| FETOSCOPE | • fetoscope n. A flexible fibreoptic device used to view a foetus in the womb. • fetoscope n. A form of stethoscope for listening to the foetal heartbeat. • FETOSCOPE n. an instrument used for looking at the fetus. |
| FOPPERIES | • fopperies n. Plural of foppery. • FOPPERY n. dandyish behaviour. |
| FORCEPSES | • forcepses n. Plural of forceps. • FORCEPS n. (Latin) a pair of tongs used in surgery. |
| FOREPEAKS | • forepeaks n. Plural of forepeak. • FOREPEAK n. the forward part of a ship's hold. |
| FORESPAKE | • forespake v. (Archaic) simple past tense of forespeak. • FORESPEAK v. to predict. |
| FORESPEAK | • forespeak v. (Transitive, archaic) To foretell, to predict. • forespeak v. Alternative spelling of forspeak. • FORESPEAK v. to predict. |
| FORESPEND | • forespend v. (Transitive) To spend beforehand or in advance. • forespend v. Alternative form of forspend. • FORESPEND v. to wear out physically, also FORSPEND. |
| FORESPENT | • forespent v. Simple past tense and past participle of forespend. • FORESPEND v. to wear out physically, also FORSPEND. |
| FORESPOKE | • forespoke v. Simple past tense of forespeak. • FORESPEAK v. to predict. |
| FREEPOSTS | • FREEPOST n. free of charge mail. |
| PERFECTOS | • perfectos n. Plural of perfecto. • Perfectos prop.n. Plural of Perfecto. • PERFECTO n. (Spanish) a large tapering cigar. |
| PROFESSED | • professed adj. Openly declared or acknowledged. • professed adj. Professing to be qualified. • professed adj. Admitted to a religious order. |
| PROFESSES | • professes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of profess. • PROFESS v. to affirm openly. |
| REPOSEFUL | • reposeful adj. Providing repose, restful. • reposeful adj. Having an appearance of repose, peaceful. • REPOSEFUL adj. restful. |
| SHEEPFOLD | • sheepfold n. An enclosure for keeping sheep. • sheepfold n. A flock of sheep. • SHEEPFOLD n. a pen for sheep. |
| TORPEFIES | • torpefies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of torpefy. • TORPEFY v. to make numb or torpid. |