6 letter words that start with F

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6 letter words that start with F

6 letter F word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
faaing	12	12	FAA, (Scots) to fall...
fabber	16	15	FAB, excellent [adj]
fabled	15	14	FABLE, to tell ficti...
fabler	15	13	a writer of fables [...
fables	15	13	FABLE, to tell ficti...
fablet	15	13	a large smartphone t...
fabric	18	15	to construct [v FABR...
facade	14	13	the front of a build...
facers	15	12	FACER, a sudden diff...
facete	14	12	(archaic) facetious...
facets	15	12	FACET, to cut small...
faceup	17	16	with the front part...
faciae	14	12	FACIA, an architectu...
facial	16	13	relating to the face...
facias	15	12	FACIA, an architectu...
facies	15	12	(Latin) facial expre...
facile	16	13	(French) easily said...
facing	16	15	the lining at the ed...
factis	16	12	(Latin) vulcanized o...
factor	15	12	to express as a prod...
factum	17	16	(Latin) a man's own...
facula	16	14	an unusually bright...
faddle	13	12	to trifle; to toy [v...
fadein	11	11	a gradual increase i...
faders	12	10	FADER, a sliding con...
fadeur	12	11	(French) dullness, i...
fadged	13	13	FADGE, (archaic) to...
fadges	13	12	FADGE, (archaic) to...
fadier	12	10	FADY, wearing away [...
fading	13	13	an Irish dance [n -S...
faecal	15	13	relating to faeces,...
faeces	14	12	bodily waste dischar...
faenas	10	10	FAENA, a series of p...
faerie	11	9	(archaic) the world...
faffed	16	16	FAFF, (colloquial) t...
fagged	14	14	FAG, to make weary b...
faggot	14	13	to bind together in...
fagins	13	12	FAGIN, an adult who...
fagots	13	11	FAGOT, to bind toget...
faible	15	13	(French) the part of...
faiked	13	14	FAIK, (Scots) to aba...
faikes	13	13	a kind of thin-bedde...
failed	13	11	FAIL, to be unsucces...
faille	14	11	(French) a shiny clo...
fained	11	11	FAIN, (Spenser) to f...
fainer	11	10	FAIN, happy; incline...
faines	11	10	FAINE, (Spenser) to...
fainly	19	13	FAIN, happy; incline...
fainne	10	11	a ring-shaped badge...
faints	12	10	FAINT, to lose consc...
fainty	18	12	somewhat faint, also...
faired	12	10	FAIR, to make fair [...
fairer	12	9	FAIR, just; pleasant...
fairly	20	12	FAIR, just; pleasant...
faiths	15	11	FAITH, to believe or...
faitor	12	9	an imposter, also FA...
fajita	14	18	(Spanish) marinated...
fakeer	12	13	a Hindu ascetic, als...
fakers	13	13	FAKER, one who fakes...
fakery	19	15	the practice of faki...
fakeys	19	15	FAKEY, a skateboardi...
fakier	13	13	FAKEY, fake [adj]
fakies	13	13	FAKIE, (in skateboar...
faking	14	16	FAKE, to pretend and...
fakirs	14	13	FAKIR, a Hindu ascet...
falces	16	13	FALX, the sickle-sha...
falcon	15	14	any of various long-...
fallal	15	12	a showy article of d...
fallen	13	12	FALL, to descend fre...
faller	14	11	one who falls [n -S]
fallow	17	14	to plough and leave...
falsed	13	11	FALSE, to deceive [v...
falser	13	10	(obsolete) a falsifi...
falses	13	10	FALSE, to deceive [v...
falsie	13	10	a pad worn within a...
falter	13	10	to hesitate [v -ED,...
family	21	15	a group of persons r...
famine	12	13	extreme scarcity of...
faming	14	15	FAME, to make famous...
famish	16	14	to suffer extreme hu...
famous	13	13	renowned [adj FAMOUS...
famuli	15	14	FAMULUS, (Latin) an...
fanals	12	11	FANAL, (archaic) a l...
fanboy	19	15	an obsessively enthu...
fanded	11	12	FAND, (Scots) to try...
fandom	12	14	an aggregate of enth...
fanega	11	12	(Spanish) a dry meas...
fanfic	17	16	(short for) fiction...
fangas	12	12	FANGA, a Spanish uni...
fanged	12	13	FANG, to seize in th...
fangle	13	13	to decorate fancily...
fangos	12	12	FANGO, (Italian) cla...
fanion	10	11	a small flag, esp. f...
fanjet	13	19	a type of jet engine...
fanked	12	15	FANK, (Scots) to put...
fankle	13	15	(Scots) to entangle...
fanned	10	12	FAN, to cool with a...
fannel	11	12	a strip of material...
fanner	10	11	one who fans [n -S]
fanons	10	11	FANON, a liturgical...
fansub	14	14	the subtitling of fo...
fantad	11	11	a fidgety state, als...
