9 letter words that start with F

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9 letter words that start with F

9 letter F word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
fabaceous	21	19	beanlike [adj]
fabricant	22	19	(archaic) a manufact...
fabricate	22	18	to manufacture; to p...
fabricked	24	23	FABRIC, to construct...
fabriques	28	25	FABRIQUE, a parish g...
fabulated	20	18	FABULATE, to compose...
fabulates	20	17	FABULATE, to compose...
fabulator	20	17	one who fabulates [n...
fabulised	21	18	FABULISE, to write f...
fabulises	21	17	FABULISE, to write f...
fabulisms	23	20	FABULISM, the placin...
fabulists	22	17	FABULIST, one who in...
fabulized	24	27	FABULIZE, to write f...
fabulizes	24	26	FABULIZE, to write f...
faburdens	19	18	FABURDEN, (obsolete)...
facebooks	22	22	FACEBOOK, to look fo...
facecloth	26	21	a cloth used in wash...
facedowns	22	20	FACEDOWN, the act of...
facelifts	24	19	FACELIFT, to perform...
facemails	22	19	FACEMAIL, electronic...
facemasks	22	22	FACEMASK, a device t...
faceplate	22	19	a flat transparent p...
faceprint	22	19	a digitally recorded...
facetimed	21	19	FACETIME, to communi...
facetimes	21	18	FACETIME, to communi...
facetings	21	18	FACETING, the act of...
facetious	20	16	playfully jocular; h...
facetting	21	18	FACET, to cut small...
facialist	22	16	a beautician who spe...
facsimile	23	19	an exact copy [n -S]...
facticity	31	20	the quality of being...
factional	20	17	relating to factions...
factitive	23	19	causative; (of a ver...
factoidal	21	17	like a factoid [adj]
factorage	20	17	the fees or commissi...
factorial	21	16	relating to a factor...
factories	20	15	FACTORY, a place whe...
factoring	21	18	FACTOR, to express a...
factorise	20	15	to reduce a number t...
factorize	23	24	to reduce a number t...
factotums	22	19	FACTOTUM, a person e...
factsheet	22	17	a printed sheet cont...
factually	29	20	FACTUAL, actual, rea...
faculties	22	17	FACULTY, an inherent...
facundity	27	20	eloquence [n FACUNDI...
faddiness	17	15	fussiness about food...
faddishly	28	19	FADDISH, inclined to...
fadeaways	25	18	FADEAWAY, a type of...
fadedness	16	15	the state of being f...
fadometer	17	16	an instrument used t...
fagaceous	20	18	belonging to the bee...
faggeries	19	16	FAGGERY, drudgery, f...
faggoting	20	19	a kind of embroidery...
fagotings	19	17	FAGOTING, a kind of...
fagottist	19	14	a bassoon player [n...
fahlbands	22	20	FAHLBAND, (German) i...
fahlerzes	23	24	FAHLERZ, (German) an...
failingly	27	19	FAILING, in a state...
failovers	20	17	FAILOVER, a procedur...
faineance	17	17	(French) doing nothi...
faineancy	24	19	doing nothing, being...
faineants	15	14	FAINEANT, a lazy per...
faintiest	17	13	FAINTY, somewhat fai...
faintings	18	16	FAINTING, the act of...
faintness	16	14	the state of being f...
fairfaced	22	19	of bricks, with a sm...
fairgoers	18	14	FAIRGOER, one who at...
fairishly	28	17	FAIRISH, moderately...
fairleads	18	14	FAIRLEAD, a ring thr...
fairydoms	25	18	FAIRYDOM, the world...
fairyhood	25	17	the state of being a...
fairyisms	26	17	FAIRYISM, the qualit...
fairyland	24	17	the land of the fair...
fairylike	26	19	like a fairy [adj]
fairytale	24	15	pertaining to a stor...
faithcure	23	18	a cure or healing th...
faithfuls	24	19	FAITHFUL, one who is...
faithings	21	17	FAITHING, the act of...
faithless	21	15	without faith [adj F...
fakements	18	20	FAKEMENT, a sham, a...
fakirisms	21	19	FAKIRISM, religious...
falangism	20	19	membership of the Sp...
falangist	19	16	a member of the Span...
falcation	20	17	the state of being f...
falchions	23	19	FALCHION, a curved s...
falciform	25	22	shaped like a sickle...
falconers	20	17	FALCONER, one that h...
falconets	20	17	FALCONET, one of the...
falconine	19	18	like a falcon or haw...
falconoid	20	18	an antioxidant compo...
falculate	22	18	curved and sharp-poi...
falderals	19	15	FALDERAL, to sing me...
falderols	19	15	FALDEROL, nonsense;...
faldettas	18	14	FALDETTA, (Italian)...
faldstool	19	15	a prayer desk from w...
fallacies	22	17	FALLACY, delusion or...
fallalery	26	17	foppishness [n FALLA...
fallalish	23	17	like a fallal, foppi...
fallaways	28	19	FALLAWAY, a shot in...
fallbacks	26	24	FALLBACK, a retreat,...
fallboard	21	18	a cover for a piano...
fallowest	22	17	FALLOW, brownish-yel...
fallowing	23	20	FALLOW, to plough an...
falseface	22	19	a mask [n -S]
falsehood	19	16	a lie [n -S]
falseness	17	14	the state of being f...
falsettos	18	13	FALSETTO, an artific...
falsework	22	20	a temporary framewor...
falsified	21	17	FALSIFY, to misrepre...
falsifier	21	16	one who falsifies [n...
falsifies	21	16	FALSIFY, to misrepre...
falsities	19	13	FALSITY, something f...
faltboats	20	16	FALTBOAT, a collapsi...
falterers	18	13	FALTERER, one who fa...
faltering	19	16	hesitant [adj FALTER...
familiars	20	16	FAMILIAR, a close fr...
familisms	22	19	FAMILISM, the tenden...
famishing	22	20	FAMISH, to suffer ex...
famousing	19	19	FAMOUS, (archaic) to...
fanatical	20	17	extravagantly or unr...
fanciable	22	20	attractive [adj]
fancified	22	20	FANCIFY, to make fan...
fancifies	22	19	FANCIFY, to make fan...
fanciless	21	17	lacking in imaginati...
fanciness	19	17	the state of being f...
fancywork	30	25	ornamental needlewor...
fandangle	17	18	an elaborate ornamen...
fandangos	16	17	FANDANGO, (Spanish)...
fanegadas	16	16	FANEGADA, a Spanish...
fanfarade	17	17	(French) a fanfare [...
fanfaring	19	19	FANFARE, to herald w...
fanfarona	16	17	(Scott) a gold chain...
fanfarons	17	17	FANFARON, (Spanish)...
fanfolded	19	19	FANFOLD, to fold pap...
fanlights	22	18	FANLIGHT, a half-cir...
fantailed	17	15	having a fan-shaped...
fantasias	16	13	FANTASIA, a free-for...
fantasied	16	14	FANTASY, to imagine,...
fantasies	16	13	FANTASY, to imagine,...
fantasise	16	13	to visualize in fant...
fantasist	17	13	one who fantasises [...
fantasize	19	22	to visualize in fant...
fantasmal	18	17	like a fantasm, also...
fantasmic	21	19	like a fantasm, also...
fantasque	24	23	(obsolete) a fancy,...
fantastic	20	16	unreal [adj FANTASTI...
fantastry	23	15	dandyism, also PHANT...
fantigues	18	16	FANTIGUE, anxiety, a...
faradised	17	14	FARADISE, to treat b...
faradiser	17	13	one who faradises, s...
faradises	17	13	FARADISE, to treat b...
faradisms	19	16	FARADISM, the use of...
faradized	20	23	FARADIZE, to treat b...
faradizer	20	22	one who faradises, s...
faradizes	20	22	FARADIZE, to treat b...
farandine	15	15	(obsolete) a silk an...
farandole	16	15	(French) a lively Pr...
farcemeat	20	18	meat chopped fine an...
farceuses	20	16	FARCEUSE, (French) a...
farcified	23	19	FARCIFY, to turn int...
farcifies	23	18	FARCIFY, to turn int...
fareboxes	24	22	FAREBOX, a receptacl...
farewells	22	17	FAREWELL, to say goo...
farfalles	21	17	FARFALLE, pasta in t...
farmeress	18	15	a woman who farms [n...
farmeries	18	15	FARMERY, farm buildi...
farmhands	20	19	FARMHAND, a farm lab...
farmhouse	20	18	the farmer's house a...
farmlands	19	18	FARMLAND, cultivated...
farmstead	18	16	a farmhouse with bui...
farmwives	24	22	FARMWIFE, the wife o...
farmworks	23	22	FARMWORK, the labor...
farmyards	25	18	FARMYARD, an area su...
farnarkel	18	18	(Australian slang) t...
farnesols	17	14	FARNESOL, an alcohol...
farnesses	16	13	FARNESS, the state o...
farolitos	18	13	FAROLITO, a candle i...
farragoes	17	14	FARRAGO, a confused...
farrowing	21	18	FARROW, to give birt...
farseeing	17	15	seeing a long way [a...
farthings	21	17	FARTHING, a former B...
fasciated	20	16	exhibiting a flatten...
fascicled	25	20	arranged, growing, o...
fascicles	25	19	FASCICLE, a bundle;...
fascicule	25	20	a bundle; a division...
fasciculi	26	20	FASCICULUS, (Latin)...
fasciitis	22	15	inflammation of the...
fascinate	19	16	to interest exceedin...
fasciolas	21	16	FASCIOLA, a band of...
fascioles	21	16	FASCIOLE, a band of...
fascistic	25	18	of or like a fascist...
fasheries	19	14	FASHERY, annoyance [...
fashioned	18	16	FASHION, to give a p...
fashioner	18	15	one who fashions [n...
fastbacks	24	22	FASTBACK, a type of...
fastballs	22	17	FASTBALL, a type of...
fasteners	16	13	FASTENER, something...
fastening	17	16	something that secur...
fastigium	21	18	(Latin) the apex of...
fatalisms	20	16	FATALISM, the doctri...
fatalists	19	13	FATALIST, a believer...
fatalness	17	14	the quality of being...
fatefully	28	20	FATEFUL, critical, f...
fatheaded	18	16	stupid [adj FATHEADE...
fathering	20	17	the male act of proc...
fathomers	20	17	FATHOMER, one who fa...
fathoming	21	20	FATHOM, to ascertain...
fatidical	22	17	of or relating to pr...
fatigable	21	18	easily tired, also F...
fatigated	18	15	FATIGATE, to weary,...
fatigates	18	14	FATIGATE, to weary,...
fatiguing	20	18	FATIGUE, to weary, a...
fatiscent	20	16	gaping with cracks [...
fatnesses	16	13	FATNESS, the state o...
fatstocks	22	19	FATSTOCK, livestock...
