	one who conforms [n...
conformity	29	22	correspondence in fo...
confounded	20	21	CONFOUND, to confuse...
confounder	20	20	one who confounds [n...
coryneform	28	22	virgate, rod-shaped...
cotyliform	31	22	disc-shaped with a r...
cribriform	27	22	shaped like a sieve...
cristiform	25	19	in the form of a cre...
cruciforms	28	23	CRUCIFORM, something...
cuculiform	29	25	of, relating to, or...
cucumiform	29	27	cucumber-shaped [adj...
culiciform	29	24	like or resembling a...
cultriform	26	21	knife-shaped [adj]
cumuliform	27	25	shaped like a heap,...
cuneiforms	23	21	CUNEIFORM, a wedge-s...
cyathiform	32	23	shaped like a cup [a...
daffodilly	30	22	a yellow-flowered na...
defocusing	23	21	DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defocussed	22	19	DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defocusses	22	18	DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defoliants	19	16	DEFOLIANT, a chemica...
defoliated	19	16	DEFOLIATE, to remove...
defoliates	19	15	DEFOLIATE, to remove...
defoliator	19	15	a defoliating agent...
deforciant	21	18	one who keeps out of...
deforested	18	15	DEFOREST, to remove...
deforester	18	14	one who deforests [n...
deformable	22	21	able to be deformed...
deformedly	27	21	DEFORMED [adv]
dendriform	20	19	shaped like a tree,...
difformity	30	22	irregularity of form...
digitiform	23	19	shaped like a finger...
discomfort	24	20	to make uncomfortabl...
disforests	20	14	DISFOREST, to clear...
disforming	22	20	DISFORM, to alter th...
disinforms	21	18	DISINFORM, to inform...
disulfoton	20	17	an organophosphorus...
downforces	24	21	DOWNFORCE, an aerody...
dropforged	22	20	DROPFORGE, to forge...
dropforges	22	19	DROPFORGE, to forge...
dumbfounds	23	24	DUMBFOUND, to strike...
dumfounded	20	22	DUMFOUND, to strike...
dumfounder	20	21

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