fantod	11	11	a fidgety state, als...
fantom	12	13	a phantom, something...
fanums	13	14	FANUM, a cape worn b...
faqirs	21	18	FAQIR, a Hindu ascet...
faquir	21	19	a Hindu ascetic, als...
farads	12	10	FARAD, a unit of ele...
farand	11	11	(Scots) having a cer...
farced	15	13	FARCE, to fill with...
farcer	15	12	a performer in farce...
farces	15	12	FARCE, to fill with...
farcie	15	12	(French) stuffed, as...
farcin	15	13	(obsolete) a disease...
farded	12	11	FARD, to paint with...
fardel	13	11	(obsolete) a burden...
farden	11	11	(dialect) a farthing...
farers	12	9	FARER, a traveller [...
farfal	15	13	noodles in the form...
farfel	15	13	noodles in the form...
farfet	14	12	far fetched [adj]
farina	11	10	a fine flour or meal...
faring	13	12	FARE, to get on or s...
farles	13	10	FARLE, an oatmeal ca...
farmed	13	13	FARM, to practise th...
farmer	13	12	one who farms [n -S]
farred	12	10	FAR, to remove to a...
farren	11	10	a division of land [...
farrow	15	12	to give birth to a l...
farsed	12	10	FARSE, to expand a n...
farses	12	9	FARSE, to expand a n...
farted	12	10	FART, to expel gas t...
fasces	15	12	an ancient Roman sym...
fascia	15	12	an architectural ban...
fascio	15	12	an organized politic...
fascis	16	12	(Latin) a bundle of...
fashed	14	12	FASH, to bother or a...
fashes	14	11	FASH, to bother or a...
fasted	12	10	FAST, to abstain fro...
fasten	11	10	to secure [v -ED, -I...
faster	12	9	one who fasts [n -S]
fastie	12	9	(Australian slang) a...
fastly	20	12	(Shakespeare) firmly...
father	14	11	to be the male paren...
fathom	15	14	a measure of length,...
fating	13	12	FATE, to destine [v]
fatsia	12	9	an evergreen spreadi...
fatsos	12	9	FATSO, (colloquial)...
fatted	12	10	FAT, to make plump [...
fatten	11	10	to make fat [v -ED,...
fatter	12	9	FAT, having an abund...
fatwah	17	14	to threaten death by...
fatwas	15	12	FATWA, to threaten d...
faucal	16	14	a sound produced in...
fauces	15	13	the passage from the...
faucet	15	13	a pipe inserted in a...
faulds	14	12	FAULD, the arch over...
faults	14	11	FAULT, to criticize...
faulty	20	13	imperfect [adj FAULT...
faunae	10	11	FAUNA, the animal li...
faunal	12	12	relating to fauna, t...
faunas	11	11	FAUNA, the animal li...
faurer	12	10	FAUR, (Scots) far [a...
fauted	12	11	FAUT, (Scots) to fau...
fautor	12	10	a favorer, a patron...
fauves	14	14	FAUVE, a member of a...
favela	14	14	a slum area, also FA...
favell	16	15	(obsolete) light bro...
favels	15	14	FAVEL, a horse of th...
favest	14	13	FAVE, (slang) favour...
favism	16	16	an acute type of ana...
favors	14	13	FAVOR, to regard wit...
favose	13	13	honeycombed [adj]
favour	14	14	to regard with goodw...
favous	14	14	like a honeycomb [ad...
fawned	14	14	FAWN, to please in a...
fawner	14	13	one who fawns [n -S]
faxing	19	19	FAX, to send message...
fayest	18	11	FAY, whimsical, also...
faying	19	14	FAY, to clean out es...
fayned	17	13	FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
faynes	17	12	FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
fayres	18	11	FAYRE, (archaic) a f...
fazing	16	21	FAZE, to unsettle, a...
feague	12	12	(obsolete) to beat,...
fealed	12	11	FEAL, to conceal [v]
fealty	19	12	the vassal's obligat...
feared	11	10	FEAR, to be afraid o...
fearer	11	9	one who fears [n -S]
feares	11	9	FEARE, a companion,...
feased	11	10	FEASE, to unsettle,...
feases	11	9	FEASE, to unsettle,...
feasts	12	9	FEAST, to dine sumpt...
feated	11	10	FEAT, (Shakespeare)...
feater	11	9	FEAT, neat, deft [ad...
featly	19	12	(Shakespeare) gracef...
feazed	14	19	FEAZE, to unsettle,...
feazes	14	18	FEAZE, to unsettle,...
fechts	18	14	FECHT, (Scots) to fi...
fecial	16	13	a priest of ancient...
fecked	16	17	FECK, (Scots) to fuc...
feckin	16	17	(colloquial) fucking...
feckly	24	19	(archaic) mostly, ne...
fecula	16	14	a fine flour usually...
fecund	15	15	fruitful in offsprin...
fedora	11	10	a felt hat with a br...
feeble	14	13	very weak [adj FEEBL...