fatteners	16	13	FATTENER, one that f...
fattening	17	16	the act of making fa...
fattiness	17	13	the state of being f...
fatuities	18	13	FATUITY, complacent...
fatuitous	18	14	stupid, fatuous, als...
fatuously	25	17	FATUOUS, silly; purp...
fatwahing	23	20	FATWAH, to threaten...
faubourgs	21	19	FAUBOURG, (French) a...
fauchions	22	19	FAUCHION, a curved s...
faulchion	23	20	a curved short sword...
faultiest	19	14	FAULTY, imperfect [a...
faultless	20	15	without fault [adj F...
faultline	19	16	a surface along whic...
faunistic	21	17	relating to fauna [a...
fauteuils	19	15	FAUTEUIL, (French) a...
fauvettes	19	17	FAUVETTE, (French) a...
fauxmance	26	27	(colloquial) a fake...
faveolate	18	17	honeycombed [adj]
favorable	21	20	(US) favourable, als...
favorably	28	22	FAVORABLE, (US) favo...
favorites	19	16	FAVORITE, (US) favou...
favorless	20	17	(US) without favor,...
favourers	19	17	FAVOURER, one that f...
favouring	20	20	FAVOUR, to regard wi...
favourite	19	17	a person or thing re...
fawningly	28	22	FAWNING, ingratiatin...
fayalites	24	15	FAYALITE, a silicate...
fearfully	28	20	FEARFUL, full of fea...
feasances	18	16	FEASANCE, the perfor...
feastings	18	15	FEASTING, the act of...
feastless	18	13	without a feast [adj...
feathered	18	15	FEATHER, to cover wi...
featliest	18	13	FEATLY, (Shakespeare...
featurely	24	16	(archaic) handsome [...
featuring	18	16	FEATURE, to present...
feblesses	20	16	FEBLESSE, (Spenser)...
febricity	30	20	feverishness [n FEBR...
febricula	24	20	a slight short fever...
febricule	24	20	a slight short fever...
febrifuge	23	21	something which redu...
febrility	28	18	feverishness [n FEBR...
feculence	23	21	the state of being f...
feculency	30	23	the state of being f...
fecundate	19	18	to make fruitful or...
fecundity	27	20	fertility [n FECUNDI...
fedelinis	18	15	FEDELINI, (Italian)...
federally	25	17	FEDERAL, relating to...
federarie	16	13	(Shakespeare) a conf...
federated	16	14	FEDERATE, to unite i...
federates	16	13	FEDERATE, to unite i...
federator	16	13	one who federates [n...
feedbacks	23	23	FEEDBACK, a return o...
feedboxes	24	23	FEEDBOX, a box for a...
feedgrain	17	16	cereal grown to feed...
feedholes	19	16	FEEDHOLE, one of a s...
feedpipes	21	19	FEEDPIPE, a pipe thr...
feedstock	21	20	raw material used in...
feedstuff	22	20	material for feeding...
feedwater	19	16	purified water used...
feedyards	23	16	FEEDYARD, a place wh...
feelingly	26	19	FEELING [adv]
feetfirst	20	15	with feet leading th...
feignedly	25	19	FEIGNED [adv]
feignings	19	18	FEIGNING, the act of...
feijoadas	18	22	FEIJOADA, a Brazilia...
feiseanna	14	14	FEIS, (Irish) an anc...
feistiest	18	12	FEISTY, spirited [ad...
feldgraus	20	17	FELDGRAU, the grey c...
feldschar	24	19	(Russian) in Russia...
feldscher	24	19	(Russian) in Russia...
feldshers	21	16	FELDSHER, a medical...
feldspars	21	17	FELDSPAR, a common r...
feldspath	23	19	(obsolete) a common...
felicific	28	22	producing happiness...
feliciter	22	16	(Latin) happily, suc...
fellaheen	19	17	FELLAH, a peasant of...
fellating	20	17	FELLATE, to stimulat...
fellation	18	15	oral stimulation of...
fellatios	19	14	FELLATIO, oral stimu...
fellators	19	14	FELLATOR, a male who...
fellatrix	26	21	a female who fellate...
fellowing	23	20	FELLOW, to produce a...
fellowman	22	21	a human being like o...
fellowmen	22	21	FELLOWMAN, a human b...
felonious	17	15	like a felon, wicked...
felonries	17	14	FELONRY, a body of f...
felstones	17	14	FELSTONE, (obsolete)...
feltering	19	16	FELTER, to mat toget...
femeralls	20	17	FEMERALL, an outlet...
femerells	20	17	FEMERELL, a ventilat...
femicidal	23	20	relating to femicide...
femicides	22	19	FEMICIDE, the killin...
feminazis	21	25	FEMINAZI, a militant...
femineity	24	18	womanliness, feminin...
feminines	17	17	FEMININE, a word of...
feminised	18	17	FEMINISE, to make wo...
feminises	18	16	FEMINISE, to make wo...
feminisms	20	19	FEMINISM, advocacy o...
feminists	19	16	FEMINIST, a supporte...
feminized	21	26	FEMINIZE, to make wo...
feminizes	21	25	FEMINIZE, to make wo...
fenagling	19	19	FENAGLE, to obtain b...
fenceless	20	17	without a fence [adj...
fencelike	21	21	like a fence [adj]
fencerows	22	19	FENCEROW, the land o...
fencibles	23	20	FENCIBLE, a soldier...
fenestrae	15	13	FENESTRA, a perforat...
fenestral	17	14	of or pertaining to...
fenestras	16	13	FENESTRA, a perforat...
fentanyls	23	17	FENTANYL, a narcotic...
fenthions	18	16	FENTHION, an insecti...
fenugreek	18	20	a kind of herb [n -S...
feodaries	16	13	FEODARY, one holding...
feoffment	21	22	the gift of a fief [...
feracious	20	16	prolific, fruitful [...
feralised	18	14	run wild following d...
feralized	21	23	run wild following d...
fermented	17	17	FERMENT, to undergo...
fermenter	17	16	an agent that causes...
fermentor	17	16	an agent that causes...
fermionic	21	19	of or like a fermion...
fernbirds	20	17	FERNBIRD, a small Ne...
ferneries	16	13	FERNERY, a place whe...
fernshaws	22	18	FERNSHAW, a thicket...
fernticle	21	17	(Scots) a freckle, a...
ferocious	20	16	fierce [adj FEROCIOU...
ferreling	19	16	FERREL, to fit with...
ferrelled	19	15	FERREL, to fit with...
ferreters	17	12	FERRETER, one who fe...
ferreting	18	15	rummaging about [n -...
ferriages	18	14	FERRIAGE, the fare p...
ferritins	18	13	FERRITIN, a protein...
ferrocene	18	16	an orange crystallin...
ferrogram	19	17	a slide prepared to...
ferrotype	25	17	an old form of photo...
ferruling	20	17	FERRULE, to fit with...
ferryboat	25	17	a boat used on a fer...
fertigate	18	14	to fertilize and irr...
fertilely	26	16	FERTILE, productive...
fertilest	19	13	FERTILE, productive...
fertilise	19	13	to make fertile, als...
fertility	26	15	the state of being f...
fertilize	22	22	to make fertile, als...
ferventer	18	17	FERVENT, hot, glowin...
fervently	26	20	FERVENT, hot, glowin...
fervidest	20	17	FERVID, warm, ardent...
fervidity	27	19	the state of being f...
fervorous	19	17	full of fervor [adj]
festering	18	15	FESTER, to generate...
festilogy	26	17	a treatise on eccles...
festinate	16	13	quick [adj FESTINATE...
festivals	21	17	FESTIVAL, a time of...
festively	27	19	FESTIVE, befitting a...
festivity	27	18	conviviality, joyful...
festivous	20	17	(archaic) festive [a...
festology	25	17	a treatise on eccles...
festooned	15	14	FESTOON, to adorn wi...
fetations	16	13	FETATION, the develo...
feteritas	17	12	FETERITA, a cereal g...
fetichise	23	17	to make a fetish of,...
fetichism	25	20	devotion to or rever...
fetichist	24	17	one who worships a f...
fetichize	26	26	to make a fetish of,...
feticidal	22	17	relating to the kill...
feticides	21	16	FETICIDE, the killin...
fetidness	17	14	the state of being f...
fetishise	20	14	to make a fetish of,...
fetishism	22	17	devotion to or rever...
fetishist	21	14	one who worships a f...
fetishize	23	23	to make a fetish of,...
fetlocked	22	21	having fetlocks [adj...
fetoscope	21	18	an instrument used f...
fetoscopy	28	20	a procedure for view...
fetterers	17	12	FETTERER, one who fe...
fettering	18	15	FETTER, to shackle [...
fettlings	20	16	FETTLING, loose mate...
fettucine	20	17	(Italian) a pasta ma...
fettucini	21	17	(Italian) a pasta ma...
feudalise	18	15	to reduce to a feuda...
feudalism	20	18	the feudal system; a...
feudalist	19	15	an upholder of feuda...
feudality	25	17	the state of being f...
feudalize	21	24	to reduce to a feuda...
feudaries	17	14	FEUDARY, a holder of...
feudatory	23	16	one holding lands or...
feuillete	19	15	(French) a puff past...
feverfews	24	22	FEVERFEW, a perennia...
feverless	20	17	without a fever [adj...
feverroot	18	16	an American wild pla...
feverweed	21	20	a plant thought to b...
feverwort	22	19	a coarse American he...
fewnesses	19	16	FEWNESS, the state o...
fewtering	21	18	FEWTER, to set a spe...
feynesses	22	15	FEYNESS, the state o...
fibberies	22	18	FIBBERY, the habit o...
fiberfill	25	20	(US) synthetic fibre...
fiberised	20	16	FIBERISE, to break i...
fiberises	20	15	FIBERISE, to break i...
fiberized	23	25	FIBERIZE, to break i...
fiberizes	23	24	FIBERIZE, to break i...
fiberless	21	16	having no fibers, al...
fiberlike	22	20	like a fiber, also F...
fibrannes	18	17	FIBRANNE, a fabric m...
fibrefill	25	20	synthetic fibres use...
fibreless	21	16	having no fibers, al...
fibrelike	22	20	like a fibre, also F...
fibriform	24	21	shaped like a fibre...
fibrillae	22	17	FIBRILLA, a small fi...
fibrillar	23	17	relating to a fibril...
fibrillin	23	18	a protein found in c...
fibrinoid	20	17	of or like fibrin [a...
fibrinous	20	17	having, or partaking...
fibrocyte	29	20	a normally inactive...
fibroline	20	17	a yarn of flax, jute...
fibrolite	21	16	a silicate of alumin...
fibromata	20	18	FIBROMA, a benign tu...
fibrosing	21	18	FIBROSE, to form fib...
fibrously	28	19	FIBROUS, containing,...
