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English Words with F | Examples in Sentences

Sr. #	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
1	f	F is the sixth letter of the alphabet.	"e" comes before "f"
2	fable	A fable is a short story that teaches people a moral
3	fables	The plural form of fable; more than one (kind of) fable.
4	fabric	A fabric is a material made of fibers.
5	fabricate	If you fabricate something	to fabricate a bridge or ship
6	fabricated	The past tense and past participle of fabricate.
7	fabricates	The third-person singular form of fabricate.
8	fabricating	The present participle of fabricate.
9	fabrication	Fabrication is the process of fabricating something.
10	fabrications	The plural form of fabrication; more than one (kind of) fabrication.
11	fabrics	The plural form of fabric; more than one (kind of) fabric.
12	fabulous	When something is fabulous	Your dress looks fabulous! I love it!
13	facade	Facade is the front view of a building.
14	facades	The plural form of facade; more than one (kind of) facade.
15	face	A face is the front part of the head.	His face was red with embarrassment.
16	faced	The past tense and past participle of face.
17	facelift	A facelift is plastic surgery to the face to remove wrinkles or other signs of aging.
18	facelifts	The plural form of facelift; more than one (kind of) facelift.
19	faces	The plural form of face; more than one (kind of) face.	Their faces are very beautiful.
20	facet	A facet is one side or aspect of something	One facet of the problem is finding enough money.
21	facets	The plural form of facet; more than one (kind of) facet.
22	facetted	The past tense and past participle of facet.
23	facetting	The present participle of facet.
24	facial	Something is facial if it has to do with the human face.
25	facilitate	If X facilitates Y	The aim was to facilitate the development of such schools.; The structure of the text should facilitate comprehension.
26	facilitated	The past tense and past participle of facilitate.
27	facilitates	The third-person singular form of facilitate.
28	facilitating	The present participle of facilitate.
29	facilities	The facilities in a building include the equipment	How much does it cost an employer to provide childcare facilities?; The hotel is cheap, but it still has a lot of facilities for guests.
30	facility	A place's facilities are its rooms	Picnic, barbecue and playground facilities are located throughout the park.; The money helps to provide equipment and facilities for physical education.
31	facing	The present participle of face.	I'm facing the bell tower.
32	facsimile	A facsimile is an exact copy.	A facsimile of the design was sent to me.
33	facsimiles	The plural form of facsimile; more than one (kind of) facsimile.
34	fact	A fact is a piece of information that is true.	That is not just my idea, it is a fact.
35	faction	A faction is a group within a larger group that has different ideas and opinions than the rest of the group.	The left-wing faction of the party was gaining influence.; Tensions arose between different factions within the committee.
36	factions	The plural form of faction; more than one (kind of) faction.
37	factitious	Something that is factitious is artificial; it was made by humans.
38	factoid	A factoid is something that sounds like it is a true	Einstein did not fail math--that is a factoid!
39	factoids	The plural form of factoid; more than one (kind of) factoid.
40	factor	A factor is one of a number of things that causes a result.	The main factor in the success of our program is our excellent teachers.
41	factored	The past tense and past participle of factor.
42	factories	The plural form of factory; more than one (kind of) factory.
43	factoring	The present participle of factor.
44	factorisation	Factorisation is the process of factorising a number.
45	factorisations	The plural form of factorisation; more than one (kind of) factorisation.
46	factorise	If you 'factorise a number
47	factorised	The past tense and past participle of factorise.
48	factorises	The third-person singular form of factorise.
49	factorising	The present participle of factorise.
50	factorization	Factorization is the process of factorizing a number.
51	factorizations	The plural form of factorization; more than one (kind of) factorization.
52	factorize	If you 'factorize a number
53	factorized	The past tense and past participle of factorize.
54	factorizes	The third-person singular form of factorize.
55	factorizing	The present participle of factorize.
56	factors	The plural form of factor; more than one (kind of) factor.
57	factory	A factory is a building where lots of things are made.	This factory makes one hundred cars every day.
58	facts	The plural form of fact; more than one (kind of) fact.
59	factual	If something is factual	The factual accuracy of their findings is disputed.
60	faculties	The plural form of faculty; more than one (kind of) faculty.
61	faculty	Faculty are the academic staff at schools	Across all Ontario Colleges, faculty have been on strike for two weeks.
62	fad	A fad is a brief but popular trend or interest.	Hula hoops were a fad in the 1950s.
63	faddish	If something is faddish
64	fade	When something fades	The mysterious figure slowly faded into the darkness.
65	faded	The past tense and past participle of fade.
66	fades	The third-person singular form of fade.
67	Fadi
68	fading	The present participle of fade.
69	fads	The plural form of fad; more than one (kind of) fad.
70	faeces	Faeces are the solid waste from the intestines	The street was dirty, with dog faeces all over the footpath.
71	fag	A cigarette.	She smokes about 10 fags a day.
72	faggot	A burning piece of firewood.
73	faggots	The plural form of faggot; more than one (kind of) faggot.
74	fags	The plural form of fag; more than one (kind of) fag.
75	Fahrenheit	Fahrenheit is a scale to measure degrees of temperature. Water freezes at 32 degrees and boils at 212 degrees.
76	fail	To not achieve a goal	The event is going to fail.
77	failed	The past tense and past participle of fail.
78	failing	A failing is a weakness or problem in somebody's character or personality.	We hired him despite his failings.
79	failings	The plural form of failing; more than one (kind of) failing.
80	failproof	If something is failproof
81	fails	The plural form of fail; more than one (kind of) fail.
82	failure	A failure is someone or something that fails	I was a failure at my first job.
83	failures	The plural form of failure; more than one (kind of) failure.
84	faint	When someone faints	Get help quick! Someone has fainted here!; Under a hot sun, humans faint easily.
85	fainted	The past tense and past participle of faint.
86	fainter	The comparative form of faint; more faint.
87	faintest	The superlative form of faint; most faint.
88	fainting	The present participle of faint.
89	faints	The third-person singular form of faint.
90	fair	Something is fair when it seems right or is done for a good purpose.	A law is fair when good people are not hurt by it.; To pay every person the same for working on the same job is only fair.
91	fair weather friend	A fair weather friend is someone who acts like a friend when times are good. This is a person who will leave when thing are bad.
92	fairer	The comparative form of fair; more fair.
93	fairest	The superlative form of fair; most fair.
94	fairies	The plural form of fairy; more than one (kind of) fairy.
95	fairly	Fairly is when something is between slightly and very.	The sun was shining brightly today, however the light breeze still made it feel fairly chilly.
96	fairness	Fairness is the act of treating people or things fairly.
97	fairs	The plural form of fair; more than one (kind of) fair.
98	fairy	A type of human-like being with magical powers. In modern stories fairies are small with insect-like wings. In older stories they were human-size and very powerful	A fairy granted then each a wish.; Some people say fairies live beneath the hills in Ireland.
99	fairy tale	A fairy tale is a story that has fantasy characters like fairies	I told my daughter a fairy tale to make her fall asleep last night.
100	fairy tales	The plural form of fairy tale; more than one (kind of) fairy tale.
101	faith	Faith is the belief that something is true without proof.
102	faithful	If someone or something is faithful	My dog follows me everywhere I go. He is very faithful.
103	faithfully	If a person does something faithfully	I have been faithfully married for the past twenty years.
104	faithfulness	The faithfulness of someone is how faithful they are.
105	faithless	A faithless person is someone who does not keep promises and can't be trusted.	He was faithless to his friends and lied to them.; The faithless soldier deserted his post during the battle.
106	faiths	The plural form of faith; more than one (kind of) faith.
107	fake	Something which is fake is not real	Which fur coat looks fake?
108	faked	The past tense and past participle of fake.
109	faker	Someone who fakes something.
110	fakers	The plural form of faker; more than one (kind of) faker.
111	fakes	The plural form of fake; more than one (kind of) fake.
112	fakest	The superlative form of fake; most fake.
113	faking	The present participle of fake.
114	Falco	Falco is a taxonomic genus within the family Falconidae.
115	falcon	A falcon is any bird of the genus Falco
116	Falconidae	Falconidae is a taxonomic family within the order Falconiformes.
117	falcons	The plural form of falcon; more than one (kind of) falcon.
118	fall	When something or someone falls	The apple fell from the tree.; The bridge is falling down.; He tripped on a banana peel and fell down, hurting his leg.
119	fall down
120	fall off
121	fall through the cracks	If a problem falls through the cracks	Complete every item, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
122	fallacies	The plural form of fallacy; more than one (kind of) fallacy.
123	fallacy	A fallacy is a false or wrong conclusion.	The argument "A=B; B=C. Thus, A=D" is a fallacy, for D was not mentioned before.
124	fallen	The past participle of fall.
125	fallopian tube	The fallopian tube is a tube in female mammals that moves the egg from the ovary to the uterus.
126	fallow	Fallow land is land that has been readied for seeding
127	fallowness	Fallowness is the state of being fallow.
128	fallows	The plural form of fallow; more than one (kind of) fallow.
129	falls	The plural form of fall; more than one (kind of) fall.
130	falooda	Falooda is a cold and sweet drink that is rather popular in Southern Asia.
131	faloodas	The plural form of falooda; more than one (kind of) falooda.
132	false	If something is false	It is false that 2 + 2 = 5.; My grandfather takes out his false teeth at night.
133	false memories	The plural form of false memory; more than one (kind of) false memory.
134	false memory	False memory refers to a medical condition where a person remembers something that did not happen.
135	falsehood	A falsehood is the property of being false.
136	falsehoods	The plural form of falsehood; more than one (kind of) falsehood.
137	falsely	If you say or write something falsely
138	falser	The comparative form of false; more false.
139	falsest	The superlative form of false; most false.
140	falsified	The past tense and past participle of falsify.
141	falsifies	The third-person singular form of falsify.
142	falsify	If you falsify a result
143	falsifying	The present participle of falsify.
144	falter	If something falters
145	faltered	The past tense and past participle of falter.
146	faltering	The present participle of falter.
147	falters	The third-person singular form of falter.
148	fame	Fame is the state of being known to many people.	That singer rose to fame due to his lovely voice.
149	famed	When something or someone is famed	This shop is famed for its delicious bread.
150	fames	The third-person singular form of fame.
151	familial	Of or pertaining to human family.	Mark had to leave work due to familial obligations.
152	familiar	If something is familiar	"Three strikes and you're out" is a very familiar phrase these days.; The words sounded very familiar to her, and then she remembered: she had written them.; Why would someone leave familiar territory and travel all this distance.; People sitting on the grass was a familiar sight on Saturdays in the park.; New a month ago, he's become quite familiar to all of us.
153	familiarise	If you familiarise	You need to familiarise yourself with the rules so you won't have to look them up later.
154	familiarised	The past tense and past participle of familiarise.
155	familiarises	The third-person singular form of familiarise.
156	familiarising	The present participle of familiarise.	He enjoyed familiarising new users with the rules of Wiktionary.
157	familiarities	The plural form of familiarity; more than one (kind of) familiarity.
158	familiarity	Your familiarity with something or someone is how well you know it or them.	Her familiarity with the city made her an excellent tour guide.; You should have a good familiarity with the night sky.
159	familiarize	If you familiarize	You need to familiarize yourself with the rules so you won't have to look them up later.
160	familiarized	The past tense and past participle of familiarize.
161	familiarizes	The third-person singular form of familiarize.
162	familiarizing	The present participle of familiarize.
163	familiars	The plural form of familiar; more than one (kind of) familiar.
164	families	The plural form of family; more than one (kind of) family.
165	family	A family is a group of people with a blood or marriage relation.	My parents and my two brothers are my family.
166	famine	If a place is affected by famine	Over a million people died during the 1984 famine in Ethiopia.
167	famines	The plural form of famine; more than one (kind of) famine.
168	faming	The present participle of fame.
169	famous	If someone or something is famous	Judy Garland was a famous singer.; After I write this book I'll be famous, and then many people will want to talk to me.; The ballet was made famous when it was produced in Paris.
170	fan	A fan is a thing that moves air to help people stay cool; either a small paper thing a person holds in their hand	She held the fan in front of her face so people wouldn't see her smile.; Turn on the fan! It's hot here!
171	fanatic	A fanatic is a person who is zealously enthusiastic about something
172	fanatical	When you are fanatical	Steve Jobs was fanatical about the quality of his company's products.
173	fanatics	The plural form of fanatic; more than one (kind of) fanatic.
174	fancied	The past tense and past participle of fancy.
175	fancier	The comparative form of fancy; more fancy.
176	fanciers	The plural form of fancier; more than one (kind of) fancier.
177	fancies	The third-person singular form of fancy.
178	fanciest	The superlative form of fancy; most fancy.
179	fanciful	Something that is fanciful is imaginative or unrealistic
180	fancily	If something is done fancily
181	fanciness	The fanciness of something is how fancy it is.
182	fancy	If something is fancy	That's a very fancy dress you're wearing.; We tried to make things look fancy for the party.
183	fancying	The present participle of fancy.
184	fandom	Fandom is the state of being a fan of a sport
185	fandoms	The plural form of fandom; more than one (kind of) fandom.
186	fanfare	Fanfare is a short ceremonial tune of trumpets or horns that is played to introduce something or someone important.
187	fanfares	The plural form of fanfare; more than one (kind of) fanfare.
188	fang	A fang is a long	The dog bit me with his fangs.
189	fangs	The plural form of fang; more than one (kind of) fang.
190	fanned	The past tense and past participle of fan.
191	fanning	The present participle of fan.
192	fans	The plural form of fan; more than one (kind of) fan.
193	fantasied	The past tense and past participle of fantasy.
194	fantasies	The plural of fantasy; more than one fantasy.
195	fantasise	When you fantasise about something	I fantasised going to Hawaii with my friends.
196	fantasised	The past tense and past participle of fantasise.
197	fantasises	The third-person singular form of fantasise.
198	fantasising	The present participle of fantasise.
199	fantasize	When you fantasize about something	I fantasized going to Hawaii with my friends.
200	fantasized	The past tense and past participle of fantasize.
201	fantasizes	The third-person singular form of fantasize.
202	fantasizing	The present participle of fantasize.
203	fantastic	Existing in or constructed from fantasy; of or relating to fantasy; fanciful.	He told fantastic stories of dragons and goblins.; His fantastic post-school had all failed.; She had a fantastic view of her own importance that no one else shared.
204	fantasy	That which comes from one's imagination.
205	fantasying	The past participle of fantasy.
206	far	a long distance away	He got tired after walking so far.; He lives too far from here to walk home.; Not far from here, the rivers come together.
207	far cry	If A is a far cry from B	Life in the big city was a far cry from his upbringing on a quiet, small farm.
208	farad	In the International System of Units	The input has 5 pF (picofarads) of capacitance.
209	Faradian	A person who believes in the teachings of Wallace Fard Muhammad.	Malcolm was a Faradian.
210	farads	The plural form of farad; more than one (kind of) farad.
211	Faraq
212	farce	Farce is a style of humor that shows a very enlarged and unlikely-to-happen situation.
213	farces	The plural form of farce; more than one (kind of) farce.
214	fare	A fare is money that you pay for public transportation; that is	The city is planning to increase its bus fares again.
215	fares	The plural form of fare; more than one (kind of) fare.
216	farewell	You use farewell when you are leaving or departing.	Farewell! I will miss you.
217	farewells	The plural form of farewell; more than one (kind of) farewell.
218	farfetched	If something is farfetched
219	far-fetched	If something is farfetched
220	Farhang
221	farinaceous	Containing a lot of flour
222	farm	A piece of land where people work growing plants and animals. Usually	We grow cows and apples on our farm.
223	farmed	The past tense and past participle of farm.
224	farmer	Someone whose job is to raise animals or plants	The farmers here plant crops to feed their families and to make a profit.
225	farmers	The plural form of farmer; more than one (kind of) farmer.
226	farmhouse	A farmhouse is the main house on a farm	The old farmhouse was surrounded by fields and animals.
227	farmhouses	The plural form of farmhouse; more than one (kind of) farmhouse.
228	farming	The present participle of farm.	My grandfather has been farming his land for many years.
229	farmland	A farmland is a land that is suitable for farming and agricultural production.
230	farmlands	The plural form of farmland; more than one (kind of) farmland.
231	farms	The plural form of farm; more than one (kind of) farm.
232	farmstead	A farmstead is the main building of a farm.
233	farmsteads	The plural form of farmstead; more than one (kind of) farmstead.
234	Faroe
235	farrow	A farrow is a litter of piglets.
236	farrowed	The past tense and past participle of farrow.
237	farrowing	The present participle of farrow.
238	farrows	The plural form of farrow; more than one (kind of) farrow.
239	fart	A fart is the air that comes out of an anus; the air is produced by digestion.	I accidentally let out a loud fart in class today. I was so embarrassed!
240	fart around	If a person farts around	Quit farting around and start doing work!
241	farted	The past tense and past participle of fart.
242	farther	The comparative form of far; more far.
243	farthest	The comparative form of far; more far.
244	farting	The present participle of fart.
245	farts	The plural form of fart; more than one (kind of) fart.
246	Farzi
247	fasciate	If you fasciate things
248	fasciated	The past tense and past participle of fasciate.
249	fasciates	The third-person singular form of fasciate.
250	fasciating	The present participle of fasciate.
251	fascinate	When someone is fascinated
252	fascinated	The past tense and past participle of fascinate.
253	fascinates	The third-person singular form of fascinate.
254	fascinating	The present participle of fascinate.
255	fascism	A political system that needs absolute obedience and control of the market and the people by companies and government joined together under the cult leadership of the dictator and a devoted military hierarchy where people are above one another.	Adolf Hitler and the Nazis set up a government based on fascism.
256	fascisms	The plural form of fascism; more than one (kind of) fascism.
257	fascist	When something or someone is fascist
258	fascists	The plural form of fascist; more than one (kind of) fascist.
259	fashion	A fashion is a style	The fashion was for men to have long hair.; At 62, he drives a small old car, and doesn't follow fashion trends.; The models in their fancy fashions walked past the rich women in their seats.
260	fashion model	A fashion model is a person who wears and displays clothes on a cat walk	People who design clothes pay a fashion model to wear them at fashion shows.
261	fashion models	The plural form of fashion model; more than one (kind of) fashion model.
262	fashionable	If something is fashionable	He wore fashionable new sunglasses.
263	fashioned	The past tense and past participle of fashion.
264	fashioning	The present participle of fashion.
265	fashionista	A fashionista is a person follows the latest trends of fashion.
266	fashionistas	The plural form of fashionista; more than one (kind of) fashionista.
267	fashions	The plural form of fashion; more than one (kind of) fashion.
268	fast	When you are fast	The horse ran very fast.
269	fasted	The past tense and past participle of fast.
270	fasten	When you fasten a belt	Please remain seated with your seat belts fastened.; She fastened the gold chain around her neck.; He fastened the top button of his shirt and chose a tie.
271	fastened	The past tense and past participle of fasten.