feebly	21	15	FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feeder	11	10	one that feeds [n -S...
feeing	12	12	FEE, to pay a fixed...
feeler	12	10	the antenna of insec...
feered	11	10	FEER, (Scots) to dra...
feerie	11	9	a theatrical extrava...
feerin	11	10	a first guiding furr...
feesed	11	10	FEESE, to unsettle,...
feeses	11	9	FEESE, to unsettle,...
feezed	14	19	FEEZE, to unsettle,...
feezes	14	18	FEEZE, to unsettle,...
fegary	19	13	a whim, also VAGARY...
fehmic	19	17	pertaining to a fehm...
feigns	13	12	FEIGN, to pretend, g...
feijoa	13	18	(Portuguese) a tropi...
feints	12	10	FEINT, to make a pre...
feirie	12	9	(Scots) nimble, fit...
feists	13	9	FEIST, a small dog o...
feisty	19	11	spirited [adj FEISTI...
felids	14	11	FELID, a member of t...
feline	12	11	related to the cat f...
fellah	16	13	a peasant of laboure...
fellas	14	11	FELLA, (colloquial)...
felled	14	12	FELL, to cause to fa...
feller	14	11	one that fells [n -S...
felloe	13	11	the rim of a wheel,...
fellow	17	14	to produce an equal...
felons	12	11	FELON, a person guil...
felony	18	13	a grave crime [n FEL...
felsic	17	13	having quartz and fe...
felted	13	11	FELT, to mat togethe...
felter	13	10	to mat together like...
female	13	13	the sex that can bea...
femals	14	13	FEMAL, (Milton) a fe...
femmes	14	15	FEMME, (French) a wo...
femora	12	12	FEMUR, a bone in the...
femurs	14	13	FEMUR, a bone in the...
fenced	14	14	FENCE, to enclose wi...
fencer	14	13	one who fences [n -S...
fences	14	13	FENCE, to enclose wi...
fended	11	12	FEND, to ward off [v...
fender	11	11	a metal guard over a...
fening	12	13	a monetary unit of B...
fenman	11	14	a fen country reside...
fenmen	11	14	FENMAN, a fen countr...
fennec	13	14	the desert fox [n -S...
fennel	11	12	a yellow-flowered um...
feodal	12	11	relating to feuds or...
feoffs	16	15	FEOFF, to grant a fe...
ferals	13	10	FERAL, a person who...
ferbam	15	15	a fungicide [n -S]
ferest	12	9	FERE, able [adj]
feriae	11	9	FERIA, a weekday whi...
ferial	13	10	pertaining to holida...
ferias	12	9	FERIA, a weekday whi...
ferine	11	10	of a species which b...
ferity	19	11	the state of being w...
ferlie	13	10	(archaic) a wonder,...
fermis	14	12	FERMI, in physics, a...
ferrel	13	10	to fit with a metal...
ferret	12	9	to search out persis...
ferric	16	12	pertaining to iron [...
ferrum	14	13	iron [n -S]
ferula	13	11	a flat piece of wood...
ferule	13	11	to fit with a metal...
fervid	15	14	warm, ardent [adj FE...
fervor	14	13	great intensity, als...
fescue	15	13	a kind of perennial...
fessed	12	10	FESS, to confess [v]
fesses	12	9	FESS, to confess [v]
festal	13	10	of or pertaining to...
festas	12	9	FESTA, a holiday [n]
fester	12	9	to generate pus [v -...
fetial	13	10	a priest of ancient...
fetich	18	14	a fixation, also FET...
feting	13	12	FETE, to honour with...
fetish	15	11	a fixation, also FET...
fetors	12	9	FETOR, a stench, als...
fettas	12	9	FETTA, a crumbly whi...
fetted	12	10	FETT, (obsolete) to...
fetter	12	9	to shackle [v -ED, -...
fettle	13	10	to potter fussily ab...
fetwas	15	12	FETWA, an Islamic re...
feuars	12	10	FEUAR, (Scots) in la...
feudal	13	12	pertaining to an anc...
feuded	12	12	FEUD, to engage in a...
feuing	13	13	FEU, to grant land t...
feutre	12	10	to set a spear in a...
fevers	14	13	FEVER, to affect wit...
fewest	15	12	FEW, not many [adj]
fewmet	16	15	(archaic) the dung o...
fewter	15	12	to set a spear in a...
feyest	18	11	FEY, foreseeing the...
feying	19	14	FEY, to clean out, e...
fezzed	18	28	wearing a fez [adj]
fezzes	18	27	FEZ, a red brimless...
fiacre	15	12	(French) a small hac...
fiance	14	13	a man engaged to be...
fiasco	15	12	a wine bottle [n FIA...
fiated	12	10	FIAT, to sanction [v...
fiaunt	12	11	(Spenser) a fiat [n...
fibbed	17	16	FIB, to tell a trivi...