fictional	21	17	relating to fiction...
fictively	31	22	FICTIVE, feigned; co...
fiddliest	20	15	FIDDLY, time consumi...
fiddlings	21	18	FIDDLING, the act of...
fideistic	22	16	relating to fideism,...
fidelismo	20	17	belief in the princi...
fidelista	19	14	a believer in the pr...
fidgeters	19	15	FIDGETER, one who fi...
fidgetier	19	15	FIDGETY, restless, u...
fidgeting	20	18	FIDGET, to move abou...
fidibuses	21	17	FIDIBUS, a paper spi...
fiduciary	28	19	holding in trust [ad...
fieldboot	20	17	a knee-length boot [...
fieldfare	20	17	a species of thrush,...
fieldings	20	17	FIELDING, in cricket...
fieldmice	23	20	FIELDMOUSE, a mouse...
fieldsman	19	18	a fielder (in cricke...
fieldsmen	19	18	FIELDSMAN, a fielder...
fieldvole	21	19	a mouse which lives...
fieldward	22	18	in the direction of...
fieldwork	23	21	work (scientific sur...
fiendlike	19	19	like a fiend [adj]
fieriness	17	13	the state of being f...
fifteener	18	16	a verse of fifteen s...
fifteenth	21	18	number fifteen in se...
fiftieths	23	17	FIFTIETH, one of fif...
figeaters	18	14	FIGEATER, a large be...
figgeries	20	16	FIGGERY, dressy orna...
fightable	24	20	able to be fought [a...
fightback	28	26	a recovery [n -S]
fightings	23	19	FIGHTING, the act of...
figulines	20	17	FIGULINE, potter's c...
figurable	22	19	capable of being bro...
figurally	28	19	FIGURAL, represented...
figurante	18	16	(Italian) a ballet-d...
figurants	19	16	FIGURANT, a ballet d...
figuredly	27	19	FIGURED [adv]
figurines	19	16	FIGURINE, a small mo...
figurists	21	15	FIGURIST, one who us...
filaceous	21	17	composed of threads...
filaggrin	21	18	a protein that helps...
filagreed	19	16	FILAGREE, to adorn w...
filagrees	19	15	FILAGREE, to adorn w...
filaments	19	17	FILAMENT, a slender...
filanders	18	15	FILANDER, a threadli...
filariids	20	14	FILARIID, a parasiti...
filatures	19	14	FILATURE, the reelin...
filchings	26	21	FILCHING, the act of...
filecards	22	17	FILECARD, a brush fo...
filenames	18	17	FILENAME, the name o...
filiating	20	16	FILIATE, to bring in...
filiation	18	14	the relationship of...
filicidal	24	18	relating to filicide...
filicides	23	17	FILICIDE, the killin...
filigrain	20	16	(French) a kind of o...
filigrane	19	16	(French) a kind of o...
filigreed	20	16	FILIGREE, to adorn w...
filigrees	20	15	FILIGREE, to adorn w...
filioques	27	23	FILIOQUE, a doctrine...
filisters	20	13	FILISTER, a groove o...
fillagree	20	16	a kind of ornamental...
fillester	20	14	a rabbet plane used...
filleters	20	14	FILLETER, one who fi...
filleting	21	17	FILLET, to cut bonel...
fillibegs	24	19	FILLIBEG, (Gaelic) t...
fillipeen	21	18	(US) a game in which...
filliping	24	20	FILLIP, to strike sh...
fillister	21	14	a rabbet plane used...
filmcards	24	20	FILMCARD, a fiche, a...
filmfests	23	19	FILMFEST, a festival...
filmgoers	21	18	FILMGOER, one who go...
filmgoing	22	21	the practice of goin...
filminess	20	17	the state of being f...
filmlands	21	19	FILMLAND, the motion...
filmmaker	22	23	one who makes films...
filmstrip	24	19	a film consisting of...
filoplume	23	21	a slender hairlike f...
filopodia	20	17	FILOPODIUM, a thread...
filoselle	20	15	(French) floss silk,...
filovirus	22	18	any member of a fami...
filterers	19	13	FILTERER, one that f...
filtering	20	16	FILTER, to purify a...
filthiest	22	15	FILTHY, offensively...
filtrable	22	17	capable of being fil...
filtrated	19	14	FILTRATE, to filter...
filtrates	19	13	FILTRATE, to filter...
fimbriate	21	18	to border with a nar...
finaglers	19	16	FINAGLER, one who fi...
finagling	20	19	the act of obtaining...
finalised	18	15	FINALISE, to complet...
finaliser	18	14	one who finalises, a...
finalises	18	14	FINALIS [v]
finalisms	20	17	FINALISM, belief tha...
finalists	19	14	FINALIST, a contesta...
finalized	21	24	FINALIZE, to complet...
finalizer	21	23	one who finalizes, a...
finalizes	21	23	FINALIZE, to complet...
financial	20	18	relating to finance...
financier	19	17	a person engaged in...
financing	20	20	the act of providing...
fineering	17	16	FINEER, to get goods...
finessers	17	13	FINESSER, one who do...
finessing	18	16	the act of making a...
finfishes	22	18	FINFISH, a finback w...
fingerers	18	15	FINGERER, one that f...
fingering	19	18	the choice of finger...
fingertip	21	18	the end of the finge...
finically	29	20	FINICAL, particular...
finickety	28	22	particular about uni...
finickier	22	20	FINICKY, difficult t...
finicking	23	23	particular about uni...
finishers	20	15	FINISHER, one that f...
finishing	21	18	the act of making an...
finitisms	20	16	FINITISM, a philosop...
finitists	19	13	FINITIST, an advocat...
finitudes	18	15	FINITUDE, the state...
finnmarks	19	21	FINNMARK, the moneta...
finnochio	21	19	(Italian) a dwarf va...
finocchio	25	21	(Italian) a dwarf va...
finochios	22	18	FINOCHIO, a dwarf va...
fioratura	17	13	(Italian) a florid e...
fioritura	18	13	(Italian) a florid e...
fioriture	18	13	FIORITURA, (Italian)...
fippences	24	22	FIPPENCE, (colloquia...
firearmed	18	16	carrying a firearm [...
firebacks	24	22	FIREBACK, a cast-iro...
fireballs	22	17	FIREBALL, a luminous...
firebases	19	15	FIREBASE, a military...
firebirds	21	16	FIREBIRD, a bird wit...
fireboard	19	16	a mantelpiece [n -S]
fireboats	19	15	FIREBOAT, a boat equ...
firebombs	23	21	FIREBOMB, to attack...
fireboxes	25	22	FIREBOX, a chamber i...
firebrand	19	17	a flaming stick; a h...
firebrats	20	15	FIREBRAT, a small in...
firebreak	20	19	a strip of land kept...
firebrick	25	22	a brick resistant to...
fireclays	28	18	FIRECLAY, a clay poo...
firecrest	21	15	a bird closely relat...
firedamps	21	19	FIREDAMP, a combusti...
firedrake	18	17	(archaic) a fire-bre...
firefangs	20	18	FIREFANG, to scorch;...
firefight	24	19	an intense exchange...
fireflies	21	16	FIREFLY, any of vari...
firefloat	20	16	a boat or raft used...
fireflood	20	17	a method of extracti...
fireguard	19	16	a protective wire fr...
firehalls	22	16	FIREHALL, a fire sta...
firehoses	19	14	FIREHOSE, a hose use...
firehouse	19	15	(obsolete) a fire st...
firelight	23	17	the light of a (usua...
firelocks	23	20	FIRELOCK, an old for...
firemanic	21	19	of or relating to fi...
firemarks	20	19	FIREMARK, a metal pl...
firepinks	21	20	FIREPINK, a flowerin...
fireplace	23	19	an open recess in a...
fireplugs	23	19	FIREPLUG, a fire-hyd...
firepower	22	18	the amount of ammuni...
fireproof	21	18	resistant to fire [a...
firereels	18	13	FIREREEL, a fire eng...
firerooms	18	15	FIREROOM, a room con...
firescape	22	18	to arrange the featu...
fireships	23	17	FIRESHIP, a ship on...
firesides	18	13	FIRESIDE, the area i...
firestone	16	13	a rock, esp. sandsto...
firestorm	19	15	a huge blaze (especi...
firethorn	19	15	a flowering shrub, a...
firetraps	20	15	FIRETRAP, a building...
firetruck	23	20	a fire engine [n -S]
firewalls	23	17	FIREWALL, to install...
firewater	20	15	strong alcoholic spi...
fireweeds	20	16	FIREWEED, a perennia...
firewoman	20	19	a female firefighter...
firewomen	20	19	FIREWOMAN, a female...
firewoods	20	16	FIREWOOD, wood used...
fireworks	22	19	FIREWORK, a device w...
fireworms	22	18	FIREWORM, a glowworm...
firmament	19	19	the sky [n -S]
firmwares	22	18	FIRMWARE, computer p...
firstborn	20	16	the first in order o...
firsthand	20	16	obtained directly [a...
firstling	21	16	the first produce or...
firstness	18	13	the state of being f...
fiscalist	23	16	a public prosecutor...
fishballs	25	19	FISHBALL, a fish cak...
fishboats	22	17	FISHBOAT, a watercra...
fishbolts	24	18	FISHBOLT, a type of...
fishbones	21	18	FISHBONE, a bone of...
fishbowls	27	21	FISHBOWL, a bowl in...
fishcakes	24	21	FISHCAKE, a cake mad...
fisheries	20	14	FISHERY, a place for...
fisherman	20	18	one who catches fish...
fishermen	20	18	FISHERMAN, one who c...
fishhooks	23	20	FISHHOOK, a barbed h...
fishified	23	18	FISHIFY, to turn int...
fishifies	23	17	FISHIFY, to turn int...
fishiness	20	15	the state of being f...
fishkills	25	20	FISHKILL, the sudden...
fishlines	21	16	FISHLINE, a line use...
fishmeals	22	18	FISHMEAL, ground dri...
fishplate	23	18	an iron plate used t...
fishpoles	23	18	FISHPOLE, a fishing...
fishponds	22	19	FISHPOND, a pond for...
fishskins	22	19	FISHSKIN, the skin o...
fishtails	22	15	FISHTAIL, to swing t...
fishwives	26	21	FISHWIFE, a woman wh...
fishworms	25	20	FISHWORM, a worm use...
fishyback	33	26	(US) transportation...
fisnomies	18	16	FISNOMIE, (Shakespea...
fissility	27	15	the ability to be sp...
fissional	18	14	relating to fission...
fissioned	17	14	FISSION, to split in...
fissipede	20	16	with digits separate...
fissipeds	21	16	FISSIPED, an animal...
fissuring	20	16	FISSURE, to split, c...
fistfight	25	19	a fight with the fis...
fisticuff	27	22	to fight with the fi...
