| BACKFALLS | • backfalls n. Plural of backfall. • BACKFALL n. a fall or throw on the back in wrestling. |
| DEADFALLS | • deadfalls n. Plural of deadfall. • DEADFALL n. a type of animal trap. |
| FALDERALS | • falderals n. Plural of falderal. • FALDERAL v. to sing meaningless sounds, also FALDEROL, FOLDEROL. |
| FALLACIES | • fallacies n. Plural of fallacy. • FALLACY n. delusion or error. |
| FALLALISH | • FALLALISH adj. like a fallal, foppish. |
| FALLAWAYS | • fallaways n. Plural of fallaway. • FALLAWAY n. a shot in basketball made while moving away from the basket. |
| FALLBACKS | • fallbacks n. Plural of fallback. • fall-backs n. Plural of fall-back. • FALLBACK n. a retreat, a contingency plan. |
| FARFALLES | • FARFALLE n. (Italian) pasta in the shape of bow ties or butterflies. |
| FASTBALLS | • fastballs n. Plural of fastball. • FASTBALL n. a type of pitch in baseball. |
| FLASHLAMP | • flashlamp n. A kind of lamp that uses an electric current to start powder burning and produce a brief sudden burst… • FLASHLAMP n. an electric torch. |
| FLATLANDS | • flatlands n. Plural of flatland. • flatlands n. A terrain that varies little in elevation. • FLATLAND n. land lacking variation in elevation. |
| FLAVANOLS | • flavanols n. Plural of flavanol. • FLAVANOL n. a derivative of flavone, also FLAVONOL. |
| LANDFALLS | • landfalls n. Plural of landfall. • LANDFALL n. an approach to land. |
| LANGLAUFS | • langlaufs n. Plural of langlauf. • langlaufs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of langlauf. • LANGLAUF n. (German) a cross-country ski run. |
| LEAFSTALK | • leafstalk n. The stalk that supports a leaf and connects it to the plant. • LEAFSTALK n. the stalk or petiole which supports a leaf. |
| PRATFALLS | • pratfalls n. Plural of pratfall. • PRATFALL v. to fall on the buttocks, to make a big blunder. |
| RAINFALLS | • rainfalls n. Plural of rainfall. • RAINFALL n. a fall of rain. |
| SPATFALLS | • spatfalls n. Plural of spatfall. • SPATFALL n. a mass of shellfish larvae. |
| TRAPFALLS | • TRAPFALL n. a trapdoor that gives way beneath the feet; a pitfall. |