272	fastener	A fastener is something that closes or secures an item.
273	fasteners	The plural form of fastener; more than one (kind of) fastener.
274	fastening	The present participle of fasten.
275	fastenings	The plural form of fastening; more than one (kind of) fastening.
276	fastens	The third-person singular form of fasten.
277	faster	The comparative form of fast; more fast.
278	fastest	The superlative form of fast; most fast.
279	fastidious	Fastidious means to be very particular about one thing or another; "picky"	He is so fastidious about personal cleanliness that he bathes three times a day.
280	fasting	The present participle of fast.
281	fast-paced	If something is fast-paced	We went to see a fast-paced action film. There was never a dull moment.
282	fasts	The third-person singular form of fast.
283	fat	If a person or animal is fat	I got really fat when I was in university because I ate every meal at McDonalds.
284	fatal	If something is fatal	The injury was fatal.
285	fatalities	The plural form of fatality; more than one (kind of) fatality.
286	fatality	Fatality is how likely a person dies from an accident or disease.
287	fatally	If something happens fatally
288	fatass	A fatass is a slang term for someone who is overweight.	That man is a total fatass! He is occupying two seats instead of one.
289	fatasses	The plural form of fatass; more than one (kind of) fatass.
290	fate	Fate is a power that decides what will happen to us in the future.
291	fates	The plural form of fate; more than one (kind of) fate.
292	father	The father of a person is the man who is one of that person's parents.	The father of Bill Smith IV is Bill Smith III.
293	father in law
294	fathered	The past tense and past participle of father.
295	fathering	The present participle of father.
296	father-in-law	A person's father-in-law is their spouse's father.
297	father-in-laws	The plural form of father-in-law; more than one (kind of) father-in-law.
298	fatherland	The fatherland is the land of your father or mother.
299	fatherlands	The plural form of fatherland; more than one (kind of) fatherland.
300	fatherless	A fatherless person is someone without a living father.
301	fathers	The plural form of father; more than one (kind of) father.
302	father's father
303	fathers-in-law	The plural form of father-in-law; more than one (kind of) father-in-law.
304	Fathima	Fathima is an Islamic female given name.
305	fathom	{{nautical (US) A fathom is a unit length that is equal to 6 feet.
306	fathomed	The past tense and past participle of fathom.
307	fathoming	The present participle of fathom.
308	fathomless	If something is fathomless
309	fathoms	The plural form of fathom; more than one (kind of) fathom.
310	fatigue	Fatigue is the extreme tiredness which is the result of having mental or physical exertion or illness.
311	fatigued	The past tense and past participle of fatigue.
312	fatigues	The plural form of fatigue; more than one (kind of) fatigue.
313	fatiguing	The present participle of fatigue.
314	fatness	The fatness of someone is how fat they are.
315	fats	The plural form of fat; more than one (kind of) fat.	Even though you need some fats, too much is bad for you.
316	fatten	To fatten something means to cause it to become fatter.	We have to fatten the turkey before we kill it.
317	fattened	The past tense and past participle of fatten.
318	fattening	The present participle of fatten.
319	fattens	The third-person singular form of fatten.
320	fatter	The comparative form of fat; more fat.
321	fattest	The superlative form of fat; most fat.	He is the fattest of them.
322	fattier	The comparative form of fatty; more fatty.
323	fatties	The plural form of fatty; more than one (kind of) fatty.
324	fattiest	The superlative form of fatty; most fatty.
325	fattiness	The fattiness of something is how fatty it is.
326	fatty	If something is fatty
327	fatty acid	A fatty acid is a carboxylic acid (-C(=O)OH) that occur combined with glycerol as animal or vegetable oils and fats.
328	fatty acids	The plural form of fatty acid; more than one (kind of) fatty acid.
329	fatuous	When something is fatuous	It is fatuous to think that both men and women have the same muscle strength.
330	faucet	A faucet is a fitting of a sink that allows water to flow through it for washing ones' hands or doing the dishes.	Can you turn the faucet on for me so that I can wash my hands?
331	faucets	The plural form of faucet; more than one (kind of) faucet.
332	fault	If something is your fault	It doesn't matter whose fault it is, let's work together to make it right.; I'm sorry. It's my fault. I forgot to turn it off.; It's clear that both sides are at fault.
333	faulted	The past tense and past participle of fault.
334	faultier	The comparative form of faulty; more faulty.
335	faultiest	The superlative form of faulty; most faulty.
336	faulting	The present participle of fault.
337	faults	The plural form of fault; more than one (kind of) fault.
338	faulty	If something is faulty it is not working	The car would not start because the battery was faulty.
339	faun	A fantastic creature who lives in forests and usually has horns and legs like goats.
340	fauna	The fauna of a region are the animals that live there.
341	faux	When something is a faux	She was wearing faux leather.
342	fauxcest	Fauxcest is roleplay of a romantic relationship between family members.
343	favela	A favela is a neighbourhood where many poorer people live.	6% of people in Brazil live in favelas.
344	favelas	The plural form of favela; more than one (kind of) favela.
345	favor	Some help.	Can you please do me a favor by washing the dishes?
346	favorable	If something is favorable	His smart attitude left a favorable impression on everybody.
347	favorably	If something is done favorably for someone
348	favored	The past tense and past participle of favor.
349	favoring	The present participle of favor.
350	favorite	My favorite brand is the brand I like most.	Ford is my favorite brand of truck.
351	favorites	The plural form of favorite; more than one (kind of) favorite.
352	favors	The plural form of favor; more than one (kind of) favor.
353	favour	Some help.	Can you please do me a favour by washing the dishes?; May I ask you a favour?
354	favourable	If something is favourable	His smart attitude left a favourable impression on everybody.
355	favourably	If something is done favourably for someone
356	favoured	The past tense and past participle of favour.
357	favouring	The present participle of favour.
358	favourite	My favourite brand is the brand I like most.	Ford is my favourite brand of truck.
359	favourites	The plural form of favourite; more than one (kind of) favourite.
360	favours	The plural form of favour; more than one (kind of) favour.	I don't ask you for many favours, so will you please do this for me?
361	fawn	A fawn is a baby deer.
362	fawns	The plural form of fawn; more than one (kind of) fawn.
363	fax	A fax is a document that is sent from one fax machine to another	Did you get the fax I sent you this morning?; Something's wrong with our fax machine; we're not getting any of our faxes today.
364	faxed	The past tense and past participle of fax.
365	faxes	The plural form of fax; more than one (kind of) fax.
366	faxing	The present participle of fax.
367	fealties	The plural form of fealty; more than one (kind of) fealty.
368	fealty	Fealty is being loyal to one's lord or superior.
369	fear	Fear is a bad feeling usually caused by a danger or a worry that something bad might happen.	He was struck with fear when he thought he saw a ghost.; She has a fear of spiders.
370	feared	The past tense and past participle of fear.	I have always feared that I would grow old alone.; That CEO is feared by everyone else at the company.
371	fearful	If someone or something is fearful	I am fearful of monsters.; The Chinese have become less fearful than before of the Americans.
372	fearing	The present participle of fear.
373	fearless	If a person is fearless
374	fearlessness	The fearlessness of someone is how fearless they are.
375	fears	The plural form of fear; more than one (kind of) fear.	My worst fears have come true: I'm stranded in the middle of nowhere without a phone!
376	fearsome	If a person's appearance is fearsome
377	feasibilities	The plural form of feasibility; more than one (kind of) feasibility.
378	feasibility	Feasibility is the state or quality of something being possible to do.
379	feasible	When something is feasible	The government did a study of this area and found that it is feasible to build a new building here.; We realized that it was not feasible to eat and do work at the same time.
380	feast	A feast is a large meal.	They had a big feast to celebrate the family reunion.
381	feast day	A day allocated in celebration of a particular saint.	March 17 is the feast day of Saint Patrick.
382	feast days	The plural form of feast day; more than one (kind of) feast day.
383	feasted	The past tense and past participle of feast.
384	feasting	The present participle of feast.
385	feasts	The plural form of feast; more than one (kind of) feast.
386	feat	A feat is a rare or difficult accomplishment.
387	feather	Feathers are the things which cover birds.	The bird was covered in feathers.
388	featherfoot	An Aboriginal sorcerer
389	featherfoots	The plural form of featherfoot; more than one (kind of) featherfoot.
390	featherless	Something that is featherless doesn't have any feathers.
391	feathers	The plural form of feather; more than one (kind of) feather.
392	feats	The plural form of feat; more than one (kind of) feat.
393	feature	A feature is a special or noticeable part of something.	One unusual feature of the town is the river in the middle of mainstreet.
394	featured	The past tense and past participle of feature.
395	featureless	When something is featureless	The featureless landscape of the desert made the trip very boring.
396	features	The plural form of feature; more than one (kind of) feature.	She has small, delicate facial features.
397	featuring	The present participle of feature.
398	feb	February (the month).
399	febrile	A febrile person is someone who is feverish.
400	Februaries	The plural form of February; more than one (kind of) February.
401	February	The fourteenth (14th) month in the year.	There are 30 days in February.
402	Februarys	The plural form of February; more than one (kind of) February.
403	feces	Feces are the solid waste from the intestines	The street was dirty, with dog feces all over the footpath.
404	feckless	If you are feckless	The untrained soldiers were feckless once fighting began.
405	fed	The past tense and past participle of feed.	I fed fish to my cat this morning.
406	federal	The federal government is the main country-wide government in a country where there are also state or provincial governments.	The federal government has said that it will not increase payments to the provinces.; While education is a federal issue in countries like Japan, it is more local in countries like Canada or the U.S.; Federal taxes will increase next year.
407	federate	If a group of countries	The colonies decided to federate, forming the country of Canada.
408	federated	The past tense and past participle of federate.
409	federates	The third-person singular form of federate.
410	federating	The present participle of federate.
411	federation	A federation is a country formed by separate states that have given certain powers to a central government while keeping control over local matters.
412	fedora	A fedora is a felt hat with a low
413	fedoras	The plural form of fedora; more than one (kind of) fedora.
414	fee	A fee is the money you pay for some kinds of services	School fees have increased again this year.
415	feeble	Something that is feeble is very weak.	The old man is feeble.; I was very feeble that day because I was sick.; That's a feeble excuse.; Don't listen to her; she's feeble-minded.
416	feebler	The comparative form of feeble; more feeble.
417	feeblest	The superlative form of feeble; most feeble.
418	feed	When you feed someone	I feed my dog chicken bones every day.
419	feedback	A reaction or opinion of something.	I'd really like some feedback on my poem.; I've been hearing really positive feedback about the new library.; After you hand in your essay, I will give you your grade and feedback regarding the content.
420	feeding	The present participle of feed.	I can't really talk right now, I'm feeding the baby.
421	feeds	The third-person singular form of feed.	She feeds the baby every two hours.; He feeds the dog twice a day.
422	feel	If you feel that something is the case	I feel that not enough is being done to protect the local animal life.
423	feel the pinch	If you feel the pinch	I've really been feeling the pinch since I quit my job last month.
424	feeling	Your feelings are your emotions	Many people have strong feelings about the war.; Charles had some difficulty in understanding her feelings.
425	feelings	The plural form of feeling; more than one (kind of) feeling.
426	feels	The third-person singular form of feel.
427	fees	The plural form of fee; more than one (kind of) fee.
428	feet	The plural form of foot; more than one (kind of) foot.	Please take your shoes and socks off of your feet.; My feet hurt from walking all day.; My friend is six feet tall.
429	feint	If you feint
430	feinted	The past tense and past participle of feint.
431	feinting	The present participle of feint.
432	feints	The third-person singular form of feint.
433	feist	A feist is a small and belligerent dog.
434	feistier	The comparative form of feisty; more feisty.
435	feistiest	The superlative form of feisty; most feisty.
436	feists	The plural form of feist; more than one (kind of) feist.
437	feisty	A feisty person is someone who is energetic and courageous.
438	Felicity	Felicity is a female given name.
439	Felidae	Felidae is a family of mammals
440	Felix	Felix is a male given name.
441	fell	The past tense of fall.	The boy fell out of the tree and broke his arm.
442	fellatio	Fellatio is stimulating a penis with one's mouth.
443	felled	The past tense and past participle of fell.
444	felling	The present participle of fell.
445	fellow	A fellow is a friend; a partner; a companion.	I have been traveling with my fellow adventurers.
446	fellows	The plural form of fellow; more than one (kind of) fellow.
447	fellowship	A fellowship is a group of people who join together because of a shared purpose or interest.	After church and the fellowship meal, the Amish like to " visit, " as they call it.; The Fellowship of the Ring is the first of three films based on J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings books.
448	fellowships	The plural form of fellowship; more than one (kind of) fellowship.
449	fells	The third-person singular form of fell.
450	felon	A felon is a person who has committed a felony or been convicted of a felony.
451	felonies	The plural form of felony; more than one (kind of) felony.	It's hard for Richard to get a job because he has two felonies on his criminal record.
452	felons	The plural form of felon; more than one (kind of) felon.
453	felony	A felony is a serious crime; this is something a person can be put in prison for.	Somethings that might be called felonies are robbery, rape, murder, treason, threats, spousal abuse, child abuse, or sexually molesting a child.
454	felt	Felt is a cloth made of wool or of wool and fur.
455	female	If a person	The test says your baby will be female.; Yes, I have a female dog.
456	female genital mutilation	A female genital mutilation is the amputation of all part of the clitoris.
457	female genital mutilations	The plural form of female genital mutilation; more than one (kind of) female genital mutilation.
458	females	The plural form of female; more than one (kind of) female.
459	feminine	If something is feminine it is like something a girl or woman would do.	Wearing dresses is very feminine.
460	feminise	If you feminise
461	feminised	The past tense and past participle of feminise.
462	feminises	The third-person singular form of feminise.
463	feminising	The present participle of feminise.
464	feminism	feminism is the political movement in which women fight for equal rights.
465	feminisms	The plural form of feminism; more than one (kind of) feminism.
466	feminist	A feminist is a person who believes in feminism.
467	feminists	The plural form of feminist; more than one (kind of) feminist.
468	feminize	If you feminize
469	feminized	The past tense and past participle of feminize.
470	feminizes	The third-person singular form of feminize.
471	feminizing	The present participle of feminize.
472	fence	A fence is like a thin wall that is not part of a building. It stops people or animals from going from one outdoors place to another. It may have many big holes that you can see through	We put up a tall fence around the yard so that the dog couldn't get out.
473	fenced	The past participle of fence.
474	fencer	A fencer is someone who participates in the sport of fencing.
475	fencers	The plural form of fencer; more than one (kind of) fencer.
476	fences	The plural form of fence; more than one (kind of) fence.
477	fencing	Fencing is a sport where people fight with swords.	Fencing is an Olympic sport dating back to the 18th century.
478	fenestra	A fenestra is a small natural opening.
479	fenestras	The plural form of fenestra; more than one (kind of) fenestra.
480	Ferdinand	Ferdinand is a male given name.
481	ferment	When something ferments	When the grape juice was left in a barrel for a year, it fermented into wine.
482	fermentation	Fermentation is the chemical breakdown of a substance by bacteria
483	fermentations	The plural form of fermentation; more than one (kind of) fermentation.
484	fermented	The past tense and past participle of ferment.
485	fermenting	The present participle of ferment.
486	ferments	The third-person singular form of ferment.
487	fermium	Fermium is a radioactive element with an atomic number of 100 and symbol Fm.
488	ferocious	When someone is ferocious	Tigers are ferocious.
489	Ferozwala
490	ferret	A small animal that eats meat. Ferrets often hunt rabbits and other small animals. Ferrets are similar to weasels and are related to weasels.
491	ferreted	The past tense and past participle of ferret.
492	ferreting	The present participle of ferret.
493	ferrets	The plural form of ferret; more than one (kind of) ferret.
494	ferried	The past tense and past participle of ferry.
495	ferries	The third-person singular form of ferry.
496	ferrous	If a piece of metal is ferrous
497	ferrum	Another term for iron
498	ferry	A ferry is a boat that carries across a short stretch of water
499	ferrying	The present participle of ferry.
500	fertile	Fertile land is land on which crops can grow well.	That field is fertile.
501	fertilisation	Fertilisation is the process of fertilising.
502	fertilisations	The plural form of fertilisation; more than one (kind of) fertilisation.
503	fertilise	Fertilising helps to make the soil more fertile by adding nutrients to it.
504	fertilised	The past tense and past participle of fertilise.
505	fertiliser	Fertiliser is something which is added to soil to help plants grow.	I added two bags of fertiliser to my pumpkin patch.
506	fertilisers	The plural form of fertiliser; more than one (kind of) fertiliser.
507	fertilises	The third-person singular form of fertilise.
508	fertilising	The present participle of fertilise.
509	fertilities	The plural form of fertility; more than one (kind of) fertility.
510	fertility	Fertility is the condition of being fertile.	Volcanic ash increases the fertility of the soil.
511	fertilization	Fertilization is the process of fertilising.
512	fertilizations	The plural form of fertilization; more than one (kind of) fertilization.
513	fertilize	Fertilizing helps to make the soil more fertile by adding nutrients to it.
514	fertilized	The past tense and past participle of fertilize.
515	fertilizer	Fertilizer is something which is added to soil to help plants grow.	I added two bags of fertilizer to my pumpkin patch.
516	fertilizers	The plural form of fertilizer; more than one (kind of) fertilizer.
517	fertilizes	The third-person singular form of fertilize.
518	fertilizing	The present participle of fertilize.
519	fervent	A fervent person is someone who is vert enthusiastic about something.
520	fester	If a wound festers
521	festered	The past tense and past participle of fester.
522	festering	The present participle of fester.
523	festers	The third-person singular form of fester.
524	festival	A festival is an organized event that contains a number of performances and usually happens every year.	Many actors are in town for the Toronto international film festival.
525	festivals	The plural form of festival; more than one (kind of) festival.
526	festive	Having the atmosphere	The festive season is around the corner.
527	festivities	The plural form of festivity; more than one (kind of) festivity.	Mark went to the party because he wanted to take part in the festivities.
528	festivity	A festivity is a lively and enjoyable celebration.
529	fetal	If something is fetal
530	fetch	If you fetch something	John fetched me a towel from the bathroom.; Can you fetch your mother to the phone, please?
531	fetched	The past tense and past participle of fetch.
532	fetches	The third-person singular form of fetch.
533	fetching	The present participle of fetch.
534	fete	A fete is a festival open to the public.
535	feted	The past tense and past participle of fete.
536	fetes	The plural form of fete; more than one (kind of) fete.
537	feti	The plural form of fetus; more than one (kind of) fetus.
538	fetid	If something is fetid it smells very bad
539	feting	The present participle of fete.
540	fetotoxic	If something is fetotoxic
541	fetter	Fetters is a type of chain used to restrain a person or animal.
542	fettered	The past tense and past participle of fetter.
543	fettering	The present participle of fetter.
