| ANGLIFY | • Anglify v. (Transitive) To convert to English norms; to anglicise. • ANGLIFY v. to make English. |
| FLAYING | • flaying v. Present participle of flay. • flaying n. The act by which something is flayed. • FLAY v. to strip off skin or hide. |
| FLEYING | • fleying v. Present participle of fley. • FLEY v. (Scots) to frighten, also FLEG. |
| FLIGHTY | • flighty adj. Given to unplanned and silly ideas or actions. • flighty adj. (Of a bird) That flies easily or often. • flighty adj. (Obsolete) Swift. |
| FLYINGS | • flyings n. Plural of flying. • FLYING n. the operation of an aircraft. |
| FLYPING | • flyping v. Present participle of flype. • FLYPE v. to strip back, to turn partly inside out e.g. a hat-brim. |
| FLYTING | • flyting n. Contention, noisy argument. • flyting n. Scolding, rebuke. • flyting n. A poetic contest of insults or invective. |
| FOGGILY | • foggily adv. In a foggy manner. • FOGGY adv. filled with fog. |
| FOYLING | • foyling v. Present participle of foyle. • FOYLE v. (Spenser) to foil. |
| FUGALLY | • fugally adv. In a fugal manner. • FUGAL adv. being in the state of a fugue. |
| FUGGILY | • fuggily adv. In a fuggy manner. • FUGGY adv. close, stuffy. |
| GALLFLY | • gallfly n. Any of various flies which produce galls. • GALLFLY n. an insect that causes galls by depositing its eggs in plants. |
| GLORIFY | • glorify v. (Transitive) To exalt, or give glory or praise to (something or someone). • glorify v. (Transitive) To make (something) appear to be more glorious than it is; regard something or someone… • glorify v. (Transitive) To worship or extol. |
| GLOWFLY | • glow␣fly n. The firefly. • GLOWFLY n. a glowworm. |
| GOOFILY | • goofily adv. In a goofy manner. • GOOFY adv. foolish, stupid; (of teeth) protruding. |
| GOUTFLY | • GOUTFLY n. a fly whose larvae cause gout. |
| GRAYFLY | • GRAYFLY n. (Milton) an unidentified insect. |
| GRUFFLY | • gruffly adv. In a gruff manner. • GRUFF adv. low and harsh in speech. |
| LIGNIFY | • lignify v. (Intransitive) To become wood. • lignify v. (Intransitive, botany) To develop woody tissue as a result of incrustation of lignin during secondary growth. • lignify v. (Intransitive, by extension) To become rigid or fixed, like something made of wood. |
| UFOLOGY | • ufology n. The study of UFOs. • UFOLOGY n. the study of unidentified flying objects. |