| FANNERS | • fanners n. Plural of fanner. • FANNER n. one who fans. |
| FENNIER | • FENNY adj. having fens. |
| FENURON | • fenuron n. (Organic chemistry) The herbicide 3-phenyl-1,1-dimethylurea. • FENURON n. a herbicide. |
| FERNING | • ferning n. A characteristic fern-like pattern on a slide viewed under low power on a microscope, used as a sign… • FERNING n. a tendency for cervical mucus to become feathery. |
| FINNERS | • finners n. Plural of finner. • FINNER n. a finback whale, also FINBACK, FINFISH. |
| FINNIER | • finnier adj. Comparative form of finny: more finny. • FINNY adj. having fins. |
| FORNENT | • fornent prep. Alternative form of forenenst. • FORNENT adv. (Scots) right opposite to in location, also FERNINST, FOREANENT, FORNENST. |
| FRANION | • franion n. (Obsolete) A cheerful, frivolous person, a silly man; a loose woman. • FRANION n. (obsolete) a loose woman. |
| FRENNES | • FRENNE n. (Spenser) a stranger. |
| FRONTON | • fronton n. (Architecture) A pediment. • fronton n. A two-walled or single-walled court used as a playing area for Basque pelota. • FRONTON n. (French) an area used for jai alai (a form of handball). |
| FUNNIER | • funnier adj. Comparative form of funny: more funny. • FUNNY adj. amusing. |
| INFERNO | • inferno n. A place or situation resembling Hell. • inferno n. A large fire; a conflagration. • INFERNO n. (Italian) a place of horror and confusion. |
| NONFARM | • nonfarm adj. Concerned with the economic activities of all businesses except agricultural ones. • NONFARM adj. not pertaining to a farm. |