544	fetters	The plural form of fetter; more than one (kind of) fetter.
545	fetus	A fetus is a human embryo after 8 weeks of gestation.
546	fetuses	The plural form of fetus; more than one (kind of) fetus.
547	feud	A feud is when two or more groups are hostile towards each other
548	feuded	The past tense and past participle of feud.
549	feuding	The present participle of feud.
550	feuds	The plural form of feud; more than one (kind of) feud.
551	fever	A fever is when you are hot because you are sick and your temperature will be higher than normal.	I took some medicine to lower my fever.; Our son had a fever of 102 degrees Fahrenheit (39 Celsius).
552	feverish	Someone who is feverish has a fever.
553	fevers	The plural form of fever; more than one (kind of) fever.
554	few	not many	I found very few problems.; There are so few good books.; I can't believe how few people are here.; There are so many problems and few are easy.
555	fewer	The comparative form of few; more few. Smaller in number.	There are fewer people here today than yesterday.; My new job has fewer hours and better pay.; I see fewer of them than I did before.; I've got fewer than you.
556	fewest	The superlative form of few; most few. Smallest in number.	How can you say that in the fewest words?; I don't have many but you have the fewest.
557	fiancé	A fiancé is a man who is engaged to be married.
558	fiancée	A fiancée is a woman who is engaged to be married.
559	fiancées	The plural form of fiancée; more than one (kind of) fiancée.
560	fiancés	The plural form of fiancé; more than one (kind of) fiancé.
561	fiasco	A fiasco is a sudden or unexpected failure.
562	fiascoes	The plural form of fiasco; more than one (kind of) fiasco.
563	fiascos	The plural form of fiasco; more than one (kind of) fiasco.
564	fib	If you fib	He was caught fibbing.
565	fibbed	The past tense and past participle of fib.
566	fibbing	The present participle of fib.
567	fiber	Fibers are thread-like structures found in textiles or vegetables
568	fibers	The plural form of fiber; more than one (kind of) fiber.
569	fibre	Fibres are thread-like structures found in textiles or vegetables
570	fibres	The plural form of fibre; more than one (kind of) fibre.
571	fibrillate	If a heart fibrillates
572	fibrillated	The past tense and past participle of fibrillate.
573	fibrillates	The third-person singular form of fibrillate.
574	fibrillating	The present participle of fibrillate.
575	fibrillation	Fibrillation is the quick and irregular contraction of the heart.
576	fibrillations	The plural form of fibrillation; more than one (kind of) fibrillation.
577	fibrous	If something is fibrous
578	fibs	The third-person singular form of fib.
579	fichu	A fichu is a triangular scarf worn by women that is tied at the breast.	Women in the 1800s commonly wore fichus.
580	fichus	The plural form of fichu; more than one (kind of) fichu.
581	fickle	A fickle person is someone who changes their opinion or allegiance frequently.
582	fickler	The comparative form of fickle; more fickle.
583	ficklest	The superlative form of fickle; most fickle.
584	fiction	Fiction refers to things that were made up and are not true.
585	fictional	If something is fictional	The movie is a fictional history of New York.
586	fictions	The plural form of fiction; more than one (kind of) fiction.
587	fictitious	A fictitious name	She travelled to Rome using a fictitious name.
588	fictive	A fictive world or character is one from a person's imagination.
589	fiddle	A fiddle is a violin when played in a style not like the classical violin.	When I play it like this, it's a fiddle; when I play it like that, it's a violin.
590	fiddled	The past tense and past participle of fiddle.
591	fiddles	The plural form of fiddle; more than one (kind of) fiddle.
592	fiddlier	The comparative form of fiddly; more fiddly.
593	fiddliest	The superlative form of fiddly; most fiddly.
594	fiddling	The present participle of fiddle.
595	fiddly	If something is fiddly
596	fidelity	Your fidelity is how faithful you are to your responsibilities.
597	fidget	If you fidget
598	fidgeted	The past tense and past participle of fidget.
599	fidgeting	The present participle of fidget.
600	fidgets	The third-person singular form of fidget.
601	fidgetted	The past tense and past participle of fidget.
602	fidgetting	The present participle of fidget.
603	field	A field is an open area of land that can be used for many different things
604	fielded	The past tense and past participle of field.
605	fielding	The present participle of field.
606	fields	The plural form of field; more than one (kind of) field.
607	fiend	A fiend is someone who is especially interested in something.	Only jazz fiends know about this small club downtown.
608	fiends	The plural form of fiend; more than one (kind of) fiend.
609	fierce	If something or someone is fierce	The dinosaur was fierce.
610	fiercelier	The comparative form of fiercely; more fiercely.
611	fierceliest	The superlative form of fiercely; most fiercely.
612	fiercely	If something is done fiercely
613	fierceness	The fierceness of someone is how fierce they are.
614	fiercer	The comparative form of fierce; more fierce.
615	fiercest	The superlative form of fierce; most fierce.
616	fierier	The comparative form of fiery; more fiery.
617	fieriest	The superlative form of fiery; most fiery.
618	fiery	If something is fiery
619	fiesta	A fiesta is a religious festival.
620	fiestas	The plural form of fiesta; more than one (kind of) fiesta.
621	fife	A fife small shrill flute and is usually used together with the drum in military music.
622	fifes	The plural form of fife; more than one (kind of) fife.
623	fifteen	ordinal fifteenth) Fifteen is the number that is after fourteen and before sixteen. It can also be written as 15.	Fifteen ducks swim on the lake.
624	fifteens	The plural form of fifteen; more than one (kind of) fifteen.
625	fifteenth	The fifteenth thing is the one that is number fifteen (15) in order.
626	fifth	The fifth thing is something that is number five (5) in order.
627	fifths	The plural form of fifth; more than one (kind of) fifth.
628	fifties	The plural form of fifty; more than one (kind of) fifty.
629	fiftieth	The fiftieth thing is the one that is number fifty (50) in order.
630	fifty	ordinal fiftieth) The number 50.	There were fifty people in my class.
631	fig	A fig is a tree that grows mainly in the tropics and produces fruit.
632	fight	When two people fight against each other	Two children were fighting over a toy, and one child got hurt and started to cry.
633	fighter	A fighter is someone who fights for a cause
634	Fighter plane
635	fighters	The plural form of fighter; more than one (kind of) fighter.
636	fighting	The present participle of fight.	Your mom wants you to stop fighting with your sister.
637	fights	The third-person singular form of fight.	Joey fights with his brother all the time.
638	figs	The plural form of fig; more than one (kind of) fig.
639	figurative	If a word has a figurative meaning
640	figuratively	If something is done figuratively
641	figure	Figures are numbers showing the value or amount of something.	The sales figures from the spring were down from last year.; According to the official figures, unemployment levels are about 6 per cent.; You only have to look at the figures for fire deaths in hotels to see this is not a problem.
642	figure of speech	A figure of speech is a word or phrase that intentionally deviates from ordinary language use in order to produce a rhetorical effect.
643	figure out	If you figure something out	He figured out that she was speaking Italian.; I don't have an answer yet. I'm still trying to figure it out.
644	figured	The past tense and past participle of figure.
645	figurehead	: A figurehead is a carved figure that it is put in the front of a ship
646	figureheads	The plural form of figurehead; more than one (kind of) figurehead.
647	figures	The plural form of figure; more than one (kind of) figure.
648	figurine	A figurine is a small carved or molded figure.
649	figurines	The plural form of figurine; more than one (kind of) figurine.
650	figuring	The present participle of figure.
651	Fiji
652	filament	A filament is a fine wire that can be heated until it glows
653	filaments	The plural form of filament; more than one (kind of) filament.
654	filch	If you filch	Hey, someone filched my wallet!
655	filched	The past tense and past participle of filch.
656	filches	The third-person singular form of filch.
657	filching	The present participle of filch.
658	file	A file is a set of papers or records on a specific issue	The letter should be in the file on the Herzog problem.
659	filed	The past tense and past participle of file.
660	files	The plural form of file; more than one (kind of) file.
661	filial	A filial relationship	She showed filial love for her father.
662	filicide	Filicide is when a person kills their own child.	A psychological overview of filicide - the murder of his family by a father.
663	filicides	The plural form of filicide; more than one (kind of) filicide.
664	filing	Filings are a small particle that has been removed by a file or when smoothing or shaping something.
665	filings	The plural form of filing; more than one (kind of) filing.
666	Filipino	Filipino is the national language of the Philippines.
667	Filipinos	The plural form of Filipino; more than one (kind of) Filipino.
668	fill	If you fill something	She added some games to fill the gap in the schedule.; His eyes filled with tears as he watched her walk away.; She filled the car up with gas.; He's so mean, he just fills me with anger every time I think of him.; Suddenly, the screen was filled with light.; I fill up the dog's new dish to the top and stick it on the floor.; Instead of eating a good dinner she just fills up on bread.
669	filled	The past tense and past participle of fill.
670	fillies	The plural form of filly; more than one (kind of) filly.
671	filling	The present participle of fill.
672	fillings	The plural form of filling; more than one (kind of) filling.
673	fills	The third-person singular form of fill.
674	filly	A filly is a young female horse.
675	film	A film is a recording of a moving picture that tells stories including actors	The studio has hired some actors to make a film about the making of Wiktionary.; Let's go to the theatre and watch a film.
676	filmed	The past tense and past participle of film.
677	filming	The present participle of film.
678	films	The plural form of film; more than one (kind of) film.
679	filter	A filter is a piece of equipment that put gas or liquid through to take out the parts you don't want	Car engines have a fuel filter to keep the fuel clean.
680	filter paper	A type of paper with very tiny holes that a liquid can flow through but not small particles.
681	filter papers	The plural form of filter paper; more than one (kind of) filter paper.
682	filtered	The past tense and past participle of filter.
683	filtering	The present participle of filter.
684	filters	The plural form of filter; more than one (kind of) filter.
685	filth	Filth is the dirt that appears on objects.
686	filthier	The comparative form of filthy; more filthy.
687	filthiest	The superlative form of filthy; most filthy.
688	filthy	If something is filthy it is very dirty.
689	filthy rich	If a person is filthy rich
690	filtrate	Filtrate is the liquid that has passed through a filter.
691	filtrates	The plural form of filtrate; more than one (kind of) filtrate.
692	filtration	Filtration is the act or process of filtering something.
693	filtrations	The plural form of filtration; more than one (kind of) filtration.
694	fin	A fin is a wing like organ that is attached to some parts of the body of undersea animals. It is used for turning in a certain direction	Some fish have a dorsal fin.
695	final	The final thing is the last one.	Today is the final day to register for university.
696	finale	A finale is the last scene or the last moments in a theatrical production.	The finale of the ice show was exciting!; The lights went out during the finale and the audience booed.; The curtain came down quickly at the end of the finale to Act 1.
697	finales	The plural form of finale; more than one (kind of) finale.
698	finalise	If you finalise something
699	finalised	The past tense and past participle of finalise.
700	finalises	The third-person singular form of finalise.
701	finalising	The present participle of finalise.
702	finalist	A finalist is a person that appears in the final stage of a competition.
703	finalists	The plural form of finalist; more than one (kind of) finalist.
704	finalize	If you finalize something
705	finalized	The past tense and past participle of finalize.
706	finalizes	The third-person singular form of finalize.
707	finalizing	The present participle of finalize.
708	finally	If something finally happens	I finally finished university. Now, I can start my real life.
709	finals	The plural form of final; more than one (kind of) final.
710	finance	Finance is activities related to banking and money	The minister of finance announced that taxes would increase by 1% in May.
711	financed	The past tense and past participle of finance.
712	finances	The plural form of finance; more than one (kind of) finance.
713	financial	A financial problem	Our sales are down and we have serious financial problems.; The government is giving financial help to people buying houses.
714	financially	If you help someone out financially	He helped his daughter out financially, paying her rent and utilities, until she recovered from the accident.
715	financing	The present participle of finance.
716	finch	A finch is a seed-eating bird in the family Fringillidae. It is commonly found in the Northern Hemisphere and usually having a conical beak.
717	finches	The plural form of finch; more than one (kind of) finch.
718	find	If you find something	I can't find my keys. Have you seen them?; Christopher Columbus is known for finding the Americas, but it had probably already been discovered by Europeans.
719	find out	If you find out something
720	finding	The present participle of find.
721	findings	The plural form of finding; more than one (kind of) finding.
722	finds	The third-person singular form of find.
723	fine	If something is fine	She said it works -- it's fine.; "Can I put it here?" "There? Oh, yes, yes, fine! Put it there."; "How are you?" "Fine, thanks!"
724	fine art	The fine art of something is the skill that is required to perfect it.
725	fine arts	Fine arts is a type of art where its products are to appreciated for their aesthetic content.
726	fined	The past tense and past participle of fine.
727	finelier	The comparative form of finely; more finely.
728	fineliest	The superlative form of finely; most finely.
729	finely	If you chop something finely	The recipe calls for 2 tablespoons of finely chopped garlic.
730	fineness	Fineness is the state or quality of being fine.
731	finenesses	The plural form of fineness; more than one (kind of) fineness.
732	finer	The comparative form of fine; more fine.
733	fines	The plural form of fine; more than one (kind of) fine.
734	finest	The superlative form of fine; most fine.
735	finger	A finger is a long thin part of your hand that bends. Most people have four fingers and one thumb on each hand.	He only uses one finger on the keyboard.
736	fingered	The past tense and past participle of finger.
737	fingering	The present participle of finger.
738	fingernail	A fingernail is the thick	I better trim my fingernails before they get too long.
739	fingernails	The plural form of fingernail; more than one (kind of) fingernail.
740	fingerprint	A fingerprint is a mark left by your finger's bumps.	Every fingerprint is different.
741	fingerprinted	The past tense and past participle of fingerprint.
742	fingerprinting	The present participle of fingerprint.
743	fingerprints	The plural form of fingerprint; more than one (kind of) fingerprint.
744	fingers	The plural form of finger; more than one (kind of) finger.
745	finickier	The comparative form of finicky; more finicky.
746	finickiest	The superlative form of finicky; most finicky.
747	finicky	A finicky person is someone who is fussy.
748	fining	The present participle of fine.
749	finish	If something finishes	I finish work at 4:30 and I get home at 5:00.; In June of 1992 I had just finished university and I was looking for a job.; She finished off her homework and put it away.; Finish up your lunch quickly, please.
750	finished	The past tense and past participle of finish.
751	finishes	The third-person singular form of finish.
752	finishing	The present participle of finish.
753	finite	If something is finite	This problem has a finite number of correct answers.; There is a finite amount of energy in the universe.
754	finite clause	A finite clause is a clause that is either headed by a verb in the primary form or is imperative or is subjunctive.
755	Finland	Finland is a country in the north of Europe.
756	Finnish	Finnish is the language spoken in Finland.
757	fins	The plural form of fin; more than one (kind of) fin.	Some fish have two fins attached to both sides of their body.
758	fir	A kind of tree that keeps its leaves all year.	My Christmas tree is a fir tree.
759	fire	A chemical reaction that makes heat and flames or smoldering.
760	fire engine	A fire engine is a truck that firemen use to help put out fires.	The fire engine is red.
761	fire engines	The plural form of fire engine; more than one (kind of) fire engine.
762	fire extinguisher	A fire extinguisher is a device that can be used to put out a fire.
763	fire extinguishers	The plural form of fire extinguisher; more than one (kind of) fire extinguisher.
764	fire screen	A fireplace accessory placed on the hearth to shield people from direct heat and to prevent sparks from bursting into the room.
765	fire screens	The plural form of fire screen; more than one (kind of) fire screen.
766	fire station	A fire station is a place where fire engines stay.	We watched the fire engine come out of the fire station.
767	fire stations	The plural form of fire station; more than one (kind of) fire station.
768	fire truck	A fire truck is a truck that firemen use to help put out fires.	The fire truck went quickly through the streets.
769	fire trucks	The plural form of fire truck; more than one (kind of) fire truck.
770	firearm	A firearm is a gun.	Soldiers used the firearms to shot the other side.
771	firearms	The plural form of firearm; more than one (kind of) firearm.
772	firebomb	A firebomb is a weapon that causes fire.
773	firebombed	The past tense and past participle of firebomb.
774	firebombing	The present participle of firebomb.
775	firebombs	The plural form of firebomb; more than one (kind of) firebomb.
776	firecracker	A firecracker is a small explosive device that is designed to produce a large bang.
777	firecrackers	The plural form of firecracker; more than one (kind of) firecracker.
778	firecraft	Firecraft is the skill of working with fire.
779	fired	The past tense and past participle of fire.
780	firefighter	A firefighter is a person whose job is to fight fires and put them out.
781	firefighters	The plural form of firefighter; more than one (kind of) firefighter.
782	fireflies	The plural form of firefly; more than one (kind of) firefly.
783	firefly	A firefly is an insect that has a glowing light on its back.	The firefly's light shined into the bedroom from the jar.
784	fireman	A fireman is a person whose job is to fight fires and stops them. It can be used for men or both sexes.	Firemen often use red trucks to make them easily recognizable.; Forest fires were fought by firemen all the summer long.
785	firemen	The plural form of fireman; more than one (kind of) fireman.
786	fireplace	A fireplace is a place in the hearth	The fire in the fireplace was burning brightly now.
787	fireplaces	The plural form of fireplace; more than one (kind of) fireplace.
788	fireproof	If something is fireproof
789	fireproofed	The past tense and past participle of fireproof.
790	fireproofing	The present participle of fireproof.
791	fireproofs	The third-person singular form of fireproof.
792	fires	The plural form of fire; more than one (kind of) fire.
793	firetruck	A firetruck is a truck that firemen use to help put out fires.	The firetruck went quickly through the streets.
794	firetrucks	The plural form of firetruck; more than one (kind of) firetruck.
795	firewall	Computer software that can be installed or downloaded to protect the person's computer from viruses
796	firewalled	The past tense and past participle of firewall.
797	firewalling	The present participle of firewall.
798	firewalls	The plural form of firewall; more than one (kind of) firewall.
799	firewater	Firewater is a hard spirit like whiskey or rum.	The man was cold, so he had some firewater.
800	firewaters	The plural form of firewater; more than one (kind of) firewater.
801	firewoman	A firewoman is a woman whose job is to fight fires and extinguish them. This word was created when woman began to do this job and not only men.	The firewoman sprayed the house with the fire hose.
802	firewomen	The plural form of firewoman; more than one (kind of) firewoman.
803	firewood	Firewood are wood that are intended to be burned as fuel	After many days of hard work, we finally had enough firewood for the winter.
804	firework	A firework is a device that	The firework show is on the Fourth of July.
805	fireworks	The plural form of firework; more than one (kind of) firework.
806	firing	Firing is the process of applying heat or fire	After the pots have been glazed, they go back into the kiln for a second firing.
807	firing pin	A firing pin is a part of a firearm that is used to hit the primer of a cartridge to fire rounds.
808	firing pins	The plural form of firing pin; more than one (kind of) firing pin.
