| FIBERFILLS | • fiberfills n. Plural of fiberfill. • FIBERFILL n. (US) synthetic fibres used as a filling material, also FIBREFILL. |
| FIBREFILLS | • fibrefills n. Plural of fibrefill. • FIBREFILL n. synthetic fibres used as a filling material, also FIBERFILL. |
| FIBRILLINS | • fibrillins n. Plural of fibrillin. • FIBRILLIN n. a protein found in connective tissue. |
| FIBRILLOSE | • fibrillose adj. Covered with fibrils, such as fungi or the undersurface of some lichens. • FIBRILLOSE adj. having, or covered with, small fibres or the appearance of small fibres. |
| FIBRILLOUS | • fibrillous adj. Alternative spelling of fibrillose. • FIBRILLOUS adj. relating to or having small fibres. |
| FIBRILLATES | • fibrillates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fibrillate. • FIBRILLATE v. to undergo fibrillation. |
| FERTILISABLE | • fertilisable adj. Alternative spelling of fertilizable. • FERTILISABLE adj. capable of being fertilised, also FERTILIZABLE. |
| DEFIBRILLATES | • defibrillates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of defibrillate. • DEFIBRILLATE v. to apply a defibrillator to. |
| FIBRILLATIONS | • fibrillations n. Plural of fibrillation. • FIBRILLATION n. uncoordinated contraction of muscle-fibres in the heart. |
| DEFIBRILLATORS | • defibrillators n. Plural of defibrillator. • DEFIBRILLATOR n. an electronic device that applies an electric shock to restore the rhythm of a fibrillating heart. |
| FILTRABILITIES | • filtrabilities n. Plural of filtrability. • FILTRABILITY n. the quality of being filtrable, also FILTERABILITY. |
| LIEBFRAUMILCHS | • LIEBFRAUMILCH n. a fruity white Rhine wine. |
| DEFIBRILLATIONS | • defibrillations n. Plural of defibrillation. • DEFIBRILLATION n. the act of defibrillating. |
| FILTERABILITIES | • filterabilities n. Plural of filterability. • FILTERABILITY n. the quality of being filterable, also FILTRABILITY. |
| REFLEXIBILITIES | • reflexibilities n. Plural of reflexibility. • REFLEXIBILITY n. the state of being reflexible, capable of being reflected. |