7 letter words that start with F

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7 letter words that start with F

7 letter F word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
fabbest	18	16	FAB, excellent [adj]
fabbier	18	16	FABBY, excellent, ma...
fablers	17	14	FABLER, a writer of...
fablets	17	14	FABLET, a large smar...
fabliau	17	15	one of the metrical...
fabling	18	17	the telling of fable...
fabrics	20	16	FABRIC, to construct...
fabular	17	15	legendary [adj]
facades	16	14	FACADE, the front of...
facebar	18	16	a wrestling hold pul...
faceman	16	17	a miner who works at...
facemen	16	17	FACEMAN, a miner who...
faceoff	20	19	the action that star...
faceted	16	14	FACET, to cut small...
facials	18	14	FACIAL, a beauty tre...
faciend	16	15	a number to be multi...
facings	18	16	FACING, the lining a...
faconne	14	15	(French) a fabric wi...
factful	21	18	full of fact [adj]
factice	20	16	vulcanized oil, used...
faction	16	14	a clique within a la...
factive	19	17	of a linguistic cont...
factoid	17	14	a statement said so...
factors	17	13	FACTOR, to express a...
factory	23	15	a place where goods...
factual	18	15	actual, real [adj FA...
factums	19	17	FACTUM, (Latin) a ma...
facture	17	14	the quality of the e...
faculae	17	15	FACULA, an unusually...
facular	18	15	of or pertaining to...
faculty	25	17	an inherent power or...
fadable	16	15	capable of fading [a...
fadaise	13	11	(French) an obvious...
faddier	14	12	FADDY, inclined to t...
faddish	17	14	inclined to take up...
faddism	16	15	the taking up of fad...
faddist	15	12	a faddish person [n...
faddled	15	14	FADDLE, to trifle; t...
faddles	15	13	FADDLE, to trifle; t...
fadedly	21	15	FADED [adv]
fadeins	13	12	FADEIN, a gradual in...
fadeout	13	12	a gradual disappeara...
fadeurs	14	12	FADEUR, (French) dul...
fadging	16	16	FADGE, (archaic) to...
fadiest	14	11	FADY, wearing away [...
fadings	15	14	FADING, an Irish dan...
fadlike	16	16	like a fad [adj]
faeries	13	10	FAERIE, (archaic) th...
faffier	18	16	FAFFY, awkward and t...
faffing	19	19	FAFF, (colloquial) t...
faggery	22	16	drudgery, fagging [n...
faggier	16	14	FAGGY, having the ch...
fagging	17	17	the practice of a sc...
faggots	16	14	FAGGOT, to bind toge...
faggoty	22	16	having the character...
fagoted	14	13	FAGOT, to bind toget...
fagoter	14	12	one who does fagotin...
fagotti	15	12	FAGOTTO, (Italian) a...
fagotto	14	12	(Italian) a bassoon...
fahlerz	20	22	(German) an ore of c...
fahlore	16	13	(German) an ore of c...
faibles	17	14	FAIBLE, (French) the...
faience	15	14	a type of glazed pot...
faiking	16	17	FAIK, (Scots) to aba...
failing	16	14	in a state of failur...
failles	16	12	FAILLE, (French) a s...
failure	15	12	the act of failing [...
fainest	13	11	FAIN, happy; incline...
faining	14	14	FAIN, (Spenser) to f...
fainnes	12	12	FAINNE, a ring-shape...
fainted	13	12	FAINT, to lose consc...
fainter	13	11	one who faints [n -S...
faintly	21	14	FAINT, lacking stren...
fairest	14	10	FAIR, just; pleasant...
fairier	14	10	FAIRY, of or like a...
fairies	14	10	FAIRY, a creature of...
fairily	22	13	FAIRY, of or like a...
fairing	15	13	a complimentary gift...
fairish	17	12	moderately good [adj...
fairway	23	15	the mown part of a g...
faithed	16	13	FAITH, to believe or...
faither	16	12	(Scots) father [n -S...
faitors	14	10	FAITOR, an imposter,...
faitour	14	11	an imposter, also FA...
fajitas	16	19	FAJITA, (Spanish) ma...
fakeers	14	14	FAKEER, a Hindu asce...
fakiest	15	14	FAKEY, fake [adj]
falafel	17	15	a fried patty of gro...
falbala	17	15	a trimming for a wom...
falcade	17	15	a leaping motion of...
falcate	17	14	curved and tapering...
falcons	17	15	FALCON, any of vario...
falcula	19	16	a claw bent like a s...
faldage	15	14	(historical) the rig...
fallacy	25	17	delusion or error [n...
fallals	17	13	FALLAL, a showy arti...
fallers	16	12	FALLER, one who fall...
falling	17	15	the act of falling [...
falloff	20	18	a decline in quantit...
fallout	16	13	radioactive debris [...
fallows	19	15	FALLOW, to plough an...
falsely	22	14	FALSE, not genuine [...
falsers	15	11	FALSER, (obsolete) a...
falsest	15	11	FALSE, not genuine [...
falsies	15	11	FALSIE, a pad worn w...
falsify	24	16	to misrepresent [v F...
falsing	16	14	FALSE, to deceive [v...
falsish	18	13	somewhat false [adj]
falsism	17	14	something which is o...
falsity	22	13	something false [n F...
falters	15	11	FALTER, to hesitate...
famille	17	15	(French) a type of C...
famines	14	14	FAMINE, extreme scar...
famulus	17	16	(Latin) an assistant...
fanatic	16	14	extravagantly or unr...
fanbase	14	14	the body of fans of...
fanboys	21	16	FANBOY, an obsessive...
fancied	16	15	FANCY, to take a lik...
fancier	16	14	one that has a speci...
fancies	16	14	FANCY, to take a lik...
fancify	25	19	to make fancy [v FAN...
fancily	24	17	FANCY, ornamental [a...
fanding	14	15	FAND, (Scots) to try...
fandoms	14	15	FANDOM, an aggregate...
fanegas	13	13	FANEGA, (Spanish) a...
fanfare	14	14	to herald with loud...
fanfics	19	17	FANFIC, (short for)...
fanfold	16	16	to fold paper like a...
fanging	15	16	FANG, to seize in th...
fangirl	16	14	a female who is an e...
fangled	15	15	FANGLE, to decorate...
fangles	15	14	FANGLE, to decorate...
fanions	12	12	FANION, a small flag...
fanjets	15	20	FANJET, a type of je...
fanking	15	18	FANK, (Scots) to put...
fankled	15	17	FANKLE, (Scots) to e...
fankles	15	16	FANKLE, (Scots) to e...
fanlike	15	16	resembling a fan [ad...
fannell	14	14	a strip of material...
fannels	13	13	FANNEL, a strip of m...
fanners	12	12	FANNER, one who fans...
fannied	12	13	FANNY, as in to fann...
fannies	12	12	FANNY, as in to fann...
fanning	13	15	FAN, to cool with a...
fansite	13	11	a website devoted to...
fansubs	16	15	FANSUB, the subtitli...
fantads	13	12	FANTAD, a fidgety st...
fantail	14	12	a fan-shaped tail or...
fantasm	14	14	a creation of the im...
fantast	13	11	an impractical perso...
fantasy	19	13	to imagine, also PHA...
fanteeg	13	13	(slang) anxiety, agi...
fantods	13	12	FANTOD, a fidgety st...
fantoms	14	14	FANTOM, a phantom, s...
fanwise	16	14	spread out like an o...
fanwort	16	14	an aquatic plant, ak...
fanzine	15	21	a magazine for fans...
faquirs	23	20	FAQUIR, a Hindu asce...
faraday	19	13	a unit used in elect...
faradic	17	14	produced by or assoc...
faraway	22	15	distant, abstracted...
farcers	17	13	FARCER, a performer...
farceur	17	14	a performer in farce...
farcied	17	14	afflicted with farcy...
farcies	17	13	FARCY, a chronic hor...
farcify	26	18	to turn into a farce...
farcing	18	16	in cookery, stuffing...
farcins	17	14	FARCIN, (obsolete) a...
fardage	14	13	a bottom layer of wo...
fardels	15	12	FARDEL, (obsolete) a...
fardens	13	12	FARDEN, (dialect) a...
farding	15	14	a farthing [n -S]
farebox	21	20	a receptacle for far...
farfals	17	14	FARFAL, noodles in t...
farfels	17	14	FARFEL, noodles in t...
farinas	13	11	FARINA, a fine flour...
farinha	15	13	a fine flour or meal...
farmers	15	13	FARMER, one who farm...
farmery	21	15	farm buildings [n FA...
farming	16	16	the business of oper...
farmost	15	13	most distant [adv]
farness	13	11	the state of being f...
farrago	14	12	a confused mixture [...