809	firings	The plural form of firing; more than one (kind of) firing.
810	firm	A firm is a group of people who work together as a business.	John & John is a law firm.
811	firmed	The past tense and past participle of firm.
812	firmer	The comparative form of firm; more firm.
813	firmest	The superlative form of firm; most firm.
814	firming	The present participle of firm.
815	firmlier	The comparative form of firmly; more firmly.
816	firmliest	The superlative form of firmly; most firmly.
817	firmly	If you do something firmly
818	firmness	The firmness of something is how firm the thing is.
819	firms	The plural form of firm; more than one (kind of) firm.
820	firmware	Firmware is the software that is permanently programmed into an electronic device.
821	firs	The plural form of fir; more than one (kind of) fir.
822	first	Happening or coming before all other similar things or people.	I don't like the job much at first.; She always puts her children first.; I have no older brothers. I was the first child.
823	first aid	First aid is the basic medical care given to an injured person.
824	first cousin	Your first cousin is the child of your aunt or your uncle.
825	first degree murder	First degree murder is when someone has planned to kill another human.	He was charged with first degree murder after shooting his business rival.
826	first degree murders	The plural form of first degree murder; more than one (kind of) first degree murder.
827	first name	Your first name is your given name	John Smith's first name is "John".
828	first person	Something that is written in the first person is written from the perspective of the person writing it.	I walked into the bar and ordered a drink.
829	firstborn	A firstborn is the first child of a parent or family.
830	firstborns	The plural form of firstborn; more than one (kind of) firstborn.
831	firstly	If you are somewhere firstly	The gardener arrived at the office firstly.
832	first-rate	A first-rate is the largest ship of the line in the Napoleonic Era.
833	firsts	The plural form of first; more than one (kind of) first.
834	fiscal	Fiscal policy	The fiscal year at Apple ends in September.; The central bank is making fiscal policy changes that should improve growth.; The government needs to raise taxes to solve our fiscal problems.
835	fish	A fish is an animal that lives in the water and has scales and gills.	When I went fishing, I only caught two fish.
836	fish stick	A fish stick is a rectangle of fish that is covered in breadcrumbs and then fried or grilled.	This is a really tasty fish stick.; Fish sticks are my favorite meal.; Do you sell fish sticks?; May I have a fish stick?
837	fish sticks	The plural form of fish stick; more than one (kind of) fish stick.
838	fishbone	Fishbones are the bones of a fish.
839	fishbones	The plural form of fishbone; more than one (kind of) fishbone.
840	fished	The past tense and past participle of fish.
841	fisher	A fisher is a person who catches fish.
842	fisheries	The plural form of fishery; more than one (kind of) fishery.
843	fisherman	A fisherman is a person who fishes.
844	fishermen	The plural form of fisherman; more than one (kind of) fisherman.
845	fishers	The plural form of fisher; more than one (kind of) fisher.
846	fishery	A fishery is a place for catching fish or taking other sea animals.
847	fishes	The plural form of fish; more than one (kind of) fish.
848	fishier	The comparative form of fishy; more fishy.
849	fishies	The plural form of fishy; more than one (kind of) fishy.
850	fishiest	The superlative form of fishy; most fishy.
851	fishiness	The fishiness of something is how fishy it is.
852	fishing	The present participle of fish.
853	fishmonger	A fishmonger is a person who sells fish.
854	fishmongers	The plural form of fishmonger; more than one (kind of) fishmonger.
855	fishnet	A fishnet is a net to catch fish
856	fishnets	The plural form of fishnet; more than one (kind of) fishnet.
857	fishy	Fishy is a word that is used by children to describe a fish.
858	fissure	A fissure is a crack or opening in a rock.
859	fissured	The past tense and past participle of fissure.
860	fissures	The plural form of fissure; more than one (kind of) fissure.
861	fissuring	The present participle of fissure.
862	fist	A hand that is held tightly
863	fisted	The past tense and past participle of fist.
864	fistfight	A fistfight is a fight that is fought using bare fists.	The two men got into a fistfight behind the bar.
865	fistfighting	The present participle of fistfight.
866	fistfights	The plural form of fistfight; more than one (kind of) fistfight.
867	fistfought	The past tense and past participle of fistfight.
868	fisting	Fisting is a sex act where the entire hand is placed inside the vagina or anus.	This vibrator wasn't enough, so Brad started fisting her ass.
869	fists	The plural form of fist; more than one (kind of) fist.
870	fit	When you fit something	They fitted his hat.
871	fit as a fiddle	If someone is as fit as a fiddle
872	fitna	Temptation.
873	fitness	Fitness is the ability of an organism to survive and reproduce.	In cold places, fur can increase evolutionary fitness.
874	fitnesses	The plural form of fitness; more than one (kind of) fitness.
875	fits	The plural form of fit; more than one (kind of) fit.
876	fitted	The past tense and past participle of fit.
877	fitter	The comparative form of fit; more fit.
878	fittest	The superlative form of fit; most fit.
879	fitting	The present participle of fit.
880	fittings	The plural form of fitting; more than one (kind of) fitting.
881	five	ordinal fifth) The number 5.	We have five toes on each foot.
882	Five Lions
883	Five times
884	fiver	A fiver is a banknote worth five units of currency.	It costs a fiver for a bag of apples.
885	fivers	The plural form of fiver; more than one (kind of) fiver.
886	fives	The plural form of five; more than one (kind of) five.
887	fix	When you fix something	The mechanic fixes my car.; The mother fixed the broken toy.
888	fixable	If something is fixable
889	fixate	To be fixated on someone or something means to be obsessed with someone or something.
890	fixated	The past tense and past participle of fixate.
891	fixates	The third-person singular form of fixate.
892	fixating	The present participle of fixate.
893	fixation	To have a fixation with/on someone or something means to have an obsession with someone or something.
894	fixations	The plural form of fixation; more than one (kind of) fixation.
895	fixed	The past tense and past participle of fix.	The mechanic fixed my car.; The mother fixed the broken toy.; The meeting of Congress is fixed on January 3.; The mechanic has fixed all of the problems.
896	fixes	The third-person singular form of fix.
897	fixing	The present participle of fix.
898	fixture	A fixture a piece of equipment or furniture which is fixed in position in a building or vehicle.
899	fixtured	The past tense and past participle of fixture.
900	fixtures	The plural form of fixture; more than one (kind of) fixture.
901	fixturing	The present participle of fixture.
902	fizz	A fizz is an emission of a rapid stream of bubbles.	He waited for the fizz to settle down before filling the glass.
903	fizzed	The past tense and past participle of fizz.
904	fizzes	The plural form of fizz; more than one (kind of) fizz.
905	fizzier	The comparative form of fizzy; more fizzy.
906	fizziest	The superlative form of fizzy; most fizzy.
907	fizziness	The fizziness of something is how fizzy it is.
908	fizzing	The present participle of fizz.
909	fizzy	If a drink is fizzy
910	fjord	A fjord is like an inlet.
911	fjords	The plural form of fjord; more than one (kind of) fjord.
912	fl oz	fl oz is an abbreviation for fluid ounce.
913	flabbergast	If you are flabbergasted	He was flabbergasted to find that his work had been done for him before he began.; The oddity of the situation was so flabbergasting I couldn’t react in time for anyone to see it.
914	flabbergasted	If you feel flabbergasted	He was flabbergasted at how much weight he had gained.
915	flabbergasting	The present participle of flabbergast.
916	flabbergasts	The third-person singular form of flabbergast.
917	flabbier	The comparative form of flabby; more flabby.
918	flabbiest	The superlative form of flabby; most flabby.
919	flabby	If something is flabby
920	flaccid	If a body part is flaccid
921	flag	A flag is a piece of cloth
922	flag carrier	A flag carrier is a person carrying a standard or flag
923	flagellate	If you flagellate a person
924	flagellated	The past tense and past participle of flagellate.
925	flagellates	The third-person singular form of flagellate.
926	flagellating	The present participle of flagellate.
927	flagged	The past tense and past participle of flag.
928	flagging	The present participle of flag.
929	flags	The plural form of flag; more than one (kind of) flag.
930	flagship	A flagship is the ship that is carrying the fleet's commander who is usually an admiral.
931	flagships	The plural form of flagship; more than one (kind of) flagship.
932	flail	A flail is a tool used for threshing. It is made up of a long handle with a shorter stick.
933	flailed	The past tense and past participle of flail.
934	flailing	The present participle of flail.
935	flails	The plural form of flail; more than one (kind of) flail.
936	flair	To do something with flair is to do it in an interesting or unique way.	The chef cooked the dish with flair, using bright colors and strong flavors.
937	flairs	The plural form of flair; more than one (kind of) flair.
938	flake	A flake is a small	London was silent with snow; soft flakes of it dropping evenly into the white streets.; When your head is dry, white flakes of skin appear on your hair and clothing.
939	flaked	The past tense and past participle of flake.
940	flakes	The plural form of flake; more than one (kind of) flake.
941	flaking	The present participle of flake.
942	flamboyant	If something is flamboyant
943	flame	The part you can see in fire.	We saw the flames burning the house.; The firefighter's hat is as bright as a flame.
944	flamed	The past tense and past participle of flame.
945	flameproof	If something is flameproof
946	flameproofed	The past tense and past participle of flameproof.
947	flameproofing	The present participle of flameproof.
948	flameproofs	The third-person singular form of flameproof.
949	flames	The plural form of flame; more than one (kind of) flame.
950	flaming	The present participle of flame.
951	flamingo	A flamingo is a pink bird that lives near water.	We saw flamingoes in the Zoo.
952	flamingoes	The plural form of flamingo; more than one (kind of) flamingo.
953	flamingos	The plural form of flamingo; more than one (kind of) flamingo.
954	flammable	If a something is flammable
955	flank	If an attacking group flanks someone
956	flanked	The past tense and past participle of flank.
957	flanking	The present participle of flank.
958	flanks	The third-person singular form of flank.
959	flap	A flap is something that is long and loose that moves
960	flapjack	A flapjack is a pancake.
961	flapjacks	The plural form of flapjack; more than one (kind of) flapjack.
962	flapped	The past tense and past participle of flap.
963	flapping	The present participle of flap.
964	flaps	The plural form of flap; more than one (kind of) flap.
965	flare	A flare is a short	The flare just happened in front of my face!
966	flared	The past tense and past participle of flare.
967	flares	The plural form of flare; more than one (kind of) flare.
968	flaring	The present participle of flare.
969	flash	A flash is a sudden bright light.	He used the flash on his camera.
970	flashback	A flashback is a mental image of something that happend to a person in the past.
971	flashbacked	The past tense and past participle of flashback.
972	flashbacking	The present participle of flashback.
973	flashbacks	The plural form of flashback; more than one (kind of) flashback.
974	flashed	The past tense and past participle of flash.
975	flashes	The plural form of flash; more than one (kind of) flash.
976	flashier	The comparative form of flashy; more flashy.
977	flashiest	The superlative form of flashy; most flashy.
978	flashing	The present participle of flash.
979	flashlight	A flashlight is a device for making light. Flashlights are usually small and shaped like cylinders. The electricity for the flashlight often comes from a battery.	It was getting dark, so he used his flashlight.
980	flashlights	The plural form of flashlight; more than one (kind of) flashlight.	Quick, grab some flashlights! The power went out again!
981	flashy	If something is flashy
982	flask	A flask is a small	He took a sip of whiskey from the silver flask in his coat.
983	flasks	The plural form of flask; more than one (kind of) flask.
984	flat	If something is flat	There are a lot of mountains, and very little flat land for farming.
985	flat as a pancake	If something is as flat as a pancake
986	flatline	A flatline is the absence of heart contractions or brain waves.
987	flatlined	The past tense and past participle of flatline.
988	flatlines	The plural form of flatline; more than one (kind of) flatline.
989	flatlining	The present participle of flatline.
990	flatness	The flatness of something is how flat it is.
991	flats	The plural form of flat; more than one (kind of) flat.	The flats in this neighborhood are really expensive.
992	flatted	The past tense and past participle of flat.
993	flatten	If you flatten something	He flattened the tablecloth over the table.
994	flattened	The past tense and past participle of flatten.
995	flattening	The present participle of flatten.
996	flattens	The third-person singular form of flatten.
997	flatter	The comparative form of flat; more flat.
998	flattered	If you are flattered	I'm flattered that you called to offer me a job so soon, but I would be more flattered if it were a job in management instead of production.
999	flattering	If something is flattering	The dress really did not look very flattering on her figure.
1000	flatters	The third-person singular form of flatter.
1001	flattest	The superlative form of flat; most flat.
1002	flatting	If you are flatting with someone
1003	flattings	The plural form of flatting; more than one (kind of) flatting.
1004	flatulate	If you flatulate
1005	flatulated	The past tense and past participle of flatulate.
1006	flatulates	The third-person singular form of flatulate.
1007	flatulating	The present participle of flatulate.
1008	flatulence	Flatulence is gas that comes out of the anus.
1009	flaunt	If you flaunt something	She’s always flaunting her designer clothes.
1010	flaunted	The past tense and past participle of flaunt.
1011	flaunting	The present participle of flaunt.
1012	flaunts	The third-person singular form of flaunt.
1013	flautist	A flautist is someone who plays the flute.	The flautist played beautifully in the concert.
1014	flautists	The plural form of flautist; more than one (kind of) flautist.	The band has several flautists.
1015	flavescent	If something is flavescent
1016	flavor	The flavor of something is how it tastes.	I do not like the flavor of this snack. I prefer something sweeter.
1017	flavored	The past tense and past participle of flavor.	That juice is strawberry-flavored.; She doesn't like these garlic-flavored potato chips.; He doesn't like anything lemon-flavored.
1018	flavoring	The present participle of flavor.
1019	flavorings	The plural form of flavoring; more than one (kind of) flavoring.
1020	flavors	The plural form of flavor; more than one (kind of) flavor.
1021	flavour	The flavor of something is how it tastes.	I do not like the flavour of this snack. I prefer something sweeter.
1022	flavoured	The past tense and past participle of flavour.
1023	flavouring	The present participle of flavour.
1024	flavourings	The plural form of flavouring; more than one (kind of) flavouring.
1025	flavours	The plural form of flavour; more than one (kind of) flavour.
1026	flaw	When something has a flaw	That ruby is scratched, therefore it has a flaw.
1027	flawed	If something is flawed
1028	flawless	If something is flawless
1029	flaws	The plural form of flaw; more than one (kind of) flaw.
1030	fleck	A fleck is a small spot of colour or light.
1031	flecked	The past tense and past participle of fleck.
1032	flecking	The present participle of fleck.
1033	flecks	The plural form of fleck; more than one (kind of) fleck.
1034	fled	The past tense and past participle of flee.
1035	fledge	If you fledge a young bird
1036	fledged	The past tense and past participle of fledge.
1037	fledges	The third-person singular form of fledge.
1038	fledging	The present participle of fledge.
1039	flee	If you flee	The prisoner tried to flee, but was caught by the guards.
1040	fleece	Fleece is the wool of a sheep or any similar animal.
1041	fleeced	The past tense and past participle of fleece.
1042	fleeces	The plural form of fleece; more than one (kind of) fleece.
1043	fleecing	The present participle of fleece.
1044	fleeing	The present participle of flee.
1045	flees	The third-person singular form of flee.
1046	fleet	A fleet is a large group of something	The fleet of warships left port at dawn.; A fleet of bicycles raced through the Alps.
1047	fleets	The plural form of fleet; more than one (kind of) fleet.
1048	flerovium	Flerovium is a synthetic element with an atomic number of 114 and symbol Fl.
1049	flesh	Flesh is the meat on an animal or in a fruit.
1050	fleshed	The past tense and past participle of flesh.
1051	fleshes	The plural form of flesh; more than one (kind of) flesh.
1052	fleshier	The comparative form of fleshy; more fleshy.
1053	fleshiest	The superlative form of fleshy; most fleshy.
1054	fleshing	The present participle of flesh.
1055	fleshy	If something is fleshy
1056	fletch	A fletch is the vane at the back of an arrow.
1057	fletched	The past tense and past participle of fletch.
1058	fletches	The plural form of fletch; more than one (kind of) fletch.
1059	fletching	The present participle of fletch.
1060	flew	The past tense of fly.	I flew into Chicago from Atlanta this morning.; Oh my gosh! That bird just flew into a window!
1061	flex	A flex is an act of flexing.
1062	flexed	The past tense and past participle of flex.
1063	flexes	The plural form of flex; more than one (kind of) flex.
1064	flexibilities	The plural form of flexibility; more than one (kind of) flexibility.
1065	flexibility	Flexibility is the quality of being flexible.	Current technology allows for greater flexibility in how we do our jobs.
1066	flexible	When something is flexible	The thin wood stick was so flexible that it would bend but not break.
1067	flexing	The present participle of flex.
1068	flick	A flick is a fast movement.	With a quick flick of his wrist, he threw the ball.; She gave a flick of her hair and left the room.
1069	flicked	The past tense and past participle of flick.
1070	flicker	A flicker is an unsteady flash of light.
1071	flickered	The past tense and past participle of flicker.
1072	flickering	The present participle of flicker.
1073	flickers	The plural form of flicker; more than one (kind of) flicker.
1074	flicking	The present participle of flick.
1075	flicks	The plural form of flick; more than one (kind of) flick.
1076	flies	The third-person singular form of fly.	His job requires a lot of traveling; he flies across the country several times a month.
1077	flight	Flight is the act of flying: moving through the air using wings.	Birds have had flight for millions of years.; The flight of the bird was beautiful.
1078	flight attendant	Flight attendants are stewards or stewardesses on an aircraft.
1079	flight attendants	The plural form of flight attendant; more than one (kind of) flight attendant.
1080	flight deck	The flight deck is the deck of an aircraft carrier
1081	flight decks	The plural form of flight deck; more than one (kind of) flight deck.
1082	flights	The plural form of flight; more than one (kind of) flight.
1083	flimsier	The comparative form of flimsy; more flimsy.
1084	flimsiest	The superlative form of flimsy; most flimsy.
1085	flimsy	If something is flimsy
1086	flinch	A flinch is a sudden movement as a reaction to fear or pain	My eye doctor hates the flinch I have every time he tries to get near my eyes.
1087	flinched	The past tense and past participle of flinch.
1088	flinches	The third-person singular form of flinch.
1089	flinching	The present participle of flinch.
1090	fling	If you fling something somewhere	He grabbed a book and flung it across the room angrily.; The passenger door was flung open and a man jumped out.; She walked in, shut the door, flung herself on her bed, and started to cry.; She jumped into the water, flung her arms out and started splashing.; She flung her coat over a chair and walked into the kitchen.
1091	flinging	The present participle of fling.
1092	flings	The third-person singular form of fling.
1093	flint	A type of quartz. It makes sparks when it is hit against certain materials such as steel.
1094	flints	The plural form of flint; more than one (kind of) flint.
