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fabby
21
16
excellent, marvellou...
fable
13
12
to tell fictitious t...
faced
13
12
FACE, to confront [v...
facer
13
11
a sudden difficulty...
faces
13
11
FACE, to confront [v...
facet
13
11
to cut small plane s...
facia
13
11
an architectural ban...
facta
13
11
FACTUM, (Latin) a ma...
facts
14
11
FACT, something know...
faddy
17
12
inclined to take up...
faded
10
10
FADE, to lose colour...
fader
10
9
a sliding control as...
fades
10
9
FADE, to lose colour...
fadge
11
11
(archaic) to agree,...
fados
10
9
FADO, a Portuguese f...
faena
8
9
a series of passes m...
faery
16
10
(archaic) the world...
faffs
15
14
FAFF, (colloquial) t...
faffy
21
16
awkward and time-con...
faggy
19
14
having the character...
fagin
11
11
an adult who instruc...
fagot
11
10
to bind together in...
faiks
12
12
FAIK, (Scots) to aba...
fails
12
9
FAIL, to be unsucces...
faine
9
9
(Spenser) to feign,...
fains
10
9
FAIN, (Spenser) to f...
faint
10
9
to lose consciousnes...
fairs
11
8
FAIR, to make fair [...
fairy
17
10
a creature of folklo...
faith
13
10
to believe or trust...
faked
11
13
FAKE, to pretend and...
faker
11
12
one who fakes e.g. w...
fakes
11
12
FAKE, to pretend and...
fakey
17
14
fake [adj FAKIER, FA...
fakie
11
12
(in skateboarding an...
fakir
12
12
a Hindu ascetic, als...
falaj
13
18
(Arabic) an irrigati...
falls
13
10
FALL, to descend fre...
false
11
9
to deceive [v FALSED...
famed
11
12
FAME, to make famous...
fames
11
11
FAME, to make famous...
fanal
10
10
(archaic) a lighthou...
fancy
19
14
to take a liking to...
fands
10
10
FAND, (Scots) to try...
fanes
9
9
FANE, a temple [n]
fanga
10
11
a Spanish unit of dr...
fango
10
11
(Italian) clay or mu...
fangs
11
11
FANG, to seize in th...
fanks
11
13
FANK [n]
fanny
15
12
as in to fanny about...
fanon
8
10
a liturgical cape wo...
fanos
9
9
FANO, a liturgical c...
fanum
11
13
a cape worn by the p...
faqir
19
17
a Hindu ascetic, als...
farad
10
9
a unit of electrical...
farce
13
11
to fill with stuffin...
farci
14
11
(French) stuffed, as...
farcy
20
13
a chronic horse dise...
fards
11
9
FARD, to paint with...
fared
10
9
FARE, to get on or s...
farer
10
8
a traveller [n -S]
fares
10
8
FARE, to get on or s...
farle
11
9
an oatmeal cake, als...
farls
12
9
FARL, (Scots) an oat...
farms
12
11
FARM, to practise th...
faros
10
8
FARO, a card game [n...
farse
10
8
to expand a narrativ...
farts
11
8
FART, to expel gas t...
fasci
14
11
FASCIO, an organized...
fasti
11
8
(Latin) those days a...
fasts
11
8
FAST, to abstain fro...
fatal
11
9
capable of causing d...
fated
10
9
FATE, to destine [v]
fates
10
8
FATE, to destine [v]
fatly
18
11
FAT, having an abund...
fatso
10
8
(colloquial) a fat p...
fatty
17
10
one that is fat [n F...
fatwa
13
11
to threaten death by...
faugh
14
13
used to express disg...
fauld
12
11
the arch over the da...
fault
12
10
to criticize [v -ED,...
fauna
9
10
the animal life of a...
fauns
10
10
FAUN, a rural deity...
faurd
11
10
(Scots) favoured [ad...
fauts
11
9
FAUT, (Scots) to fau...
fauve
12
13
a member of a group...