farrand	13	12	(Scots) having a cer...
farrant	13	11	having a certain man...
farrens	13	11	FARREN, a division o...
farrier	14	10	one who shoes horses...
farring	15	13	FAR, to remove to a...
farrows	17	13	FARROW, to give birt...
farruca	17	14	(Spanish) a gypsy da...
farside	14	11	the farther side [n...
farsing	15	13	FARSE, to expand a n...
farthel	17	13	(Scots) the quarter...
farther	16	12	to a greater distanc...
farting	15	13	FART, to expel gas t...
fartlek	16	15	(Swedish) a training...
fasciae	16	13	FASCIA, an architect...
fascial	18	14	of or like a fascia...
fascias	17	13	FASCIA, an architect...
fascine	16	14	a long faggot used f...
fascism	19	16	an oppressive form o...
fascist	18	13	a supporter of fasci...
fashery	22	14	annoyance [n FASHERI...
fashing	17	15	FASH, to bother or a...
fashion	15	13	to give a particular...
fastens	13	11	FASTEN, to secure [v...
fasters	14	10	FASTER, one who fast...
fastest	14	10	FAST, able to move q...
fasties	14	10	FASTIE, (Australian...
fasting	15	13	abstaining from eati...
fastish	17	12	somewhat fast [adj]
fatally	22	14	FATAL, capable of ca...
fatback	20	20	a dried strip of fat...
fatbird	17	14	a wading bird [n -S]
fateful	17	15	critical, fraught wi...
fathead	15	13	a dolt [n -S]
fathers	16	12	FATHER, to be the ma...
fathoms	17	15	FATHOM, to ascertain...
fatidic	18	14	of or relating to pr...
fatigue	15	13	to weary, also FATIG...
fatless	15	11	having no fat [adj]
fatlike	16	15	resembling fat [adj]
fatling	16	14	a young animal fatte...
fatness	13	11	the state of being f...
fatsias	14	10	FATSIA, an evergreen...
fatsoes	13	10	FATSO, (colloquial)...
fattens	13	11	FATTEN, to make fat...
fattest	14	10	FAT, having an abund...
fattier	14	10	FATTY, greasy or oil...
fatties	14	10	FATTY, one that is f...
fattily	22	13	FATTY, greasy or oil...
fatting	15	13	FAT, to make plump [...
fattish	17	12	somewhat fat [adj]
fattism	16	13	discrimination again...
fattist	15	10	discriminating again...
fatuity	21	13	complacent stupidity...
fatuous	14	12	silly; purposeless,...
fatwahs	19	15	FATWAH, to threaten...
fatwood	16	14	wood used for kindli...
faucals	18	15	FAUCAL, a sound prod...
faucets	17	14	FAUCET, a pipe inser...
fauchon	18	17	a curved short sword...
faucial	18	15	pertaining to the fa...
faulted	15	13	FAULT, to criticize...
faunist	14	12	one who describes th...
faunula	14	14	the fauna of a small...
faunule	14	14	the fauna of a small...
faurest	14	11	FAUR, (Scots) far [a...
fauting	15	14	FAUT, (Scots) to fau...
fautors	14	11	FAUTOR, a favorer, a...
fauvism	18	18	a school of art note...
fauvist	17	15	a member of a group...
favelas	16	15	FAVELA, a slum area,...
favella	17	16	a slum area, also FA...
favicon	18	18	a 16x16 pixel square...
favisms	18	17	FAVISM, an acute typ...
favored	15	15	FAVOR, to regard wit...
favorer	15	14	one that favors, als...
favours	16	15	FAVOUR, to regard wi...
favrile	17	15	a type of iridescent...
favuses	16	15	FAVUS, a fungal skin...
fawners	16	14	FAWNER, one who fawn...
fawnier	16	14	FAWNY, yellowish-bro...
fawning	17	17	ingratiating [adj FA...
faxable	22	21	capable of being fax...
fayence	21	16	a type of glazed pot...
fayning	20	16	FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
fazenda	15	21	a Brazilian plantati...
feagued	14	14	FEAGUE, (obsolete) t...
feagues	14	13	FEAGUE, (obsolete) t...
fealing	15	14	FEAL, to conceal [v]
fearers	13	10	FEARER, one who fear...
fearful	17	15	full of fear [adj FE...
fearing	14	13	FEAR, to be afraid o...
feasing	14	13	FEASE, to unsettle,...
feasted	13	11	FEAST, to dine sumpt...
feaster	13	10	one who feasts [n -S...
featest	13	10	FEAT, neat, deft [ad...
feather	15	12	to cover with the pl...
feating	14	13	FEAT, (Shakespeare)...
featous	13	11	shapely, also FEATEO...
feature	13	11	to present prominent...
feazing	17	22	FEAZE, to unsettle,...
febrile	17	14	feverish [adj]
fechter	19	15	(Scots) a fighter [n...
fecials	18	14	FECIAL, a priest of...
fecking	19	20	an intensive, also F...
feculae	17	15	FECULA, a fine flour...
feculas	18	15	FECULA, a fine flour...
fedarie	13	11	(Shakespeare) a conf...
fedayee	18	13	an Arab commando [n...
federal	14	12	relating to or consi...
fedexed	19	19	FEDEX, to send by Fe...
fedexes	19	18	FEDEX, to send by Fe...
fedoras	13	11	FEDORA, a felt hat w...
feebled	16	15	FEEBLE, to make weak...
feebler	16	14	FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feebles	16	14	FEEBLE, to make weak...
feedbag	16	16	a nosebag for feedin...
feedbox	21	21	a box for animal fee...
feeders	13	11	FEEDER, one that fee...
feeding	14	14	a calculated amount...
feedlot	14	12	a plot of land in wh...
feelbad	16	15	causing a feeling of...
feelers	14	11	FEELER, the antenna...
feeless	14	11	requiring no fee [ad...
feeling	15	14	the sense of touch [...
feeries	13	10	FEERIE, a theatrical...
feering	14	13	a first guiding furr...
feerins	13	11	FEERIN, a first guid...
feesing	14	13	FEESE, to unsettle,...
feezing	17	22	FEEZE, to unsettle,...
feigned	14	14	FEIGN, to pretend, g...
feigner	14	13	one who feigns or pr...
feijoas	15	19	FEIJOA, (Portuguese)...
feinted	13	12	FEINT, to make a pre...
feinter	13	11	FEINT, ruled with fa...
feirier	14	10	FEIRIE, (Scots) nimb...
felafel	17	15	a fried patty of gro...
felched	20	17	FELCH, to lick or su...
felches	20	16	FELCH, to lick or su...
felicia	18	14	any member of a Sout...
felines	14	12	FELINE, a member of...
fellahs	18	14	FELLAH, a peasant of...
fellate	15	12	to stimulate the pen...
fellers	16	12	FELLER, one that fel...
fellest	16	12	FELL, cruel [adj]
fellies	16	12	FELLY, the rim of a...
felling	17	15	the act of causing t...
felloes	15	12	FELLOE, the rim of a...
fellows	19	15	FELLOW, to produce a...
felonry	20	14	a body of felons [n...
felsite	15	11	a fine-grained rock...
felspar	17	14	a common rock-formin...
felters	15	11	FELTER, to mat toget...
feltier	15	11	FELTY, matted like f...
felting	16	14	felted material [n -...
felucca	21	18	a small sailing vess...
felwort	18	14	a flowering plant, t...
females	15	14	FEMALE, the sex that...
feminal	15	15	of a man, thinking l...
feminie	14	14	women collectively [...
femiter	15	13	a plant once used to...
femmier	16	16	FEMMY, markedly femi...
femoral	15	14	pertaining to the fe...
fenagle	14	14	to obtain by tricker...
fencers	16	14	FENCER, one who fenc...
fencing	17	17	the art of using a s...
fenders	13	12	FENDER, a metal guar...
fendier	13	12	FENDY, (Scots) resou...
fending	14	15	FEND, to ward off [v...
fenings	14	14	FENING, a monetary u...
fenitar	13	11	a plant once used to...
fenland	13	14	a region with fens [...
fennecs	15	15	FENNEC, the desert f...
fennels	13	13	FENNEL, a yellow-flo...
fennier	12	12	FENNY, having fens [...
fennies	12	12	FENNY, an alcoholic...
fenning	13	15	a monetary unit of B...
fennish	15	14	abounding in fens; f...
fenuron	12	13	a herbicide [n -S]
feodary	19	13	one holding lands or...
feoffed	17	17	FEOFF, to grant a fe...
feoffee	16	16	one to whom a feudal...
feoffer	17	16	one that grants a fe...
feoffor	17	16	one that grants a fe...
ferbams	17	16	FERBAM, a fungicide...
ferlied	15	12	FERLY, to wonder [v]
ferlier	15	11	FERLY, marvellous [a...