fibber	17	15	one who fibs [n -S]
fibers	15	12	FIBER, a threadlike...
fibred	15	13	having fibre, also F...
fibres	15	12	FIBRE, a threadlike...
fibril	17	13	a small fibre, also...
fibrin	15	13	an insoluble protein...
fibros	15	12	FIBRO, a wall board...
fibula	16	14	a bone in the leg [n...
ficain	15	13	a cysteine proteinas...
fiches	18	14	FICHE, (French) a ca...
fichus	19	15	FICHU, (French) a li...
ficins	16	13	FICIN, a cysteine pr...
fickle	18	17	not loyal [adj FICKL...
fickly	25	19	FICKLE, not loyal [a...
ficoes	15	12	FICO, (Shakespeare)...
fictor	16	12	a person who makes i...
fiddle	14	12	to play a violin [v...
fiddly	21	14	time consuming [adj...
fidged	14	13	FIDGE, to fidget [v]
fidges	14	12	FIDGE, to fidget [v]
fidget	14	12	to move about restle...
fields	14	11	FIELD, to play as a...
fiends	12	11	FIEND, a devil; a pe...
fients	12	10	FIENT, (Scots) a fie...
fierce	15	12	violently hostile or...
fieres	12	9	FIERE, a companion,...
fiesta	12	9	(Spanish) in Spain o...
fifers	15	12	FIFER, one who plays...
fifing	16	15	FIFE, to play a high...
fifths	18	14	FIFTH, one of five e...
figged	15	14	FIG, to dress up [v]
fights	17	13	FIGHT, to contend in...
figjam	17	23	(Australian slang) a...
figure	14	12	to compute [v FIGURE...
fikery	20	15	(Scots) fuss, fidget...
fikier	14	13	FIKY, fidgeting and...
fiking	15	16	FIKE, to fidget rest...
fikish	17	15	(Scots) fidgeting an...
filers	14	10	FILER, a person or t...
filets	14	10	FILET, to cut bonele...
filfot	16	13	a swastika, also FYL...
filial	15	11	pertaining to a son...
filing	15	13	a particle removed b...
filius	15	11	(Lat) a son [n FILII...
filled	15	12	FILL, to make full [...
filler	15	11	one that fills [n -S...
filles	15	11	FILLE, (French) a gi...
fillet	15	11	to cut boneless slic...
fillip	18	14	to strike sharply [v...
fillos	15	11	FILLO, (Greek) very...
filmed	15	14	FILM, to make a moti...
filmer	15	13	one who films [n -S]
filmic	19	16	pertaining to motion...
filmis	16	13	FILMI, (Hinglish) re...
filose	13	10	resembling a thread...
filter	14	10	to purify a fluid of...
filths	17	12	FILTH, foul or dirty...
filthy	23	14	offensively dirty [a...
filtre	14	10	as in cafe filtre, a...
fimble	17	16	the male plant of he...
finale	12	11	a termination of som...
finals	13	11	FINAL, the last exam...
fincas	15	13	FINCA, (Spanish) a S...
finder	12	11	one that finds [n -S...
fineer	11	10	to get goods by frau...
finely	19	13	FINE, delicate [adv]
finers	12	10	FINER, a refiner [n]
finery	18	12	elaborate adornment...
finest	12	10	the worthiest citize...
fingan	12	13	the handleless coffe...
finger	13	12	to touch with one of...
finial	13	11	a decorating on the...
fining	13	13	the process of refin...
finish	15	12	to bring to an end [...
finite	12	10	limited [adj FINITEL...
finito	12	10	(Italian) finished [...
finjan	13	20	the handleless coffe...
finked	13	15	FINK, to inform to t...
finlit	14	11	(colloquial) financi...
finnac	14	14	a young seatrout, al...
finnan	10	12	(Scots) haddock cure...
finned	11	12	FIN, to equip with p...
finner	11	11	a finback whale, als...
finsko	13	14	a reindeer-skin boot...
fiords	13	10	FIORD, a narrow inle...
fiorin	12	10	a species of creepin...
fipple	18	16	a plug at the end of...
fiques	21	19	FIQUE, a tough natur...
firers	13	9	FIRER, a person who...
firies	13	9	FIRIE, (Australian s...
firing	14	12	the process of matur...
firked	14	14	FIRK, (Shakespeare)...
firkin	14	14	a small cask for liq...
firlot	14	10	an old measure of gr...
firman	13	13	an Oriental sovereig...
firmed	14	13	FIRM, to make firm [...
firmer	14	12	a carpenter's or woo...
firmly	22	15	FIRM, unyielding to...
firsts	14	9	FIRST, something tha...
firths	16	11	FIRTH, an inlet of t...
fiscal	17	13	relating to the publ...
fisgig	16	13	a giddy girl, a fire...
fished	15	12	FISH, to try to catc...
fisher	15	11	one who catches fish...
fishes	15	11	FISH, to try to catc...
fisked	14	14	FISK, to frisk, gad...