favas
12
12
FAVA, (Italian) a br...
favel
13
13
(obsolete) light-bro...
faver
12
12
FAVE, (slang) favour...
faves
12
12
FAVE, a favourite pe...
favor
12
12
to regard with goodw...
favus
13
13
a fungal skin diseas...
fawns
13
12
FAWN, to please in a...
fawny
19
14
yellowish-brown colo...
faxed
16
16
FAX, to send message...
faxes
16
15
FAX, to send message...
fayed
16
11
FAY, to clean out es...
fayer
16
10
FAY, whimsical, also...
fayne
15
11
(Spenser) to feign,...
fayre
16
10
(archaic) a fair [n...
fazed
13
18
FAZE, to unsettle, a...
fazes
13
17
FAZE, to unsettle, a...
feals
11
9
FEAL, to conceal [v]
feare
9
8
a companion, also FE...
fears
10
8
FEAR, to be afraid o...
feart
10
8
(Scots) afraid [adj]
fease
9
8
to unsettle, also FA...
feast
10
8
to dine sumptuously...
feats
10
8
FEAT, (Shakespeare)...
feaze
12
17
to unsettle, also FA...
fecal
14
12
relating to feces, a...
feces
13
11
bodily waste dischar...
fecht
16
13
(Scots) to fight [v...
fecit
14
11
he/she made (it): fo...
fecks
15
15
FECK, (Scots) to fuc...
fedex
16
16
to send by Federal E...
feebs
12
11
FEEB, (US) a weak in...
feeds
10
9
FEED, to give food t...
feels
11
9
FEEL, to perceive by...
feens
9
9
FEEN, (Irish) a man...
feers
10
8
FEER, (Scots) to dra...
feese
9
8
to unsettle, also FA...
feeze
12
17
to unsettle, also FA...
fehme
13
13
FEHM, (German) a med...
feign
11
11
to pretend, give a f...
feint
10
9
to make a pretence [...
feist
11
8
a small dog of mixed...
felch
17
14
to lick or suck ejac...
felid
12
10
a member of the cat...
fella
12
10
(colloquial) fellow...
fells
13
10
FELL, to cause to fa...
felly
19
12
the rim of a wheel,...
felon
10
10
a person guilty of a...
felts
12
9
FELT, to mat togethe...
felty
18
11
matted like felt [ad...
femal
12
12
(Milton) a female [n...
femes
11
11
FEME, a legal term f...
femme
12
14
(French) a woman [n...
femmy
19
16
markedly feminine in...
femur
12
12
a bone in the leg [n...
fence
12
12
to enclose with a ba...
fends
10
10
FEND, to ward off [v...
fendy
16
12
(Scots) resourceful,...
fenis
10
9
FENI, an alcoholic s...
fenks
11
13
the refuse of whale-...
fenny
15
12
an alcoholic spirit...
fents
10
9
FENT, a slit [n]
feods
10
9
FEOD, a fief or land...
feoff
14
14
to grant a feudal es...
feral
11
9
of a species which b...
ferer
10
8
FERE, able [adj]
feres
10
8
FERE, a companion, a...
feria
10
8
a weekday which is n...
ferly
18
11
marvellous [adj FERL...
fermi
12
11
in physics, a unit o...
ferms
12
11
FERM, (Spenser) a fa...
ferns
10
9
FERN, a flowerless v...
ferny
16
11
covered with ferns [...
ferry
17
10
to transport by a ty...
fesse
10
8
a horizontal band ac...
festa
10
8
a holiday [n -S]
fests
11
8
FEST, a gathering of...
festy
17
10
(Australian slang) v...
fetal
11
9
pertaining to a fetu...
fetas
10
8
FETA, a crumbly whit...
fetch
16
13
to go after and brin...
feted
10
9
FETE, to honour with...
fetes
10
8
FETE, to honour with...
fetid
11
9
stinking, also FOETI...
fetor
10
8
a stench, also FOETO...
fetta
10
8
a crumbly white chee...