ferlies	15	11	FERLIE, (archaic) a...
fermata	14	13	(Italian) a pause in...
fermate	14	13	FERMATA, (Italian) a...
ferment	14	14	to undergo a type of...
fermion	14	14	a type of subatomic...
fermium	17	17	a radioactive elemen...
fernery	19	13	a place where ferns...
fernier	13	11	FERNY, covered with...
ferning	14	14	a tendency for cervi...
ferrate	13	10	a salt of ferric aci...
ferrels	15	11	FERREL, to fit with...
ferrets	14	10	FERRET, to search ou...
ferrety	20	12	like a polecat [adj]
ferried	14	11	FERRY, to transport...
ferries	14	10	FERRY, to transport...
ferrite	14	10	a form of pure iron...
ferrous	14	11	pertaining to iron [...
ferrugo	15	13	a disease of plants...
ferrule	15	12	to fit with a metal...
ferrums	16	14	FERRUM, iron [n]
fertile	15	11	productive [adj FERT...
ferulae	14	12	FERULA, a flat piece...
ferulas	15	12	FERULA, a flat piece...
feruled	15	13	FERULE, to fit with...
ferules	15	12	FERULE, to fit with...
fervent	15	15	hot, glowing, zealou...
fervors	16	14	FERVOR, great intens...
fervour	16	15	great intensity, als...
fescues	17	14	FESCUE, a kind of pe...
fessing	15	13	FESS, to confess [v]
festals	15	11	FESTAL, a festivity...
festers	14	10	FESTER, to generate...
festier	14	10	FESTY, (Australian s...
festive	16	14	befitting a festival...
festoon	12	11	to adorn with garlan...
fetched	19	16	FETCH, to go after a...
fetcher	19	15	one who fetches [n -...
fetches	19	15	FETCH, to go after a...
fetials	15	11	FETIAL, a priest of...
fetiche	19	15	a fixation, also FET...
fetider	14	11	FETID, stinking, als...
fetidly	22	14	FETID, stinking, als...
fetlock	19	18	a joint of a horse's...
fetters	14	10	FETTER, to shackle [...
fetting	15	13	FETT, (obsolete) to...
fettled	15	12	FETTLE, to potter fu...
fettler	15	11	a railway maintenanc...
fettles	15	11	FETTLE, to potter fu...
fetuses	14	11	FETUS, the unborn in...
feudary	20	14	a holder of land by...
feuding	15	15	the act of feuding [...
feudist	15	12	a writer on feuds; a...
feutred	14	12	FEUTRE, to set a spe...
feutres	14	11	FEUTRE, to set a spe...
fevered	15	15	FEVER, to affect wit...
fewmets	18	16	FEWMET, (archaic) th...
fewness	16	14	the state of being f...
fewters	17	13	FEWTER, to set a spe...
feyness	19	13	the state of being f...
fiacres	17	13	FIACRE, (French) a s...
fiancee	15	14	a woman engaged to b...
fiances	16	14	FIANCE, a man engage...
fiaschi	20	15	FIASCO, a wine bottl...
fiascos	17	13	FIASCO, a wine bottl...
fiating	15	13	FIAT, to sanction [v...
fiaunts	14	12	FIAUNT, (Spenser) a...
fibbers	19	16	FIBBER, one who fibs...
fibbery	25	18	the habit of fibbing...
fibbing	20	19	FIB, to tell a trivi...
fibered	16	14	having fibre, also F...
fibrate	16	13	any of a group of ch...
fibrils	19	14	FIBRIL, a small fibr...
fibrins	17	14	FIBRIN, an insoluble...
fibroid	17	14	a benign tumor, also...
fibroin	16	14	an insoluble protein...
fibroma	17	16	a benign tumor, also...
fibrose	16	13	to form fibrous tiss...
fibrous	17	14	containing, or consi...
fibster	17	13	one who tells fibs [...
fibulae	17	15	FIBULA, a bone in th...
fibular	18	15	pertaining to the fi...
fibulas	18	15	FIBULA, a bone in th...
ficains	17	14	FICAIN, a cysteine p...
fickled	20	19	FICKLE, to perplex [...
fickler	20	18	FICKLE, not loyal [a...
fickles	20	18	FICKLE, to perplex [...
fictile	19	14	capable of being mou...
fiction	17	14	an invented or false...
fictive	20	17	feigned; counterfeit...
fictors	18	13	FICTOR, a person who...
ficuses	18	14	FICUS, a genus of pl...
fiddled	16	14	FIDDLE, to play a vi...
fiddler	16	13	one who plays on a f...
fiddles	16	13	FIDDLE, to play a vi...
fiddley	22	15	an iron framework ar...
fideism	16	14	the doctrine that re...
fideist	15	11	a believer in fideis...
fidgets	16	13	FIDGET, to move abou...
fidgety	22	15	restless, uneasy [ad...
fidging	17	16	FIDGE, to fidget [v]
fidibus	18	15	a paper spill for li...
fiefdom	17	17	a piece of land held...
fielded	15	13	FIELD, to play as a...
fielder	15	12	one who catches or p...
fiercer	17	13	FIERCE, violently ho...
fierier	14	10	FIERY, intensely hot...
fierily	22	13	FIERY, intensely hot...
fiestas	14	10	FIESTA, (Spanish) in...
fifteen	15	14	a number, five and t...
fifthly	27	18	in the fifth place [...
fifties	17	13	FIFTY, a number [n]
figgery	23	16	dressy ornamentation...
figging	18	17	FIG, to dress up [v]
fighter	18	14	one that fights [n -...
figjams	19	24	FIGJAM, (Australian...
figment	16	16	fabrication or inven...
figtree	15	12	a tree that bears fi...
figural	17	14	represented by a fig...
figured	16	14	FIGURE, to compute [...
figurer	16	13	one who figures [n -...
figures	16	13	FIGURE, to compute [...
figwort	19	15	a plant of the snapd...
fikiest	16	14	FIKY, fidgeting and...
filabeg	18	16	(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
filacer	18	14	an officer who filed...
filaree	14	11	(Spanish) a Californ...
filaria	15	11	a parasitic worm, al...
filasse	15	11	vegetable fibre prep...
filazer	18	20	an officer who filed...
filberd	18	15	a hazel nut, also FI...
filbert	18	14	a hazel nut, also FI...
filched	21	17	FILCH, to pilfer [v]
filcher	21	16	someone who filches...
filches	21	16	FILCH, to pilfer [v]
filemot	16	14	a dull brown colour,...
fileted	15	12	FILET, to cut bonele...
filfots	18	14	FILFOT, a swastika,...
filiate	15	11	to bring into close...
filibeg	19	16	(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
filings	17	14	FILING, a particle r...
fillers	17	12	FILLER, one that fil...
fillets	17	12	FILLET, to cut bonel...
fillies	17	12	FILLY, a female hors...
filling	18	15	anything used to fil...
fillips	20	15	FILLIP, to strike sh...
filmdom	18	18	the motion-picture i...
filmers	17	14	FILMER, one who film...
filmier	17	14	FILMY, thin, delicat...
filmily	25	17	FILMY, thin, delicat...
filming	18	17	FILM, to make a moti...
filmish	20	16	in a style associate...
filmset	17	14	to set by a process...
filters	16	11	FILTER, to purify a...
fimbles	19	17	FIMBLE, the male pla...
fimbria	18	16	a fringing filament...
finable	16	15	subject to the payme...
finagle	15	14	to obtain by tricker...
finales	14	12	FINALE, a terminatio...
finalis	15	12	a type of tone in me...
finally	22	15	FINAL, last in seque...
finance	15	15	to supply the money...
finback	20	21	a type of whale char...
finched	19	17	striped or spotted o...
finches	19	16	FINCH, a small bird...
finders	14	12	FINDER, one that fin...
finding	15	15	something that is fo...
findram	15	15	a kind of smoked had...
fineers	13	11	FINEER, to get goods...
fineish	16	13	somewhat fine [adj]
finesse	13	11	to use cunning strat...
finests	14	11	FINEST, the worthies...
finfish	19	16	a finback whale, als...
finfoot	15	14	a South American bir...
fingans	14	14	FINGAN, the handlele...
fingers	15	13	FINGER, to touch wit...
finials	15	12	FINIAL, a decorating...
finical	18	15	particular about uni...
finicky	25	20	difficult to please,...
finikin	15	16	particular about uni...
finings	15	14	FINING, the process...
finises	14	11	FINIS, (Latin) the e...
finites	14	11	FINITE, a verb limit...
finjans	15	21	FINJAN, the handlele...
finking	16	18	FINK, to inform to t...
finless	15	12	without fins [adj]
finlike	16	16	like a fin [adj]
finlits	16	12	FINLIT, (colloquial)...