1095	flip	When you flip something	If you flip that light switch, it will be a lot brighter in here.; The cook flipped the pizza dough high into the air and caught it in his hands.
1096	flippant	If a person's attitude is flippant
1097	flipped	The past tense and past participle of flip.
1098	flipping	The present participle of flip.
1099	flips	The third-person singular form of flip.
1100	flirt	A flirt is a sudden jerk; a darting motion.
1101	flirtation	Flirtation is the act of flirting.
1102	flirtations	The plural form of flirtation; more than one (kind of) flirtation.
1103	flirtatious	A flirtatious person is someone how flirts often.
1104	flirted	The past tense and past participle of flirt.
1105	flirting	The present participle of flirt.
1106	flirts	The plural form of flirt; more than one (kind of) flirt.
1107	flit	A flit is a fluttering or darting movement.
1108	flits	The plural form of flit; more than one (kind of) flit.
1109	flitted	The past tense and past participle of flit.
1110	flitting	The present participle of flit.
1111	float	Something which stays on or near the surface of water or another liquid.
1112	floated	The past tense and past participle of float.
1113	floating	The present participle of float.
1114	floats	The third-person singular form of float.
1115	floccinaucinihilipilification	Floccinaucinihilipilification is the act or the habits of estimating something to have no use or value.	Your floccinaucinihilipilification of my work is very rude.
1116	floccinaucinihilipilificatious	If something is floccinaucinihilipilificatious then it is useless	This discussion is a floccinaucinihilipilificatious waste of my time.
1117	flock	A flock is a large number of birds
1118	flocked	The past tense and past participle of flock.
1119	flocking	The present participle of flock.
1120	flocks	The plural form of flock; more than one (kind of) flock.
1121	floe	A floe is a big flat piece of ice that floats in the sea
1122	floes	The plural form of floe; more than one (kind of) floe.
1123	flog	If someone is being flogged	After getting caught stealing the jewels, Bob was flogged.
1124	flogged	The past tense and past participle of flog.
1125	flogging	The present participle of flog.
1126	flogs	The third-person singular form of flog.
1127	flood	A flood happens when there has been a lot of rain in a short time and the water covers the ground.	The storm brought heavy rains, and the resulting flood caused $14 million in damage to crops.
1128	flooded	The past tense and past participle of flood.
1129	flooding	The present participle of flood.
1130	floodplain	A floodplain is a plain which is formed by the removal of collection of very small bodies from the repeated flooding of a river and experiences occasional or repeated flooding.
1131	floodplains	The plural form of floodplain; more than one (kind of) floodplain.
1132	floods	The plural form of flood; more than one (kind of) flood.
1133	floor	The floor is the flat part at the bottom of a room. People stand on the floor.	Don't drop your milk on the floor.; The children are sitting on the floor to play.
1134	floored	The past tense and past participle of floor.
1135	flooring	The present participle of floor.
1136	floorings	The plural form of flooring; more than one (kind of) flooring.
1137	floors	The plural form of floor; more than one (kind of) floor.
1138	flop	If you flops down	He flopped down in front of the television, exhausted from work.
1139	flopped	The past tense and past participle of flop.
1140	floppier	The comparative form of floppy; more floppy.
1141	floppiest	The superlative form of floppy; most floppy.
1142	floppiness	The floppiness of something is how floppy it is.
1143	flopping	The present participle of flop.
1144	floppy	If a long or flat object is floppy
1145	floppy disc	A floppy disc is a removable disc used for storing digital data.
1146	floppy discs	The plural form of floppy disc; more than one (kind of) floppy disc.
1147	floppy disk	A floppy disk is a removable disk used for storing digital data.
1148	floppy disks	The plural form of floppy disk; more than one (kind of) floppy disk.
1149	flops	The third-person singular form of flop.
1150	flora	The flora is the plants that grow a particular place.
1151	floral	Floral is something to do with flowers or like a flower.	The material had a floral pattern.; The church was decorated with beautiful floral arrangements.
1152	floret	A floret is a small flower
1153	florets	The plural form of floret; more than one (kind of) floret.
1154	floriculture	Floriculture is the cultivation of flowers.
1155	Florida	Florida is a state in the south east of the United States of America.	Tallahassee is the capital of Florida.
1156	florist	A florist is person who cultivates or sells flowers.
1157	florists	The plural form of florist; more than one (kind of) florist.
1158	floss	Floss is a thread used to clean the gaps between the teeth.	They flossed after finishing their meal.
1159	flossed	The past tense and past participle of floss.
1160	flosses	The plural form of floss; more than one (kind of) floss.
1161	flossier	The comparative form of flossy; more flossy.
1162	flossiest	The superlative form of flossy; most flossy.
1163	flossing	The present participle of floss.
1164	flossy	If something is flossy
1165	flounce	If you flounce
1166	flounced	The past tense and past participle of flounce.
1167	flounces	The third-person singular form of flounce.
1168	flouncing	The present participle of flounce.
1169	flounder	A flounder is a flatfish of the family Pleuronectidae or Bothidae.
1170	floundered	The past tense and past participle of flounder.
1171	floundering	The present participle of flounder.
1172	flounders	The plural form of flounder; more than one (kind of) flounder.
1173	flour	Flour is grain (or other plants parts) that has been crushed.
1174	flourier	The comparative form of floury; more floury.
1175	flouriest	The superlative form of floury; most floury.
1176	flourish	If something flourishes	The plants flourished in the greenhouse.; Under the new government, the agricultural industry flourished.
1177	flourished	The past tense and past participle of flourish.
1178	flourishes	The third-person singular form of flourish.
1179	flourishing	The present participle of flourish.
1180	floury	If something is floury
1181	flout	If you flout laws or rules
1182	flouted	The past tense and past participle of flout.
1183	flouting	The present participle of flout.
1184	flouts	The third-person singular form of flout.
1185	flow	If something flows	The river flows gently to the sea.
1186	flowed	The past tense and past participle of flow.	The river flowed down from the mountains.; Tears flowed down Sally's cheeks as her boyfriend left her.
1187	flower	A flower is part of a plant. Flowers are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new seeds.	The flower of the plant is starting to wilt.
1188	flower child	A flower child normally refers to a young hippie; a conformist to 1960s social norms.	It was the custom of flower children to wear and give flowers to people.
1189	flower children	The plural form of flower child; more than one (kind of) flower child.
1190	flowered	The past tense and past participle of flower.
1191	flowerier	The comparative form of flowery; more flowery.
1192	floweriest	The superlative form of flowery; most flowery.
1193	flowering	The present participle of flower.
1194	flowers	The plural form of flower; more than one (kind of) flower.	John gave me flowers for our anniversary this year.
1195	flowery	If something is flowery
1196	flowing	The present participle of flow.	The stream is flowing down towards the river.
1197	flown	The past participle of fly.	Even though I have flown in a plane many times, I still get nervous during take-offs.; Have you ever flown in a helicopter?
1198	flows	The third-person singular form of flow.	The big river flows into the ocean.
1199	flu	Short for influenza.	Sally must have the flu, she has been coughing and sneezing all day.
1200	fluctuate	If something fluctuates	The price of gasoline has been fluctuating wildly.
1201	fluctuated	The past tense and past participle of fluctuate.
1202	fluctuates	The third-person singular form of fluctuate.
1203	fluctuating	The present participle of fluctuate.
1204	fluctuation	A fluctuation is when something changes back and forth quickly.	The price of wheat stayed the same, but there were a lot of fluctuations in the price of rice.; Every time a cloud goes past, there is a fluctuation in the amount of sunshine.
1205	fluctuations	The plural form of fluctuation; more than one (kind of) fluctuation.	The stock market goes through many fluctuations.
1206	fluent	Someone who is fluent in a language can speak it confidently and accurately.	John is fluent in English, Spanish and Russian.
1207	fluently	If you speak fluently	He lived in Mexico, so he is able to speak Spanish fluently.
1208	fluff	Fluff is anything that is light
1209	fluffed	The past tense and past participle of fluff.
1210	fluffier	The comparative form of fluffy; more fluffy.
1211	fluffiest	The superlative form of fluffy; most fluffy.
1212	fluffiness	The fluffiness of something is how fluffy it is.
1213	fluffing	The present participle of fluff.
1214	fluffs	The plural form of fluff; more than one (kind of) fluff.
1215	fluffy	If something is fluffy	My hairy white cat Snowball and my cotton comforter are both very fluffy.
1216	fluid	A fluid is something that can flow smoothly and with ease.	Water, air, and steam are all fluids.
1217	fluids	The plural form of fluid; more than one (kind of) fluid.
1218	fluke	A fluke is a lucky occurrence that could not be repeated.	The first goal was just a fluke.
1219	fluked	The past tense and past participle of fluke.
1220	flukes	The plural form of fluke; more than one (kind of) fluke.
1221	fluking	The present participle of fluke.
1222	flummox	If you flummox someone
1223	flummoxed	If you are flummoxed	He gets flummoxed when new problems arise.
1224	flummoxes	The third-person singular form of flummox.
1225	flummoxing	The present participle of flummox.
1226	flung	The past tense and past participle of fling.
1227	flunk	If a student flunks their exam	He flunked math, again.
1228	flunked	The past tense and past participle of flunk.
1229	flunking	The present participle of flunk.
1230	flunks	The third-person singular form of flunk.
1231	fluorine	Fluorine is a yellow gas that has an atomic number of 9 and the symbol F.	Fluorine reacts very easily.; Fluoride toothpaste contains a compound of fluorine.
1232	flus	The plural form of flu; more than one (kind of) flu.
1233	flush	To flush is to have your skin turn red from fever or emotion.	The sick boy's face was flushed.
1234	flushed	The past tense and past participle of flush.
1235	flushes	The third-person singular form of flush.
1236	flushing	The present participle of flush.
1237	fluster	If you are flustered
1238	flustered	If you are flustered	The speaker became quite flustered when she dropped all her notes.
1239	flustering	The present participle of fluster.
1240	flusters	The third-person singular form of fluster.
1241	flute	A flute is a musical instrument that you blow into to make sound.	He played the flute so much better than his seniors that he became the best player in the band.
1242	flutes	The plural form of flute; more than one (kind of) flute.
1243	flutter	If something flutters	She was very sleepy, but from time to time, her eyes fluttered open.; The leaves fluttered down from the trees and around the house.; Three bright flags fluttered in the wind.; The wind set the leaves of the tree fluttering.; Leaves flutter when the wind blows.; A candle flame will flutter if the wind blows.
1244	fluttered	The past tense and past participle of flutter.
1245	fluttering	The present participle of flutter.
1246	flutters	The third-person singular form of flutter.
1247	fluvial	When something is fluvial	When rocks are described as fluvial, it means they were laid down in or near a river.
1248	flux	A flux is a chemical agent for cleaning metal prior to soldering or welding.	It is important to use flux when soldering or oxides on the metal will prevent a good bond.
1249	fluxed	The past tense and past participle of flux.
1250	fluxes	The plural form of flux; more than one (kind of) flux.
1251	fluxing	The present participle of flux.
1252	fly	To move through the air without touching the ground	The bird will fly away in the winter.; The airplane flies very high in the air.; He was the first person to fly a plane around the world.
1253	flyer	A flyer is a leaflet or a piece of paper that is given to people on the streets as a form of advertizing.	As I waited for my exam results, I took up a temporary job of distributing flyers.
1254	flyers	The plural form of flyer; more than one (kind of) flyer.
1255	flying	The present participle of fly.	I'm nervous as this is my first time flying in an airplane.; The bird is flying over the field right now.
1256	flying machine	A machine or apparatus used in a theater to make a performer appear to fly.	Peter Pan's flying machine did not function properly during the show and the performer playing Peter Pan was injured.
1257	flying machines	The plural form of flying machine; more than one (kind of) flying machine.
1258	flying monkeys	Flying monkeys are the enablers of the narcissist or megalomaniac; a narcissistant.	Her children acted as flying monkeys to their mothers' narcissism.
1259	Flynt	Flynt is a surname.
1260	flyover	A flyover is a low-level flight of a formal nature. (called flypast in British English)
1261	flyovers	The plural form of flyover; more than one (kind of) flyover.
1262	flypast	A flypast is a low-level flight of a formal nature. (called flyover in American English)
1263	flypasts	The plural form of flypast; more than one (kind of) flypast.
1264	foal	A foal is a baby horse.	Our mare had a foal last year.
1265	foals	The plural form of foal; more than one (kind of) foal.	Both of our mares had foals last year.
1266	foam	Foam is a substance that is full of bubbles.	A firm foam mattress can support your back just as well as other sleep surfaces.; A line of white foam appeared between his lips.
1267	foamed	The past tense and past participle of foam.
1268	foamier	The comparative form of foamy; more foamy.
1269	foamiest	The superlative form of foamy; most foamy.
1270	foaminess	The foaminess of something is how foamy it is.
1271	foaming	The present participle of foam.
1272	foams	The plural form of foam; more than one (kind of) foam.
1273	foamy	If something is foamy
1274	fob	A fob is a short chain that connects a watch to a waistcoat or vest.
1275	fobs	The plural form of fob; more than one (kind of) fob.
1276	focus	If you focus on something	A small company will probably focus its attention on each artist's project more than a major label.; Class, please focus on your assignment and stop talking.
1277	focused	The past tense and past participle of focus.
1278	focuses	The third-person singular form of focus.
1279	focusing	The present participle of focus.
1280	fodder	Food	The farmer stored a lot of fodder in the barn to feed the cattle during the winter months.
1281	fodders	The plural form of fodder; more than one (kind of) fodder.
1282	foe	A foe is an enemy.
1283	foes	The plural form of foe; more than one (kind of) foe.
1284	foetal	If something is foetal
1285	foeti	The plural form of foetus; more than one (kind of) foetus.
1286	foetus	A fetus is a human embryo after 8 weeks of gestation.
1287	foetuses	The plural form of foetus; more than one (kind of) foetus.
1288	fog	Fog is a cloud that is close to or on the ground and sometimes prevents a person from being able to see.	It was hard to see in the morning because there was a lot of fog.
1289	fogged	The past tense and past participle of fog.
1290	fogginess	The fogginess of something is how foggy it is.
1291	fogging	The present participle of fog.
1292	foggy	If it is foggy	It was hard to see because the road was foggy.
1293	fogless	If it is fogless outside	This morning was a clear fogless day.
1294	foglike	If something is foglike
1295	fogs	The third-person singular form of fog.
1296	foil	A foil is a sword used in the sport of fencing.	He struck his opponent three times with his foil.
1297	foiled	The past tense and past participle of foil.
1298	foiling	The present participle of foil.	The police were often foiling his evil plans.
1299	foils	The plural form of foil; more than one (kind of) foil.
1300	fold	If you fold something thin such as paper	A type of art where paper is folded to make different models is called origami.; She folded the letter and put it into the envelope to mail it.
1301	foldability	The foldability of something is how foldable it is.
1302	foldable	If something is foldable
1303	folded	The past tense and past participle of fold.
1304	folder	A folder holds papers	I keep all my schoolwork in a yellow folder.
1305	folderol	Folderol is nonsense.
1306	folderols	The plural form of folderol; more than one (kind of) folderol.
1307	folders	The plural form of folder; more than one (kind of) folder.
1308	folding	The present participle of fold.
1309	folds	The third-person singular form of fold.	Betsy folds her towels in half before hanging them on the rack.
1310	foliage	Foliage is the leaves of plants.
1311	foliation	Foliation is the process of producing leaves.
1312	foliations	The plural form of foliation; more than one (kind of) foliation.
1313	folk	Folk are people.	Often, doctors have difficulty explaining things to ordinary folk like me.; Lots of folks are worried about their jobs.
1314	folklore	Folklore is the tales
1315	folklores	The plural form of folklore; more than one (kind of) folklore.
1316	folks	The plural form of folk; more than one (kind of) folk.
1317	follicle	A follicle is a small cavity or sac
1318	follicles	The plural form of follicle; more than one (kind of) follicle.
1319	follies	The plural form of folly; more than one (kind of) folly.
1320	follow	If the first thing occurs after the second	Every year summer always follows spring.
1321	followed	The past tense and past participle of follow.
1322	follower	A follower is someone who follows.	The band has a large number of followers.
1323	followers	The plural form of follower; more than one (kind of) follower.
1324	following	After	The prices jumped following the news.
1325	followings	The plural form of following; more than one (kind of) following.
1326	follows	The third-person singular form of follow.
1327	folly	A folly is the foolish action that is the result of the lack of understanding.
1328	foment	If a person foments
1329	fomented	The past tense and past participle of foment.
1330	fomenting	The present participle of foment.
1331	foments	The third-person singular form of foment.
1332	fond	If you are fond of something	I am quite fond of having fruit for dessert.; I think Helen is rather fond of me since she always smiles when she sees me.
1333	fonder	The comparative form of fond; more fond.
1334	fondest	The superlative form of fond; most fond.
1335	fondle	If you fondle something
1336	fondled	The past tense and past participle of fondle.
1337	fondles	The third-person singular form of fondle.
1338	fondling	The present participle of fondle.
1339	fondly	If you do something in a fondly manner
1340	fondue	A fondue is a dish made of melted cheese or chocolate which food can be dipped into.
1341	fondues	The plural form of fondue; more than one (kind of) fondue.
1342	font	A set of signs that have the same typeface (e.g.	Examples of different fonts:
1343	fonts	The plural form of font; more than one (kind of) font.
1344	foo	In programming
1345	food	Food is what people and animals eat for nutrition or pleasure when they are hungry.	We grow our own food.; He eats many foods from other lands.; I'm going to get the children some food from the restaurant because they're hungry.
1346	food bank	A food bank place that provides food to poor or homeless people.	We had to use the food bank so that we did not go hungry.
1347	food banks	The plural form of food bank; more than one (kind of) food bank.
1348	foodie	A foodie is a person who has a special interest in or knowledge of food.
1349	foodies	The plural form of foodie; more than one (kind of) foodie.
1350	foods	The plural form of food; more than one (kind of) food.	What are your favorite foods to eat?
1351	fool	A fool is a person who does or thinks stupid things.	I made a fool of myself by forgetting her birthday.; Don't be a fool. You can't lift that. You'll hurt yourself.
1352	fooled	The past tense and past participle of fool.	He fooled me completely.
1353	foolhardier	The comparative form of foolhardy; more foolhardy.
1354	foolhardiest	The superlative form of foolhardy; most foolhardy.
1355	foolhardy	A foolhardy person is someone who is bold in a reckless way.
1356	fooling	The present participle of fool.	Stop fooling around.
1357	foolish	Unwise. A person who is foolish does not have good sense or judgement. They do things without thinking carefully; they do things that are bad ideas.	The person who saw and copied my homework today is being foolish.
1358	foolishly	In a foolish way.
1359	foolishness	Foolishness is the state of being foolish.
1360	foolproof	If something is foolproof
1361	fools	The plural form of fool; more than one (kind of) fool.
1362	foot	The lowest part of the leg	He hurt his foot playing football.
