| FANTIGUES | • fantigues n. Plural of fantigue. • FANTIGUE n. anxiety, also FANTEEG. |
| FASTIGIUM | • fastigium n. An apex or summit; culmination. • fastigium n. (Architecture) A pediment or gable end. • fastigium n. (Pathology) The most intense phase of a disease, especially a fever. |
| FIGURANTS | • figurants n. Plural of figurant. • FIGURANT n. (Italian) a ballet dancer who dances only in groups, also FIGURANTE. |
| FLUXGATES | • fluxgates n. Plural of fluxgate. • FLUXGATE n. a device for measuring a magnetic field. |
| FRAUTAGES | • FRAUTAGE n. (Shakespeare) loading, cargo, also FRAUGHTAGE. |
| FRUGALIST | • frugalist n. A person who acts frugally. • FRUGALIST n. a person who is frugal. |
| FRUITAGES | • fruitages n. Plural of fruitage. • FRUITAGE n. the process of bearing fruit. |
| FUGHETTAS | • fughettas n. Plural of fughetta. • FUGHETTA n. (Italian) a short fugue. |
| FUMIGANTS | • fumigants n. Plural of fumigant. • FUMIGANT n. a source of fumes, esp. a substance used for fumigation. |
| FUMIGATES | • fumigates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fumigate. • FUMIGATE v. to subject to fumes to kill pests. |
| FUNGISTAT | • fungistat n. A chemical or biological agent that stops fungi from reproducing. • FUNGISTAT n. a substance that inhibits the growth of a fungus. |
| FUSTIGATE | • fustigate v. (Transitive) To hit someone with a club. • fustigate v. (Figuratively) To harshly criticize someone. • FUSTIGATE v. (obsolete) to beat with a club. |
| STAGEFULS | • stagefuls n. Plural of stageful. • STAGEFUL n. as much as a stage can hold. |
| SULFATING | • sulfating v. Present participle of sulfate. • SULFATE v. to treat with sulfuric acid, also SULPHATE. |
| TURFGRASS | • turfgrass n. Any grass used to make turf. • TURFGRASS n. grass grown for lawns. |