| AFFERENTS | • afferents n. Plural of afferent. • AFFERENT n. something that carries towards. |
| FARNESSES | • farnesses n. Plural of farness. • FARNESS n. the state of being far away. |
| FARSEEING | • farseeing adj. Having good eyesight; eagle-eyed. • farseeing adj. Characterized by prudence and foresight. • far-seeing adj. Alternative form of farseeing. |
| FASTENERS | • fasteners n. Plural of fastener. • FASTENER n. something that fastens. |
| FATTENERS | • fatteners n. Plural of fattener. • FATTENER n. one that fattens. |
| FENESTRAE | • fenestrae n. Plural of fenestra. • FENESTRA n. (Latin) a perforation. |
| 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. |
| FENESTRAS | • fenestras n. Plural of fenestra. • FENESTRA n. (Latin) a perforation. |
| FLANERIES | • flâneries n. Plural of flânerie. • FLANERIE n. (French) commendable idleness or aimless wandering. |
| FOREMEANS | • FOREMEAN v. to intend beforehand. |
| FORENAMES | • forenames n. Plural of forename. • forenames v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of forename. • FORENAME n. a first name. |
| FREDAINES | • fredaines n. Plural of fredaine. • FREDAINE n. (French) an escapade or prank. |
| FREEMASON | • freemason n. A member of a guild of skilled itinerant masons during the Middle Ages and early modern times. • Freemason n. A member of the Free and Accepted Masons (sometimes entitled Ancient Free and Accepted Masons), an international… • FREEMASON n. in the Middle Ages, a stonemason of a superior grade. |
| REFASTENS | • refastens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of refasten. • REFASTEN v. to fasten again. |