| DEFORMALISES | • DEFORMALISE v. to make less formal, also DEFORMALIZE. |
| DOLLARFISHES | • dollarfishes n. Plural of dollarfish. • DOLLARFISH n. any of various fishes that have a rounded compressed silvery body, esp. the moonfishes or the American butterfish. |
| FAIRYFLOSSES | • FAIRYFLOSS n. (Australian) candyfloss. |
| FALDISTORIES | • faldistories n. Plural of faldistory. • FALDISTORY n. (obsolete) the throne or seat of a bishop within the chancel. |
| FOOLHARDISES | • FOOLHARDISE n. (Spenser) foolhardiness, also FOOLHARDIZE. |
| FORESTALLERS | • forestallers n. Plural of forestaller. • FORESTALLER n. one who forestalls. |
| FORESTAYSAIL | • forestaysail n. (Nautical) A triangular sail attached to the forestay. • FORESTAYSAIL n. the sail attached to a forestay. |
| FORMALNESSES | • FORMALNESS n. formality. |
| FORMULARISES | • formularises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of formularise. • FORMULARISE v. to state in or reduce to a formula, also FORMULARIZE. |
| OVERCLASSIFY | • overclassify v. (Transitive) To classify excessively. • OVERCLASSIFY v. to classify to excess. |
| PARFOCALISES | • PARFOCALISE v. to make parfocal, also PARFOCALIZE. |
| PROFESSIONAL | • professional n. A person who belongs to a profession. • professional n. A person who earns their living from a specified activity. • professional n. (Euphemistic) A prostitute. |
| PROFESSORIAL | • professorial adj. Of, relating to, or characteristic of a professor or professors, or of a professorship or professorships. • PROFESSORIAL adj. of or like a professor. |
| SALUTIFEROUS | • salutiferous adj. (Now rare) Conducive to good health; healthy. • salutiferous adj. Conducive to safety or salvation. • SALUTIFEROUS adj. conducive to health or wellbeing. |
| SATINFLOWERS | • satinflowers n. Plural of satinflower. • SATINFLOWER n. another name for the greater stitchwort. |
| STRAWFLOWERS | • strawflowers n. Plural of strawflower. • STRAWFLOWER n. any Australian composite flowering plant of the genus Helichrysum. |