| AGFLATIONS | • AGFLATION n. an economic situation in which increased demand causes an increase in the price of food products, and a potential rise in general inflation. |
| FALANGISTS | • Falangists n. Plural of Falangist. • FALANGIST n. a member of the Spanish Fascist party. |
| FALTERINGS | • falterings n. Plural of faltering. • FALTERING n. the act of faltering. |
| FLAGITATES | • flagitates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flagitate. • FLAGITATE v. to entreat or importune. |
| FLAGITIOUS | • flagitious adj. (Literary) Guilty of terrible crimes; wicked, criminal. • flagitious adj. (Literary) Extremely brutal or wicked; heinous, monstrous. • FLAGITIOUS adj. marked by scandalous crime or vice; villainous. |
| FLAGSTICKS | • flagsticks n. Plural of flagstick. • FLAGSTICK n. a pole for displaying a flag, also FLAGPOLE, FLAGSTAFF. |
| FLASHLIGHT | • flashlight n. (US, Canada) A battery-powered hand-held light source. • flashlight n. A flashgun (device used to create flashes of light for photography). • flashlight n. (Obsolete) A photograph taken with a flash camera. |
| FORTILAGES | • fortilages n. Plural of fortilage. • FORTILAGE n. (Spenser) fortress, stronghold. |
| FRUGALISTA | • frugalista n. (Informal) A person (especially a woman) who is fashionable while being thrifty. • FRUGALISTA n. a person who tries to stay fashionably dressed on a budget. |
| FRUGALISTS | • frugalists n. Plural of frugalist. • FRUGALIST n. a person who is frugal. |
| LIGHTFACES | • lightfaces n. Plural of lightface. • LIGHTFACE n. a typeface having comparatively light thin lines. |
| NIGHTFALLS | • nightfalls n. Plural of nightfall. • NIGHTFALL n. the onset or beginning of the night. |
| SAFELIGHTS | • safelights n. Plural of safelight. • SAFELIGHT n. a light used in a photographic darkroom etc., which emits light of an intensity and colour which will not damage the materials being processed. |
| SEALIFTING | • sealifting v. Present participle of sealift. • SEALIFT v. to transport (military personnel and equipment) by ship. |
| SMIFLIGATE | • SMIFLIGATE v. Charles Dickens's nonce word for to spiflicate. |
| SUFFLATING | • sufflating v. Present participle of sufflate. • SUFFLATE v. (archaic) to inflate. |