fistmeles	20	16	FISTMELE, a measure...
fistnotes	17	13	FISTNOTE, an index m...
fistulate	19	14	hollow and cylindric...
fistulose	19	14	hollow and cylindric...
fistulous	20	15	hollow and cylindric...
fitnesses	17	13	FITNESS, the state o...
fittingly	27	18	FITTING, suitable [a...
fivepence	23	23	a coin worth five pe...
fivepenny	26	23	worth five pence [ad...
fixations	23	20	FIXATION, the act of...
fixatives	26	23	FIXATIVE, a substanc...
fixatures	24	20	FIXATURE, a hair fix...
fixedness	23	21	the state of being f...
fizgigged	25	28	FIZGIG, to dob someo...
fizziness	24	31	the state of being f...
flabbiest	23	19	FLABBY, hanging loos...
flabellum	24	22	a fan-like structure...
flaccider	25	20	FLACCID, limp [adj]
flaccidly	33	23	FLACCID, limp [adv]
flackered	22	21	FLACKER, (Scots) to...
flacketed	22	21	FLACKET, to flap, fl...
flaffered	22	20	FLAFFER, (Scots) to...
flagellar	21	17	of or relating to a...
flagellin	21	18	a polymeric protein...
flagellum	23	21	a long slender plant...
flageolet	19	16	a small flute or rec...
flaggiest	21	17	FLAGGY, drooping [ad...
flaggings	22	20	FLAGGING, a type of...
flagitate	19	15	to entreat or import...
flagpoles	22	19	FLAGPOLE, a pole on...
flagrance	21	19	a burning; notoriety...
flagrancy	28	21	a burning; notoriety...
flagships	25	20	FLAGSHIP, the ship c...
flagstaff	24	21	a pole for displayin...
flagstick	25	22	a pole for displayin...
flagstone	18	16	a large paving stone...
flakiness	19	18	the state of being f...
flambeaus	21	20	FLAMBEAU, a flaming...
flambeaux	27	27	FLAMBEAU, a flaming...
flambeing	22	22	FLAMBE, to douse (e....
flameless	20	17	without a flame [adj...
flamelets	20	17	FLAMELET, a small fl...
flamelike	21	21	like a flame [adj]
flamencos	21	20	FLAMENCO, an emotion...
flameouts	19	17	FLAMEOUT, a failure...
flamingly	28	22	FLAMING [adv]
flamingos	20	19	FLAMINGO, a long-leg...
flammable	23	23	easily able to catch...
flammules	22	21	FLAMMULE, a little f...
flancards	21	18	FLANCARD, a piece of...
flanching	24	22	a sloping piece of c...
flaneries	17	14	FLANERIE, commendabl...
flangings	20	19	FLANGING, an audio e...
flankered	18	19	FLANKER, to use flan...
flanneled	17	17	FLANNEL, to cover wi...
flannelet	17	16	a cotton imitation o...
flannelly	25	19	like flannel [adj]
flaperons	19	17	FLAPERON, an airfoil...
flapjacks	27	32	FLAPJACK, a kind of...
flappable	25	23	not unflappable, eas...
flappiest	23	19	FLAPPY, flapping [ad...
flappings	24	22	FLAPPING, the act of...
flaptrack	25	23	a racetrack for flap...
flareback	24	23	a flame in the breec...
flaringly	27	19	FLARING [adv]
flashback	27	25	in a film, novel, et...
flashbang	23	21	a stun grenade [n -S...
flashbulb	27	23	an oxygen-filled ele...
flashcard	24	19	a card shown briefly...
flashcube	26	22	a plastic cube conta...
flashguns	22	19	FLASHGUN, a photogra...
flashiest	21	15	FLASHY, showy, vulga...
flashings	22	18	FLASHING, sheet meta...
flashlamp	25	22	an electric torch [n...
flashover	22	19	an electric discharg...
flashtube	23	19	a gas discharge tube...
flatbacks	25	23	FLATBACK, a pottery...
flatboats	20	16	FLATBOAT, a large fl...
flatbread	20	17	a type of thin unlea...
flatettes	18	13	FLATETTE, (Australia...
flatfoots	20	16	FLATFOOT, to walk wi...
flatforms	22	19	FLATFORM, a thick, l...
flatheads	20	16	FLATHEAD, any of var...
flatirons	18	14	FLATIRON, an iron fo...
flatlands	19	16	FLATLAND, land lacki...
flatlined	19	16	FLATLINE, to registe...
flatliner	19	15	one who flatlines [n...
flatlines	19	15	FLATLINE, to registe...
flatlings	21	17	(Spenser) with a fla...
flatmates	19	16	FLATMATE, a person w...
flatpacks	25	23	FLATPACK, an item of...
flatpicks	26	23	FLATPICK, to play (a...
flatshare	20	15	an arrangement where...
flatstick	24	20	(South African slang...
flattened	17	15	FLATTEN, to make or...
flattener	17	14	something that makes...
flattered	18	14	FLATTER, to praise e...
flatterer	18	13	one who flatters [n...
flattings	20	16	FLATTING, painting w...
flatulent	19	16	suffering from flatu...
flatwares	21	16	FLATWARE, tableware...
flatworks	23	20	FLATWORK, laundry th...
flatworms	23	19	FLATWORM, a flat-bod...
flaughted	22	19	FLAUGHT, to cut, par...
flaughter	22	18	(Scots) to cut turfs...
flaunched	23	21	FLAUNCH, to widen in...
flaunches	23	20	FLAUNCH, to widen in...
flaunters	18	15	FLAUNTER, one who fl...
flauntier	18	15	FLAUNTY, showy [adj]
flauntily	26	18	FLAUNTY, showy [adv]
flaunting	19	18	FLAUNT, to exhibit i...
flautists	20	14	FLAUTIST, one who pl...
flavanols	20	19	FLAVANOL, a derivati...
flavanone	17	19	a colourless crystal...
flavonoid	19	19	a kind of aromatic c...
flavonols	20	19	FLAVONOL, a derivati...
flavorers	20	17	FLAVORER, one that f...
flavorful	24	22	full of flavor, also...
flavoring	21	20	FLAVOR, to impart a...
flavorist	21	17	a person who creates...
flavorous	20	18	full of flavor [adj]
flavoured	20	19	FLAVOUR, to impart a...
flavourer	20	18	one who flavours, al...
flaxseeds	24	21	FLAXSEED, the seed o...
fleabanes	18	17	FLEABANE, a flowerin...
fleabites	20	16	FLEABITE, the bite o...
fleaworts	21	16	FLEAWORT, a herb, fo...
flechette	23	18	(French) a steel dar...
fleckered	22	21	FLECKER, to mark wit...
fleckiest	23	20	FLECKY, flecked [adj...
fleckless	24	21	without spot or blam...
flections	21	17	FLECTION, a bend or...
fledgiest	20	16	FLEDGY, covered with...
fledgling	22	20	a young bird just fl...
fleeching	24	21	flattery, coaxing [n...
fleeciest	21	16	FLEECY, like a fleec...
fleerings	19	16	FLEERING, the act of...
fleetness	17	14	the quality of being...
flehmened	20	20	FLEHMEN, of a mammal...
flemished	22	19	FLEMISH, to coil a r...
flemishes	22	18	FLEMISH, to coil a r...
flenchers	23	19	FLENCHER, one who fl...
flenching	24	22	FLENCH, to strip the...
flerovium	22	21	an artificially prod...
fleshhood	22	18	the state of being i...
fleshiest	21	15	FLESHY, having much...
fleshings	22	18	FLESHING, the distri...
fleshless	22	16	without flesh; lean...
fleshlier	22	16	FLESHLY, pertaining...
fleshling	23	19	a sensualist [n -S]
fleshment	21	19	(Shakespeare) the ac...
fleshpots	23	18	FLESHPOT, a pot for...
fleshworm	25	21	(archaic) a worm or...
fletchers	24	18	FLETCHER, one who ma...
fletching	25	21	the feathers of an a...
fleurette	18	14	(French) an ornament...
flexagons	24	23	FLEXAGON, a folded p...
flexional	24	22	relating to flexion,...
flexitime	26	23	a system that allows...
flextimer	26	23	one who works flexti...
flextimes	26	23	FLEXTIME, a system t...
flexwings	29	26	FLEXWING, a collapsi...
flibberts	24	19	FLIBBERT, (dialect)...
flichters	25	18	FLICHTER, to flutter...
flickable	26	24	that can be flicked...
flickered	23	21	FLICKER, to burn uns...
flightier	23	17	FLIGHTY, fickle [adj...
flightily	31	20	FLIGHTY, fickle [adv...
flighting	24	20	FLIGHT, to migrate i...
flimflams	25	23	FLIMFLAM, to engage...
flimsiest	21	16	FLIMSY, lacking stre...
flinchers	24	19	FLINCHER, one who fl...
flinching	25	22	shrinking [adj FLINC...
flindered	18	16	FLINDER, to break to...
flinkites	20	18	FLINKITE, a brownish...
flinthead	20	17	an American wading b...
flintiest	19	14	FLINTY, resembling f...
flintlike	21	19	like flint [adj]
flintlock	24	22	an old-fashioned gun...
flipboard	23	20	a piece of office eq...
flipbooks	24	23	FLIPBOOK, a book of...
flipchart	27	21	a pad, containing la...
flipflops	27	23	FLIPFLOP, to perform...
flippancy	32	25	the state of being f...
flippiest	24	19	FLIPPY, flaring at t...
flippings	25	22	FLIPPING, the act of...
flipsides	22	17	FLIPSIDE, the revers...
flirtiest	20	13	FLIRTY, light-hearte...
flirtings	21	16	FLIRTING, the act of...
fliskiest	21	17	FLISKY, (Scots) rest...
flitching	26	21	FLITCH, to cut into...
flittered	19	14	FLITTER, to vibrate...
flitterns	19	14	FLITTERN, bark obtai...
flittings	21	16	FLITTING, the act of...
flixweeds	28	24	FLIXWEED, a plant of...
floatable	20	17	that may be floated...
floatages	18	15	FLOATAGE, the act of...
floatants	17	14	FLOATANT, something...
floatiest	18	13	FLOATY, tending to f...
floatings	19	16	FLOATING, the act of...
floccular	26	21	like a floccus, a fl...
floccules	26	21	FLOCCULE, a small tu...
flocculus	27	22	a small flock, tuft...
flockiest	23	20	FLOCKY, abounding wi...
flockings	24	23	FLOCKING, a velvety...
flockless	24	21	without a flock [adj...
floggable	23	21	of an offence, punis...
floggings	22	20	FLOGGING, a whipping...
floodable	20	18	that can be flooded...
floodgate	18	16	a gate for allowing...
floodings	19	17	FLOODING, the act of...
floodless	19	15	without a flood [adj...