finmark	16	18	the monetary unit of...
finnack	17	19	a young seatrout, al...
finnacs	16	15	FINNAC, a young seat...
finnans	12	13	FINNAN, (Scots) hadd...
finners	13	12	FINNER, a finback wh...
finnier	13	12	FINNY, having fins [...
finning	14	15	FIN, to equip with p...
finnock	17	19	a young seatrout, al...
finnsko	14	16	a reindeer-skin boot...
fiorins	14	11	FIORIN, a species of...
fipples	20	17	FIPPLE, a plug at th...
firearm	15	13	a weapon e.g. a gun...
firebox	22	20	a chamber in which f...
firebug	18	16	an arsonist [n -S]
firedog	15	13	a metal support for...
firefly	24	16	any of various noctu...
firelit	16	11	lit by firelight [ad...
fireman	14	14	a man employed to ex...
firemen	14	14	FIREMAN, a man emplo...
firepan	15	14	a metal vessel for h...
firepit	17	13	a depression dug in...
firepot	16	13	a pot with burning c...
firings	16	13	FIRING, the process...
firking	17	17	FIRK, (Shakespeare)...
firkins	16	15	FIRKIN, a small cask...
firlots	16	11	FIRLOT, an old measu...
firmans	15	14	FIRMAN, an Oriental...
firmers	16	13	FIRMER, a carpenter'...
firmest	16	13	FIRM, unyielding to...
firming	17	16	FIRM, to make firm [...
firrier	15	10	FIRRY, abounding in...
firring	16	13	wooden strips attach...
firstly	23	13	FIRST, preceding all...
firwood	17	14	the wood of the fir...
fiscals	19	14	FISCAL, a treasurer;...
fisgigs	18	14	FISGIG, a giddy girl...
fishers	17	12	FISHER, one who catc...
fishery	23	14	a place for catching...
fisheye	22	14	a suspicious stare [...
fishful	21	17	containing many fish...
fishgig	20	16	a kind of harpoon, a...
fishier	17	12	FISHY, consisting of...
fishify	26	17	to turn into fish [v...
fishily	25	15	FISHY, consisting of...
fishing	18	15	the sport of catchin...
fishnet	16	13	a net for catching f...
fishway	26	17	a device for enablin...
fisking	17	17	FISK, to frisk, gad...
fissate	14	10	deeply split [adj]
fissile	16	11	capable of being spl...
fission	14	11	to split into parts...
fissive	17	14	pertaining to nuclea...
fissled	16	12	FISSLE, (Scots) to r...
fissles	16	11	FISSLE, (Scots) to r...
fissure	15	11	to split, cleave [v...
fistful	19	15	as much as a fist wi...
fistier	15	10	FISTY, like a fist [...
fisting	16	13	a homosexual erotic...
fistula	16	12	a duct formed by the...
fitchee	19	15	in heraldry, coming...
fitches	20	15	FITCH, a polecat, al...
fitchet	20	15	a polecat, also FITC...
fitchew	23	18	a polecat, also FITC...
fitlier	16	11	FITLY, in a fit mann...
fitment	15	14	equipment [n -S]
fitness	14	11	the state of being f...
fitters	15	10	FITTER, one that fit...
fittest	15	10	FIT, in a good healt...
fitting	16	13	suitable [adj FITTIN...
fivepin	18	18	used for playing fiv...
fixable	23	21	able to be fixed [ad...
fixated	20	18	FIXATE, to make stab...
fixates	20	17	FIXATE, to make stab...
fixatif	23	20	a substance for pres...
fixedly	28	21	FIXED [adv]
fixings	22	20	FIXING, the act or p...
fixture	21	18	a permanent part of...
fixures	21	18	FIXURE, (Shakespeare...
fizgigs	21	23	FIZGIG, a police inf...
fizzens	20	29	FIZZEN, (Scots) phys...
fizzers	21	28	FIZZER, (Australian...
fizzgig	24	32	a police informer, a...
fizzier	21	28	FIZZY, fizzing [adj]
fizzily	29	31	FIZZY [adv]
fizzing	22	31	the sound of somethi...
fizzled	22	30	FIZZLE, to come to n...
fizzles	22	29	FIZZLE, to come to n...
fjordic	20	23	of or like a fjord [...
flaccid	22	18	limp [adj FLACCIDER,...
flacked	19	19	FLACK, to work as a...
flacker	19	18	(Scots) to flutter,...
flacket	19	18	to flap, flutter [v...
flacons	17	15	FLACON, (French) a s...
flaffed	19	18	FLAFF, (Scots) to fl...
flaffer	19	17	(Scots) to flutter,...
flagged	17	16	FLAG, to mark with a...
flagger	17	15	a person who carries...
flagman	16	17	a man who carries a...
flagmen	16	17	FLAGMAN, a man who c...
flagons	15	14	FLAGON, a large vess...
flailed	16	13	FLAIL, to thresh abo...
flakers	16	15	FLAKER, someone or s...
flakier	16	15	FLAKEY, in flakes; c...
flakies	16	15	FLAKY, a fit of temp...
flakily	24	18	FLAKY, tending to fo...
flaking	17	18	FLAKE, to peel off i...
flambee	17	17	to douse with liqueu...
flambes	18	17	FLAMBE, to douse (e....
flamens	15	15	FLAMEN, a priest of...
flamers	16	14	FLAMER, a person who...
flamfew	21	20	a fantastic trifle [...
flamier	16	14	FLAMY, flaming [adj]
flaming	17	17	FLAME, to burn brigh...
flammed	17	18	FLAM, to deceive [v]
flaneur	14	13	(French) an idle man...
flanged	15	15	FLANGE, to provide w...
flanger	15	14	a vertical scraper f...
flanges	15	14	FLANGE, to provide w...
flaning	15	15	FLANE, to walk idly,...
flanked	15	17	FLANK, to be situate...
flanken	14	17	beef cut from the si...
flanker	15	16	to use flank defence...
flannel	14	14	to cover with a soft...
flannen	12	14	(dialect) flannel [n...
flannie	13	13	(Aust) a shirt made...
flapped	19	18	FLAP, to move, as of...
flapper	19	17	a flighty young woma...
flareup	17	15	a sudden outbreak [n...
flarier	15	11	FLARY, tending to fl...
flaring	16	14	FLARE, to display gl...
flasers	15	11	FLASER, a streaky ap...
flashed	17	14	FLASH, to shine brie...
flasher	17	13	something or someone...
flashes	17	13	FLASH, to shine brie...
flasket	16	15	(historical) a long,...
flatbed	17	15	a lorry with a flat...
flatcap	20	17	a low-crowned hat wo...
flatcar	18	14	a railway car withou...
flatlet	16	12	a type of apartment...
flatted	15	12	FLAT, to make flat [...
flatten	14	12	to make or become fl...
flatter	15	11	to praise excessivel...
flattie	15	11	a light flat shoe, a...
flattop	17	14	an aircraft carrier...
flaught	19	16	to cut, pare [v -ED,...
flaunch	20	18	to widen into a flar...
flaunes	14	13	FLAUNE, (archaic) a...
flaunts	15	13	FLAUNT, to exhibit i...
flaunty	21	15	showy [adj FLAUNTIER...
flautas	15	12	FLAUTA, a tortilla r...
flavine	16	16	a yellow dye made fr...
flavins	17	16	FLAVIN, a yellow dye...
flavone	15	16	a pigment derived fr...
flavors	17	15	FLAVOR, to impart a...
flavory	23	17	full of flavor, also...
flavour	17	16	to impart a special...
flawier	18	14	FLAWY, full of flaws...
flawing	19	17	FLAW, to make defect...
flaxier	21	18	FLAXY, like flax; of...
flayers	21	13	FLAYER, one who flay...
flaying	22	16	FLAY, to strip off s...
fleabag	17	16	an inferior hotel [n...
fleadhs	17	14	FLEADH, (Irish) a fe...
fleapit	17	14	a run-down movie the...
fleches	20	16	FLECHE, (French) a s...
flecked	19	19	FLECK, to mark with...
flecker	19	18	to mark with spots [...
fledged	16	15	FLEDGE, to furnish w...
fledges	16	14	FLEDGE, to furnish w...
fleeced	17	15	FLEECE, to remove th...
fleecer	17	14	a machine that fleec...
fleeces	17	14	FLEECE, to remove th...
fleecie	17	14	(New Zealand) someon...
fleeing	15	14	FLEE, to run away [v...
fleered	14	12	FLEER, to deride by...
fleerer	14	11	someone who fleers [...
fleeted	14	12	FLEET, to move swift...
fleeter	14	11	FLEET, swift, also F...
fleetly	22	14	FLEET, swift, also F...