fetts
11
8
FETT, (obsolete) to...
fetus
11
9
the unborn in the wo...
fetwa
13
11
an Islamic religious...
feuar
10
9
(Scots) in law, the...
feuds
11
10
FEUD, to engage in a...
feued
10
10
FEU, to grant land t...
fever
12
12
to affect with an ab...
fewer
13
11
FEW, not many [adj]
feyed
16
11
FEY, to clean out, e...
feyer
16
10
FEY, foreseeing the...
feyly
24
13
FEY, foreseeing the...
fezes
13
17
FEZ, a red brimless...
fezzy
23
28
like a fez, a red br...
fiars
11
8
FIAR, the owner of t...
fiats
11
8
FIAT, to sanction [v...
fiber
13
11
a threadlike cell or...
fibre
13
11
a threadlike cell or...
fibro
13
11
a wall board of comp...
fices
14
11
FICE, a small dog of...
fiche
16
13
(French) a card or s...
fichu
17
14
(French) a light cap...
ficin
14
12
a cysteine proteinas...
ficos
14
11
FICO, (Shakespeare)...
ficus
15
12
a genus of plants in...
fides
11
9
(Latin) faith, trust...
fidge
12
11
to fidget [v FIDGED,...
fidos
11
9
FIDO, a coin having...
fiefs
13
11
FIEF, a feudal estat...
field
12
10
to play as a fielder...
fiend
10
10
a devil; a person dr...
fient
10
9
(Scots) a fiend, a d...
fiere
10
8
a companion, also FE...
fiers
11
8
FIER, a companion, a...
fiery
17
10
intensely hot [adj F...
fiest
11
8
FIE, whimsical, fey...
fifed
13
12
FIFE, to play a high...
fifer
13
11
one who plays the fi...
fifes
13
11
FIFE, to play a high...
fifth
16
13
number five in seque...
fifty
20
13
a number [n FIFTIES]
fight
15
12
to contend in war, b...
figos
12
10
FIGO, (Shakespeare)...
fiked
12
13
FIKE, to fidget rest...
fikes
12
12
FIKE, to fidget rest...
filar
12
9
pertaining to a thre...
filch
18
14
to pilfer [v -ED, -I...
filed
12
10
FILE, to arrange in...
filer
12
9
a person or thing th...
files
12
9
FILE, to arrange in...
filet
12
9
to cut boneless slic...
filii
13
9
FILIUS, (Lat) a son...
filks
14
13
FILK, a type of popu...
fille
13
10
(French) a girl [n -...
fillo
13
10
(Greek) very thin pa...
fills
14
10
FILL, to make full [...
filly
20
12
a female horse up to...
filmi
14
12
(Hinglish) relating...
films
14
12
FILM, to make a moti...
filmy
20
14
thin, delicate [adj...
filos
12
9
FILO, very thin past...
filth
15
11
foul or dirty matter...
filum
14
13
a threadlike anatomi...
final
11
10
last in sequence [ad...
finca
13
12
(Spanish) a Spanish...
finch
16
14
a small bird [n -ES]
finds
11
10
FIND, to come upon a...
fined
10
10
FINE, to incur a mon...
finer
10
9
a refiner [n -S]
fines
10
9
FINE, to incur a mon...
finis
11
9
(Latin) the end, the...
finks
12
13
FINK, to inform to t...
finny
16
12
having fins [adj FIN...
finos
10
9
FINO, a type of ligh...
fiord
11
9
a narrow inlet of th...
fiqhs
22
19
FIQH, Islamic jurisp...
fique
19
18
a tough natural fibr...
fired
11
9
FIRE, to project by...
firer
11
8
a person who fires [...
fires
11
8
FIRE, to project by...
firie
11
8
(Australian slang) a...
firks
13
12
FIRK, (Shakespeare)...
firms
13
11
FIRM, to make firm [...
firns
11
9
FIRN, granular ice f...
firry
18
10
abounding in firs [a...
first
12
8
preceding all others...