floodmark	20	21	the mark or line to...
floodtide	18	15	the flowing in of th...
floodwall	23	19	a wall built as a pr...
floodways	27	19	FLOODWAY, an artific...
floorages	18	15	FLOORAGE, floor spac...
floorhead	19	16	the upper end of a s...
floorings	19	16	FLOORING, a floor [n...
floorless	19	14	without a floor [adj...
floorpans	19	17	FLOORPAN, the bottom...
floorshow	23	18	entertainment of the...
flophouse	22	19	(US) a cheap hotel,...
flopovers	22	20	FLOPOVER, a defect i...
floppiest	23	19	FLOPPY, soft and fle...
floptical	25	20	a type of read-write...
floreated	17	14	decorated with a flo...
florences	20	17	FLORENCE, an ancient...
floriated	18	14	decorated with a flo...
floricane	20	17	the fruiting stem of...
floridean	17	15	any of a large subcl...
floridest	19	14	FLORID, flowery; hav...
floridity	26	16	the state of being f...
floriform	22	19	shaped like a flower...
florigens	19	16	FLORIGEN, a plant ho...
floristic	23	16	relating to flora [a...
floristry	26	15	the art of cultivati...
floscular	23	18	composed of floscule...
floscules	23	18	FLOSCULE, a small fl...
flossiest	19	13	FLOSSY, resembling a...
flossings	20	16	FLOSSING, the applic...
flotation	17	14	the act of floating,...
flotillas	21	15	FLOTILLA, a fleet of...
flouncier	21	18	FLOUNCY, flouncing [...
flouncing	22	21	FLOUNCE, to move wit...
flounders	18	16	FLOUNDER, to struggl...
flouriest	19	14	FLOURY, fine-grained...
flourishy	28	18	full of flourishes [...
flourless	20	15	without flour [adj]
floushing	22	19	FLOUSH, to splash, a...
flowchart	27	21	a chart pictorially...
flowerage	21	18	the process or resul...
flowerbed	23	20	a bed containing flo...
flowerers	21	16	FLOWERER, a plant th...
flowerets	21	16	FLOWERET, a small fl...
flowerful	25	21	abounding with flowe...
flowerier	21	16	FLOWERY, abounding i...
flowerily	29	19	FLOWERY, abounding i...
flowering	22	19	the act of flowering...
flowerpot	23	19	a pot for a flower [...
flowingly	30	22	FLOWING [adv]
flowmeter	22	19	an instrument for me...
flowstone	20	17	a general term for d...
fluctuant	22	19	moving like a wave [...
fluctuate	22	18	to vary this way and...
fluellens	20	17	FLUELLEN, a weedy an...
fluellins	21	17	FLUELLIN, a weedy an...
fluencies	21	18	FLUENCY, the quality...
flueworks	23	21	FLUEWORK, flue pipes...
fluffiest	24	20	FLUFFY, downy, light...
flugelman	21	21	(German) a leader (e...
flugelmen	21	21	FLUGELMAN, (German)...
fluidally	28	19	FLUIDAL, pertaining...
fluidised	20	16	FLUIDISE, to make fl...
fluidiser	20	15	an apparatus in whic...
fluidises	20	15	FLUIDISE, to make fl...
fluidized	23	25	FLUIDIZE, to make fl...
fluidizer	23	24	an apparatus in whic...
fluidizes	23	24	FLUIDIZE, to make fl...
fluidlike	22	20	like a fluid [adj]
fluidness	19	16	the state of being f...
fluidrams	21	18	FLUIDRAM, a unit of...
flukiness	20	19	the state of being f...
flummoxed	27	28	FLUMMOX, to confuse...
flummoxes	27	27	FLUMMOX, to confuse...
flunkyism	28	24	the state of being a...
fluorenes	17	15	FLUORENE, a colorles...
fluoresce	21	17	to demonstrate fluor...
fluorides	19	15	FLUORIDE, a compound...
fluorines	18	15	FLUORINE, a gaseous...
fluorites	19	14	FLUORITE, a mineral...
fluoroses	18	14	FLUOROSIS, an abnorm...
fluorosis	19	14	an abnormal conditio...
fluorotic	22	17	relating to fluorosi...
fluorspar	21	17	a mineral, calcium f...
flurrying	27	19	FLURRY, to agitate [...
flushable	24	20	that can be flushed...
flushiest	22	16	FLUSHY, red-complexi...
flushings	23	19	FLUSHING, the act of...
flushness	21	17	the state of being f...
flushwork	26	23	decorative treatment...
flustered	19	15	FLUSTER, to put into...
flustrate	19	14	(obsolete) to fluste...
flutelike	21	19	like a flute [adj]
fluteyest	25	16	FLUTEY, like a flute...
fluttered	19	15	FLUTTER, to move in...
flutterer	19	14	one who flutters [n...
fluviatic	25	21	belonging to or form...
fluxgates	26	23	FLUXGATE, a device f...
fluxional	25	23	(archaic) variable;...
fluxmeter	26	24	any instrument for m...
flybridge	29	21	an open deck on a ca...
flyleaves	27	20	FLYLEAF, a blank pag...
flymakers	27	22	FLYMAKER, one who ti...
flypapers	29	21	FLYPAPER, a sticky p...
flyposter	27	18	one who engages in F...
flyrodder	25	17	an angler using arti...
flyscreen	27	19	a wire-mesh screen o...
flysheets	27	17	FLYSHEET, part of a...
flyspecks	32	25	FLYSPECK, to mark wi...
flysprays	34	20	FLYSPRAY, an insecti...
flystrike	27	19	the infestation of w...
flyweight	32	22	in professional boxi...
flywheels	31	21	FLYWHEEL, a heavy di...
foalfoots	19	16	FOALFOOT, a plant wi...
foaminess	17	16	being foamy [n -ES]
foamingly	26	21	FOAMING [adv]
focaccias	26	21	FOCACCIA, a flat Ita...
focalised	21	17	FOCALISE, to focus,...
focalises	21	16	FOCALISE, to focus,...
focalized	24	26	FOCALIZE, to focus,...
focalizes	24	25	FOCALIZE, to focus,...
focimeter	21	18	an instrument for me...
focometer	20	18	an instrument for me...
focusable	23	20	able to be focused [...
focusings	22	19	FOCUSING, the act of...
focusless	22	17	without focus [adj]
focussing	22	19	FOCUS, to bring or a...
fodderers	17	14	FODDERER, someone wh...
foddering	18	17	the act of providing...
foedaries	16	13	FOEDARIE, (Shakespea...
foederati	16	13	FOEDERATUS, (Latin)...
foetation	15	13	the formation of a f...
foeticide	20	16	the killing of a foe...
foetidest	17	13	FOETID, stinking, al...
fogeydoms	25	20	FOGEYDOM, the world...
fogeyisms	26	19	FOGEYISM, an outlook...
fogfruits	22	18	FOGFRUIT, an America...
fogginess	19	17	the state of being f...
foglights	24	19	FOGLIGHT, a motor-ve...
fogramite	19	17	an antiquated person...
fogramity	26	19	the state of being a...
foilborne	19	17	of a craft, travelli...
foiningly	25	19	FOINING [adv]
foldaways	27	19	FOLDAWAY, something...
foldbacks	25	24	FOLDBACK, in multitr...
foldboats	20	17	FOLDBOAT, a collapsi...
folderols	19	15	FOLDEROL, nonsense,...
foliating	19	16	FOLIATE, to number t...
foliation	17	14	the process of burst...
foliature	18	14	a cluster of foliage...
foliolate	18	14	composed of or relat...
foliolose	18	14	composed of or relat...
folklands	20	20	FOLKLAND, in Old Eng...
folklives	23	22	FOLKLIFE, the tradit...
folklores	20	18	FOLKLORE, the belief...
folkloric	24	21	relating to folklore...
folkmoots	20	20	FOLKMOOT, a general...
folkmotes	20	20	FOLKMOTE, a general...
folksiest	20	17	FOLKSY, having an af...
folksongs	20	20	FOLKSONG, a song of...
folktales	20	18	FOLKTALE, a tale fro...
follicles	24	18	FOLLICLE, any small...
followers	22	17	FOLLOWER, one that f...
following	23	20	a body of supporters...
followups	25	21	FOLLOWUP, a news art...
fomenters	17	16	FOMENTER, one who fo...
fomenting	18	19	FOMENT, to foster or...
fondlings	19	18	FONDLING, a pet, a f...
fondueing	17	18	FONDUE, to cook a di...
fontanels	16	15	FONTANEL, a membrane...
fontanges	16	16	FONTANGE, a kind of...
fonticuli	22	18	FONTICULUS, the depr...
foodbanks	19	21	FOODBANK, a charitab...
fooderies	16	13	FOODERY, a restauran...
foodlands	17	16	FOODLAND, land for t...
foodsheds	19	16	FOODSHED, the area t...
foodstuff	22	20	a substance used as...
foofaraws	21	18	FOOFARAW, frills and...
fooleries	17	13	FOOLERY, foolish beh...
foolhardy	26	18	recklessly brave [ad...
foolisher	20	15	FOOLISH, lacking goo...
foolishly	28	18	FOOLISH, lacking goo...
foolproof	21	19	infallible; guarante...
foolscaps	23	19	FOOLSCAP, a paper si...
foosballs	21	17	FOOSBALL, (US) table...
footballs	21	17	FOOTBALL, a large ba...
footbaths	21	17	FOOTBATH, a bath for...
footboard	18	16	a support for the fe...
footbrake	19	19	a brake operated by...
footcloth	23	18	a housing or caparis...
footering	17	15	FOOTER, to mess arou...
footfalls	21	17	FOOTFALL, the sound...
footfault	20	17	to commit a serving...
footgears	17	14	FOOTGEAR, covering f...
foothills	22	16	FOOTHILL, a low hill...
footholds	20	16	FOOTHOLD, a secure s...
footlight	22	17	one of a row of ligh...
footlings	19	16	FOOTLING, the act of...
footlongs	18	16	FOOTLONG, a hotdog o...
footloose	16	13	free or unhampered b...
footmarks	19	19	FOOTMARK, a mark lef...
footmuffs	23	22	FOOTMUFF, a muff for...
footnoted	15	14	FOOTNOTE, to supply...
footnotes	15	13	FOOTNOTE, to supply...
footpaces	21	18	FOOTPACE, (obsolete)...
footpages	19	17	FOOTPAGE, a page, an...
footpaths	21	17	FOOTPATH, a path for...
footplate	19	16	a platform for a foo...
footposts	19	15	FOOTPOST, a messenge...
footprint	19	16	the mark left on the...
footpumps	23	22	FOOTPUMP, a pump hel...
footraces	19	15	FOOTRACE, a race run...
footrests	17	12	FOOTREST, a support...
footropes	18	15	FOOTROPE, a rope use...