flegged	17	16	FLEG, (Scots) to fri...
flehmen	17	17	of a mammal, to grim...
fleming	17	17	FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flemish	19	16	to coil a rope in a...
flensed	14	13	FLENSE, to strip the...
flenser	14	12	one that flenses, al...
flenses	14	12	FLENSE, to strip the...
fleshed	17	14	FLESH, to scrape sof...
flesher	17	13	an instrument for sc...
fleshes	17	13	FLESH, to scrape sof...
fleshly	25	16	pertaining to the bo...
fletton	14	12	a type of brick made...
fleuret	15	12	(French) an ornament...
fleuron	14	13	(French) a decorativ...
flexile	22	19	flexible [adj]
flexing	22	21	FLEX, to bend [v]
flexion	20	19	the act of bending,...
flexors	21	18	FLEXOR, a muscle tha...
flexure	21	19	the act of bending [...
fleying	22	16	FLEY, (Scots) to fri...
flicked	20	19	FLICK, to strike lig...
flicker	20	18	to burn unsteadily,...
flights	20	15	FLIGHT, to migrate i...
flighty	26	17	fickle [adj FLIGHTIE...
flimped	19	18	FLIMP, to rob while...
flinder	15	13	to break to pieces [...
flinger	16	14	one who flings; one...
flinted	15	13	FLINT, to provide wi...
flipped	20	18	FLIP, to spin in the...
flipper	20	17	a flat limb for swim...
flirted	16	12	FLIRT, to engage in...
flirter	16	11	someone who flirts [...
flisked	17	16	FLISK, to caper abou...
fliting	17	14	FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flitted	16	12	FLIT, to move lightl...
flitter	16	11	to vibrate or move q...
flivver	20	19	a small, cheap, usua...
flixing	23	21	FLIX, to melt, also...
floated	14	12	FLOAT, to rest or mo...
floatel	15	12	a floating hotel, al...
floater	14	11	one who floats or sw...
flobbed	19	18	FLOB, (slang) to spi...
flocced	21	18	FLOC, to aggregate i...
floccus	22	18	the tuft of hair ter...
flocked	19	19	FLOCK, to gather or...
flogged	17	16	FLOG, to beat with a...
flogger	17	15	one who flogs [n -S]
flokati	16	15	a handwoven Greek ru...
flooded	14	13	FLOOD, to inundate [...
flooder	14	12	one who floods anyth...
floored	14	12	FLOOR, to supply wit...
floorer	14	11	a knockdown blow; a...
floosie	14	11	a prostitute, also F...
floozie	17	20	a prostitute, also F...
flopped	19	18	FLOP, to drop heavil...
flopper	19	17	something or someone...
florals	16	12	FLORAL, a design fea...
floreat	14	11	(Latin) may it flour...
florets	15	11	FLORET, a small flow...
florier	15	11	FLORY, having fleur-...
florins	15	12	FLORIN, an obsolete...
florist	16	11	a grower or seller o...
floruit	16	12	(Latin) the period d...
florula	16	13	a fossil flower, als...
florule	16	13	a fossil flower, als...
floshes	17	13	FLOSH, any loose dow...
flossed	15	12	FLOSS, to clean betw...
flosser	15	11	one who flosses [n -...
flosses	15	11	FLOSS, to clean betw...
flossie	15	11	a prostitute, also F...
flotage	15	13	the act of floating,...
flotant	14	12	in heraldry, represe...
flotels	16	12	FLOTEL, a platform o...
floting	16	14	FLOTE, to skim e.g....
flotsam	16	14	goods lost by shipwr...
flounce	17	16	to move with an impa...
flouncy	24	18	flouncing [adj FLOUN...
floured	15	13	FLOUR, to cover with...
floused	15	13	FLOUSE, to splash, a...
flouses	15	12	FLOUSE, to splash, a...
flouted	15	13	FLOUT, to treat with...
flouter	15	12	one who flouts; a mo...
flowage	18	16	an overflowing with...
flowers	18	14	FLOWER, to blossom o...
flowery	24	16	abounding in flowers...
flowing	19	17	FLOW, to move steadi...
fluates	15	12	FLUATE, (obsolete) a...
flubbed	20	19	FLUB, to bungle, bot...
flubber	20	18	one who flubs, makes...
flubdub	21	20	pretentious nonsense...
fluence	17	16	the quality of being...
fluency	24	18	the quality of being...
fluents	15	13	FLUENT, the variable...
flueric	19	15	pertaining to a bran...
fluffed	20	19	FLUFF, to make fluff...
fluffer	20	18	a person employed on...
flugels	18	15	FLUGEL, a grand pian...
fluidal	17	14	pertaining to a flui...
fluidic	20	16	fluid, relating to f...
fluidly	24	16	FLUID, flowing [adv]
fluiest	16	12	FLUEY, infected with...
flukier	17	16	FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
flukily	25	19	FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
fluking	18	19	FLUKE, to obtain by...
fluming	18	18	FLUME, to convey by...
flummox	24	25	to confuse [v FLUMMO...
flumped	19	19	FLUMP, to fall or mo...
flunked	16	18	FLUNK, to fail in an...
flunker	16	17	something or someone...
flunkey	22	19	a servile follower,...
flunkie	16	17	a servile follower,...
fluoric	19	15	pertaining to, obtai...
fluorid	16	13	a compound of fluori...
fluorin	15	13	a gaseous element, a...
flurred	16	13	FLURR, to scatter [v...
flushed	18	15	FLUSH, to clean by a...
flusher	18	14	someone who flushes...
flushes	18	14	FLUSH, to clean by a...
fluster	16	12	to put into a state...
fluters	16	12	FLUTER, one who play...
flutier	16	12	FLUTY, resembling a...
flutina	15	13	a type of accordion...
fluting	17	15	a series of parallel...
flutist	17	12	one who plays the fl...
flutter	16	12	to move in quick mot...
fluvial	19	17	of or relating to a...
fluxing	23	22	FLUX, to melt, also...
fluxion	21	20	the act of flowing [...
fluxive	24	23	flowing with tears [...
flyable	24	17	suitable for flying...
flyaway	30	18	one that is elusive...
flyback	28	23	the rapid return of...
flybane	22	17	a name for various p...
flybelt	25	17	an area infested wit...
flyblew	28	20	FLYBLOW, to taint wi...
flyblow	28	20	to taint with the eg...
flyboat	23	16	a small fast boat [n...
flybook	24	20	a case like a book u...
flyboys	30	18	FLYBOY, a pilot in t...
flyhand	23	17	a device for transfe...
flyings	23	16	FLYING, the operatio...
flyleaf	24	17	a blank page at the...
flyless	23	14	free of flies (winge...
flyline	22	15	a type of line used...
flyoffs	26	19	FLYOFF, a competitiv...
flyover	23	17	a flight of aircraft...
flypast	24	16	a flight, at low alt...
flyping	25	19	FLYPE, to strip back...
flytier	22	13	a maker of fishing f...
flyting	23	16	a dispute in verse f...
flytrap	24	16	a trap for catching...
flyways	31	18	FLYWAY, an establish...
foaling	15	14	the act of giving bi...
foamers	14	13	FOAMER, something th...
foamier	14	13	FOAMY, covered with...
foamily	22	16	FOAMY, covered with...
foaming	15	16	the act of foaming [...
fobbing	19	19	FOB, to cheat, also...
focally	25	17	FOCAL, pertaining to...
focused	17	15	FOCUS, to bring or a...
focuser	17	14	a device to assist f...
focuses	17	14	FOCUS, to bring or a...
fodders	14	12	FODDER, to feed catt...
foetors	13	10	FOETOR, a stench, al...
fogbows	20	18	FOGBOW, a nebulous a...
fogdogs	16	15	FOGDOG, a nebulous a...
foggage	16	16	(Scots) a grass that...
foggers	16	14	FOGGER, a person who...
foggier	16	14	FOGGY, filled with f...
foggily	24	17	FOGGY, filled with f...
fogging	17	17	the act of obscuring...
foghorn	16	15	a horn sounded in fo...
fogless	16	13	having no fog [adj]
fograms	16	15	FOGRAM, a person wit...
fogydom	22	18	the world of fogies,...
fogyish	24	16	like a fogy, also FO...
fogyism	23	17	an outlook like a fo...
foibles	17	14	FOIBLE, a minor weak...
foiling	16	14	the act of frustrati...
foilist	16	11	one who fences with...
foining	14	14	FOIN, to thrust with...
foisons	13	11	FOISON, (Scots) phys...
foisted	14	11	FOIST, to pass off (...
foister	14	10	one who foists [n -S...
folacin	17	15	a form of vitamin B...
folates	14	11	FOLATE, a form of vi...
folders	15	12	FOLDER, one that fol...
