| BAFFLINGLY | • bafflingly adv. In a baffling or puzzling manner. • BAFFLING adv. BAFFLE, to confuse, confound. |
| FLAGELLANT | • flagellant n. A person who whips themselves or others either as part of a religious penance or for sexual gratification. • flagellant adj. Given to flagellation. • FLAGELLANT n. a person who whips, esp. himself or herself in religious discipline or sexual gratification. |
| FLAGELLINS | • flagellins n. Plural of flagellin. • FLAGELLIN n. a polymeric protein that is the chief constituent of bacterial flagella. |
| FLAGGINGLY | • flaggingly adv. So as to flag or slow down; wearyingly. • FLAGGINGLY adv. FLAGGING. |
| FLAGRANTLY | • flagrantly adv. In a flagrant manner. • FLAGRANT adv. conspicuous. |
| FLANGELESS | • flangeless adj. Without a flange. • FLANGELESS adj. without a flange. |
| FLANNELING | • flanneling v. Present participle of flannel. • FLANNEL v. to cover with a soft fabric. |
| FLATLINING | • flatlining v. Present participle of flatline. • FLATLINE v. to register as having no brain waves or heartbeat. |
| FLOATINGLY | • floatingly adv. In a floating manner. • FLOATING adv. not fixed. |
| LANGLAUFER | • langlaufer n. One who takes part in langlauf, or cross-country skiing. • LANGLAUFER n. a cross-country skier. |
| LEAFLETING | • leafleting v. Present participle of leaflet. • LEAFLET v. to distribute printed sheets of paper. |
| MISFALLING | • misfalling v. Present participle of misfall. • MISFALL v. unluckily to befall. |
| NIGHTFALLS | • nightfalls n. Plural of nightfall. • NIGHTFALL n. the onset or beginning of the night. |
| OLDFANGLED | • oldfangled adj. Old-fashioned. • old-fangled adj. Alternative spelling of oldfangled. • OLDFANGLED adj. old-fashioned. |