| AFTERGAMES | • aftergames n. Plural of aftergame. • after-games n. Plural of after-game. • AFTERGAME n. a rematch; a means employed after the first turn of affairs. |
| DEFRAGGERS | • defraggers n. Plural of defragger. • DEFRAGGER n. one who defrags. |
| FEEDGRAINS | • feedgrains n. Plural of feedgrain. • feed␣grains n. Plural of feed grain. • FEEDGRAIN n. cereal grown to feed livestock. |
| FERTIGATES | • fertigates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fertigate. • FERTIGATE v. to fertilize and irrigate at the same time. |
| FILLAGREES | • fillagrees n. Plural of fillagree. • FILLAGREE n. a kind of ornamental metallic lacework. |
| FLOWERAGES | • flowerages n. Plural of flowerage. • FLOWERAGE n. the process or result of flowering; flowers collectively. |
| FOREGLEAMS | • foregleams n. Plural of foregleam. • FOREGLEAM n. a glimpse into the future. |
| FORESTAGES | • forestages n. Plural of forestage. • forestages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of forestage. • FORESTAGE n. a duty or tribute payable to the king's foresters. |
| FOSTERAGES | • fosterages n. Plural of fosterage. • FOSTERAGE n. the care of a foster child. |
| FREEBASING | • freebasing v. Present participle of freebase. • free␣basing v. Present participle of free base. • FREEBASE v. to refine cocaine by heating it with ether. |
| FREEGANISM | • freeganism n. The practice of living as a freegan. • FREEGANISM n. the policy of being a freegan. |
| PERSIFLAGE | • persiflage n. Good-natured banter; raillery. • persiflage n. Frivolous, lighthearted discussion of a topic. • PERSIFLAGE n. (French) frivolous, bantering talk. |
| PILFERAGES | • pilferages n. Plural of pilferage. • PILFERAGE n. the act of pilfering. |
| PRESAGEFUL | • presageful adj. Full of presages; ominous. • PRESAGEFUL adj. full of presages; ominous. |
| SIEGECRAFT | • siegecraft n. The science of besieging; warcraft of sieges. • SIEGECRAFT n. the military art of conducting a siege. |
| TELFERAGES | • telferages n. Plural of telferage. • TELFERAGE n. use of a telfer, a contrivance for the conveyance of vehicles or loads by means of electricity. |