| CHIEFRIES | • chiefries n. Plural of chiefrie. • chiefries n. Plural of chiefry. • CHIEFRY n. an Irish chieftaincy. |
| FASHERIES | • fasheries n. Plural of fashery. • FASHERY n. annoyance. |
| FIREHOSES | • firehoses n. Plural of firehose. • fire␣hoses n. Plural of fire hose. • FIREHOSE n. a hose used by firefighters. |
| FIREHOUSE | • firehouse n. (Dialectal) A house containing a fire to heat it; a dwelling-house, as opposed to a barn, a stable, or other outhouse. • firehouse n. (US, firefighting) A fire station. • fire␣house n. (US, firefighting) Fire station. |
| FISHERIES | • fisheries n. Plural of fishery. • FISHERY n. a place for catching fish. |
| FISHERMEN | • fishermen n. Plural of fisherman. • FISHERMAN n. one who catches fish. |
| FLESHLIER | • fleshlier adj. Comparative form of fleshly: more fleshly. • FLESHLY adj. pertaining to the body. |
| FOREWEIGH | • foreweigh v. (Transitive) To estimate in advance; to count the cost of beforehand. • FOREWEIGH v. (archaic) to estimate beforehand. |
| FREIGHTED | • freighted adj. (Also figuratively) Loaded with cargo; charged. • freighted v. Simple past tense and past participle of freight. • FREIGHT v. to load with goods for transportation. |
| FREIGHTER | • freighter n. One who loads a ship, or one who charters and loads a ship. • freighter n. One employed in receiving and forwarding freight. • freighter n. One for whom freight is transported. |
| HELLFIRES | • hellfires n. Plural of hellfire. • HELLFIRE n. the torment of hell. |
| HYPERFINE | • hyperfine adj. Extremely fine, especially of the hyperfine structure in the spectra of atoms and molecules. • HYPERFINE adj. excessively fine. |
| KERCHIEFS | • kerchiefs n. Plural of kerchief. • KERCHIEF n. a cloth or scarf used to cover the head, esp. by a woman. |
| REDFISHES | • redfishes n. Plural of redfish. • REDFISH n. the blueback salmon of the north Pacific, aka nerka. |
| SHELLFIRE | • shellfire n. Artillery bombardment. • SHELLFIRE n. the firing of shells. |
| THEIRSELF | • theirself pron. (Nonstandard) Alternative form of themself. • theirself pron. (Nonstandard) Alternative form of themselves. • THEIRSELF pron. (dialect) themselves. |