| CALIFONTS | • CALIFONT n. (tradename) a kind of gas water heater. |
| FALANGIST | • Falangist n. A member of the Falange. • Falangist adj. Of or pertaining to the Falange. • FALANGIST n. a member of the Spanish Fascist party. |
| FANLIGHTS | • fanlights n. Plural of fanlight. • FANLIGHT n. a half-circle window with crossbars arranged like ribs of fan. |
| FILAMENTS | • filaments n. Plural of filament. • FILAMENT n. a slender threadlike body, fibre. |
| FINALISTS | • finalists n. Plural of finalist. • FINALIST n. a contestant who reaches the last part of a competition. |
| FLATIRONS | • flatirons n. Plural of flatiron. • flat␣irons n. Plural of flat iron. • FLATIRON n. an iron for pressing clothes. |
| FLATLINES | • flatlines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flatline. • flat␣lines n. Plural of flat line. • FLATLINE v. to register as having no brain waves or heartbeat. |
| FLATLINGS | • flatlings adv. (Scotland) Alternative form of flatling. • FLATLINGS adv. (Spenser) with a flat side or edge, also FLATLING, FLATLONG. |
| FLATTINGS | • flattings n. Plural of flatting. • FLATTING n. painting with a flat finish. |
| FLOATINGS | • floatings n. Plural of floating. • FLOATING n. the act of floating. |
| INFLATERS | • inflaters n. Plural of inflater. • INFLATER n. one that inflates, also INFLATOR. |
| INFLATORS | • inflators n. Plural of inflator. • INFLATOR n. one that inflates, also INFLATER. |
| LOANSHIFT | • loanshift n. The situation in which a word changes or extends its meaning under the influence of another language. • loanshift n. A word whose meaning has changed in this way. • LOANSHIFT n. the adaptation of a word from one language to another. |
| SULFATING | • sulfating v. Present participle of sulfate. • SULFATE v. to treat with sulfuric acid, also SULPHATE. |
| SULFATION | • sulfation n. (Chemistry) The replacement of a hydrogen atom of an organic compound with a sulfate (-OSO2OH) functional… • SULFATION n. the act of forming a sulfate, also SULPHATION. |
| TRAINFULS | • trainfuls n. Plural of trainful. • TRAINFUL n. as much as a railway train can hold. |