| ENFEEBLING | • enfeebling v. Present participle of enfeeble. • enfeebling adj. Causing enfeeblement. • ENFEEBLE v. to make feeble. |
| ENFELONING | • ENFELON v. (Spenser) to make fierce. |
| ENFILADING | • enfilading v. Present participle of enfilade. • ENFILADE v. (French) to direct gunfire along a whole line. |
| ENFLESHING | • enfleshing v. Present participle of enflesh. • ENFLESH v. to turn into flesh. |
| FEIGNINGLY | • feigningly adv. With feigning or deception. • FEIGNINGLY adv. FEIGNING. |
| FINGERLING | • fingerling n. A young salmon or trout. • fingerling n. A type of small potato grown primarily in North America. • fingerling n. An infant weasel, stoat, ferret; esp. weasels. |
| FINGERNAIL | • fingernail n. The hard, flat translucent covering near the tip of a human finger, useful for scratching and fine manipulation. • finger␣nail n. Alternative form of fingernail. • FINGERNAIL n. the nail of a finger. |
| FLANKERING | • flankering v. Present participle of flanker. • FLANKER v. to use flank defences. |
| FLANNELING | • flanneling v. Present participle of flannel. • FLANNEL v. to cover with a soft fabric. |
| FLATTENING | • flattening v. Present participle of flatten. • flattening n. The act, or the result of making something flat or flatter. • flattening n. A flattened part of something. |
| FLEHMENING | • flehmening v. Present participle of flehmen. • FLEHMEN v. of a mammal, to grimace with lips drawn back. |
| FLINDERING | • flindering v. Present participle of flinder. • FLINDER v. to break to pieces. |
| FORLENDING | • forlending v. Present participle of forlend. • FORLEND v. (archaic) to grant or resign beforehand, also FORELEND. |
| FUNNELLING | • funnelling v. (British spelling) present participle of funnel. • funnelling n. The process of passing something through a funnel. • FUNNEL v. to pass through a cone-shaped utensil. |
| INFLECTING | • inflecting v. Present participle of inflect. • INFLECT v. to bend or curve inwards. |
| INGULFMENT | • ingulfment n. Archaic form of engulfment. • INGULFMENT n. the state of being engulfed, also ENGULFMENT. |
| MEANINGFUL | • meaningful adj. Having meaning, significant. • MEANINGFUL adj. having a meaning or purpose. |
| UNFLESHING | • unfleshing v. Present participle of unflesh. • UNFLESH v. to remove the flesh from. |