firth
14
10
an inlet of the sea...
fiscs
15
11
FISC, (obsolete) the...
fishy
20
12
consisting of fish [...
fisks
13
12
FISK, to frisk, gad...
fists
12
8
FIST, to strike with...
fisty
18
10
like a fist [adj FIS...
fitch
17
13
a polecat, also FITC...
fitly
19
11
in a fit manner [adv...
fitna
10
9
a state of trouble o...
fitte
11
8
(archaic) a division...
fitts
12
8
FITT, (archaic) a di...
fiver
13
12
a five dollar bill,...
fives
13
12
FIVE, a number [n]
fixed
17
16
FIX, to make firm, r...
fixer
17
15
one that fixes [n -S...
fixes
17
15
FIX, to make firm, r...
fixit
18
15
a person known for f...
fizzy
24
28
fizzing [adj FIZZIER...
fjeld
14
19
(Norwegian) a high,...
fjord
13
18
a narrow inlet of th...
flabs
14
12
FLAB, excess body fa...
flack
16
16
to work as a press a...
flaff
16
15
(Scots) to flap, to...
flags
13
11
FLAG, to mark with a...
flail
13
10
to thresh about [v -...
flair
12
9
a natural skill [n -...
flake
12
13
to peel off in thin...
flaks
13
13
FLAK, anti-aircraft...
flaky
19
15
a fit of temper [n F...
flame
12
12
to burn brightly [v...
flamm
14
15
(archaic) a custard,...
flams
13
12
FLAM, to deceive [v]
flamy
19
14
flaming [adj FLAMIER...
flane
10
10
to walk idly, saunte...
flank
12
14
to be situated to th...
flans
11
10
FLAN, a type of cust...
flaps
14
12
FLAP, to move, as of...
flare
11
9
to display glaringly...
flary
18
11
tending to flare [ad...
flash
14
11
showy, vulgar [adj F...
flask
13
13
a narrow-necked cont...
flats
12
9
FLAT, to make flat [...
flava
13
13
(slang) a special st...
flawn
14
13
(archaic) a custard,...
flaws
15
12
FLAW, to make defect...
flawy
21
14
full of flaws [adj F...
flaxy
24
18
like flax; of a ligh...
flays
18
11
FLAY, to strip off s...
fleam
12
12
a lancet for bleedin...
fleas
11
9
FLEA, any of an orde...
fleck
16
16
to mark with tiny st...
fleer
11
9
to deride by making...
flees
11
9
FLEE, to run away [v...
fleet
11
9
swift, also FLITT [a...
flegs
13
11
FLEG, (Scots) to fri...
fleme
12
12
(Scots) to put to fl...
flesh
14
11
to scrape soft body...
fleur
12
10
(French) a flower [n...
flews
15
12
FLEW, the floppy upp...
flexo
17
16
a method of rotary l...
fleys
18
11
FLEY, (Scots) to fri...
flick
17
16
to strike lightly wi...
flics
16
12
FLIC, a French polic...
flied
12
10
FLY, to move through...
flier
12
9
one that flies, also...
flies
12
9
FLY, to move through...
flimp
16
15
to rob while diverte...
flims
14
12
FLIM, a five pound n...
fling
13
12
to throw with force...
flint
12
10
to provide with a sp...
flips
15
12
FLIP, to spin in the...
flirs
13
9
FLIR, forward lookin...
flirt
13
9
to engage in amorous...
flisk
14
13
to caper about [v -E...
flite
12
9
(Scots) to quarrel,...
flits
13
9
FLIT, to move lightl...
flitt
13
9
(obsolete) to flit [...
float
11
9
to rest or move on t...
flobs
14
12
FLOB, (slang) to spi...
flock
16
16
to gather or move in...
flocs
15
12
FLOC, to aggregate i...
floes
11
9
FLOE, a large mass o...
flogs
13
11
FLOG, to beat with a...
flong
12
12
papier-mache for mak...
flood
11
10
to inundate [v -ED,...
