| ANGUIFORM | • anguiform adj. Shaped like a snake. • ANGUIFORM adj. shaped like a snake. |
| ARGUFYING | • argufying v. Present participle of argufy. • ARGUFY v. to argue stubbornly. |
| AURIFYING | • aurifying v. Present participle of aurify. • AURIFY v. to turn into gold. |
| FAVOURING | • favouring v. Present participle of favour. • FAVOUR v. to regard with goodwill, also FAVOR. |
| FEATURING | • featuring v. Present participle of feature. • featuring n. (Rap music) A cameo on another performer’s track. • FEATURE v. to present prominently. |
| FIGURANTE | • figurante n. A female figurant, especially a ballet dancer. • FIGURANTE n. (Italian) a ballet-dancer, one of those who form a background for the solo dancer, also FIGURANT. |
| FIGURANTS | • figurants n. Plural of figurant. • FIGURANT n. (Italian) a ballet dancer who dances only in groups, also FIGURANTE. |
| FRAUGHANS | • fraughans n. Plural of fraughan. • FRAUGHAN n. (Irish) the whortleberry. |
| FULGURANT | • fulgurant adj. Resembling a lightning flash; fulgurous. • FULGURANT adj. flashing like lightning, also FULGOROUS, FULGUROUS. |
| FURCATING | • furcating v. Present participle of furcate. • FURCATE v. to divide into branches. |
| FURNACING | • furnacing v. Present participle of furnace. • FURNACE v. to subject to heat. |
| GARDENFUL | • gardenful n. An amount sufficient to fill a garden. • GARDENFUL n. the contents of a garden. |
| SUFFRAGAN | • suffragan n. A bishop seen in relation to his archbishop or metropolitan province (Which may summon him for support… • suffragan n. An auxiliary bishop. • SUFFRAGAN n. an assistant bishop; any bishop in relation to his metropolitan. |
| SURFACING | • surfacing v. Present participle of surface. • surfacing n. Material used to make a surface. • surfacing n. The act of coming above the surface. |
| UNFAIRING | • unfairing v. Present participle of unfair. • UNFAIR v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of beauty. |
| UNFEARING | • unfearing adj. Without fearing. • UNFEARING adj. not fearing. |
| UNFRAUGHT | • unfraught adj. Not fraught. • UNFRAUGHT v. to unload. |