| GLASSIFIES | • glassifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of glassify. • GLASSIFY v. to become like glass. |
| FIBERGLASSES | • fiberglasses n. Plural of fiberglass. • FIBERGLASS v. (US) to coat with fiberglass, a synthetic fibre made of fine filaments of molten glass, also FIBREGLASS. |
| FIBREGLASSES | • fibreglasses n. Plural of fibreglass. • FIBREGLASS v. to protect or repair by applying fibreglass. |
| FLAGGINESSES | • FLAGGINESS n. the condition of being flaggy, flabby. |
| FINGERGLASSES | • finger␣glasses n. Plural of finger glass. • FINGERGLASS n. a bowl for water to clean the fingers at table. |
| FRAGILENESSES | • FRAGILENESS n. the state of being fragile. |
| GAINFULNESSES | • GAINFULNESS n. the state of being gainful. |
| LIGHTFASTNESS | • lightfastness n. The quality or degree of being lightfast. • LIGHTFAST n. of a fabric, that doesn't fade on exposure to light. |
| WINEGLASSFULS | • wineglassfuls n. Plural of wineglassful. • WINEGLASSFUL n. the contents of a wineglass. |
| FLAGITIOUSNESS | • flagitiousness n. The state or quality of being flagitious; wickedness, infamy. • FLAGITIOUS n. marked by scandalous crime or vice; villainous. |
| MISCLASSIFYING | • misclassifying v. Present participle of misclassify. • MISCLASSIFY v. to classify wrongly. |
| SUBCLASSIFYING | • subclassifying v. Present participle of subclassify. • SUBCLASSIFY v. to group into subclasses. |
| DISGRACEFULNESS | • disgracefulness n. The state or quality of being disgraceful. • DISGRACEFUL n. bringing or involving disgrace. |
| FATIGABLENESSES | • FATIGABLENESS n. FATIGABLE, easily tired, also FATIGUABLE. |
| FRANGIBLENESSES | • FRANGIBLENESS n. FRANGIBLE, readily broken; breakable. |
| LIGHTFASTNESSES | • lightfastnesses n. Plural of lightfastness. • LIGHTFASTNESS n. LIGHTFAST, of a fabric, that doesn't fade on exposure to light. |
| UNFAILINGNESSES | • UNFAILINGNESS n. the state of being unfailing. |