| AGROFORESTERS | • agroforesters n. Plural of agroforester. • AGROFORESTER n. one who practices agroforestry. |
| FESTIVALGOERS | • festivalgoers n. Plural of festivalgoer. • festival-goers n. Plural of festival-goer. • FESTIVALGOER n. one who attends a festival. |
| FORESIGHTLESS | • foresightless adj. Lacking foresight. • FORESIGHTLESS adj. without foresight. |
| FORESTALLINGS | • forestallings n. Plural of forestalling. • FORESTALLING n. the act of forestalling. |
| FORGETFULNESS | • forgetfulness n. The quality of being forgetful; proneness to let slip from the mind. • forgetfulness n. Loss of remembrance or recollection; a ceasing to remember; oblivion. • forgetfulness n. Failure to bear in mind; careless omission; inattention. |
| FORGOTTENNESS | • forgottenness n. (Philosophy) The quality or state of being forgotten. • FORGOTTENNESS n. the state of being forgotten. |
| FRIGHTFULNESS | • frightfulness n. The quality of being frightful. • FRIGHTFULNESS n. the state of being frightful. |
| FRONTOGENESES | • frontogeneses n. Plural of frontogenesis. • FRONTOGENESIS n. the creation of a weather front by the meeting of air currents. |
| FRONTOGENESIS | • frontogenesis n. (Meteorology, oceanography) The formation or strengthening of an atmospheric weather front or of an oceanic front. • FRONTOGENESIS n. the creation of a weather front by the meeting of air currents. |
| FUSSBUDGETIER | • FUSSBUDGETY adj. like a fussbudget, a person who fusses about unimportant things. |
| OVERSTAFFINGS | • OVERSTAFFING n. excessive staffing. |
| REGRETFULNESS | • regretfulness n. The state or condition of being regretful. • REGRETFUL n. full of regret. |
| RETRANSFUSING | • retransfusing v. Present participle of retransfuse. • RETRANSFUSE v. to transfuse again. |
| SUFFRAGETTISM | • suffragettism n. The suffragette movement for women’s voting rights. • SUFFRAGETTISM n. belief in the aims of the suffragette. |
| TRIGGERFISHES | • triggerfishes n. Plural of triggerfish. • TRIGGERFISH n. a kind of fish, with a large spine on the dorsal fin which can be locked upright by a second smaller spine. |