floor
11
9
to supply with the l...
flops
14
12
FLOP, to drop heavil...
flora
11
9
the plant life of a...
flors
12
9
FLOR, a flavoursome...
flory
18
11
having fleur-de-lis...
flosh
14
11
any loose downy stuf...
floss
12
9
to clean between the...
flota
11
9
(Spanish) a commerci...
flote
11
9
to skim e.g. milk [v...
flour
12
10
to cover with a fine...
flout
12
10
to treat with contem...
flown
14
13
FLY, to move through...
flows
15
12
FLOW, to move steadi...
flubs
15
13
FLUB, to bungle, bot...
flued
12
11
having a flue [adj]
flues
12
10
FLUE, a smoke-duct i...
fluey
18
12
infected with the fl...
fluff
17
16
a soft down from cot...
fluid
13
11
flowing [adj FLUIDLY...
fluke
13
14
to obtain by chance...
fluky
20
16
lucky, by accidental...
flume
13
13
to convey by an arti...
flump
16
16
to fall or move heav...
flung
13
13
FLING, to throw with...
flunk
13
15
to fail in an examin...
fluor
12
10
a mineral form of ca...
flurr
13
10
to scatter [v -ED, -...
flush
15
12
to clean by a gush o...
flute
12
10
to play on a woodwin...
fluty
19
12
resembling a flute i...
fluyt
19
12
(Dutch) a small 17th...
flyby
27
16
a flight, at low alt...
flyer
18
11
one that flies, also...
flype
20
14
to strip back, to tu...
flyte
18
11
(Scots) to quarrel,...
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...
frabs
13
11
FRAB, (dialect) to w...
frack
15
15
to engage in frackin...
fract
14
11
to break; to violate...
frags
12
10
FRAG, to kill with a...
frail
12
9
a basket for holding...
fraim
12
11
a stranger, also FRE...
frame
11
11
to enclose in a bord...
franc
13
12
a monetary unit of F...
frank
11
13
to mark mail for pos...
frape
12
11
to alter the persona...
fraps
13
11
FRAP, to draw tight...
frass
11
8
debris or excrement...
frate
10
8
a Franciscan friar [...
frati
11
8
FRATE, a Franciscan...
frats
11
8
FRAT, (short for) a...
fraud
11
10
criminal deception [...
fraus
11
9
FRAU, (German) a wom...
frays
17
10
FRAY, to wear by rub...
freak
11
12
to spot or streak [v...
freed
10
9
FREE, to set at libe...
freer
10
8
one who frees [n -S]
frees
10
8
FREE, to set at libe...
freet
10
8
(Scots) an omen, als...
freit
11
8
(Scots) an omen, als...
fremd
12
12
(Scots) a stranger,...
frena
9
9
FRENUM, a connecting...
freon
9
9
(trade) an aerosol p...
frere
10
8
a friar [n -S]
fresh
13
10
to improve the condi...
frets
11
8
FRET, to worry [v]
friar
11
8
a member of a religi...
fribs
14
11
FRIB, heavy wool rem...
fried
11
9
FRY, to cook in fat...
frier
11
8
a pan or container f...
fries
11
8
FRY, to cook in fat...
frigs
13
10
FRIG, to potter abou...
frill
14
10
to provide with a ru...
frise
11
8
(French) a decorated...
frisk
13
12
to gambol, or leap p...
frist
12
8
to postpone, grant t...
frith
14
10
an inlet of the sea,...
frits
12
8
FRIT, to fuse cerami...
fritt
12
8
to fuse into a vitre...
fritz
15
17
(of an appliance, et...
frize
14
17
(obsolete) to freeze...
frizz
18
26
to curl hair tightly...
frock
15
15
to invest with pries...
froes
10
8
FROE, a cleaving too...
frogs
12
10
FROG, to hunt for we...
frond
10
10
a type of leaf [n -S...
frons
10
9
the forehead; the pa...
front
10
9
to the fore [adj FRO...