fissle	14	10	(Scots) to rustle [v...
fisted	13	10	FIST, to strike with...
fistic	17	12	(facetious) relating...
fitche	18	14	in heraldry, coming...
fitchy	25	16	in heraldry, coming...
fitful	17	14	marked by sudden imp...
fitnas	12	10	FITNA, a state of tr...
fitted	13	10	FIT, to adjust to th...
fitter	13	9	one that fits [n -S]
fittes	13	9	FITTE, (archaic) a d...
fivers	15	13	FIVER, a five dollar...
fixate	18	16	to make stable [v FI...
fixers	19	16	FIXER, one that fixe...
fixing	20	19	the act or process o...
fixits	20	16	FIXIT, a person know...
fixity	26	18	stability [n FIXITIE...
fixive	21	20	acting to fix a phot...
fixure	19	17	(Shakespeare) stabil...
fizgig	19	22	a police informer [n...
fizzed	19	28	FIZZ, to make a hiss...
fizzen	18	28	(Scots) physical ene...
fizzer	19	27	(Australian slang) a...
fizzes	19	27	FIZZ, to make a hiss...
fizzle	20	28	to come to nothing [...
fjelds	16	20	FJELD, (Norwegian) a...
fjords	15	19	FJORD, a narrow inle...
flabby	24	18	hanging loose [adj F...
flacks	18	17	FLACK, to work as a...
flacon	15	14	(French) a small dec...
flaffs	18	16	FLAFF, (Scots) to fl...
flaggy	22	16	drooping [adj FLAGGI...
flagon	13	13	a large vessel conta...
flails	15	11	FLAIL, to thresh abo...
flairs	14	10	FLAIR, a natural ski...
flaked	14	15	FLAKE, to peel off i...
flaker	14	14	someone or something...
flakes	14	14	FLAKE, to peel off i...
flakey	20	16	in flakes; crazy, ec...
flambe	16	16	to douse (e.g. a pan...
flamed	14	14	FLAME, to burn brigh...
flamen	13	14	a priest of ancient...
flamer	14	13	a person who or thin...
flames	14	13	FLAME, to burn brigh...
flamms	16	16	FLAMM, (archaic) a c...
flanch	18	16	to widen into a flar...
flaned	12	12	FLANE, to walk idly,...
flanes	12	11	FLANE, to walk idly,...
flange	13	13	to provide with a pr...
flanks	14	15	FLANK, to be situate...
flanny	18	14	(Aust) a shirt made...
flappy	24	18	flapping [adj FLAPPI...
flared	13	11	FLARE, to display gl...
flares	13	10	FLARE, to display gl...
flaser	13	10	a streaky appearance...
flashy	22	14	showy, vulgar [adj F...
flasks	15	14	FLASK, a narrow-neck...
flatly	21	13	FLAT, having a smoot...
flatty	20	12	a light flat shoe, a...
flatus	14	11	intestinal gas [n -E...
flaune	12	12	(archaic) a sort of...
flaunt	13	12	to exhibit in a show...
flauta	13	11	a tortilla rolled ar...
flavas	15	14	FLAVA, (slang) a spe...
flavin	15	15	a yellow dye made fr...
flavor	15	14	to impart a special...
flawed	16	14	FLAW, to make defect...
flawns	16	14	FLAWN, (archaic) a c...
flaxen	18	18	pale yellow [adj]
flaxes	19	17	FLAX, the fibres of...
flayed	19	13	FLAY, to strip off s...
flayer	19	12	one who flays [n -S]
fleadh	15	13	(Irish) a festival o...
fleams	14	13	FLEAM, a lancet for...
fleche	18	15	(French) a slender s...
flecks	18	17	FLECK, to mark with...
flecky	24	19	flecked [adj FLECKIE...
fledge	14	13	to furnish with feat...
fledgy	21	15	covered with feather...
fleece	15	13	to remove the wool o...
fleech	18	15	(Scots) to flatter,...
fleecy	22	15	like a fleece [adj F...
fleers	13	10	FLEER, to deride by...
fleets	13	10	FLEET, to move swift...
flemed	14	14	FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flemes	14	13	FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flemit	15	13	FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flench	18	16	to strip the blubber...
flense	12	11	to strip the blubber...
fleshy	22	14	having much flesh [a...
fletch	19	15	to provide (an arrow...
fleurs	14	11	FLEUR, (French) a fl...
fleury	20	13	decorated with fleur...
flewed	16	14	having a flew [adj]
flexed	19	18	FLEX, to bend [v]
flexes	19	17	FLEX, to bend [v]
flexor	19	17	a muscle that bends...
flexos	19	17	FLEXO, a method of r...
fleyed	19	13	FLEY, (Scots) to fri...
flicks	19	17	FLICK, to strike lig...
fliers	14	10	FLIER, one that flie...
fliest	14	10	FLY, shrewd, knowing...
flight	18	14	to migrate in a floc...