folding	16	15	a fold or pleat; the...
foldout	15	13	a large page, e.g. a...
foldups	18	16	FOLDUP, an object th...
foliage	15	13	the growth of leaves...
foliate	14	11	to number the leaves...
folioed	14	12	FOLIO, to number the...
foliole	15	12	a small structure li...
foliose	14	11	having leaves, also...
folious	15	12	having leaves, also...
foliums	17	15	FOLIUM, a leaf, a th...
folkier	16	15	FOLKY, down to earth...
folkies	16	15	FOLKY, a performer o...
folkish	19	17	characteristic of th...
folkmot	17	18	a general assembly o...
folkway	25	20	a traditional custom...
follied	16	13	FOLLY, to act with f...
follies	16	12	FOLLY, to act with f...
follows	19	15	FOLLOW, to go after...
foments	14	14	FOMENT, to foster or...
fomites	15	13	FOMES, a substance c...
fondant	12	13	(French) a soft swee...
fondest	13	12	FOND, having an affe...
fonding	14	15	FOND, to display aff...
fondled	14	14	FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondler	14	13	one who fondles [n -...
fondles	14	13	FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondued	13	14	FONDU, to cook a dis...
fondues	13	13	FONDUE, to cook a di...
fonning	13	15	FON, to fool, be foo...
fontina	12	12	an Italian cheese [n...
fontlet	14	12	a little font [n -S]
foodery	19	13	a restaurant [n FOOD...
foodful	17	16	able to supply food...
foodies	13	11	FOODIE, an enthusias...
foodism	15	14	avid interest in foo...
foodoir	13	11	a book or blog that...
foolery	20	13	foolish behaviour or...
fooling	15	14	playing the fool [n...
foolish	17	13	lacking good sense o...
footage	13	12	measurement of payme...
footbag	16	15	a small bag filled w...
footbar	15	13	in an aeroplane, a b...
footbed	15	14	the insole in a boot...
footboy	21	15	a page, an attendant...
footers	13	10	FOOTER, to mess arou...
footier	13	10	FOOTY, mean [adj]
footies	13	10	FOOTIE, (slang) foot...
footing	14	13	a foundation [n -S]
footled	14	12	FOOTLE, to potter ab...
footler	14	11	someone who footles...
footles	14	11	FOOTLE, to potter ab...
footman	13	14	a male servant [n FO...
footmen	13	14	FOOTMAN, a male serv...
footpad	15	14	one who robs a pedes...
footras	13	10	FOOTRA, a worthless...
footsal	14	11	a form of associatio...
footsie	13	10	flirtation involving...
footway	22	15	a passage for pedest...
foozled	17	21	FOOZLE, to manage or...
foozler	17	20	one who foozles, foo...
foozles	17	20	FOOZLE, to manage or...
fopling	18	17	a petty fop [n -S]
foppery	24	18	dandyish behaviour [...
fopping	19	19	FOP, to deceive [v]
foppish	21	18	characteristic of a...
foraged	14	13	FORAGE, to search ab...
forager	14	12	one who forages [n -...
forages	14	12	FORAGE, to search ab...
foramen	13	14	a small anatomical o...
forayed	19	13	FORAY, to make a rai...
forayer	19	12	one who makes or joi...
forbade	15	14	FORBID, to command n...
forbare	15	13	FORBEAR, to refrain...
forbear	15	13	to refrain from [v F...
forbids	17	14	FORBID, to command n...
forbode	15	14	to indicate in advan...
forbore	15	13	FORBEAR, to refrain...
forcats	17	13	FORCAT, a convict co...
forceps	19	16	a pair of tongs used...
forcers	17	13	FORCER, one who forc...
forcing	18	16	FORCE, to compel by...
fording	15	14	FORD, to wade across...
fordoes	13	11	FORDO, to destroy, a...
fordone	12	12	FORDO, to destroy, a...
forearm	14	13	to arm in advance [v...
forebay	21	15	a reservoir from whi...
forebye	21	15	close by, also FORBY...
forecar	16	13	a small passenger co...
foredid	14	12	FOREDO, to destroy,...
foregut	15	13	the front part of th...
foreign	14	13	situated outside a p...
forelay	20	13	to wait in ambush [v...
foreleg	15	13	one of the front leg...
forelie	14	11	(Spenser) to lie in...
foreman	13	14	a man who supervises...
foremen	13	14	FOREMAN, a man who s...
forepaw	18	16	the paw of a foreleg...
foreran	12	11	FORERUN, to run in a...
forerun	13	12	to run in advance of...
foresaw	16	13	FORESEE, to see in a...
foresay	19	12	to foretell [v FORES...
foresee	12	10	to see in advance [v...
forests	14	10	FOREST, to convert i...
foretop	15	13	the platform at the...
forever	15	14	an indefinite length...
forexes	19	17	FOREX, (short for) f...
forfair	16	13	(obsolete) to perish...
forfeit	16	13	to lose the right to...
forfend	15	15	(archaic) to protect...
forgave	16	16	FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgers	15	12	FORGER, one that for...
forgery	21	14	the act of fraudulen...
forgets	15	12	FORGET, to fail to r...
forging	16	15	the act of forging,...
forgive	17	16	to pardon [v FORGAVE...
forgoer	14	12	one who forgoes [n -...
forgoes	14	12	FORGO, to refrain fr...
forgone	13	13	FORGO, to refrain fr...
forhent	15	13	to overtake, also FO...
forhoos	15	12	FORHOO, (Scots) to d...
forhows	19	15	FORHOW, to desert or...
forints	14	11	FORINT, a monetary u...
forkers	15	14	FORKER, one who fork...
forkful	19	19	as much as a fork ca...
forkier	15	14	FORKY, resembling a...
forking	16	17	FORK, to work with a...
forlana	13	12	a dance of old Venic...
forlend	14	13	to grant beforehand,...
forlent	14	12	FORELEND, to grant b...
forlese	14	11	to lose, forsake [v...
forlore	14	11	FORLESE, to lose, fo...
forlorn	14	12	forsaken [adj FORLOR...
formals	16	14	FORMAL, a social eve...
formant	14	14	a component of a spe...
formate	14	13	to fly in formation...
formats	15	13	FORMAT, to follow th...
formees	14	13	FORMEE, a kind of he...
formers	15	13	FORMER, someone or s...
formful	19	18	exhibiting good form...
formica	18	16	any of various lamin...
forming	16	16	the process of formi...
formols	16	14	FORMOL, a formic ald...
formula	16	15	a prescribed or set...
formyls	23	16	FORMYL, a radical de...
fornent	12	12	(Scots) right opposi...
forpets	16	13	FORPET, a measure of...
forpine	15	14	to waste away [v FOR...
forpits	17	13	FORPIT, a measure of...
forrads	14	11	FORRAD, a forward [n...
forrays	20	12	FORRAY, (Spenser) to...
forsaid	14	11	FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forsake	14	14	to quit or leave ent...
forsays	20	12	FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forsloe	14	11	to delay, also FORSL...
forslow	18	14	to delay, also FORES...
forsook	14	14	FORSAKE, to quit or...
forties	14	10	FORTY, a number [n]
fortify	23	15	to strengthen agains...
forting	15	13	FORT, to fortify [v]
fortlet	15	11	a little fort [n -S]
fortune	13	12	to endow with wealth...
forward	17	14	to help onward [v -E...
forwarn	16	14	to warn in advance,...
forwent	16	14	FORGO, to refrain fr...
forworn	16	14	worn out, also FOREW...
forzati	17	19	FORZATO, a suddenly...
forzato	16	19	a suddenly emphasise...
fossate	13	10	having a fossa, an a...
fossick	19	17	(Australian slang) t...
fossils	16	11	FOSSIL, the preserve...
fossors	14	10	FOSSOR, (archaic) a...
fossula	15	12	a small depression [...
fosters	14	10	FOSTER, to promote t...
fothers	16	12	FOTHER, to protect a...
foudrie	14	12	the jurisdiction of...
fouette	13	11	(French) a ballet-st...
fougade	14	14	a small mine, in the...
foughty	24	17	(dialect) musty, mou...
foulard	15	13	a soft lightweight p...
foulder	15	13	(Spenser) to thunder...
foulest	15	12	FOUL, offensive to t...
foulies	15	12	FOULIE, (Australian...
fouling	16	15	a deposit or crust [...
foumart	15	14	a polecat, also FOUL...
founded	13	14	FOUND, to establish...
founder	13	13	to become disabled [...
foundry	20	15	a building where met...
fourgon	14	14	(French) a baggage-w...
fourses	14	11	(dialect) a snack ta...
fourths	17	13	FOURTH, one of four...
foussas	14	11	FOUSSA, (Malagasy) a...
fouters	14	11	FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foutras	14	11	FOUTRA, a fig, somet...