footrules	18	14	FOOTRULE, a ruler wh...
footslogs	19	15	FOOTSLOG, to march o...
footstalk	19	17	the stalk of a leaf...
footstall	19	14	a pedestal or plinth...
footsteps	19	15	FOOTSTEP, a step wit...
footstock	21	19	a slidable casting m...
footstone	15	13	a stone at the foot...
footstool	17	13	a stool for placing...
footwalls	22	17	FOOTWALL, the layer...
footwears	19	15	FOOTWEAR, anything w...
footweary	25	17	weary from walking [...
footwells	22	17	FOOTWELL, the area i...
footworks	21	19	FOOTWORK, the manage...
foozlings	22	25	FOOZLING, the act of...
fopperies	21	18	FOPPERY, dandyish be...
foppishly	32	23	FOPPISH, characteris...
foraminal	18	17	relating to the fora...
forasmuch	24	21	because or since [co...
forbearer	18	15	one who forbears [n...
forbidals	21	17	FORBIDAL, the act of...
forbiddal	21	18	the act of forbiddin...
forbidden	19	18	FORBID, to command n...
forbidder	20	17	one who forbids [n -...
forboding	20	19	FORBODE, to indicate...
forceable	22	19	that can be forced [...
forceless	21	16	having little or no...
forcemeat	20	18	meat chopped fine an...
forceouts	20	16	FORCEOUT, a play by...
forcepses	22	18	FORCEPS, a pair of t...
forcingly	29	21	FORCING [adv]
forcipate	22	18	formed and opening l...
foreanent	14	14	(Scots) right opposi...
forearmed	17	16	FOREARM, to arm in a...
forebears	18	15	FOREBEAR, an ancesto...
forebitts	20	15	FOREBITT, a post for...
foreboded	18	17	FOREBODE, to indicat...
foreboder	18	16	a person who or thin...
forebodes	18	16	FOREBODE, to indicat...
forebooms	19	18	FOREBOOM, the boom o...
forebrain	18	16	the anterior region...
forecabin	21	19	a cabin in the fore...
forecaddy	26	19	a caddy posted up ah...
forecasts	20	15	FORECAST, to estimat...
forecheck	26	24	to check an opponent...
foreclose	20	16	to bar (a right of r...
forecloth	23	18	a cloth that hangs o...
forecourt	20	16	a court in front of...
foredated	16	14	FOREDATE, to date be...
foredates	16	13	FOREDATE, to date be...
foredecks	21	20	FOREDECK, the forwar...
foredoing	17	16	FOREDO, to destroy,...
foredooms	17	16	FOREDOOM, to doom in...
forefaces	21	18	FOREFACE, the front...
forefeels	19	16	FOREFEEL, to have a...
forefends	18	17	FOREFEND, to protect...
forefront	18	16	the front or foremos...
foregleam	19	18	a glimpse into the f...
foregoers	17	14	FOREGOER, one who go...
foregoing	18	17	FOREGO, to go before...
forehands	18	16	FOREHAND, to play a...
foreheads	18	15	FOREHEAD, the part o...
forehents	18	15	FOREHENT, to overtak...
forehocks	23	21	FOREHOCK, a foreleg...
forehoofs	20	17	FOREHOOF, the hoof o...
foreigner	17	15	a person belonging t...
foreignly	25	18	FOREIGN, situated ou...
forejudge	20	25	to deprive of a righ...
forekings	19	19	FOREKING, a precedin...
foreknown	19	21	FOREKNOW, to know be...
foreknows	20	20	FOREKNOW, to know be...
forelands	17	15	FORELAND, a projecti...
forelends	17	15	FORELEND, to grant b...
forelifts	21	16	FORELIFT, (Spenser)...
forelimbs	22	19	FORELIMB, a front li...
forelocks	22	20	FORELOCK, to fasten...
forelying	25	18	FORELIE, (Spenser) t...
foremasts	18	15	FOREMAST, the forwar...
foremeans	16	16	FOREMEAN, to intend...
foremeant	16	16	FOREMEAN, to intend...
foremilks	21	20	FOREMILK, the milk s...
forenamed	16	17	having a forename [a...
forenames	16	16	FORENAME, a first na...
forenight	20	17	the night before [n...
forenoons	14	14	FORENOON, the period...
forensics	20	16	the art or study of...
foreparts	19	15	FOREPART, the front...
forepeaks	19	19	FOREPEAK, the forwar...
foreplans	19	17	FOREPLAN, to plan be...
foreplays	26	18	FOREPLAY, erotic sti...
forepoint	18	16	to foreshadow [v -ED...
foreranks	17	17	FORERANK, the first...
forereach	21	17	to glide ahead, esp....
forereads	16	13	FOREREAD, to foretel...
foresails	18	13	FORESAIL, the lowest...
foreseers	16	12	FORESEER, one who fo...
foreshank	19	19	the upper part of th...
foresheet	18	14	a rope used for trim...
foreshewn	21	18	FORESHEW, to presage...
foreshews	22	17	FORESHEW, to presage...
foreships	22	17	FORESHIP, the front...
foreshock	23	21	a minor tremor that...
foreshore	18	14	that part of the sho...
foreshown	21	18	FORESHOW, to predict...
foreshows	22	17	FORESHOW, to predict...
foresides	17	13	FORESIDE, the front...
foresight	21	16	the act or power of...
foreskins	18	17	FORESKIN, a fold of...
foreskirt	19	16	(Shakespeare) the fr...
foreslack	22	20	(obsolete) to become...
foreslows	21	16	FORESLOW, (Shakespea...
forespake	19	19	FORESPEAK, to predic...
forespeak	19	19	to predict [v FORESP...
forespend	18	17	to wear out physical...
forespent	18	16	FORESPEND, to wear o...
forespoke	19	19	FORESPEAK, to predic...
forestage	17	14	a duty or tribute pa...
forestair	17	12	(Scots) an outside s...
forestall	19	14	to prevent [v -ED, -...
forestays	23	14	FORESTAY, a rope or...
foresteal	17	13	of or pertaining to...
foresters	17	12	FORESTER, one skille...
forestial	18	13	of or pertaining to...
forestine	16	13	of or like a forest,...
foresting	18	15	FOREST, to convert i...
foreswear	19	15	to renounce, also FO...
foreswore	19	15	FORESWEAR, to renoun...
foresworn	19	16	FORESWEAR, to renoun...
foretaste	16	12	to taste in advance...
foreteach	21	17	to teach beforehand...
foreteeth	18	14	FORETOOTH, a front t...
foretells	19	14	FORETELL, to tell ab...
forethink	20	19	to think beforehand...
foretimes	18	15	FORETIME, the past;...
foretoken	16	17	to be a sign of, for...
foretooth	18	14	a front tooth [n FOR...
forewards	20	16	FOREWARD [n]
forewarns	19	16	FOREWARN, to warn in...
foreweigh	23	19	(archaic) to estimat...
forewinds	20	17	FOREWIND, a wind fro...
forewings	21	18	FOREWING, an anterio...
forewoman	19	19	a woman overseer [n...
forewomen	19	19	FOREWOMAN, a woman o...
forewords	20	16	FOREWORD, an introdu...
foreyards	23	15	FOREYARD, the lowest...
forfaired	19	16	FORFAIR, (obsolete)...
forfaiter	19	15	a person who, or com...
forfaults	21	17	FORFAULT, forfeiture...
forfeited	19	16	FORFEIT, to lose the...
forfeiter	19	15	(Shakespeare) one wh...
forfended	18	18	FORFEND, (archaic) t...
forficate	22	18	deeply forked, esp....
forfochen	23	21	(Scots) exhausted, a...
forgather	20	16	to gather together,...
forgeable	20	18	that can be forged [...
forgeries	18	14	FORGERY, the act of...
forgetful	22	19	inclined to forget [...
forgetive	20	18	(Shakespeare) creati...
forgetter	18	14	one who forgets [n -...
forgivers	21	18	FORGIVER, one who fo...
forgiving	22	21	FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgotten	17	15	FORGET, to fail to r...
forhailed	20	16	FORHAILE, (Spenser)...
forhailes	20	15	FORHAILE, (Spenser)...
forhooied	18	15	FORHOOIE, to desert...
forhooies	18	14	FORHOOIE, to desert...
forhooing	19	17	FORHOO, (Scots) to d...
forhowing	23	20	FORHOW, to desert or...
forjaskit	21	25	(Scots) tired out, a...
forjeskit	21	25	(Scots) tired out, a...
forjudged	21	26	FORJUDGE, to judge b...
forjudges	21	25	FORJUDGE, to judge b...
forkballs	23	21	FORKBALL, a breaking...
forkheads	20	19	FORKHEAD, the forked...
forkiness	18	17	the state of dividin...
forklifts	23	20	FORKLIFT, to raise o...
forktails	20	17	FORKTAIL, one of a g...
forlesing	19	16	FORLESE, to lose, fo...
forlorner	17	14	FORLORN, forsaken [a...
forlornly	25	17	FORLORN, forsaken [a...
formaline	18	17	a 40 per cent soluti...
formalins	19	17	FORMALIN, an aqueous...
formalise	19	16	to make formal, also...
formalism	21	19	the practice or the...
formalist	20	16	a person having exag...
formality	26	18	the condition of bei...
formalize	22	25	to make formal, also...
formamide	19	19	a colourless hygrosc...
formating	19	18	FORMATE, to fly in f...
formation	17	16	something formed or...
formative	20	19	tending to form [adj...
formatted	18	16	FORMAT, to follow th...
formatter	18	15	a programme for form...
formiates	18	15	FORMIATE, a salt of...
formicant	21	19	crawling like an ant...
formicary	28	20	an anthill, also FOR...
formicate	21	18	resembling an ant [n...
formulaic	23	20	of the nature of a f...
formulars	20	17	FORMULAR, a model or...
formulary	26	19	a book of formulae o...
formulate	19	17	to state or express...
formulise	20	17	to express in a form...
formulism	22	20	excessive use of, or...
formulist	21	17	one who depends exce...
formulize	23	26	to express in a form...
formworks	23	22	FORMWORK, boxes for...
fornicate	19	16	to have illicit sexu...
forpining	20	19	FORPINE, to waste aw...
forrarder	17	13	FORRAD, (Scots) forw...
forraying	24	17	FORRAY, (Spenser) to...
forsakers	18	16	FORSAKER, one who fo...
forsaking	19	19	abandonment [n -S]
forsaying	24	17	FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forslacks	23	20	FORSLACK, to be slac...
forslowed	21	17	FORSLOW, to delay, a...
forspeaks	20	19	FORSPEAK, to speak a...
forspends	19	17	FORSPEND, to wear ou...
forspoken	19	20	FORSPEAK, to speak a...
forswears	20	15	FORSWEAR, to deny un...
