| ABFARADS | • abfarads n. Plural of abfarad. • ABFARAD n. a unit of capacitance, the ability to store an electric charge. |
| FADAISES | • fadaises n. Plural of fadaise. • FADAISE n. (French) an obvious or silly remark. |
| FALCADES | • falcades n. Plural of falcade. • FALCADE n. (French) a leaping motion of a horse. |
| FALDAGES | • faldages n. Plural of faldage. • FALDAGE n. (historical) the right of the lord of a manor to graze a tenant's sheep in folds on his land, in order to manure it. |
| FARADAYS | • faradays n. Plural of faraday. • FARADAY n. a unit used in electrolysis. |
| FARADISE | • faradise v. Alternative form of faradize. • FARADISE v. to treat by faradism, also FARADIZE. |
| FARADISM | • faradism n. (Medicine, dated) Treatment with faradic electricity; faradization. • FARADISM n. the use of faradic current for therapeutic purposes. |
| FARDAGES | • FARDAGE n. a bottom layer of wood to keep cargo from water. |
| FATHEADS | • fatheads n. Plural of fathead. • FATHEAD n. a dolt. |
| FAZENDAS | • fazendas n. Plural of fazenda. • FAZENDA n. (Portuguese) a Brazilian plantation. |
| HANDFAST | • handfast n. (Obsolete) A hold, grasp; custody, power of confining or keeping. • handfast n. (Obsolete) A contract, agreement, covenant; specifically betrothal, espousal. • handfast v. (Transitive) To pledge; to bind. |
| HEADFAST | • headfast n. (Nautical) A rope at the bows of a ship used to fasten it to a wharf, etc. • HEADFAST n. a mooring rope. |
| LANDFAST | • landfast adj. Connected or anchored to the land. • LANDFAST adj. of ice, attached to the shore. |
| SAFARIED | • safaried v. Simple past tense and past participle of safari. • SAFARI v. to go on a hunting expedition. |
| SAUFGARD | • saufgard n. Obsolete spelling of safeguard. • SAUFGARD n. (Spenser) a safeguard, also SAVEGARD. |