foutred	14	12	FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
foutres	14	11	FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
foveate	14	14	pitted, also FOVEATE...
foveola	15	15	a small fovea, also...
foveole	15	15	a small fovea, also...
fowlers	18	14	FOWLER, one that fow...
fowling	19	17	the hunting of birds...
fowlpox	26	24	a virus disease of p...
foxfire	22	20	a glow produced by c...
foxfish	25	22	a large shark [n -ES...
foxhole	22	20	a small battle entre...
foxhunt	22	21	to hunt foxes with h...
foxiest	20	17	FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foxings	21	20	FOXING, the act of a...
foxlike	22	22	resembling a fox in...
foxship	25	22	craftiness [n -S]
foxskin	21	22	the skin of a fox [n...
foxtail	21	18	the tail of a fox [n...
foxtrot	20	17	to dance in a partic...
foyboat	21	15	on Tyneside, a small...
foyling	22	16	FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyning	20	16	FOYNE, to thrust wit...
foziest	17	19	FOZY, lacking in fre...
frabbed	18	17	FRAB, (dialect) to w...
frabbit	19	16	(dialect) peevish [a...
fracked	18	18	FRACK, to engage in...
fracker	18	17	one who engages in f...
fractal	18	14	a complex geometric...
fracted	17	14	FRACT, to break; to...
fractur	18	14	(German) a German st...
fractus	18	14	a ragged cloud [n FR...
fraenum	14	15	a connecting fold of...
fragged	16	15	FRAG, to kill with a...
fragile	16	13	easily broken [adj F...
fragors	15	12	FRAGOR, a crash [n]
frailer	15	11	FRAIL, weak, infirm...
frailly	23	14	FRAIL, weak, infirm...
frailty	22	13	a weakness of charac...
fraised	14	11	FRAISE, to fortify w...
fraises	14	10	FRAISE, to fortify w...
fraktur	16	15	(German) a German st...
framers	15	13	FRAMER, one who fram...
framing	16	16	framework [n -S]
frampal	18	17	(Scott) peevish, int...
franger	14	13	(Australian slang) a...
franion	12	12	(obsolete) a loose w...
franked	14	16	FRANK, to mark mail...
franker	14	15	one that franks [n -...
frankly	22	18	FRANK, free and open...
frankum	16	19	the hardened resin o...
frantic	17	14	wild with anxiety [a...
fraping	17	16	FRAPE, to alter the...
frapped	18	17	FRAP, to draw tight...
frappee	17	16	of drinks like coffe...
frappes	18	16	FRAPPE, an iced drin...
frasses	14	10	FRASS, debris or exc...
fratchy	26	17	quarrelsome [adj FRA...
fraters	14	10	FRATER, a monk, a ho...
fratery	20	12	a convent of friars,...
fraught	18	15	to load with tension...
frawzey	26	24	(dialect) a treat [n...
fraying	21	15	something worn off b...
frazils	19	20	FRAZIL, ice crystals...
frazzle	21	29	to fray [v FRAZZLED,...
freaked	14	15	FREAK, to spot or st...
freckle	19	18	to mark with small b...
freckly	26	20	marked with freckles...
freebee	14	13	something given or r...
freebie	15	13	something given or r...
freedom	14	14	the state of being f...
freegan	13	13	an opponent of consu...
freeing	14	13	FREE, to set at libe...
freeman	13	14	one who is free [n F...
freemen	13	14	FREEMAN, one who is...
freesia	13	10	a scented garden flo...
freeway	22	15	an express highway [...
freezer	16	19	an appliance for fre...
freezes	16	19	FREEZE, to turn into...
freight	18	14	to load with goods f...
fremits	16	13	FREMIT, a stranger,...
frenemy	20	16	a person who pretend...
frennes	12	12	FRENNE, (Spenser) a...
frenula	14	13	FRENULUM, a connecti...
frenums	15	15	FRENUM, a connecting...
frescos	17	13	FRESCO, to paint on...
freshed	16	13	FRESH, to improve th...
freshen	15	13	to improve the condi...
fresher	16	12	a first year college...
freshes	16	12	FRESH, to improve th...
freshet	16	12	a stream of fresh wa...
freshie	16	12	a new immigrant to t...
freshly	24	15	FRESH, new [adv]
fresnel	14	12	a unit of optical fr...
fretful	18	15	inclined to fret [ad...
fretsaw	17	13	a narrow-bladed saw...
fretted	14	11	FRET, to worry [v]
fretter	14	10	one who, or that whi...
friable	17	14	easily crumbled [adj...
friande	13	12	a (female) epicure [...
friands	14	12	FRIAND, a (male) epi...
friarly	22	13	resembling or charac...
fribble	20	17	to be frivolous, tri...
frichts	21	15	FRICHT, (Scots) to f...
fricots	18	13	FRICOT, an Acadian s...
fridged	16	14	FRIDGE, to rub or fr...
fridges	16	13	FRIDGE, to rub or fr...
friends	14	12	FRIEND, to enter int...
friezed	17	20	FRIEZE, to put a dec...
friezes	17	19	FRIEZE, to put a dec...
frigate	15	12	a class of war vesse...
frigged	17	15	FRIG, to potter abou...
frigger	17	14	a glass ornament [n...
frights	19	14	FRIGHT, to make afra...
frigots	16	12	FRIGOT, (Spenser) a...
frijole	17	20	a bean used as food,...
frilled	17	13	FRILL, to provide wi...
friller	17	12	one that frills [n -...
fringed	15	14	FRINGE, to provide w...
fringes	15	13	FRINGE, to provide w...
fripons	16	14	FRIPON, (French) a k...
fripper	19	16	(archaic) one who de...
frippet	19	16	a frivolous or flamb...
frisbee	16	13	a plastic disk sever...
frisees	14	10	FRISEE, (French) a v...
friseur	15	11	a hairdresser [n -S]
friskas	16	14	FRISKA, the fast sec...
frisked	16	15	FRISK, to gambol, or...
frisker	16	14	one who frisks; one...
frisket	16	14	a frame used to prot...
frisson	14	11	(French) an emotiona...
fristed	15	11	FRIST, to postpone,...
frisure	15	11	(French) the dressin...
fritfly	25	16	a small fly [n FRITF...
fritted	15	11	FRIT, to fuse cerami...
fritter	15	10	to squander little b...
friture	15	11	a dish of fried food...
fritzed	18	20	FRITZ, (of an applia...
fritzes	18	19	FRITZ [n]
frivols	18	15	FRIVOL, to behave pl...
frizado	17	20	(Spanish) a fine fri...
frizers	18	19	FRIZER, one that fri...
frizing	19	22	FRIZ, to curl hair t...
frizzed	21	29	FRIZZ, to curl hair...
frizzer	21	28	one that frizzes, al...
frizzes	21	28	FRIZZ, to curl hair...
frizzle	22	29	to curl hair tightly...
frizzly	29	31	of hair, tightly cur...
frocked	18	18	FROCK, to invest wit...
frogbit	18	15	a kind of water-plan...
frogeye	20	14	a plant disease [n -...
frogged	16	15	FROG, to hunt for we...
froglet	16	13	a small frog, also F...
frogman	15	16	a person equipped fo...
frogmen	15	16	FROGMAN, a person eq...
froings	15	13	FROING, as in toing...
froises	14	10	FROISE, a thick panc...
frolics	19	14	FROLIC, to play and...
fromage	15	15	cheese [n -S]
fronded	13	13	having a frond [adj]
frontal	14	12	at the front [adj FR...
fronted	13	12	FRONT, to present [v...
fronter	13	11	a three-year-old ani...
frontes	13	11	FRONS, the forehead;...
fronton	12	12	an area used for jai...
froshes	16	12	FROSH, (US) a freshm...
frosted	14	11	a type of milk shake...
frothed	16	13	FROTH, to foam [v]
frother	16	12	one who froths [n -S...
froughy	24	17	of timber, soft and...
frounce	16	15	to wrinkle or frown...
froward	17	14	(archaic) habitually...
frowier	17	13	FROWIE, (Spenser) mu...
frowned	16	15	FROWN, to wrinkle th...
frowner	16	14	one who frowns [n -S...
frowsts	18	13	FROWST, to luxuriate...
frowsty	24	15	fusty, stuffy, also...
fructan	17	15	a type of polymer of...
fructed	18	15	bearing fruit, said...
frugged	17	16	FRUG, to perform a t...
fruicts	19	14	FRUICT, (obsolete) f...
fruited	15	12	FRUIT, to produce an...
fruiter	15	11	one who grows of sel...
frumped	18	18	FRUMP, (obsolete) to...
frumple	19	18	(dialect) to wrinkle...
frushed	17	14	FRUSH, to break or b...