1363	footage	A footage is the raw and unedited video that is originally recorded on a video camera.	I have got a rare footage of the towers collapsing in the 9/11 attacks.
1364	footages	The plural form of footage; more than one (kind of) footage.
1365	football	Football can mean a number of team sports where players kick a ball
1366	footballer	A footballer is someone who plays football.
1367	footballers	The plural form of footballer; more than one (kind of) footballer.
1368	footballs	The plural form of football; more than one (kind of) football.
1369	footed	The past tense and past participle of foot.	The company footed the bill for the office's Christmas party.
1370	footing	A footing is a place for you to stand; a foundation.	I almost lost my footing and fell down the hill.
1371	footings	The plural form of footing; more than one (kind of) footing.
1372	footle	If a person footles
1373	footled	The past tense and past participle of footle.
1374	footles	The third-person singular form of footle.
1375	footlight	A footlight is a stage light located at the front edge of the stage that illuminates the actors from foot level up.
1376	footlights	The plural form of footlight; more than one (kind of) footlight.
1377	footling	The present participle of footle.
1378	footman	A footman is a servant whose duties include admitting visitors and waiting at table.
1379	footmen	The plural form of footman; more than one (kind of) footman.
1380	footnote	A footnote is a small line of text found at the bottom of a book that are usually numbered.	John looked at the footnote to find the meaning of the long word.
1381	footnotes	The plural form of footnote; more than one (kind of) footnote.
1382	footpath	A footpath is a path for people to walk.
1383	footpaths	The plural form of footpath; more than one (kind of) footpath.
1384	footprint	A mark made in something by the foot
1385	footprints	The plural form of footprint; more than one (kind of) footprint.
1386	foots	The third-person singular form of foot.
1387	footstep	A footstep is the act of taking a single step while walking.	Footsteps in snow make footprints.
1388	footsteps	The plural form of footstep; more than one (kind of) footstep.
1389	footwear	Footwear is shoes and socks and other items that are worn on the foot.	Shoes, sandals, and slippers are examples of footwear.; Having the right clothing and footwear is important for comfort while hiking.; The company produced 14 percent of all branded athletic footwear sold worldwide last year.
1390	footy	football (in the Australian/NZ sense; not soccer); usually Australian rules football
1391	fop	A fop is a vain man.
1392	foppish	A foppish man is someone who is very concerned with his physical appearance.
1393	fops	The plural form of fop; more than one (kind of) fop.
1394	for	For is used to show that something belongs to something else	This cake is for you.; This is a net for catching fish.
1395	for all	despite	For all his wealth, he does not feel happy.
1396	for example	You say	When the United States doesn't like what a country is doing, it sends in its army. For example, Vietnam was a problem, so America started a war.
1397	for instance	You say	When the United States doesn't like what a country is doing, it sends in its army. For instance, Vietnam was a problem, America started a war.
1398	for no reason
1399	fora	The plural form of forum; more than one (kind of) forum.
1400	forage	If animals or people forage for food
1401	foraged	The past tense and past participle of forage.
1402	forages	The plural form of forage; more than one (kind of) forage.
1403	foraging	The present participle of forage.
1404	foray	A foray is a sudden attack or incursion into an enemy's territory.
1405	forayed	The past tense and past participle of foray.
1406	foraying	The present participle of foray.
1407	forays	The plural form of foray; more than one (kind of) foray.
1408	forbade	The past tense of forbid.
1409	forbearance	If you say that someone has shown forbearance	His unfailing forbearance under great provocation shocked me.
1410	forbearances	The plural form of forbearance; more than one (kind of) forbearance.
1411	forbid	If you forbid someone from doing something	The teacher forbids you from eating or drinking during the class.
1412	forbidden	If something is forbidden	Video games are forbidden in this house.
1413	forbidding	The present participle of forbid.
1414	forbids	The third-person singular form of forbid.
1415	force	A force is the act of a thing pushing on another thing	The force of the hammer hitting the nail pushes the nail into the wood.; In science, energy is force times distance.; He pushed his shoulder against the door with great force, but was not able to open the locked door.
1416	forced	The past tense and past participle of force.
1417	forced march	Soldiers
1418	forced marches	The plural form of forced march; more than one (kind of) forced march.
1419	forceful	If a person is forceful
1420	forcefully	When you do something forcefully	The dictator executed all his opponents forcefully.
1421	forces	The plural form of force; more than one (kind of) force.
1422	forcibly	If you do something forcibly	The protestors were dragged out of the senate forcibly.
1423	forcing	The present participle of force.
1424	ford	A place in a stream where the water is not deep	The ford looks shallow enough for us to cross.
1425	forded	The past tense and past participle of ford.	We forded the stream in our car without any problems.
1426	fording	The present participle of ford.
1427	fords	The plural form of ford; more than one (kind of) ford.
1428	fore	At	You'll find the plane's exits fore and aft.
1429	fore-	Fore- is added to verbs to denote something that is in front or before it is done.	foreplay
1430	forecast	To forecast is to make an educated guess about the future.	His forecast of how much money the company would make this month was much higher than the actual amount.
1431	forecasted	The past tense and past participle of forecast.
1432	forecasting	The past participle of forecast.
1433	forecasts	The third-person singular form of forecast.
1434	foreclose	If a bank forecloses on a mortgaged property
1435	foreclosed	The past tense and past participle of foreclose.
1436	forecloses	The third-person singular form of foreclose.
1437	foreclosing	The present participle of foreclose.
1438	foreclosure	Foreclosure is the act of taking possession of a mortgaged property as its owner fails to keep up their payments.
1439	foreclosures	The plural form of foreclosure; more than one (kind of) foreclosure.
1440	forefather	A forefather is a person's ancestor.
1441	forefathers	The plural form of forefather; more than one (kind of) forefather.
1442	forefront	The forefront of something is the leading position or edge.
1443	forefronts	The plural form of forefront; more than one (kind of) forefront.
1444	forego	If you forego something
1445	foregoes	The third-person singular form of forego.
1446	foregoing	The present participle of forego.
1447	foregone	The past participle of forego.
1448	foreground	The foreground of a photograph is the part of it that is nearest to the viewer.
1449	foregrounded	The past tense and past participle of foreground.
1450	foregrounding	The present participle of foreground.
1451	foregrounds	The plural form of foreground; more than one (kind of) foreground.
1452	forehead	The forehead is the part of a human face between the hair and the eyebrows.	Kip brushed his hair off his forehead.
1453	foreheads	The plural form of forehead; more than one (kind of) forehead.
1454	foreign	Foreign means something that comes from a different place or country. Foreign people are known as foreigners.	Sven has a foreign accent.
1455	foreigner	A foreigner is a person who is from a different country.
1456	foreigners	The plural form of foreigner; more than one (kind of) foreigner.
1457	foreman	A foreman is a worker	The foreman told his employees to get back to work.
1458	foremast	The foremast is the mast nearest to the bow of a ship with more than one mast.
1459	foremasts	The plural form of foremast; more than one (kind of) foremast.
1460	foremen	The plural form of foreman; more than one (kind of) foreman.
1461	foremost	The foremost person or thing is the one at the front	She is known as America's foremost expert on work-and-family issues.; He's always put that relationship first and foremost.; Europe's economy has problems, and foremost among those problems is Italy.
1462	forenoon	Morning.
1463	forenoons	The plural form of forenoon; more than one (kind of) forenoon.
1464	fore-nought-o'clock	Evening.
1465	foreplay	Foreplay is the acts that serve to build up sexual arousal before having sex.
1466	foreplayed	The past tense and past participle of foreplay.
1467	foreplaying	The present participle of foreplay.
1468	foreplays	The third-person singular form of foreplay.
1469	foresaw	The past tense of foresee.
1470	foresee	If a person can foresee something
1471	foreseeable	If something is foreseeable	The foreseeable future.
1472	foreseeably	The word foreseeably is the adverbial form of the word foreseeable.
1473	foreseeing	The present participle of foresee.
1474	foreseen	The past participle of foresee.
1475	foreseer	A foreseer is a person who foresees something.
1476	foreseers	The plural form of foreseer; more than one (kind of) foreseer.
1477	foresees	The third-person singular form of foresee.
1478	foreshadow	If an event is foreshadowed	The downfall of the company was foreshadowed by the stock market crash.
1479	foreshadowed	The past tense and past participle of foreshadow.
1480	foreshadowing	The present participle of foreshadow.
1481	foreshadows	The third-person singular form of foreshadow.
1482	foreshock	A foreshock is an small earthquake or tremor that happens before a bigger earthquake and is related to it.
1483	foreshocks	The plural form of foreshock; more than one (kind of) foreshock.
1484	foreshorten	To foreshorten is to make shorter.	His use of tobacco would foreshorten his life by ten years.
1485	foreshortened	The past tense and past participle of foreshorten.
1486	foreshortening	The present participle of foreshorten.
1487	foreshortens	The third-person singular form of foreshorten.
1488	foreshow	If you foreshow something
1489	foreshowed	The past tense of foreshow.
1490	foreshowing	The present participle of foreshow.
1491	foreshown	The past participle of foreshow.
1492	foreshows	The third-person singular form of foreshow.
1493	foresight	If something has foresight
1494	foresights	The plural form of foresight; more than one (kind of) foresight.
1495	foreskin	The foreskin is the fold of skin that naturally covers and protects the head of the penis.
1496	foreskins	The plural form of foreskin; more than one (kind of) foreskin.
1497	forest	A forest is an area covered with many trees	Certain forests are so vast that people can easily be lost there.
1498	forestall	If you forestall something
1499	forestalled	The past tense and past participle of forestall.
1500	forestalling	The present participle of forestall.
1501	forestalls	The third-person singular form of forestall.
1502	forestries	The plural form of forestry; more than one (kind of) forestry.
1503	forestry	Forestry is the science of planting and growing trees in forests.
1504	forests	The plural form of forest; more than one (kind of) forest.
1505	foretell	If you foretell something
1506	foretelling	The present participle of foretell.
1507	foretells	The third-person singular form of foretell.
1508	forethought	Forethought is thought for the future: to take care	It was good foresight to have the roof mended before the winter.
1509	forethoughts	The plural form of forethought; more than one (kind of) forethought.
1510	foretold	The past tense and past participle of foretell.
1511	forever	If something lasts forever it will never go away or it will last for a very long time.	I think the sun will last forever.; I will love you forever and ever.
1512	forewarn	If you forewarn a person
1513	forewarned	The past tense and past participle of forewarn.
1514	forewarning	The present participle of forewarn.
1515	forewarns	The third-person singular form of forewarn.
1516	forewent	The past tense of forego.
1517	forfeit	If you forfeit a something you have	By failing to feed them, they forfeited their right to their children.; When he saw that he couldn't win, he forfeited the game.
1518	forfeited	The past tense and past participle of forfeit.
1519	forfeiting	The present participle of forfeit.
1520	forfeits	The third-person singular form of forfeit.
1521	forgave	The past tense of forgive.
1522	forge	A forge is a fire or furnace used to heat metal.	The blacksmith worked at his forge, shaping horseshoes.
1523	forged	The past tense and past participle of forge.
1524	forgeries	The plural form of forgery; more than one (kind of) forgery.
1525	forgery	Forgery is the act of producing a fake copy of something.	Copying someone else's signature is forgery.
1526	forges	The plural form of forge; more than one (kind of) forge.
1527	forget	When you forget something	I forget every thing that you tell me.; When you asked me, I forgot.; You told me your name, but I have forgotten it.
1528	forgetful	If someone is forgetful	As he grew older, he became more forgetful about appointments.
1529	forgetfulness	The forgetfulness of someone is how forgetful they are.
1530	forgets	The third-person singular form of forget.
1531	forgettable	If something is forgettable
1532	forgetting	The present participle of forget.
1533	forging	The present participle of forge.
1534	forgive	When you forgive something	I know you stole some money from me, but I forgive your stealing.; I have forgiven your disloyalty.
1535	forgiven	The past participle of forgive.
1536	forgiveness	Forgiveness is when a person forgives another person for his bad action.
1537	forgivenesses	The plural form of forgiveness; more than one (kind of) forgiveness.
1538	forgives	The third-person singular form of forgive.
1539	forgiving	The present participle of forgive.
1540	forgo	If you forgo something
1541	forgoes	The third-person singular form of forgo.
1542	forgoing	The present participle of forgo.
1543	forgone	The past participle of forgo.
1544	forgot	The past tense of forget.	I forgot where you told me to go.
1545	forgotten	The past participle of forget.	I have forgotten everything that you told me.
1546	fork	An instrument for eating	I ate with my fork.
1547	forked	The past tense and past participle of fork.
1548	forking	The present participle of fork.
1549	forklift	A forklift is an industrial vehicle with a fork-like pronged platform that can be used to lift and move a loads such as pallets.
1550	forklifts	The plural form of forklift; more than one (kind of) forklift.
1551	forks	The plural form of fork; more than one (kind of) fork.
1552	forlorn	If you forlorn someone
1553	form	Form is the shape or structure of a person or a thing.
1554	formal	If something is formal	He studied German on his own, but he has no formal language education.
1555	formaldehyde	Formaldehyde is a colourless gas that is used mainly as a disinfectant. It is the simplest aldehyde.
1556	formaldehydes	The plural form of formaldehyde; more than one (kind of) formaldehyde.
1557	formalise	If you formalise something
1558	formalised	The past tense and past participle of formalise.
1559	formalises	The third-person singular form of formalise.
1560	formalising	The present participle of formalise.
1561	formalities	The plural form of formality; more than one (kind of) formality.
1562	formality	A formality is something done just to follow rules or customs	Signing the contract was just a formality.
1563	formalize	If you formalize something
1564	formalized	The past tense and past participle of formalize.
1565	formalizes	The third-person singular form of formalize.
1566	formalizing	The present participle of formalize.
1567	formally	If you do something formally	They expect you to formally behave yourself. If not, I doubt you will get the job.
1568	format	The format of some writing is the way it is organized: the size and colour of the letters	What format do you want the report written in?
1569	formation	Something having structure or form.	The chorus boys and girls were put through a variety of formations in the new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.; The band members created many interesting formations during half-time.
1570	formations	The plural form of formation; more than one (kind of) formation.
1571	formats	The plural form of format; more than one (kind of) format.
1572	formatted	The past tense and past participle of format.
1573	formatting	The present participle of format.
1574	formed	The past tense and past participle of form.
1575	former	A former x (e.g.	Former president Clinton was giving a speech at the school.
1576	formerly	If something was done formerly
1577	formidable	If someone or something is formidable	The boxer faced a formidable opponent in the championship match.
1578	forming	The present participle of form.
1579	Formosa	Formosa is the former name of Taiwan.
1580	forms	The plural form of form; more than one (kind of) form.
1581	formula	A formula is a way to do something or solve a problem that does not change much.	There is no formula for making profit, yet many business people think there is.; The formula for converting from kilograms to pounds is xkg×2.2
1582	formulae	The plural form of formula; more than one (kind of) formula.
1583	formulas	The plural form of formula; more than one (kind of) formula.
1584	formulate	To formulate is to create something.	This shampoo has been formulated specially for people with lice.
1585	formulated	The past tense and past participle of formulate.
1586	formulates	The third-person singular form of formulate.
1587	formulating	The present participle of formulate.
1588	fornicate	If a person fornicates
1589	fornicated	The past tense and past participle of fornicate.
1590	fornicates	The third-person singular form of fornicate.
1591	fornicating	The present participle of fornicate.
1592	fornication	Fornication is sexual intercourse between two people who are not married.
1593	fornications	The plural form of fornication; more than one (kind of) fornication.
1594	Forrest	Forrest is a surname.
1595	forsake	If you forsake something	He would never forsake his disabled wife.
1596	forsaked	The past tense and past participle of forsake.
1597	forsaken	The past participle of forsake.
1598	forsakes	The third-person singular form of forsake.
1599	forsaking	The present participle of forsake.
1600	forsook	The past tense of forsake.
1601	forswear	To renounce or deny something
1602	fort	A fort is a fortified building designed for military defense.
1603	forth	outward; forward	She brought forth a son.
1604	forthcoming	An event that is forthcoming is something that will happen soon. It's coming in a short time.	The forthcoming publication of her book will help her get status and respect.
1605	forties	The plural form of forty; more than one (kind of) forty.
1606	fortieth	The fortieth thing is the one that is number forty (40) in order.
1607	fortification	Fortification is the act of fortifying.
1608	fortifications	The plural form of fortification; more than one (kind of) fortification.
1609	fortified	The past tense and past participle of fortify.
1610	fortifies	The third-person singular form of fortify.
1611	fortify	If you fortify something	The castle was fortified with an extra layer of stone.
1612	fortifying	The present participle of fortify.
1613	fortissimo	If something is played fortissimo it is played very loud.	Play the opening section fortissimo instead of forte.
1614	fortnight	A fortnight is 14 days; two weeks.	Her mother will be staying for a fortnight over Christmas.
1615	fortnights	The plural form of fortnight; more than one (kind of) fortnight.
1616	fortress	A fortress is a large fortified place usually with high security.
1617	fortresses	The plural form of fortress; more than one (kind of) fortress.
1618	forts	The plural form of fort; more than one (kind of) fort.
1619	fortunate	If you are fortunate good things have happened to you	You are very fortunate to have such good friends.; I was fortunate to have a map when I became lost.; I try to help those who are less fortunate than myself.
1620	fortunately	Something good or lucky happened.	Fortunately, I found my lost keys in the living room.
1621	fortune	A fortune is a very large amount of money.	A million dollars is a fortune.; He made a fortune selling cars.
1622	fortunes	The plural form of fortune; more than one (kind of) fortune.
1623	forty	ordinal fortieth) The number 40.	He was forty minutes late.
1624	forum	A forum is a place (often on the Internet) where people can talk about things.	I went on a forum and talked to people about religion.
1625	forums	The plural form of forum; more than one (kind of) forum.
1626	forward	If something goes forward
1627	forwarded	The past tense and past participle of forward.
1628	forwarding	The present participle of forward.
1629	forwards	If something goes forwards
1630	forwent	The past tense of forgo.
1631	fossil	A fossil is the remains of an animal or plant preserved in rock for millions of years.
1632	fossilise	If you fossilise something
1633	fossilised	The past tense and past participle of fossilise.
1634	fossilises	The third-person singular form of fossilise.
1635	fossilising	The present participle of fossilise.
1636	fossilize	If you fossilize something
1637	fossilized	The past tense and past participle of fossilize.
1638	fossilizes	The third-person singular form of fossilize.
1639	fossilizing	The present participle of fossilize.
1640	fossils	The plural form of fossil; more than one (kind of) fossil.
1641	foster	When you foster something	In this school, they foster students with a talent in music.
1642	fostered	The past tense and past participle of foster.
1643	fostering	The present participle of foster.	I'm fostering a child.
1644	fosters	The third-person singular form of foster.
1645	fought	The past tense and past participle of fight.
