| BENEFACTIONS | • benefactions n. Plural of benefaction. • BENEFACTION n. the act of benefiting. |
| BIOFEEDBACKS | • biofeedbacks n. Plural of biofeedback. • BIOFEEDBACK n. a technique for learning control of autonomic body functions in response to monitoring by electronic instruments such as an electrocardiograph. |
| CONFABULATES | • confabulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of confabulate. • CONFABULATE v. to chat; to invent past experiences. |
| COUNTERBUFFS | • counterbuffs n. Plural of counterbuff. • COUNTERBUFF v. to rebuff. |
| FIBROCEMENTS | • FIBROCEMENT n. (tradename) a kind of wallboard, made of compressed asbestos and cement, also FIBRO, FIBROLITE. |
| FIBRONECTINS | • fibronectins n. Plural of fibronectin. • FIBRONECTIN n. a protein found in blood, important in cell growth. |
| FLAMBOYANCES | • flamboyances n. Plural of flamboyance. • FLAMBOYANCE n. the state of being flamboyant, also FLAMBOYANCY. |
| FORBEARANCES | • forbearances n. Plural of forbearance. • FORBEARANCE n. tolerance. |
| FORBIDDANCES | • forbiddances n. Plural of forbiddance. • FORBIDDANCE n. (obsolete) the act of forbidding. |
| FORCIBLENESS | • forcibleness n. The quality of being forcible. • FORCIBLENESS n. the state of being forcible. |
| FORECASTABLE | • forecastable adj. Capable of being forecast; predictable. • FORECASTABLE adj. that can be forecast. |
| FORECLOSABLE | • foreclosable adj. Capable of being foreclosed. • FORECLOSABLE adj. that can be foreclosed. |
| FRANCOPHOBES | • Francophobes n. Plural of Francophobe. • FRANCOPHOBE n. a hater of things French. |
| LABEFACTIONS | • LABEFACTION n. a weakening, a decay, also LABEFACTATION. |
| RUBEFACTIONS | • rubefactions n. Plural of rubefaction. • RUBEFACTION n. reddening. |
| SORBEFACIENT | • sorbefacient adj. (Medicine) Producing absorption. • sorbefacient n. A medicine or substance that produces absorption. • SORBEFACIENT n. a substance promoting absorption. |
| TABEFACTIONS | • tabefactions n. Plural of tabefaction. • TABEFACTION n. wasting away, emaciation. |