| DEFOCUSSING | • defocussing v. Present participle of defocus. • DEFOCUS v. to cause to go out of focus. |
| DEFORESTING | • deforesting v. Present participle of deforest. • DEFOREST v. to remove the trees from an area. |
| DEFROSTINGS | • defrostings n. Plural of defrosting. • DEFROSTING n. the act of removing frost from. |
| DOGFIGHTERS | • dogfighters n. Plural of dogfighter. |
| DRAGONFLIES | • dragonflies n. Plural of dragonfly. • DRAGONFLY n. a predaceous long-bodied often brilliantly-coloured insect of the Odonata. |
| FINGERHOLDS | • fingerholds n. Plural of fingerhold. • FINGERHOLD n. a hold or place of support for the fingers. |
| FIREDRAGONS | • firedragons n. Plural of firedragon. • FIREDRAGON n. a fire-breathing dragon, also FIREDRAKE. |
| FOOTBRIDGES | • footbridges n. Plural of footbridge. • FOOTBRIDGE n. a bridge for pedestrians. |
| FOOTSLOGGED | • footslogged v. Simple past tense and past participle of footslog. • FOOTSLOG v. to march or tramp. |
| FOREBODINGS | • forebodings n. Plural of foreboding. • FOREBODING n. a premonition. |
| FOREGROUNDS | • foregrounds n. Plural of foreground. • foregrounds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of foreground. • FOREGROUND v. to bring to the foreground, the part of a picture or field of view nearest the observer's eye. |
| FORESIGHTED | • foresighted adj. Having foresight; foreseeing; provident. • FORESIGHTED adj. having foresight. |
| FORSPENDING | • forspending v. Present participle of forspend. • FORSPEND v. to wear out, also FORESPEND. |
| GODFORSAKEN | • godforsaken adj. Abandoned by a deity or god. • godforsaken adj. Particularly awful; very bad. • Godforsaken adj. Alternative form of godforsaken. |
| GOLDFINCHES | • goldfinches n. Plural of goldfinch. • GOLDFINCH n. a small gold-coloured bird of the finch family. |
| GOLDFINNIES | • goldfinnies n. Plural of goldfinny. • GOLDFINNY n. one of two or more species of European labroid fishes, also GOLDSINNY. |
| GOODFELLOWS | • Goodfellows prop.n. Plural of Goodfellow. • GOODFELLOW n. a jolly or boon companion. |
| SCAFFOLDAGE | • scaffoldage n. The amount of scaffolding needed, or supplied for a specific installation. • SCAFFOLDAGE n. the gallery of a theatre, also SCAFFOLAGE. |