1646	foul	Something that goes against the rules in a sport.	After a bad foul, a soccer player has to leave the game
1647	fouler	The comparative form of foul; more foul.
1648	foulest	The superlative form of foul; most foul.
1649	fouls	The plural form of foul; more than one (kind of) foul.
1650	found	The past tense and past participle of find.
1651	foundation	The foundation of something is the basic ideas or work behind it.	These early inventions laid the foundations of modern radio technology.; Her education gave her a solid foundation in all the major subjects.
1652	foundations	The plural form of foundation; more than one (kind of) foundation.
1653	founded	The past tense and past participle of found.
1654	founder	A person who founds and establishes; a person who lays a foundation; an author; a person who starts something.
1655	foundered	The past tense and past participle of founder.
1656	foundering	The present participle of founder.
1657	founders	The plural form of founder; more than one (kind of) founder.
1658	founding	The present participle of found.
1659	foundries	The plural form of foundry; more than one (kind of) foundry.
1660	foundry	A foundry is a place where molten (melted) metals are poured into casts
1661	founds	The third-person singular form of found.
1662	fountain	A fountain is a structure that consists of one or more streams of water.
1663	fountained	The past tense and past participle of fountain.
1664	fountaining	The present participle of fountain.
1665	fountains	The plural form of fountain; more than one (kind of) fountain.
1666	four	ordinal fourth) The number 4. Four is one more than three and one less than five.	We have four fingers and one thumb on each hand.
1667	fours	The plural form of four; more than one (kind of) four.
1668	fourteen	ordinal fourteenth) Fourteen is the even number that is after thirteen and before fifteen. In numerals	Fourteen apples lie on the table.
1669	fourteens	The plural form of fourteen; more than one (kind of) fourteen.
1670	fourteenth	The fourteenth thing is the one that is number fourteen (14) in order.
1671	fourth	The fourth thing is something that is number four (4) in order.
1672	fourths	The plural form of fourth; more than one (kind of) fourth.
1673	fowl	A fowl is a bird: an animal with feathers that can fly	This farmer keeps sheep and two kinds of fowl: chickens and ducks.
1674	fowls	The plural form of fowl; more than one (kind of) fowl.
1675	fox	A small wild animal that is like a dog.
1676	foxed	The past tense and past participle of fox.
1677	foxes	The plural form of fox; more than one (kind of) fox.
1678	foxing	The present participle of fox.
1679	foxtrot	The Foxtrot is a ballroom dance.	He learned the Foxtrot rhythm of "slow, slow, quick, quick".
1680	foxtrots	The plural form of foxtrot; more than one (kind of) foxtrot.
1681	foyer	A foyer is an entrance hall or other open area in a building used by the public
1682	foyers	The plural form of foyer; more than one (kind of) foyer.
1683	fraction	A fraction is a part of a whole.	A fraction of the profits were donated to a local charity.
1684	fractional	If something is fractional
1685	fractionate	If you fractionate a mixture
1686	fractionated	The past tense and past participle of fractionate.
1687	fractionates	The third-person singular form of fractionate.
1688	fractionating	The present participle of fractionate.
1689	fractions	The plural form of fraction; more than one (kind of) fraction.
1690	fracture	A fracture is a break in bone or cartilage.
1691	fractured	The past tense and past participle of fracture.
1692	fractures	The plural form of fracture; more than one (kind of) fracture.
1693	fracturing	The present participle of fracture.
1694	fragile	If something is fragile then it is delicate and it will break easily.
1695	fragment	A portion or part of something	The glass broke into hundreds of fragments.
1696	fragmented	The past tense and past participle of fragment.
1697	fragmenting	The present participle of fragment.
1698	fragments	The plural form of fragment; more than one (kind of) fragment.
1699	fragrance	A fragrance is a pleasant smell or odour.
1700	fragrances	The plural form of fragrance; more than one (kind of) fragrance.
1701	fragrant	If something is fragrant
1702	frail	When a person is frail
1703	frailer	The comparative form of frail; more frail.
1704	frailest	The superlative form of frail; most frail.
1705	frails	The plural form of frail; more than one (kind of) frail.
1706	frame	The parts of a building that are strong and that hold the other parts up.	Now that the frame is done, we can start on the walls.
1707	framed	The past tense and past participle of frame.
1708	frames	The plural form of frame; more than one (kind of) frame.
1709	framework	A framework is basic ideas and organisation that you can build an argument	The aim of the course is to provide a comprehensive framework for practical and theoretical study in Art and Design.; The purpose of a system of budgeting is to provide a reasoned framework for the financial decisions of a future period.
1710	frameworks	The plural form of framework; more than one (kind of) framework.
1711	framing	The present participle of frame.
1712	franc	Franc is a unit of French currency before it was replaced by the euro.
1713	France	France is a country in Europe that is beside Belgium	I went to France for a holiday.
1714	franchise	A franchise is the right to vote.
1715	franchised	The past tense and past participle of franchise.
1716	franchisee	A franchisee is a person who operates a franchise.
1717	franchisees	The plural form of franchisee; more than one (kind of) franchisee.
1718	franchises	The plural form of franchise; more than one (kind of) franchise.
1719	franchising	The present participle of franchise.
1720	Francis	Francis is a male given name.
1721	francium	Francium is a heavy	Francium is made from actinium or thorium.
1722	francs	The plural form of franc; more than one (kind of) franc.
1723	frank	A frank is a notice on an envelope where a stamp usually is.
1724	franked	The past tense and past participle of frank.
1725	franker	The comparative form of frank; more frank.
1726	frankers	The plural form of franker; more than one (kind of) franker.
1727	frankest	The superlative form of frank; most frank.
1728	Frankfurt	Frankfurt is the largest city in Germany.
1729	frankfurter	A frankfurter is a type of sausage that is made of beef and pork.
1730	frankfurters	The plural form of frankfurter; more than one (kind of) frankfurter.
1731	Frankie	Frankie is a male given name.
1732	franking	The present participle of frank.
1733	Franklin	Franklin is a male given name.
1734	frankly	If something is done frankly
1735	franks	The plural form of frank; more than one (kind of) frank.
1736	frantic	If someone is frantic	She was frantic when she couldn't find her child in the store.
1737	fraternal	Fraternal groups are groups whose members show a special friendliness to each other.	The fraternal order of police raised money for the children.
1738	fraternise	If you fraternise
1739	fraternised	The past tense and past participle of fraternise.
1740	fraternises	The third-person singular form of fraternise.
1741	fraternising	The present participle of fraternise.
1742	fraternities	The plural form of fraternity; more than one (kind of) fraternity.
1743	fraternity	A fraternity is a social organization for men at colleges.	Sigma Chi is a fraternity.; There are too many fraternities at State College.
1744	fraternize	If you fraternize
1745	fraternized	The past tense and past participle of fraternize.
1746	fraternizes	The third-person singular form of fraternize.
1747	fraternizing	The present participle of fraternize.
1748	fratricide	Fratricide is the killing of one's sibling.
1749	fratricides	The plural form of fratricide; more than one (kind of) fratricide.
1750	fraud	Fraud is a trick for the purpose of gaining money or other valuables illegally.	He faces punishment for the fraud that lost $1 million.
1751	frauds	The plural form of fraud; more than one (kind of) fraud.
1752	fraudster	A fraudster is someone who practices fraud.
1753	fraudsters	The plural form of fraudster; more than one (kind of) fraudster.
1754	fraudulent	If something is fraudulent
1755	fray	If a material frays
1756	frayed	The past tense and past participle of fray.
1757	fraying	The present participle of fray.
1758	frays	The third-person singular form of fray.
1759	freckle	Freckles are small brownish or reddish pigmentation spots on the surface of the skin.	Steve has brown hair, blue eyes, and freckles on his cheeks and nose.
1760	freckled	The past tense and past participle of freckle.
1761	freckles	The plural form of freckle; more than one (kind of) freckle.
1762	freckling	The present participle of freckle.
1763	Fred	Fred is a male given name. It is usually short for Frederick.
1764	Frederick	Frederick is a male given name.
1765	free	If something is free	This loaf of bread is free. It costs $0.; The government provides free healthcare for people who cannot afford it.
1766	free association	Free association is a technique of discussing everything that enters a person's mind. This technique was invented by Francis Galton and popularized by Sigmund Freud and Josef Breuer.
1767	free associations	The plural form of free association; more than one (kind of) free association.
1768	free love	Free love is when people are free to have sexual relations with anyone without getting married.
1769	free loves	The plural form of free love; more than one (kind of) free love.
1770	free rein	If someone is given free rein to do something	The developers were given free rein over the project.
1771	free will	If something is done at a person's own free will
1772	freebie	Freebies are things that are given for free.	I didn't buy a thing, but they were handing out some neat freebies and samples.
1773	freebies	The plural form of freebie; more than one (kind of) freebie.
1774	freeborn	Born free and with natural rights rather than being a slave or a servant
1775	freed	The past tense and past participle of free.
1776	freedom	The state of being free; the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved.	He enjoyed his freedom after he was released from prison.
1777	freedom of speech	Freedom of speech is the ability to speak freely	Freedom of speech is a constitutional right in many countries.
1778	freedoms	The plural form of freedom; more than one (kind of) freedom.	United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt once made a speech on what he called the "Four Freedoms: freedom of speech and expression, freedom of religion, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.
1779	freegan	A person who finds and consumes food that has been thrown away.
1780	freegans	The plural form of freegan; more than one (kind of) freegan.
1781	freeing	The present participle of free.	Freeing the prisoner was a bad decision.
1782	freelance	A freelance is a person who works without a long-term employment contract.
1783	freelanced	The past tense and past participle of freelance.
1784	freelancer	A freelancer is someone who freelances.
1785	freelancers	The plural form of freelancer; more than one (kind of) freelancer.
1786	freelances	The plural form of freelance; more than one (kind of) freelance.
1787	freelancing	The present participle of freelance.
1788	freelier	The comparative form of freely; more freely.
1789	freeliest	The superlative form of freely; most freely.
1790	freely	If something is moving freely	The water is flowing freely downstream.
1791	freeman	A free person
1792	Freemasonry	Freemasonry in full Free and Accepted Masons	Peter Myers stated, "I oppose Freemasonry in all its forms, due to its ritual content and because secrecy enables a few people at the top to manipulate the rest."
1793	freer	The comparative form of free; more free. More free.	A wild bear is freer than a caged bear.; Because of how close we became on our trip, I feel freer to express my feelings to you than I did before.
1794	frees	The third-person singular form of free.
1795	freest	The superlative form of free; most free. Most free.
1796	freeway	A freeway is a large road for cars. This is a road that does not cost money to use. Freeways usually have at least two lanes in each direction and have exits
1797	freeways	The plural form of freeway; more than one (kind of) freeway.
1798	freeze	If you freeze something	Water freezes at 0°C.; The chicken will go bad soon. We should freeze it and then we can cook it next week.
1799	freezer	A freezer is something that is used to store food at temperatures below 0° Celsius (32° Fahrenheit).
1800	freezers	The plural form of freezer; more than one (kind of) freezer.
1801	freezes	The plural form of freeze; more than one (kind of) freeze.
1802	freezing	The present participle of freeze.
1803	freezing level	The freezing level is the height where the air is 0 degrees Celsius (0 °C) or 32 degrees Fahrenheit (32 °F). Higher than the freezing level	Now the weather is colder and the freezing level is lower than it was in the summer.
1804	freezing levels	The plural form of freezing level; more than one (kind of) freezing level.
1805	freight	Freight is a payment for transportation.	The freight was more expensive for cars than for coal.
1806	freighted	The past tense and past participle of freight.
1807	freighter	A freighter is a large ship or aircraft that is used mainly to carry freight.
1808	freighters	The plural form of freighter; more than one (kind of) freighter.
1809	freighting	The present participle of freight.
1810	freights	The plural form of freight; more than one (kind of) freight.
1811	fremescent	Growling and roaring.	The dog was becoming fremescent.
1812	French	French is the language that is spoken in France	The family spoke French.
1813	French door	A French door is a door with a window in it	He left through the French doors.
1814	French doors	The plural form of French door; more than one (kind of) French door.
1815	French fries	Another name for french fries.
1816	french fry	A french fry is a single long deep-fried potato stick	They serve french fries at the diner.
1817	French horn	A French horn is a musical instrument that you blow into and is made of metal.	The French horn has a solo in this piece.
1818	French horns	The plural form of French horn; more than one (kind of) French horn.
1819	Frenchman	A Frenchman is a man from France.	Two Frenchmen sat in the cafe, eating bread and smoking cigarettes.
1820	Frenchmen	The plural form of Frenchman; more than one (kind of) Frenchman.
1821	Frenchwoman	A Frenchwoman is a woman from France.	Two Frenchwomen sat in the cafe, eating bread and smoking cigarettes.
1822	Frenchwomen	The plural form of Frenchwoman; more than one (kind of) Frenchwoman.
1823	frenzies	The plural form of frenzy; more than one (kind of) frenzy.
1824	frenzy	Frenzy is a state of wild activity or panic.
1825	frequencies	The plural form of frequency; more than one (kind of) frequency.
1826	frequency	Something's frequency is how often it happens.	A frequency of one hertz is an event repeated once per second.
1827	frequent	An event is frequent if it happens many times in a short time.	Broken toys is the most frequent reason children ask for help here.; Seeing a lion is not a frequent event around here.
1828	frequented	The past tense and past participle of frequent.
1829	frequenting	The present participle of frequent.
1830	frequently	If you do something frequently	The library is frequently used by students.; I don't like the roads, but I have to drive frequently.
1831	frequents	The third-person singular form of frequent.
1832	fresh	If something is fresh it is not old	I only eat fresh food.; I have a fresh baked pie at home.; We could use some fresh blood here. (Meaning, we could use some new people.)
1833	fresh blood	New people or new ideas.	We could use some fresh blood on this project.
1834	fresh water	Water that does not have salt in it.
1835	freshen	If something freshens
1836	freshened	The past tense and past participle of freshen.
1837	freshening	The present participle of freshen.
1838	freshens	The third-person singular form of freshen.
1839	fresher	The comparative form of fresh; more fresh.
1840	freshest	The superlative form of fresh; most fresh.
1841	freshly	If something is freshly done	The bread was freshly baked this morning.
1842	freshman	A freshman is a student on his first year of high school or university.	John is a freshman at Harvard University.
1843	freshmen	The plural form of freshman; more than one (kind of) freshman.
1844	freshness	Freshness refers to the newness	The freshness of the director's interpretation shed a whole new light on the play.
1845	freshwater	If you describe a plant or animal as being freshwater	Do you have saltwater or freshwater fish in your fishtank?"
1846	fretful	A fretful person is someone who is irritable
1847	fretfulness	Fretfulness is the state of being fretful.
1848	Freudians	The plural form of Freudian; more than one (kind of) Freudian.	Alfred Kinsey discredited the belief of the Freudians that most women had vaginal orgasms.
1849	fricassee	Fricassee is meat or poultry that is cut into pieces and served in its own fat or juices.	The beef fricassee was a very good meal.
1850	fricasseed	The past tense and past participle of fricassee.
1851	fricasseeing	The present participle of fricassee.
1852	fricassees	The plural form of fricassee; more than one (kind of) fricassee.
1853	friction	Friction is the resistance that surfaces or objects have when moving over another.
1854	frictionless	If something is frictionless
1855	Friday	The sixth day of the week	We went to the mosque on Friday.
1856	Fridays	The plural form of Friday; more than one (kind of) Friday.
1857	fridge	Another name for refrigerator.	I'll get some cheese from the fridge.
1858	fridges	The plural form of fridge; more than one (kind of) fridge.
1859	fried	The past tense and past participle of fry.	I fried some chicken last night for dinner.
1860	friend	Two people are friends of each other if they like being together and they like helping each other	I only have three close friends.; She's been a friend of mine for many years.; Some friends are coming to our house for dinner tonight.; I stayed awake until the middle of the night talking with some friends.; Our house burned down, but some friends helped us build a new one.
1861	friendlier	The comparative form of friendly; more friendly.
1862	friendlies	The plural form of friendly; more than one (kind of) friendly.
1863	friendliest	The superlative form of friendly; most friendly.	I think Jennifer is the friendliest person I've ever met. She's always smiling and chatting.
1864	friendliness	The friendliness of person is how friendly they are.
1865	friendly	If someone is friendly they are willing to become a friend
1866	friendly fire	Friendly fire is when someone or something attacks one of it's allies.
1867	friends	The plural form of friend; more than one (kind of) friend.
1868	friendship	Friendship is being friends with someone.	Our friendship began in childhood.; For a friendship to last you must spend time together.; Friendship takes some work, but is worth it.
1869	friendships	The plural form of friendship; more than one (kind of) friendship.
1870	fries	The plural form of fry; more than one (kind of) fry.
1871	fright	A strong and sudden fear.
1872	frighted	The past tense and past participle of fright.
1873	frighten	If you frighten somebody	You are shouting at me and frightening your daughters.; It made so much noise that it frightened away the animals.
1874	frightened	The past tense and past participle of frighten.	The dog frightened the baby when it started to bark.
1875	frightening	If something is frightening	The ghost ride was so frightening that I screamed the entire time.
1876	frightens	The third-person singular form of frighten.
1877	frightful	A frightful event or situation is very bad	The storm caused frightful damage to the town.
1878	frighting	The present participle of fright.
1879	frights	The plural form of fright; more than one (kind of) fright.
1880	frigid	When something is frigid
1881	frigidly	When someone behaves frigidly
1882	fringe	Something that is a fringe
1883	fringed	The past tense and past participle of fringe.
1884	fringes	The plural form of fringe; more than one (kind of) fringe.
1885	fringing	The present participle of fringe.
1886	frisbee	An alternate name for Frisbee.
1887	frisbees	The plural form of frisbee; more than one (kind of) frisbee.
1888	frisk	A frisk is a playful skip or leap.
1889	frisked	The past tense and past participle of frisk.
1890	friskier	The comparative form of frisky; more frisky.
1891	friskiest	The superlative form of frisky; most frisky.
1892	frisking	The present participle of frisk.
1893	frisks	The plural form of frisk; more than one (kind of) frisk.
1894	frisky	A frisky person is someone who has a lot energy to do something.
1895	fro	Fro is only used in the expression to and fro	He sat watching the birds going to and fro.
1896	frog	A small hopping amphibian.
1897	frogs	The plural form of frog; more than one (kind of) frog.
1898	frolic	A frolic is a playful and lively moment of someone doing something.
1899	frolicked	The past tense and past participle of frolic.
1900	frolicking	The present participle of frolic.
1901	frolics	The plural form of frolic; more than one (kind of) frolic.
1902	from	When something is from someone	I got a gift from my grandmother today.
1903	From now on
1904	front	Opposite of back.
1905	fronted	The past tense and past participle of front.
1906	frontier	The frontier is part of a country that is next to another country.
1907	frontiers	The plural form of frontier; more than one (kind of) frontier.
