| ANGELFISHES | • angelfishes n. Plural of angelfish. • ANGELFISH n. a brightly coloured tropical fish. |
| CLINGFISHES | • clingfishes n. Plural of clingfish. • CLINGFISH n. any small marine teleost fish of the family Gobiesocidae. |
| DISFLESHING | • disfleshing v. Present participle of disflesh. • DISFLESH v. (archaic) to reduce the flesh or obesity of. |
| FINGERHOLDS | • fingerholds n. Plural of fingerhold. • FINGERHOLD n. a hold or place of support for the fingers. |
| FINGERHOLES | • fingerholes n. Plural of fingerhole. • finger␣holes n. Plural of finger hole. • FINGERHOLE n. a hole in a wind instrument for putting the fingers in to modify the pitch. |
| FLESHMONGER | • fleshmonger n. (Archaic) One who deals in flesh; hence, a pimp, procurer, or pander. • FLESHMONGER n. a whoremonger; a procurer. |
| FLIGHTINESS | • flightiness n. The quality of being flighty. • FLIGHTINESS n. the state of being flighty. |
| FLUGELHORNS | • flugelhorns n. Plural of flugelhorn. • flügelhorns n. Plural of flügelhorn. • FLUGELHORN n. (German) a bugle with valves, also FLUEGELHORN. |
| FREIGHTLESS | • freightless adj. Without freight. • FREIGHTLESS adj. without freight. |
| GLOBEFISHES | • globefishes n. Plural of globefish. • GLOBEFISH n. a fish that can suck in water or air and distend the body to a more or less globular form. |
| GOLDFINCHES | • goldfinches n. Plural of goldfinch. • GOLDFINCH n. a small gold-coloured bird of the finch family. |
| OVERFLIGHTS | • overflights n. Plural of overflight. • OVERFLIGHT n. a passage over an area in an aircraft. |
| RESHUFFLING | • reshuffling v. Present participle of reshuffle. • reshuffling n. (Gerund of reshuffle) An act in which something is reshuffled. • RESHUFFLE v. to shuffle again. |
| SPACEFLIGHT | • spaceflight n. Alternative spelling of space flight. • space␣flight n. (Uncountable) Flight into, from or through space. • space␣flight n. (Countable) A voyage in space. |
| STRENGTHFUL | • strengthful adj. (Archaic) Full of strength; strong; having strength; powerful. • STRENGTHFUL adj. full of strength. |