| DENDRIFORM | • dendriform adj. Having a branched structure similar to a tree. • DENDRIFORM adj. shaped like a tree, e.g. a dendriform ulcer. |
| DRAUGHTPROOFED | • draughtproofed v. Simple past tense and past participle of draughtproof. • DRAUGHTPROOF v. to make proof against draughts. |
| DROPFORGED | • drop-forged adj. A workpiece that has been treated with drop forging. • DROPFORGE v. to forge metal between two dies. |
| FLYRODDER | • flyrodder n. An angler who fishes with a flyrod. • FLYRODDER n. an angler using artificial fly. |
| FLYRODDERS | • flyrodders n. Plural of flyrodder. • FLYRODDER n. an angler using artificial fly. |
| FODDERER | • fodderer n. One who fodders cattle. • FODDERER n. someone who supplies fodder. |
| FODDERERS | • fodderers n. Plural of fodderer. • FODDERER n. someone who supplies fodder. |
| FORBIDDER | • forbidder n. One who forbids. • FORBIDDER n. one who forbids. |
| FORBIDDERS | • forbidders n. Plural of forbidder. • FORBIDDER n. one who forbids. |
| FOREGROUNDED | • foregrounded v. Simple past tense and past participle of foreground. • FOREGROUND v. to bring to the foreground, the part of a picture or field of view nearest the observer's eye. |
| FOREORDAINED | • foreordained v. Simple past tense and past participle of foreordain. • FOREORDAIN v. to ordain or appoint beforehand. |
| FOREWARDED | • FOREWARD v. (archaic) to guard (something) in front. |
| FORWANDERED | • forwandered v. Simple past tense and past participle of forwander. • FORWANDER v. (archaic) to wander away; to go astray. |
| FORWARDED | • forwarded v. Simple past tense and past participle of forward. • FORWARD v. to help onward. |
| LADDERPROOF | • LADDERPROOF adj. of tights etc., not susceptible to laddering. |
| SURFBOARDED | • surfboarded v. Simple past tense and past participle of surfboard. • SURFBOARD v. to surf on a surfboard. |
| UNDERINFORMED | • underinformed adj. Given inadequate information. |
| UNDERPERFORMED | • underperformed v. Simple past tense and past participle of underperform. • UNDERPERFORM v. to perform insufficiently. |