| BALLFLOWERS | • ballflowers n. Plural of ballflower. • ball-flowers n. Plural of ball-flower. • ball␣flowers n. Plural of ball flower. |
| FALLALERIES | • fallaleries n. Plural of fallalery. • FALLALERY n. foppishness. |
| FALLALISHLY | • FALLALISH adv. like a fallal, foppish. |
| FALLIBILISM | • fallibilism n. The doctrine that knowledge is never certain, but always hypothetical and susceptible to correction. • FALLIBILISM n. the doctrine that empirical knowledge is uncertain. |
| FALLIBILIST | • fallibilist n. An advocate or supporter of fallibilism. • FALLIBILIST n. one who holds to the doctrine that empirical knowledge is uncertain. |
| FAULTLESSLY | • faultlessly adv. In a faultless manner. • FAULTLESS adv. without fault. |
| FELLWALKERS | • fellwalkers n. Plural of fellwalker. • FELLWALKER n. one who engages in fell-walking. |
| FLAGELLANTS | • flagellants n. Plural of flagellant. • FLAGELLANT n. a person who whips, esp. himself or herself in religious discipline or sexual gratification. |
| FLAGELLATES | • flagellates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flagellate. • FLAGELLATE v. to whip; to scourge. |
| INFALLIBLES | • infallibles n. Plural of infallible. • INFALLIBLE n. one incapable of failure. |
| LEAFROLLERS | • leafrollers n. Plural of leafroller. • leaf-rollers n. Plural of leaf-roller. • leaf␣rollers n. Plural of leaf roller. |
| PLAYFELLOWS | • playfellows n. Plural of playfellow. • PLAYFELLOW n. a companion in amusements or sports; a playmate. |
| WALLFLOWERS | • wallflowers n. Plural of wallflower. • wall-flowers n. Plural of wall-flower. • wall␣flowers n. Plural of wall flower. |