1908	fronting	The present participle of front.
1909	fronts	The plural form of front; more than one (kind of) front.
1910	frost	Frost is a cover of thin ice on things. Some of these are tree branches	The car windows were heavy with frost.
1911	frostbite	a sore due to extreme cold
1912	frosted	The past tense and past participle of frost.
1913	frostier	The comparative form of frosty; more frosty.
1914	frostiest	The superlative form of frosty; most frosty.
1915	frostily	Something that is done frostily is done coldly; it is done in a frosty manner.
1916	frostiness	The frostiness of something is how frosty it is.
1917	frosting	Frosting is a sugary cream that is put on the top and sides of a cake.	Do you like chocolate or vanilla frosting on your birthday cake?
1918	frostings	The plural form of frosting; more than one (kind of) frosting.
1919	frosts	The plural form of frost; more than one (kind of) frost.
1920	frosty	When something is frosty
1921	froth	A froth is a foam that is typically present on coffee
1922	frothed	The past tense and past participle of froth.
1923	frothier	The comparative form of frothy; more frothy.
1924	frothiest	The superlative form of frothy; most frothy.
1925	frothing	The present participle of froth.
1926	froths	The plural form of froth; more than one (kind of) froth.
1927	frothy	If something is frothy	I like my milkshakes frothy, not flat like this!
1928	frottage	If you frottage
1929	frottaged	The past tense and past participle of frottage.
1930	frottages	The third-person singular form of frottage.
1931	frottaging	The present participle of frottage.
1932	frown	A frown is a facial expression whereby the eyebrows are brought closer together and wrinkles form on the forehead. A frown usually happens when a person is unhappy	A frown appeared on his face when he heard the news of someone else spreading rumors about him.
1933	frowned	The past tense and past participle of frown.
1934	frowning	The present participle of frown.
1935	frowns	The plural form of frown; more than one (kind of) frown.
1936	froze	The past tense of freeze.	I froze on the walk home because it was so cold.
1937	frozen	If something is frozen it is very cold.	Can you get some frozen peas out of the freezer?; I need some gloves. My hands are frozen.
1938	fructose	Fructose is a type of monosaccharide (sugar)
1939	frugal	If you are frugal	Lydia is skilled at being a frugal shopper.
1940	frugality	The quality of being frugal; prudent economy; thrift.
1941	fruit	The fruit is the part of a plant or tree that holds the seeds. It's usually sweet and good to eat.	Most people don't eat enough fruit and vegetables.; Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common fruits in most supermarkets.
1942	fruitful	If a plot of land is fruitful
1943	fruitier	The comparative form of fruity; more fruity.
1944	fruitiest	The superlative form of fruity; most fruity.
1945	fruition	Fruition is the fulfillment of something such as a plan or project.
1946	fruitions	The plural form of fruition; more than one (kind of) fruition.
1947	fruitless	If a tree is fruitless
1948	fruits	The plural form of fruit; more than one (kind of) fruit.
1949	fruity	If something is fruity	That moist and fruity dish is simply delectable.
1950	frumpier	The comparative form of frumpy; more frumpy.
1951	frumpiest	The superlative form of frumpy; most frumpy.
1952	frumple	If you frumple something
1953	frumpled	The past tense and past participle of frumple.
1954	frumples	The third-person singular form of frumple.
1955	frumpling	The present participle of frumple.
1956	frumpy	A frumpy person is unfashionable and not attractive.
1957	frustrate	If you frustrate someone	He is frustrated because his car is broken and doesn't start.
1958	frustrated	The past tense and past participle of frustrate.
1959	frustrates	The third-person singular form of frustrate.
1960	frustrating	The present participle of frustrate.
1961	frustratingly	If something is done frustratingly	In some countries, the process of getting a visa can be frustratingly long.
1962	frustration	Frustration is the bad feeling of not being able to do what you want to do.	He stood on a chair, but to his frustration, he still could not reach the jar.
1963	frustrations	The plural form of frustration; more than one (kind of) frustration.
1964	fry	If you fry something	Do you think we should fry the eggs or boil them?
1965	frying	The present participle of fry.
1966	ft	Short for foot or feet.	I am 6 ft tall.
1967	FTL	FTL is a short way of saying Faster Than Light (travel)	Though sci-fi uses it a lot, today's physics considers FTL impossible.
1968	FTW	Abbreviation for "For the win".	Looks like I finally managed to find the answer ftw
1969	fuchsia	Fuchsia is a plant with red	My fuchsias get reddish or faint fuchsia in color.
1970	fuchsias	The plural form of fuchsia; more than one (kind of) fuchsia.
1971	fuck	You say "fuck you" or "fuck that" to show that you are very angry or that you don't care.	Fuck you too, asshole.; Fuck that!
1972	fuck around	If you fuck around	Don't fuck around; we have a lot to do.
1973	fuck up	A fuck up is a severe mistake.	He lost his job because of that fuck up.
1974	fuck ups	The plural form of fuck up; more than one (kind of) fuck up.
1975	fuckable	If someone is fuckable
1976	fucked	The past tense and past participle of fuck.
1977	fucked up	The past tense and past participle of fuck up.
1978	fucker	A bad	You fucker! You wrecked my car!
1979	fuckers	The plural form of fucker; more than one (kind of) fucker.
1980	fuckface	A fuckface is an ugly or annoying person.
1981	fuckhead	A very insulting word to call someone you don't like; a stupid or unlikable person.	That fuckhead has been cheating on me with my best friend!
1982	fuckheads	The plural form of fuckhead; more than one (kind of) fuckhead.
1983	fucking	The present participle of fuck.
1984	fucking up	The present participle of fuck up.
1985	fucks	(vulgar	Go away, you little fucks.
1986	fucks up	The third-person singular form of fuck up.
1987	fuddle	If you fuddle a person
1988	fuddled	The past tense and past participle of fuddle.
1989	fuddles	The third-person singular form of fuddle.
1990	fuddling	The present participle of fuddle.
1991	fudge	Fudge is a kind of chocolate that usually comes in squares.	We baked fudge for dessert.; The fudge was soft and sweet.
1992	fudges	The plural form of fudge; more than one (kind of) fudge.
1993	fuel	Something use to make energy.	My car uses gasoline for fuel to make it go. My body uses food for fuel, it's what makes me go.
1994	fueled	The past tense and past participle of fuel.
1995	fueling	The present participle of fuel.
1996	fuelled	The past tense and past participle of fuel.
1997	fuelling	The present participle of fuel.
1998	fuels	The plural form of fuel; more than one (kind of) fuel.
1999	fugitive	A fugitive is a person who has escaped from a place or is in hiding
2000	fugitives	The plural form of fugitive; more than one (kind of) fugitive.
2001	fugue	A fugue is a musical form using a theme which is repeated in a complex pattern.	The composer Bach wrote many enjoyable fugues.
2002	fugues	The plural form of fugue; more than one (kind of) fugue.
2003	Fukuoka	Fukuoka is a city and seaport in western Japan.
2004	fulcra	The plural form of fulcrum; more than one (kind of) fulcrum.
2005	fulcrum	A fulcrum is the support about which a lever pivots.
2006	fulcrums	The plural form of fulcrum; more than one (kind of) fulcrum.
2007	fulfil	If you fulfil something	He fulfilled his contract.; The group fulfilled their promises to the company.
2008	fulfill	If you fulfill something	He fulfilled his promises.; The promises he made have been fulfilled.
2009	fulfilled	The past tense and past participle of fulfill.
2010	fulfilling	The present participle of fulfill.
2011	fulfills	The third-person singular form of fulfill.
2012	fulfils	The third-person singular form of fulfil.
2013	fulgent	If something is fulgent
2014	full	A container is full of things if there are many of the things in the container and no more can go in.	The cup is full of water. If you try to put more water in, the water will fall onto the table.; My life is full of problems.
2015	full moon	A full moon is when the moon is a whole circle. The moon looks like this when it is on the opposite side of Earth as the sun.
2016	full moons	The plural form of full moon; more than one (kind of) full moon.
2017	full stop	A full stop is a punctuation mark "." at the end of a sentence.	Don't forget to write full stops at the end of each paragraph!
2018	full stops	The plural form of full stop; more than one (kind of) full stop.
2019	fuller	The comparative form of full; more full.
2020	fullers	The plural form of fuller; more than one (kind of) fuller.
2021	fullest	The superlative form of full; most full.	After dinner I was the fullest I have been in years.; My grandfather always said we should live life to the fullest.
2022	fully	If you fully understand or do something	I have not yet been able to understand this idea fully.
2023	fulminate	If a person fulminates
2024	fulminated	The past tense and past participle of fulminate.
2025	fulminates	The third-person singular form of fulminate.
2026	fulminating	The present participle of fulminate.
2027	fumble	To touch something nervously.	Waiting for the interview, he fumbled with his tie.; He fumbled the key into the lock.
2028	fumbled	The past tense and past participle of fumble.
2029	fumbles	The third-person singular form of fumble.
2030	fumbling	The present participle of fumble.
2031	fume	A fume is a gas or a vapor that has a strong smell	A strong fume was coming from the car's exhaust.
2032	fumed	The past tense and past participle of fume.
2033	fumes	The plural form of fume; more than one (kind of) fume.	The fumes from the car made the child cough.
2034	fumfer	If a person fumfers
2035	fumfered	The past tense and past participle of fumfer.
2036	fumfering	The present participle of fumfer.
2037	fumfers	The third-person singular form of fumfer.
2038	fumigate	If you fumigate a room
2039	fumigated	The past tense and past participle of fumigate.
2040	fumigates	The third-person singular form of fumigate.
2041	fumigating	The present participle of fumigate.
2042	fumigation	Fumigation is the process of disinfecting or purifying an area with the fumes of certain chemicals.
2043	fumigations	The plural form of fumigation; more than one (kind of) fumigation.
2044	fuming	The present participle of fume.
2045	fun	If you have fun	Thanks! I had a lot of fun today. Let's do it again.
2046	funambulist	A funambulist is an entertainer who walks in a rope or does similar things that need him to have a very good balance
2047	funambulists	The plural form of funambulist; more than one (kind of) funambulist.
2048	function	Something or someone's function is its purpose or its job.	The army sometimes performs a policing function.
2049	functional	If something is functional	The flashlight was still functional after I dropped it down the stairs.
2050	functionalities	The plural form of functionality; more than one (kind of) functionality.
2051	functionality	The functionality of something is the ability for it to perform a task or function.
2052	functionaries	The plural form of functionary; more than one (kind of) functionary.
2053	functionary	A functionary is a person who has to perform official functions or duties.
2054	functionate
2055	functioned	The past tense and past participle of function.
2056	functioning	The present participle of function.
2057	functionless	If something is functionless	These buttons are functionless, nothing will happen if you press it.
2058	functions	The plural form of function; more than one (kind of) function.
2059	fund	A fund is an amount of money kept for a specific purpose.	GM cannot afford to keep paying into the company pension fund.; Our fund-raising campaign has a target of $100,000.
2060	fundamental	If something is fundamental	The loss of her legs has caused her to undergo a fundamental change in how she looks at life.; Respect is fundamental to a strong education system.; There is no more fundamental question than "why are we here?"
2061	fundamentally	If something is fundamentally true	Their ideas are fundamentally different from each other.
2062	fundamentals	The plural form of fundamental; more than one (kind of) fundamental.
2063	funded	The past tense and past participle of fund.
2064	funding	The present participle of fund.
2065	fundless	If something is fundless	If we were to buy this $3000 television, we will be fundless until the end of the month.
2066	fundraise	If you fundraise
2067	fundraised	The past tense and past participle of fundraise.
2068	fundraiser	A fundraiser is an event that aims to raise money by voluntary contributions for a particular activity or to defray costs for research of a cure for a particular disease.
2069	fundraises	The third-person singular form of fundraise.
2070	fundraising	The act of gathering funds for something.
2071	funds	The plural form of fund; more than one (kind of) fund.
2072	funeral	A funeral is a ceremony that honors someone who has died.	Everyone's preparing to go to Mary's funeral on Saturday at her family's church.
2073	funerals	The plural form of funeral; more than one (kind of) funeral.
2074	funfair	A funfair is a traveling amusement park.
2075	funfairs	The plural form of funfair; more than one (kind of) funfair.
2076	fungal	Something that is fungal is related to a fungus or fungi.
2077	fungi	The plural form of fungus; more than one (kind of) fungus.
2078	fungologist	A fungologist is a person who studies fungi.
2079	fungologists	The plural form of fungologist; more than one (kind of) fungologist.
2080	fungology	Mycology is the study of fungi.
2081	fungus	A fungus is a member of the Fungi kingdom of organisms. Fungi are plant-like organisms that lack chlorophyll. Common examples of fungi include mushrooms and mold.
2082	funguses	The plural form of fungus; more than one (kind of) fungus.
2083	funk	A genre of music.	My brother likes jazz music, but I like funk.
2084	funkier	The comparative form of funky; more funky.
2085	funkiest	The superlative form of funky; most funky.
2086	funks	The plural form of funk; more than one (kind of) funk.
2087	funky	Relating to the music genre of funk.
2088	funnel	A funnel is a pipe that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom. It is used to guide a substance that is transferred into a container with a small opening.
2089	funneled	The past tense and past participle of funnel.
2090	funneling	The present participle of funnel.
2091	funnelled	The past tense and past participle of funnel.
2092	funnelling	The present participle of funnel.
2093	funnels	The plural form of funnel; more than one (kind of) funnel.
2094	funner	The comparative form of fun; more fun.
2095	funnest	The superlative form of fun; most fun.
2096	funnier	The comparative form of funny; more funny.
2097	funnies	The plural form of funny; more than one (kind of) funny.
2098	funniest	The superlative form of funny; most funny.
2099	funny	Funny things keep people interested and can make people laugh.	That was a funny joke.
2100	fur	The hair of an animal.	My dog has very soft fur.
2101	furbish	If you furbish a room
2102	furbished	The past tense and past participle of furbish.
2103	furbishes	The third-person singular form of furbish.
2104	furbishing	The present participle of furbish.
2105	furies	The plural form of fury; more than one (kind of) fury.
2106	furious	If you are furious	Bill was furious at John because he stole his lunch.
2107	furiously	If something is done furiously
2108	furiousness	The furiousness of someone is how furious they are.
2109	furl	If you furl something	He furled the sail after docking.
2110	furled	The past tense and past participle of furl.
2111	furling	The present participle of furl.
2112	furlough	A furlough is a leave of absence or vacation.
2113	furloughed	The past tense and past participle of furlough.
2114	furloughing	The present participle of furlough.
2115	furloughs	The plural form of furlough; more than one (kind of) furlough.
2116	furls	The third-person singular form of furl.
2117	furnace	A furnace is a machine that is used to heat a building.
2118	furnaces	The plural form of furnace; more than one (kind of) furnace.
2119	furnish	To furnish is to give a place furniture or other supplies.	Our new house still needs to be furnished.
2120	furnished	The past tense and past participle of furnish.
2121	furnishes	The third-person singular form of furnish.
2122	furnishing	The present participle of furnish.
2123	furnishings	A room's furnishings are the things in it like furniture	All the furnishings must be removed before you move out.
2124	furniture	Furniture are items used to decorate a room or make it more comfortable.
2125	furnitures	The plural form of furniture; more than one (kind of) furniture.
2126	furore	A furore is an outbreak of anger or excitement.
2127	furores	The plural form of furore; more than one (kind of) furore.
2128	furrier	The comparative form of furry; more furry.
2129	furriest	The superlative form of furry; most furry.
2130	furriness	The furriness of something is how furry it is.
2131	furrow	A furrow is a long trench made in the ground in order to plant a crop.
2132	furrowed	The past tense and past participle of furrow.
2133	furrowing	The present participle of furrow.
2134	furrows	The plural form of furrow; more than one (kind of) furrow.
2135	furry	A furry animal has its body covered with fur	Children often like furry animals because they are smooth when touched.
2136	furs	The plural form of fur; more than one (kind of) fur.
2137	further	When something is further away	We walked further than we had planned.; He lives further off in that direction.
2138	furthered	The past tense and past participle of further.
2139	furthering	The present participle of further.
2140	furthermore	You use furthermore to add more information to what was already said or written.	We believe that the project is possible. Furthermore, we believe that we can do it within a few months.
2141	furthers	The third-person singular form of further.
2142	furthest	The superlative form of far; most far.
2143	fury	Fury is when a person is more than angry and usually is at the level of putting it to act.	The fury could be seen in the lion's eyes.
2144	fuse	A fuse is a length of cord that will burn and is used to set off explosives.	After lighting the fuse, the miners moved away to a safe area.
2145	fused	The past tense and past participle of fuse.
2146	fuselage	The fuselage is the main body of an aircraft to which the wings
2147	fuselages	The plural form of fuselage; more than one (kind of) fuselage.
2148	fuses	The plural form of fuse; more than one (kind of) fuse.
2149	fusing	The present participle of fuse.
2150	fusion	Fusion is when two or more things come together as one.
2151	fusion bomb	A fusion bomb is an atomic bomb that uses nuclear fusion as a source of energy.
2152	fusion bombs	The plural form of fusion bomb; more than one (kind of) fusion bomb.
2153	fusions	The plural form of fusion; more than one (kind of) fusion.
2154	fuss	Too much activity	They made a big fuss about the wedding plans.; What's all the fuss about?
2155	fussed	The past tense and past participle of fuss.
2156	fusses	The plural form of fuss; more than one (kind of) fuss.
2157	fussier	The comparative form of fussy; more fussy.
2158	fussiest	The superlative form of fussy; most fussy.
2159	fussiness	The fussiness of someone is how fussy they are.
2160	fussing	The present participle of fuss.
2161	fussy	If a person is fussy
2162	fustier	The comparative form of fusty; more fusty.
2163	fustiest	The superlative form of fusty; most fusty.
2164	fusty	If something is fusty
2165	futile	If something is futile
2166	futsal	A variant of association football (soccer) played inside instead of outside
2167	future	The future is the time of something that hasn't happen yet. The study of the future is known as futurology.	I will be more careful in the future.
2168	futures	The plural form of future; more than one (kind of) future.
2169	futuristic	If a technology is futuristic
2170	futurologist	A futurologist is a scientist that studies the future.	When I grow up, I want to be a futurologist and help mankind find out what is going to happen in the future.
2171	futurologists	The plural form of futurologist; more than one (kind of) futurologist.
2172	futurology	Futurology is the scientific study of the future. A person that studies the future is known as a futurologist.	Futurology has helped us to predict what is going to happen to mankind in the future.
2173	fuzzier	The comparative form of fuzzy; more fuzzy.
2174	fuzziest	The superlative form of fuzzy; most fuzzy.
2175	fuzzy	If something is fuzzy it is covered with fuzz.	I like to pet my dog because he's fuzzy.
2176	FYI	A short way of saying "for your information".	We've updated our phone system, FYI.; FYI, I'm going to be out of the office next week.

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