| FARMHOUSES | • farmhouses n. Plural of farmhouse. • farm␣houses n. Plural of farm house. • FARMHOUSE n. the farmer's house attached to a farm. |
| FIRESTORMS | • firestorms n. Plural of firestorm. • fire␣storms n. Plural of fire storm. • FIRESTORM n. a huge blaze (especially a result of heavy bombing) which fans its own flames by creating its own draught. |
| FLESHWORMS | • fleshworms n. Plural of fleshworm. • FLESHWORM n. (archaic) a worm or maggot that feeds on flesh. |
| FORMALISES | • formalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of formalise. • FORMALISE v. to make formal, also FORMALIZE. |
| FORMALNESS | • formalness n. Quality of being formal. • FORMALNESS n. formality. |
| FORMLESSLY | • formlessly adv. In a formless manner. • FORMLESS adv. lacking structure. |
| FORMULISES | • formulises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of formulise. • FORMULISE v. to express in a formula, also FORMULIZE. |
| FRAMBOISES | • framboises n. Plural of framboise. • FRAMBOISE n. (French) a brandy distilled from raspberries in the Alsace-Lorraine region. |
| FREEMASONS | • freemasons n. Plural of freemason. • Freemasons n. Plural of Freemason. • FREEMASON n. in the Middle Ages, a stonemason of a superior grade. |
| MISFEASORS | • misfeasors n. Plural of misfeasor. • MISFEASOR n. one who commits a misfeasance. |
| REFORMISMS | • reformisms n. Plural of reformism. • REFORMISM n. any doctrine or movement advocating gradual social and political change within a democratic framework rather than revolutionary change. |
| REFORMISTS | • reformists n. Plural of reformist. • REFORMIST n. a reformer. |
| SHELFROOMS | • shelfrooms n. Plural of shelfroom. • SHELFROOM n. space or accommodation on shelves. |