| DEFLATERS | • deflaters n. Plural of deflater. • DEFLATER n. something that deflates, also DEFLATOR. |
| FALTERERS | • falterers n. Plural of falterer. • FALTERER n. one who falters. |
| FEASTLESS | • feastless adj. Without a feast. • FEASTLESS adj. without a feast. |
| FEATLIEST | • featliest adj. Superlative form of featly: most featly. • FEATLY adj. (Shakespeare) graceful. |
| FENESTRAL | • fenestral n. (Archaeology) A casement or window sash closed with cloth or paper instead of glass. • fenestral adj. (Architecture) Relating to a window or windows. • fenestral adj. (Anatomy) Of or relating to a fenestra. |
| FLAMELETS | • flamelets n. Plural of flamelet. • FLAMELET n. a small flame. |
| FLATETTES | • flatettes n. Plural of flatette. • FLATETTE n. (Australian slang) a small flat. |
| FLEABITES | • fleabites n. Plural of fleabite. • FLEABITE n. the bite of a flea. |
| FORESTEAL | • FORESTEAL adj. of or pertaining to forests, also FORESTAL, FORESTIAL, FORESTINE. |
| FRAILTEES | • FRAILTEE n. (Spenser) frailty. |
| METAFILES | • metafiles n. Plural of metafile. • METAFILE n. graphical information capable of being transferred between systems or software. |
| REISTAFEL | • reistafel n. Alternative form of rijsttafel. • REISTAFEL n. (Dutch) an Indonesian rice dish, also RIJSTAFEL, RIJSTTAFEL. |
| SEALIFTED | • sealifted v. Simple past tense and past participle of sealift. • SEALIFT v. to transport (military personnel and equipment) by ship. |
| SPLAYFEET | • splayfeet n. Plural of splayfoot. • SPLAYFOOT n. a foot that is abnormally flattened and spread out. |
| TAFFERELS | • tafferels n. Plural of tafferel. • TAFFEREL n. (Dutch) a rail around the stern of a ship, also TAFFRAIL, TAFFAREL. |
| TELEFAXES | • telefaxes n. Plural of telefax. • TELEFAX v. to send by fax. |