flimps	18	16	FLIMP, to rob while...
flimsy	22	15	a thin paper [n FLIM...
flinch	19	16	to shrink back invol...
flings	15	13	FLING, to throw with...
flints	14	11	FLINT, to provide wi...
flinty	20	13	resembling flint [ad...
flippy	25	18	flaring at the botto...
flirts	15	10	FLIRT, to engage in...
flirty	21	12	light-heartedly amor...
flisks	16	14	FLISK, to caper abou...
flisky	22	16	(Scots) restive, whi...
flitch	20	15	to cut into strips [...
flited	14	11	FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flites	14	10	FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flitts	15	10	FLITT, (obsolete) to...
flixed	20	18	FLIX, to melt, also...
flixes	20	17	FLIX, to melt, also...
floats	13	10	FLOAT, to rest or mo...
floaty	19	12	tending to float [ad...
flocci	20	16	FLOCCUS, the tuft of...
flocks	18	17	FLOCK, to gather or...
flocky	24	19	abounding with flock...
flongs	14	13	FLONG, papier-mache...
floods	13	11	FLOOD, to inundate [...
flooey	18	12	awry, also FLOOIE [a...
flooie	12	10	awry, also FLOOEY [a...
floors	13	10	FLOOR, to supply wit...
floosy	19	12	a prostitute, also F...
floozy	22	21	a prostitute, also F...
floppy	24	18	a type of computer d...
florae	12	10	FLORA, the plant lif...
floral	14	11	relating to flowers...
floras	13	10	FLORA, the plant lif...
floret	13	10	a small flower, esp....
florid	14	11	flowery; having a ru...
florin	13	11	an obsolete British...
flossy	20	12	resembling a light s...
flotas	13	10	FLOTA, (Spanish) a c...
floted	13	11	FLOTE, to skim e.g....
flotel	14	11	a platform or boat c...
flotes	13	10	FLOTE [n]
flours	14	11	FLOUR, to cover with...
floury	20	13	fine-grained like fl...
flouse	13	11	to splash, also FLOU...
floush	16	13	to splash, also FLOU...
flouts	14	11	FLOUT, to treat with...
flowed	16	14	FLOW, to move steadi...
flower	16	13	to blossom or flouri...
fluate	13	11	(obsolete) a fluorid...
fluent	13	12	flowing [adj FLUENTL...
fluffs	19	17	FLUFF, to make fluff...
fluffy	25	19	downy, light and sof...
flugel	16	14	a grand piano [n -S]
fluids	15	12	FLUID, a substance t...
fluier	14	11	FLUEY, infected with...
fluish	17	13	having flu to some e...
fluked	15	16	FLUKE, to obtain by...
flukes	15	15	FLUKE, to obtain by...
flukey	21	17	lucky, by accidental...
flumed	15	15	FLUME, to convey by...
flumes	15	14	FLUME, to convey by...
flumps	18	17	FLUMP, to fall or mo...
flunks	15	16	FLUNK, to fail in an...
flunky	21	18	a servile follower,...
fluors	14	11	FLUOR, a mineral for...
flurrs	15	11	FLURR, to scatter [v...
flurry	21	13	to agitate [v FLURRI...
flushy	23	15	red-complexioned [ad...
fluted	14	12	FLUTE, to play on a...
fluter	14	11	one who plays the fl...
flutes	14	11	FLUTE, to play on a...
flutey	20	13	like a flute in tone...
fluxed	20	19	FLUX, to melt, also...
fluxes	20	18	FLUX, to melt, also...
fluyts	21	13	FLUYT, (Dutch) a sma...
flyboy	28	17	a pilot in the air f...
flybys	29	17	FLYBY, a flight, at...
flyers	20	12	FLYER, one that flie...
flyest	20	12	FLY, shrewd, knowing...
flying	21	15	the operation of an...
flyman	20	16	the driver of a fly,...
flymen	20	16	FLYMAN, the driver o...
flyoff	24	18	a competitive testin...
flyped	22	16	FLYPE, to strip back...
flypes	22	15	FLYPE, to strip back...
flysch	26	17	(German) a great Alp...
flyted	20	13	FLYTE, (Scots) to qu...
flytes	20	12	FLYTE, (Scots) to qu...
flyway	29	17	an established air r...