forswinks	22	20	FORSWINK, (obsolete)...
forswonck	24	23	(Spenser) overworked...
forsythia	26	16	any shrub of the gen...
fortalice	21	16	(historical) a fortr...
forthcame	23	20	FORTHCOME, (obsolete...
forthcome	23	20	(obsolete) to come f...
forthinks	21	19	FORTHINK, to repent;...
forthwith	26	19	immediately [adv]
fortieths	20	14	FORTIETH, one of for...
fortified	20	16	FORTIFY, to strength...
fortifier	20	15	something that forti...
fortifies	20	15	FORTIFY, to strength...
fortilage	19	15	(Spenser) fortress,...
fortitude	18	14	strength of mind tha...
fortnight	21	17	a period of two week...
fortunate	16	14	happening by good fo...
fortuning	18	17	FORTUNE, to endow wi...
fortunise	17	14	to make happy or for...
fortunize	20	23	(Spenser) to make fo...
forwander	19	17	(archaic) to wander...
forwarded	20	17	FORWARD, to help onw...
forwarder	20	16	one who forwards [n...
forwardly	28	19	FORWARD, towards the...
forwarned	19	17	FORWARN, to warn in...
forwasted	20	16	FORWASTE, to waste c...
forwastes	20	15	FORWASTE, to waste c...
forzandos	19	23	FORZANDO, a suddenly...
foscarnet	19	16	a drug used to treat...
fossettes	17	12	FOSSETTE, (French) a...
fossicked	22	20	FOSSICK, (Australian...
fossicker	22	19	(Australian slang) o...
fossilise	19	13	to turn into a fossi...
fossilize	22	22	to turn into a fossi...
fossorial	18	13	adapted for burrowin...
fossulate	18	14	grooved; pitted [adj...
fosterage	17	14	the care of a foster...
fosterers	17	12	FOSTERER, one that f...
fostering	18	15	the act of nurturing...
fothering	20	17	FOTHER, to protect a...
fougasses	18	15	FOUGASSE, a small mi...
foughtier	21	17	FOUGHTY, (dialect) m...
foulbrood	20	18	a bacterial disease...
fouldered	18	16	FOULDER, (Spenser) t...
foulmarts	20	17	FOULMART, a polecat,...
foundered	16	16	FOUNDER, to become d...
foundings	18	18	FOUNDING, the time o...
foundling	19	19	an abandoned child o...
foundress	17	15	a female founder [n...
foundries	17	15	FOUNDRY, a building...
fountains	16	15	FOUNTAIN, to display...
fourballs	22	18	FOURBALL, a golf gam...
fourchees	22	18	FOURCHEE, a kind of...
fourpence	21	20	four pre-decimal pen...
fourpenny	24	20	a coin worth four pe...
fourplays	27	19	FOURPLAY, the supply...
fourscore	20	16	(archaic) four twent...
foursomes	18	16	FOURSOME, a group of...
fourteens	16	14	FOURTEEN, a number,...
foustiest	18	13	FOUSTY, (Scots) moul...
foutering	18	16	FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foveiform	22	22	shaped like a small...
foveolate	18	17	like a foveola, a sm...
foveolets	19	17	FOVEOLET, a small fo...
fowlpoxes	29	26	FOWLPOX, a virus dis...
foxfishes	28	24	FOXFISH, a large sha...
foxgloves	27	26	FOXGLOVE, a tall pla...
foxhounds	25	24	FOXHOUND, a hunting...
foxhunted	25	24	FOXHUNT, to hunt fox...
foxhunter	25	23	one who hunts foxes...
foxsharks	27	25	FOXSHARK, a large lo...
frackings	23	22	FRACKING [n]
fractions	20	16	FRACTION, to divide...
fractious	21	16	troublesome, irritab...
fractural	22	17	relating to a fractu...
fractured	21	17	FRACTURE, to break [...
fracturer	21	16	one who fractures [n...
fractures	21	16	FRACTURE, to break [...
fraggings	21	19	FRAGGING, the act of...
fragilely	27	18	FRAGILE, easily brok...
fragilest	20	15	FRAGILE, easily brok...
fragility	27	17	the state of being f...
fragments	19	18	FRAGMENT, to break i...
fragrance	20	18	pleasantness of smel...
fragrancy	27	20	pleasantness of smel...
fraicheur	23	18	(French) freshness [...
frailness	18	14	the state of being f...
frailtees	18	13	FRAILTEE, (Spenser)...
frailties	19	13	FRAILTY, a weakness...
frambesia	20	18	a tropical skin dise...
framboise	20	18	(French) a brandy di...
frameable	20	19	that can be framed,...
frameless	19	16	without a frame [adj...
framework	22	22	the skeleton or outl...
framplers	22	19	FRAMPLER, (Scott) a...
franchise	22	18	liberty; the right t...
francised	20	17	FRANCISE, to force t...
francises	20	16	FRANCISE, to force t...
franciums	22	20	FRANCIUM, a radioact...
francized	23	26	FRANCIZE, to force t...
francizes	23	25	FRANCIZE, to force t...
francolin	20	18	(French) a bird of t...
frangible	21	19	readily broken; brea...
franglais	19	16	(French) a mixture o...
frankable	20	21	that can be franked...
frankfort	20	20	(German) a small smo...
frankfurt	21	21	(German) a small smo...
franklins	19	19	FRANKLIN, a medieval...
frankness	17	18	the quality of being...
franseria	16	13	any of a genus of We...
franticly	28	19	(Shakespeare) franti...
franziest	20	22	FRANZY, cross and pe...
frapeages	19	17	FRAPEAGE, the practi...
frascatis	21	15	FRASCATI, a type of...
fratchety	29	19	quarrelsome, also FR...
fratchier	23	17	FRATCHY, quarrelsome...
fratching	24	20	quarrelsome, also FR...
frateries	17	12	FRATERY, a convent o...
fraternal	17	14	belonging to a broth...
fraudsman	18	18	a person involved in...
fraudsmen	18	18	FRAUDSMAN, a person...
fraudster	18	14	one who practises fr...
fraughans	20	18	FRAUGHAN, (Irish) th...
fraughted	21	18	FRAUGHT, to load wit...
fraughter	21	17	FRAUGHT, laden with...
frauleins	18	15	FRAULEIN, a German g...
frautages	18	15	FRAUTAGE, (Shakespea...
frazzling	26	34	FRAZZLE, to fray [v]
freakiest	18	16	FREAKY, quirkily unu...
freakouts	18	17	FREAKOUT, an event m...
frecklier	23	20	FRECKLY, marked with...
freckling	24	23	a collection of litt...
fredaines	16	14	FREDAINE, (French) a...
freebased	18	16	FREEBASE, to refine...
freebaser	18	15	one who smokes freeb...
freebases	18	15	FREEBASE, to refine...
freeboard	18	16	the distance between...
freeboots	18	15	FREEBOOT, to plunder...
freebooty	24	17	piracy, also FREEBOO...
freecycle	30	21	to recycle used good...
freediver	19	17	one who engages in f...
freeholds	20	16	FREEHOLD, a property...
freelance	19	17	one who works for hi...
freeloads	17	14	FREELOAD, to live at...
freemason	16	16	in the Middle Ages,...
freephone	19	18	a telephone service...
freerides	17	13	FREERIDE, an extreme...
freesheet	18	14	a newspaper distribu...
freestone	15	13	a type of building s...
freestyle	24	15	to perform freestyle...
freetiest	17	12	FREETY, superstitiou...
freewares	19	15	FREEWARE, a free com...
freewheel	22	18	to coast without the...
freewoman	19	19	a woman who is free...
freewomen	19	19	FREEWOMAN, a woman w...
freewrite	20	15	to write freely with...
freewrote	19	15	FREEWRITE, to write...
freezable	22	25	capable of being fro...
freezings	21	24	FREEZING, the act of...
freighted	21	17	FREIGHT, to load wit...
freighter	21	16	a ship or aircraft f...
freitiest	18	12	FREITY, superstitiou...
frenchify	31	23	to make French; to i...
frenching	23	21	FRENCH, to cut into...
frenemies	17	16	FRENEMY, a person wh...
frenetics	20	16	FRENETIC, a madman [...
frenulums	20	19	FRENULUM, a connecti...
frenzical	24	26	frantic, also PHRENS...
frenzying	27	27	FRENZY, to make fran...
frequence	27	26	commonness of recurr...
frequency	34	28	commonness of recurr...
frequents	25	23	FREQUENT, to go to h...
frescades	20	16	FRESCADE, (French) a...
frescoers	20	15	FRESCOER, one who pa...
frescoing	21	18	the act of painting...
frescoist	21	15	one who paints fresc...
freshened	18	16	FRESHEN, to improve...
freshener	18	15	something that fresh...
freshness	19	15	the state of being f...
fretboard	19	16	a fingerboard with f...
fretfully	29	20	FRETFUL, inclined to...
frettiest	18	12	FRETTY, adorned with...
frettings	19	15	FRETTING, peevishnes...
fretworks	22	19	FRETWORK, perforated...
friarbird	21	16	an Australian honeye...
fribblers	24	19	FRIBBLER, (obsolete)...
fribbling	25	22	FRIBBLE, to be frivo...
fribblish	27	21	(obsolete) trifling...
fricadels	22	17	FRICADEL, (Afrikaans...
fricassee	20	15	(French) a dish made...
fricative	23	19	a sound produced by...
frichting	25	20	FRICHT, (Scots) to f...
frictions	21	16	FRICTION, the rubbin...
friedcake	21	20	(US) a doughnut, a c...
friending	18	17	FRIEND, to enter int...
frigatoon	17	15	a small Venetian ves...
friggings	22	19	FRIGGING, pottering...
frightens	21	17	FRIGHTEN, to make af...
frightful	26	21	terrible, horrible [...
frighting	23	19	FRIGHT, to make afra...
frigidest	20	15	FRIGID, chillingly s...
frigidity	27	17	the state of being f...
frikkadel	21	22	(Afrikaans) a fried...
frilliest	21	14	FRILLY, having frill...
frillings	22	17	FRILLING, an arrange...
fringiest	19	15	FRINGY, resembling a...
fringings	20	18	FRINGING, the act of...
fripperer	22	18	(archaic) one who de...
frisettes	18	12	FRISETTE, a frizzed...
friskiest	20	16	FRISKY, lively and p...
friskings	21	19	FRISKING, the act of...
fritflies	22	16	FRITFLY, a small fly...
frithborh	25	19	(Old English) a sure...
frittatas	18	12	FRITTATA, an unfolde...
frittered	18	13	FRITTER, to squander...
fritterer	18	12	one who fritters [n...
friulanos	18	15	FRIULANO, (Italian)...
frivolers	21	17	FRIVOLER, one who fr...
frivoling	22	20	FRIVOL, to behave pl...
