| FALSETTOS | • falsettos n. Plural of falsetto. • FALSETTO n. (Italian) an artificially high voice. |
| FANTASIST | • fantasist n. One who creates fantasies. • fantasist n. One living in a fantasy world. • fantasist n. A writer who writes in the fantasy style. |
| FATALISTS | • fatalists n. Plural of fatalist. • FATALIST n. a believer in fatalism. |
| FATSTOCKS | • fatstocks n. Plural of fatstock. • FATSTOCK n. livestock that is fat and ready for market. |
| FATTINESS | • fattiness n. The quality of being fatty. • FATTINESS n. the state of being fatty. |
| FLAUTISTS | • flautists n. Plural of flautist. • FLAUTIST n. one who plays the flute, also FLUTIST, FLUTER. |
| OUTFEASTS | • outfeasts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outfeast. • OUTFEAST v. to surpass in feasting. |
| SOFTPASTE | • softpaste adj. (Of ceramics) Having a body formulation that combines clay and frit, mainly used in the production of… • soft-paste adj. Alternative form of softpaste. • soft␣paste adj. Alternative form of softpaste. |
| SOOTHFAST | • soothfast adj. (Archaic) Actual; real. • soothfast adj. (Archaic) Based on the truth, true; faithful; honest, veracious. • soothfast adv. (Obsolete) Actually; truthfully. |
| STANDFAST | • stand␣fast v. (Idiomatic) stand firm. • stand␣fast interj. (Archery) a warning not to pass between the arrow and the target. • STANDFAST n. a reliable person or thing. |
| STEADFAST | • steadfast adj. Fixed or unchanging; steady. • steadfast adj. Firmly loyal or constant; unswerving. • STEADFAST adj. firm, unwavering, also STEDFAST. |
| STERNFAST | • sternfast n. (Nautical) A rope or chain for making fast a ship’s stern to a wharf, etc. • STERNFAST n. a rope or chain for making fast a ship's stern to a wharf. |
| TALKFESTS | • talkfests n. Plural of talkfest. • TALKFEST n. an informal discussion meeting. |
| TIPSTAFFS | • tipstaffs n. Plural of tipstaff. • TIPSTAFF n. an attendant in a law court. |