frushes	17	13	FRUSH, to break or b...
frustum	17	15	a cone with its top...
frutify	24	16	(Shakespeare) Launce...
fryable	23	16	able to be fried [ad...
fryings	22	15	FRYING, the process...
frypans	22	16	FRYPAN, a pan for fr...
fubbery	25	19	a deception [n FUBBE...
fubbier	19	17	FUBBY, chubby and sq...
fubbing	20	20	FUB, to cheat, also...
fubsier	17	14	FUBSY, chubby, also...
fuchsia	20	16	a flowering shrub [n...
fuchsin	20	17	a red dye, also FUCH...
fuckers	19	18	FUCKER, a contemptib...
fucking	20	21	sexual intercourse [...
fuckoff	23	24	a time waster or shi...
fuckups	22	22	FUCKUP, something in...
fuckwit	23	21	(offensive) a fool,...
fucoids	18	15	FUCOID, a seaweed of...
fucoses	17	14	FUCOSE, a type of su...
fucused	18	16	painted [adj]
fucuses	18	15	FUCUS, any of a genu...
fuddier	15	13	FUDDY, old-fashioned...
fuddies	15	13	FUDDY, an old-fashio...
fuddled	16	15	FUDDLE, to confuse,...
fuddler	16	14	a drunkard [n -S]
fuddles	16	14	FUDDLE, to confuse,...
fudgier	16	14	FUDGY, resembling fu...
fudging	17	17	FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fuehrer	16	13	(German) a leader, a...
fuelers	15	12	FUELER, one who fuel...
fueling	16	15	FUEL, to provide wit...
fuelled	16	14	FUEL, to provide wit...
fueller	16	13	one who fuels, also...
fuffier	19	17	FUFFY, light and sof...
fuffing	20	20	FUFF, to spit like a...
fugally	24	17	FUGAL, being in the...
fugatos	15	13	FUGATO, a fugal comp...
fuggier	17	15	FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fuggily	25	18	FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fugging	18	18	FUG, to make hot, st...
fuglier	17	14	FUGLY, an offensive...
fugling	18	17	FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fuguing	17	17	FUGUE, to compose a...
fuguist	17	14	one who composes fug...
fuhrers	17	13	FUHRER, (German) a l...
fulcrum	21	19	a support for a leve...
fulfill	21	17	to bring about the a...
fulfils	20	16	FULFIL, to bring abo...
fulgent	16	15	shining brightly, al...
fulgors	17	14	FULGOR, splendour, a...
fulgour	17	15	splendour, also FULG...
fulhams	19	17	FULHAM, a loaded die...
fullage	17	15	a charge for fulling...
fullams	18	16	FULLAM, a loaded die...
fullans	16	14	FULLAN, a loaded die...
fullers	17	13	FULLER, to groove wi...
fullery	23	15	a place for fulling...
fullest	17	13	FULL, filled complet...
fulling	18	16	FULL, to shrink and...
fullish	20	15	somewhat full [adj]
fulmars	17	15	FULMAR, an arctic se...
fulmine	16	16	(Spenser) to explode...
fulness	15	13	the state of being f...
fulsome	16	15	cloying [adj FULSOME...
fulvous	18	17	dull yellow, also FU...
fumados	15	15	FUMADO, a salted and...
fumages	16	16	FUMAGE, hearth-tax [...
fumaric	19	17	pertaining to a cert...
fumbled	19	19	FUMBLE, to handle cl...
fumbler	19	18	one who fumbles [n -...
fumbles	19	18	FUMBLE, to handle cl...
fumette	15	14	(French) the scent o...
fumetti	16	14	FUMETTO, (Italian) a...
fumetto	15	14	(Italian) a cartoon...
fumiest	16	14	FUMY, full of fumes,...
fumulus	18	17	a thin cloud [n FUMU...
funckia	18	19	(German) any plant o...
functor	17	15	one that functions [...
funders	14	13	FUNDER, a financial...
fundies	14	13	FUNDY, (German) a me...
funding	15	16	financial backing [n...
funebre	15	15	(French) mournful [a...
funeral	14	13	a ceremony held to h...
funfair	16	15	an amusement park [n...
funfest	16	15	a party for fun [n -...
fungals	16	15	FUNGAL, a fungus [n]
fungoed	14	15	FUNGO, to toss (a ba...
fungoes	14	14	FUNGO, a fly ball hi...
fungoid	15	15	of or like fungus, a...
fungous	15	15	pertaining to a fung...
funicle	18	16	a cordlike anatomica...
funkers	15	16	FUNKER, one who funk...
funkias	15	16	FUNKIA, any plant of...
funkier	15	16	FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funkily	23	19	FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funking	16	19	FUNK, to shrink back...
funnels	14	14	FUNNEL, to pass thro...
funnest	13	13	FUN, providing enjoy...
funnier	13	13	FUNNY, amusing [adj]
funnies	13	13	FUNNY, a comic strip...
funnily	21	16	FUNNY, amusing [adv]
funning	14	16	FUN, to act playfull...
funplex	23	23	a building with faci...
funster	14	12	a prankster; a perso...
furanes	13	12	FURANE, a chemical u...
furball	19	16	a ball of fur regurg...
furbish	20	16	to rub or scour to b...
furcate	17	14	forked [adj FURCATEL...
furcula	19	16	the jointed clavicle...
fureurs	15	12	FUREUR, (French) an...
furfair	17	14	dandruff, also FURFU...
furfurs	18	15	FURFUR, dandruff, al...
furioso	14	11	a mad person [n -S]
furious	15	12	extremely angry [adj...
furkids	17	16	FURKID, an animal ke...
furlana	14	13	a dance of old Venic...
furlers	16	12	FURLER, one that fur...
furless	16	12	without fur [adj]
furling	17	15	FURL, to roll up [v]
furlong	16	15	one eighth of a mile...
furmety	22	16	a wheat dish boiled...
furmity	23	16	a wheat dish boiled...
furnace	16	15	to subject to heat [...
furnish	17	14	to equip [v -ED, -IN...
furoles	15	12	FUROLE, a liquid obt...
furores	14	11	FURORE, (Italian) an...
furrier	15	11	one who deals in fur...
furries	15	11	FURRY, a Cornish dan...
furrily	23	14	FURRY, covered in fu...
furring	16	14	wooden strips attach...
furrows	18	14	FURROW, to make narr...
furrowy	24	16	marked by furrows [a...
further	17	13	to help forward [v -...
furtive	17	15	stolen; obtained or...
furzier	18	20	FURZY, abounding in...
fusains	14	12	FUSAIN, a fine charc...
fusaria	14	11	FUSARIUM, a type of...
fusarol	15	12	a semi-circular moul...
fusball	19	16	(US) table football,...
fuscous	18	15	dusky brown, also FU...
fushion	16	14	(Scots) physical ene...
fusible	18	15	capable of being fus...
fusibly	25	17	FUSIBLE, capable of...
fusidic	19	15	as in fusidic acid [...
fusilli	18	13	(Italian) pasta in t...
fusions	14	12	FUSION, (Scots) phys...
fuskers	16	15	FUSKER, a piece of s...
fusking	17	18	FUSK, to obtain data...
fussers	15	11	FUSSER, one that fus...
fussier	15	11	FUSSY, overly concer...
fussily	23	14	FUSSY, overly concer...
fussing	16	14	FUSS, to be overly c...
fusspot	17	14	a fussy person [n -S...
fustets	15	11	FUSTET, the wood of...
fustian	14	12	a coarse, sturdy clo...
fustics	19	14	FUSTIC, the wood of...
fustier	15	11	FUSTY, old-fashioned...
fustily	23	14	FUSTY, old-fashioned...
fusting	16	14	FUST, to smell mould...
fustocs	18	14	FUSTOC, the wood of...
futchel	21	17	a support in a carri...
futharc	20	16	the runic alphabet,...
futhark	18	17	the runic alphabet,...
futhorc	20	16	the runic alphabet,...
futhork	18	17	the runic alphabet,...
futiler	16	12	FUTILE, ineffective...
futsals	16	12	FUTSAL, a form of as...
futtock	19	18	one of the curved ti...
futural	16	13	of the future [adj]
futures	15	12	FUTURE, the time yet...
futzing	19	23	FUTZ, to spend time...
fuzzbox	29	39	an electronic device...
fuzzier	21	29	FUZZY, covered with...
fuzzily	29	32	FUZZY, covered with...
fuzzing	22	32	FUZZ, to become fuzz...
fuzzled	22	31	FUZZLE, (dialect) to...
fuzzles	22	30	FUZZLE, (dialect) to...
fylfots	24	16	FYLFOT, a form of cr...

7 letter words that start with F

7 letter words that start with F

7 letter F word

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LETTER F WORD