frivolity	28	19	a trifling habit or...
frivolled	22	19	FRIVOL, to behave pl...
frivoller	22	18	one who frivols, als...
frivolous	21	18	lacking seriousness...
frizettes	21	21	FRIZETTE, a frizzed...
frizzante	23	31	(Italian) of wine, s...
frizziest	25	30	FRIZZY, of hair, tig...
frizzlers	26	31	FRIZZLER, one who fr...
frizzlier	26	31	FRIZZLY, of hair, ti...
frizzling	27	34	FRIZZLE, to curl hai...
frockings	23	22	FROCKING, cloth suit...
frockless	23	20	destitute of a frock...
froggiest	20	16	FROGGY, abounding in...
froggings	21	19	FROGGING, a decorati...
froglings	21	18	FROGLING, a small fr...
frogmarch	25	22	to force a person to...
frogmouth	22	20	one of several speci...
frogspawn	23	21	the gelatinous egg m...
froideurs	18	14	FROIDEUR, coolness i...
frolicked	23	21	FROLIC, to play and...
frolicker	23	20	one who frolics [n -...
frondages	17	16	FRONDAGE, fronds col...
frondeurs	17	15	FRONDEUR, (French) a...
frondless	18	15	without fronds [adj]
frontager	17	15	a person who owns or...
frontages	17	15	FRONTAGE, the front...
frontally	25	17	FRONTAL, at the fron...
frontenis	16	14	a racket used in a B...
frontiers	17	13	FRONTIER, (Spenser)...
frontless	18	14	shameless, brazen [a...
frontlets	18	14	FRONTLET, a forehead...
frontline	17	15	of or relating to th...
frontlist	19	14	a list of books abou...
frontoons	15	14	FRONTOON, (French) a...
frontpage	19	18	to put on the front...
frontward	20	17	towards the front, a...
frontways	26	18	towards the front, a...
frontwise	20	16	towards the front, a...
frostbite	20	15	inflammation, someti...
frostfish	23	17	an American fish app...
frostiest	18	12	FROSTY, covered with...
frostings	19	15	FROSTING, icing [n]
frostless	19	13	without frost [adj]
frostlike	20	17	like frost [adj]
frostline	18	14	the depth to which t...
frostnips	20	16	FROSTNIP, the freezi...
frostwork	22	19	tracery made by fros...
frothiest	20	14	FROTHY, covered with...
frothings	21	17	FROTHING, the act of...
frothless	21	15	without froth [adj]
frottages	18	14	FROTTAGE, masturbati...
frotteurs	18	13	FROTTEUR, the active...
froufrous	20	17	FROUFROU, (French) t...
froughier	21	17	FROUGHY, of timber,...
frouncing	21	20	FROUNCE, to wrinkle...
frouziest	21	22	FROUZY, unkempt, als...
frowardly	28	19	FROWARD, (archaic) h...
frowsiest	21	15	FROWSY, fusty, stuff...
frowsters	21	15	FROWSTER, (obsolete)...
frowstier	21	15	FROWSTY, fusty, stuf...
frowsting	22	18	FROWST, to luxuriate...
frowziest	24	24	FROWZY, fusty, stuff...
fructoses	21	16	FRUCTOSE, a sugar fo...
fructuary	28	19	a person enjoying th...
fructuate	21	17	to come to fruit, to...
fructuous	22	18	fruitful [adj FRUCTU...
frugalist	21	16	a person who is frug...
frugality	27	18	the state of being f...
frugivore	21	19	an animal which prim...
fruitages	19	15	FRUITAGE, the proces...
fruitcake	22	20	(colloquial) a sligh...
fruiterer	18	13	one who sells fruit...
fruitiest	19	13	FRUITY, tasting of f...
fruitings	20	16	FRUITING, the stage...
fruitions	18	14	FRUITION, a fulfilme...
fruitless	20	14	futile [adj FRUITLES...
fruitlets	20	14	FRUITLET, a small fr...
fruitlike	21	18	like a fruit [adj]
fruitwood	21	17	the wood of a fruit...
frumpiest	22	19	FRUMPY, ill-dressed...
frumpling	24	23	FRUMPLE, (dialect) t...
frusemide	19	17	a synthetic diuretic...
frustrate	18	13	to thwart [v FRUSTRA...
frustules	20	15	FRUSTULE, the silice...
fruticose	21	16	shrubby [adj]
frutified	21	17	FRUTIFY, (Shakespear...
frutifies	21	16	FRUTIFY, (Shakespear...
frybreads	26	18	FRYBREAD, native Ame...
fubberies	22	19	FUBBERY, a deception...
fuchsines	23	19	FUCHSINE, a red dye,...
fuchsites	24	18	FUCHSITE, a brillian...
fuckfaces	27	26	FUCKFACE, a contempt...
fuckheads	24	23	FUCKHEAD, a contempt...
fuddlings	21	19	FUDDLING, the act of...
fuelwoods	21	18	FUELWOOD, wood suita...
fugacious	22	19	lasting a short time...
fugginess	20	18	the state of being f...
fughettas	21	17	FUGHETTA, a short fu...
fugitives	22	19	FUGITIVE, one who fl...
fuguelike	21	21	like a fugue [adj]
fulfilled	24	20	FULFILL, to bring ab...
fulfiller	24	19	one who fulfils [n -...
fulgently	27	20	FULGENT, shining bri...
fulgorous	20	17	flashing like lightn...
fulgurant	20	18	flashing like lightn...
fulgurate	20	17	to flash like lightn...
fulgurite	21	17	a vitrified sand tub...
fulgurous	21	18	flashing like lightn...
fullbacks	27	25	FULLBACK, an offensi...
fullblood	23	20	a person of unmixed...
fullerene	18	16	a ball-shaped molecu...
fulleride	20	16	a compound of a full...
fulleries	20	15	FULLERY, a place for...
fullering	21	18	FULLER, to groove wi...
fullerite	20	15	a crystalline form o...
fullfaces	25	21	FULLFACE, a portrait...
fulminant	19	19	fulminating [adj] /...
fulminate	19	18	to send forth censur...
fulmining	21	21	FULMINE, (Spenser) t...
fulminous	20	19	relating to thunder...
fulnesses	18	15	FULNESS, the state o...
fulsomely	27	20	FULSOME, cloying [ad...
fulsomest	20	17	FULSOME, cloying [ad...
fumarases	18	16	FUMARASE, an enzyme...
fumarates	18	16	FUMARATE, a salt of...
fumaroles	19	17	FUMAROLE, a hole whi...
fumarolic	23	20	of or like a fumarol...
fumatoria	18	16	FUMATORIUM, (Latin)...
fumeroles	19	17	FUMEROLE, a hole in...
fumigants	20	19	FUMIGANT, a source o...
fumigated	20	19	FUMIGATE, to subject...
fumigates	20	18	FUMIGATE, to subject...
fumigator	20	18	one who fumigates [n...
funboards	19	18	FUNBOARD, a special...
functions	20	18	FUNCTION, to perform...
fundament	17	19	the buttocks or anus...
fundraise	17	15	to raise funds [v FU...
funebrial	20	18	of or pertaining to...
fungibles	22	20	FUNGIBLE, something...
fungicide	22	20	an agent that kills...
fungiform	22	22	shaped like a fungus...
fungistat	19	16	a substance that inh...
fungoidal	19	18	of or like fungus, a...
fungosity	25	18	the quality of being...
funhouses	19	17	FUNHOUSE, an amuseme...
funicular	22	19	relating to a string...
funiculus	23	20	the umbilical cord [...
funkholes	21	21	FUNKHOLE, a place of...
funkiness	18	19	trendiness [n -ES]
funksters	19	18	FUNKSTER, a performe...
funneling	18	19	FUNNEL, to pass thro...
funnelled	18	18	FUNNEL, to pass thro...
funniness	16	16	the state of being f...
funplexes	26	25	FUNPLEX, a building...
furacious	21	17	(obsolete) given to...
furanoses	16	14	FURANOSE, a sugar ha...
furbearer	19	16	an animal with fur [...
furbelows	24	20	FURBELOW, to decorat...
furbished	23	19	FURBISH, to rub or s...
furbisher	23	18	one who furbishes; e...
furbishes	23	18	FURBISH, to rub or s...
furcately	28	19	FURCATE, forked [adv...
furcating	22	19	FURCATE, to divide i...
furcation	20	17	a branching like a f...
furcraeas	20	16	FURCRAEA, a tropical...
furfurals	22	18	FURFURAL, a liquid o...
furfurans	20	18	FURFURAN, a chemical...
furfurole	21	18	a liquid obtained by...
furfurols	22	18	FURFUROL, a liquid o...
furfurous	21	18	branlike; containing...
furiosity	25	15	madness [n FURIOSITI...
furiously	26	17	FURIOUS, extremely a...
furloughs	23	19	FURLOUGH, to grant a...
furmeties	19	16	FURMETY, a wheat dis...
furmities	20	16	FURMITY, a wheat dis...
furnacing	21	20	FURNACE, to subject...
furniment	18	18	(Spenser) furnishing...
furnished	20	17	FURNISH, to equip [v...
furnisher	20	16	one who furnishes [n...
furnishes	20	16	FURNISH, to equip [v...
furniture	18	15	movables, either for...
furpieces	23	19	FURPIECE, an item of...
furriners	18	14	FURRINER, a foreigne...
furriness	18	14	the state of being f...
furrowers	21	16	FURROWER, one that m...
furrowing	22	19	FURROW, to make narr...
furthered	20	16	FURTHER, to help for...
furtherer	20	15	one who furthers [n...
furtively	28	20	FURTIVE, stolen; obt...
furuncles	22	19	FURUNCLE, a painful...
fusariums	20	17	FUSARIUM, a type of...
fusaroles	18	14	FUSAROLE, a semi-cir...
fuselages	19	16	FUSELAGE, the elonga...
fusileers	19	14	FUSILEER, a soldier...
fusiliers	20	14	FUSILIER, a soldier...
fusillade	20	16	a simultaneous or su...
fusionism	19	17	a policy that favour...
fusionist	18	14	an advocate of fusio...
fussballs	23	18	FUSSBALL, (US) table...
fussiness	18	14	the state of being f...
fustigate	19	15	(obsolete) to beat w...
fustilugs	22	17	(obsolete) a fat and...
fustiness	18	14	the state of being f...
fusulinid	20	17	any of a family of e...
futurisms	21	17	FUTURISM, an artisti...
futurists	20	14	FUTURIST, a proponen...
fuzzballs	29	36	FUZZBALL, a ball of...
fuzzboxes	32	41	FUZZBOX, an electron...
fuzziness	24	32	the state of being f...
fuzztones	23	32	FUZZTONE, a device f...

9 letter words that start with F

9 letter words that start with F

9 letter F word

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LETTER F WORD