| ENFLOWER | • enflower v. (Transitive, poetic) To cover or deck with flowers. • ENFLOWER v. to cover with flowers. |
| FENCEROW | • fencerow n. The land adjacent to a fence. • FENCEROW n. the land occupied by a fence. |
| FERNSHAW | • fernshaw n. A thicket of ferns. • FERNSHAW n. a thicket of ferns. |
| FOREKNEW | • foreknew v. Simple past tense and past participle of foreknow. • FOREKNOW v. to know beforehand. |
| FOREKNOW | • foreknow v. To have knowledge of beforehand. • FOREKNOW v. to know beforehand. |
| FOREWARN | • forewarn v. To warn in advance. • FOREWARN v. to warn in advance, also FORWARN. |
| FOREWENT | • forewent v. Simple past tense of forego. • FOREGO v. to go before. |
| FOREWIND | • forewind n. A favourable wind. • FOREWIND n. a wind from the forequarter. |
| FOREWING | • forewing n. Alternative spelling of fore wing. • fore␣wing n. (Entomology, in an insect) Either member of the pair of wings closest to the head. • FOREWING n. an anterior wing of an insect. |
| FOREWORN | • foreworn adj. (Archaic) worn out; wasted; used up. • FOREWORN adj. worn out, also FORWORN. |
| FROWNERS | • frowners n. Plural of frowner. • FROWNER n. one who frowns. |
| FROWNIER | • frownier adj. Comparative form of frowny: more frowny. • FROWNY adj. showing a frown. |
| SWERFING | • SWERF v. (Scots) to faint, also SWARF. |
| WAFERING | • wafering v. Present participle of wafer. • WAFER v. to fasten with an adhesive strip. |
| WOODFERN | • woodfern n. Any of several evergreen ferns, of the family Dryopteridaceae, especially genus Dryopteris, that have… • wood␣fern n. Many species of ferns in genus Dryopteris. • WOODFERN n. an evergreen fern. |
| WOONERFS | • woonerfs n. Plural of woonerf. • WOONERF n. (Dutch) a road in the Netherlands primarily for bicyclists and pedestrians. |