frore
10
8
frozen, also FROREN,...
frorn
10
9
frozen, also FRORE,...
frory
17
10
frozen, also FRORE,...
frosh
13
10
(US) a freshman [n -...
frost
11
8
to cover with a depo...
froth
13
10
to foam [v -ED, -ING...
frown
13
12
to wrinkle the brow...
frows
14
11
FROW, (Dutch) a woma...
frowy
20
13
musty, rancid, also...
froze
13
17
FREEZE, to turn into...
frugs
13
11
FRUG, to perform a t...
fruit
12
9
to produce an edible...
frump
15
15
(obsolete) to snub [...
frush
14
11
to break or bruise [...
frust
12
9
a fragment [n -S]
fryer
17
10
a pan or container f...
fubar
13
12
Fucked Up Beyond All...
fubby
22
17
chubby and squat, al...
fubsy
20
14
chubby, also FUBBY [...
fucks
16
16
FUCK, to copulate, a...
fucus
15
13
any of a genus of br...
fuddy
18
13
old-fashioned, dull...
fudge
12
12
to falsify [v FUDGED...
fudgy
19
14
resembling fudge (a...
fuels
12
10
FUEL, to provide wit...
fuero
10
9
(Spanish) a Basque l...
fuffs
16
15
FUFF, to spit like a...
fuffy
22
17
light and soft [adj...
fugal
13
12
being in the state o...
fuggy
20
15
close, stuffy [adj F...
fugie
12
11
(Scots) a cock that...
fugio
12
11
a former coin of the...
fugle
13
12
(Carlyle) to act lik...
fugly
20
14
an offensive word fo...
fugue
12
12
to compose a type of...
fugus
13
12
FUGU, a toxin-contai...
fujis
14
18
FUJI, (Japanese) a s...
fulls
14
11
FULL, to shrink and...
fully
20
13
FULL, filled complet...
fumed
12
13
FUME, to give off sm...
fumer
12
12
one that fumes [n -S...
fumes
12
12
FUME, to give off sm...
fumet
12
12
(archaic) the dung o...
fundi
11
11
in South Africa, an...
funds
11
11
FUND, to provide mon...
fundy
17
13
(German) a member of...
fungi
12
12
FUNGUS, any of the m...
fungo
11
12
a fly ball hit to a...
fungs
12
12
FUNG, the fabled Chi...
funks
12
14
FUNK, to shrink back...
funky
18
16
of jazz, pop music e...
funny
16
13
a comic strip [n FUN...
fural
12
10
a liquid obtained by...
furan
10
10
a chemical used in t...
furca
14
12
any forklike structu...
furls
13
10
FURL, to roll up [v]
furol
12
10
a liquid obtained by...
furor
11
9
an outburst of publi...
furrs
12
9
FURR, (Scots) a furr...
furry
18
11
covered in fur [adj...
furth
14
11
(Scots) forth, outsi...
furze
14
18
a spiny shrub, aka g...
furzy
21
20
abounding in furze [...
fused
11
10
FUSE, to equip with...
fusee
10
9
a large-headed frict...
fusel
12
10
a nauseous mixture o...
fuses
11
9
FUSE, to equip with...
fusil
13
10
a type of flintlock...
fusks
13
13
FUSK, to obtain data...
fussy
18
11
overly concerned wit...
fusts
12
9
FUST, to smell mould...
fusty
18
11
old-fashioned; musty...
futon
10
10
a cotton filled matt...
fuzed
14
19
FUZE, to equip with...
fuzee
13
18
a match with a long...
fuzes
14
18
FUZE, to equip with...
fuzil
16
19
a type of flintlock...
fuzzy
24
29
covered with fuzz [a...
fyces
20
13
FYCE, a small dog of...
fyked
18
15
FYKE, to fidget rest...
fykes
18
14
FYKE, to fidget rest...
fyles
18
11
FYLE, a line (file)...
fyrds
18
11
FYRD, local militia...
fytte
17
10
(archaic) a division...
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