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...
fracas	15	12	a brawl [n -ES]
fracks	17	16	FRACK, to engage in...
fracti	16	12	FRACTUS, a ragged cl...
fracts	16	12	FRACT, to break; to...
fraena	10	10	FRAENUM, a connectin...
fragor	13	11	a crash [n -S]
frails	14	10	FRAIL, a basket for...
fraims	14	12	FRAIM, a stranger, a...
fraise	12	9	to fortify with a ho...
framed	13	13	FRAME, to enclose in...
framer	13	12	one who frames [n -S...
frames	13	12	FRAME, to enclose in...
franco	14	13	post-free [adj]
francs	15	13	FRANC, a monetary un...
franks	13	14	FRANK, to mark mail...
franzy	21	21	cross and peevish [a...
fraped	14	13	FRAPE, to alter the...
frapes	14	12	FRAPE, to alter the...
frappe	16	15	an iced drink, also...
fratch	18	14	a brawl [n -ES]
frater	12	9	a monk, a house for...
fratry	19	11	a convent of friars,...
frauds	13	11	FRAUD, criminal dece...
frayed	18	12	FRAY, to wear by rub...
frazil	17	19	ice crystals in stre...
freaks	13	13	FREAK, to spot or st...
freaky	19	15	quirkily unusual, al...
freely	19	12	FREE, not subject to...
freers	12	9	FREER, one who frees...
freest	12	9	FREE, not subject to...
freets	12	9	FREET, (Scots) an om...
freety	18	11	superstitious, also...
freeze	14	18	to turn into a solid...
freits	13	9	FREIT, (Scots) an om...
freity	19	11	superstitious, also...
fremds	14	13	FREMD, (Scots) a str...
fremit	14	12	a stranger, also FRE...
french	17	15	to cut into thin str...
frenne	10	11	(Spenser) a stranger...
frenum	13	14	a connecting fold of...
frenzy	21	21	to make frantic, als...
freons	11	10	FREON, (trade) an ae...
freres	12	9	FRERE, a friar [n]
fresco	15	12	to paint on plaster...
fretty	19	11	adorned with fretwor...
friand	12	11	a (male) epicure [n...
friars	13	9	FRIAR, a member of a...
friary	19	11	a monastery of friar...
fricht	19	14	(Scots) to frighten...
fricot	16	12	an Acadian stew with...
fridge	14	12	to rub or fray [v FR...
friend	12	11	to enter into a warm...
friers	13	9	FRIER, a pan or cont...
frieze	15	18	to put a decorative...
friges	14	11	FRIG, a refrigerator...
fright	17	13	to make afraid, to s...
frigid	15	12	chillingly stiff [ad...
frigot	14	11	(Spenser) a frigate...
frijol	16	19	a bean used as food,...
frills	16	11	FRILL, to provide wi...
frilly	22	13	having frills [adj F...
fringe	13	12	to provide with an o...
fringy	20	14	resembling a fringe...
fripon	14	13	(French) a knave or...
frisee	12	9	(French) a variety o...
frises	13	9	FRISE, (French) a de...
friska	14	13	the fast section of...
frisks	15	13	FRISK, to gambol, or...
frisky	21	15	lively and playful [...
frists	14	9	FRIST, to postpone,...
frites	13	9	chipped potatoes [n]
friths	16	11	FRITH, an inlet of t...
fritts	14	9	FRITT, to fuse into...
frivol	16	14	to behave playfully...
frized	16	19	FRIZ, to curl hair t...
frizer	16	18	one that frizzes, al...
frizes	16	18	FRIZ, to curl hair t...
frizzy	26	29	of hair, tightly cur...
frocks	17	16	FROCK, to invest wit...
froggy	21	15	abounding in frogs [...
froing	13	12	as in toing and froi...
froise	12	9	a thick pancake, wit...
frolic	17	13	to play and run abou...
fronds	12	11	FROND, a type of lea...
fronts	12	10	FRONT, to present [v...
froren	11	10	frozen, also FRORE,...
frorne	11	10	frozen, also FRORE,...
frosts	13	9	FROST, to cover with...
frosty	19	11	covered with frost [...
froths	15	11	FROTH, to foam [v]
frothy	21	13	covered with froth [...
frouzy	22	21	unkempt, also FROWZY...
frowie	15	12	(Spenser) musty, ran...
frowns	15	13	FROWN, to wrinkle th...
frowst	16	12	to luxuriate in hot...
frowsy	22	14	fusty, stuffy, also...
frowzy	25	23	fusty, stuffy, also...
frozen	14	19	FREEZE, to turn into...
frugal	15	13	characterized by or...
fruict	17	13	(obsolete) fruit [n...
fruits	14	10	FRUIT, to produce an...
fruity	20	12	tasting of fruit [ad...
frumps	17	16	FRUMP, (obsolete) to...
frumpy	23	18	ill-dressed or dowdy...
frusta	13	10	FRUSTUM, a cone with...
frusts	14	10	FRUST, a fragment [n...
frutex	19	17	a shrub [n FRUTICES]
fryers	19	11	FRYER, a pan or cont...
frying	20	14	the process of fryin...
frypan	20	15	a pan for frying foo...
fubbed	17	17	FUB, to cheat, also...
fucked	17	18	FUCK, to copulate, a...
fucker	17	17	a contemptible perso...
fuckup	20	21	something incompeten...
fucoid	16	14	relating to seaweed,...
fucose	15	13	a type of sugar [n -...
fucous	16	14	of or pertaining to...
fuddle	14	13	to confuse, muddle [...
fudged	14	14	FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fudges	14	13	FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fueled	13	12	FUEL, to provide wit...
