| FIREROOM | • fireroom n. (Nautical) stokehold. • FIREROOM n. a room containing a ship's boilers. |
| FLOORERS | • floorers n. Plural of floorer. • FLOORER n. a knockdown blow; a conclusive answer or retort. |
| FORBORNE | • forborne v. Past participle of forbear. • FORBEAR v. to refrain from. |
| FOREGOER | • foregoer n. Alternative form of forgoer. • foregoer n. (Historical) A purveyor of the king, who provided for his household. • FOREGOER n. one who goes before another; a predecessor. |
| FOREWORD | • foreword n. An introductory section preceding the main text of a book or other document; a preface or introduction. • FOREWORD n. an introductory statement. |
| FOREWORN | • foreworn adj. (Archaic) worn out; wasted; used up. • FOREWORN adj. worn out, also FORWORN. |
| FORGOERS | • forgoers n. Plural of forgoer. • FORGOER n. one who forgoes. |
| FORSWORE | • forswore v. Simple past tense of foreswear. • FORSWEAR v. to deny under oath, also FORESWEAR. |
| OFFERORS | • offerors n. Plural of offeror. • OFFEROR n. one who offers, also OFFERER. |
| PROOFERS | • proofers n. Plural of proofer. • PROOFER n. one who proofs. |
| REPROOFS | • reproofs n. Plural of reproof. • REPROOF v. to make waterproof again. |
| REROOFED | • reroofed v. Simple past tense and past participle of reroof. • REROOF v. to renew the roof. |
| ROOFTREE | • rooftree n. The primary beam of a roof; the ridgepole; hence, the roof itself. • rooftree n. (Figuratively) A home; a household. • roof␣tree n. (Archaic) The ridgepole of a peaked roof, especially that of a house. |