fueler	13	11	one who fuels, also...
fueros	12	10	FUERO, (Spanish) a B...
fuffed	17	17	FUFF, to spit like a...
fugato	13	12	a fugal composition...
fugged	15	15	FUG, to make hot, st...
fugies	14	12	FUGIE, (Scots) a coc...
fugios	14	12	FUGIO, a former coin...
fugled	15	14	FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fugles	15	13	FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fugued	14	14	FUGUE, to compose a...
fugues	14	13	FUGUE, to compose a...
fuhrer	15	12	(German) a leader, a...
fulcra	17	14	FULCRUM, a support f...
fulfil	18	15	to bring about the a...
fulgid	16	14	shining brightly, al...
fulgor	15	13	splendour, also FULG...
fulham	17	16	a loaded die, also F...
fullam	16	15	a loaded die, also F...
fullan	14	13	a loaded die, also F...
fulled	15	13	FULL, to shrink and...
fuller	15	12	to groove with a typ...
fulmar	15	14	an arctic seabird [n...
fulvid	17	16	dull yellow, also FU...
fumado	13	14	a salted and smoked...
fumage	14	15	hearth-tax [n -S]
fumble	17	17	to handle clumsily [...
fumers	14	13	FUMER, one that fume...
fumets	14	13	FUMET, (archaic) the...
fumier	14	13	FUMY, full of fumes,...
fuming	15	16	FUME, to give off sm...
fumous	14	14	full of fumes [adj]
fumuli	16	15	FUMULUS, a thin clou...
funded	12	13	FUND, to provide mon...
funder	12	12	a financial backer [...
fundic	16	15	relating to the fund...
fundie	12	12	a member of the radi...
fundis	13	12	FUNDI, in South Afri...
fundus	13	13	the inner basal surf...
funest	12	11	portending death or...
fungal	14	14	relating to fungi e....
fungic	17	16	pertaining to a fung...
fungos	13	13	FUNGO, a fly ball hi...
fungus	14	14	any of the major gro...
funked	13	16	FUNK, to shrink back...
funker	13	15	one who funks [n -S]
funkia	13	15	any plant of an East...
funned	11	13	FUN, to act playfull...
funnel	12	13	to pass through a co...
funner	11	12	FUN, providing enjoy...
furals	14	11	FURAL, a liquid obta...
furane	11	11	a chemical used in t...
furans	12	11	FURAN, a chemical us...
furcae	15	13	FURCA, any forklike...
furcal	17	14	forked [adj]
furder	13	11	further [adv]
fureur	13	11	(French) an extravag...
furfur	16	14	dandruff, also FURFA...
furies	13	10	FURY, violent anger...
furkid	15	15	an animal kept as a...
furled	14	12	FURL, to roll up [v]
furler	14	11	one that furls [n -S...
furole	13	11	a liquid obtained by...
furols	14	11	FUROL, a liquid obta...
furore	12	10	(Italian) an outburs...
furors	13	10	FUROR, an outburst o...
furphy	24	17	(Australian slang) a...
furred	13	11	FUR, to cover with a...
furrow	16	13	to make narrow depre...
furzes	16	19	FURZE, a spiny shrub...
fusain	12	11	a fine charcoal used...
fusees	12	10	FUSEE, a large-heade...
fusels	14	11	FUSEL, a nauseous mi...
fusile	14	11	formed by melting [a...
fusils	15	11	FUSIL, a type of fli...
fusing	14	13	FUSE, to equip with...
fusion	12	11	(Scots) physical ene...
fusked	14	15	FUSK, to obtain data...
fusker	14	14	a piece of software...
fussed	13	11	FUSS, to be overly c...
fusser	13	10	one that fusses [n -...
fusses	13	10	FUSS, to be overly c...
fusted	13	11	FUST, to smell mould...
fustet	13	10	the wood of a tree g...
fustic	17	13	the wood of a tree g...
fustoc	16	13	the wood of a tree g...
fusuma	14	14	a Japanese sliding d...
futile	14	11	ineffective [adj FUT...
futons	12	11	FUTON, a cotton fill...
futsal	14	11	a form of associatio...
future	13	11	the time yet to come...
futzed	16	20	FUTZ, to spend time...
futzes	16	19	FUTZ, to spend time...
fuzees	15	19	FUZEE, a match with...
fuzils	18	20	FUZIL, a type of fli...
fuzing	17	22	FUZE, to equip with...
fuzzed	19	29	FUZZ, to become fuzz...
fuzzes	19	28	FUZZ, to become fuzz...
fuzzle	20	29	(dialect) to intoxic...
fyking	21	18	FYKE, to fidget rest...
fylfot	22	15	a form of cross like...
fynbos	20	15	in South Africa, an...
fyttes	19	11	FYTTE, (archaic) a d...

6 letter words that start with F

6 letter words that start with F

6 letter F word

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LETTER F WORD