| FARBOROUGHS | • FARBOROUGH n. (Shakespeare) a mispronunciation of thirdborough, also THARBOROUGH. |
| FOOTBRIDGES | • footbridges n. Plural of footbridge. • FOOTBRIDGE n. a bridge for pedestrians. |
| FOOTSLOGGER | • footslogger n. (Informal) A foot soldier; one who footslogs. • FOOTSLOGGER n. a soldier serving on foot. |
| FOREBODINGS | • forebodings n. Plural of foreboding. • FOREBODING n. a premonition. |
| FORECLOSING | • foreclosing v. Present participle of foreclose. • foreclosing n. An act of foreclosure. • FORECLOSE v. to bar (a right of redemption); to take away the power of redeeming (a mortgage). |
| FOREGROUNDS | • foregrounds n. Plural of foreground. • foregrounds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of foreground. • FOREGROUND v. to bring to the foreground, the part of a picture or field of view nearest the observer's eye. |
| FORESHOWING | • foreshowing v. Present participle of foreshow. • foreshowing n. The act or an instance of showing something, usually an event, ahead of time; a prognostication. • FORESHOW v. to predict, also FORESHEW. |
| FORESLOWING | • foreslowing v. Present participle of foreslow. • fore-slowing v. Present participle of fore-slow. • FORESLOW v. (Shakespeare) to delay, put off, also FORSLOW, FORSLOE. |
| FORTHGOINGS | • forthgoings n. Plural of forthgoing. • FORTHGOING n. (obsolete) a going forth. |
| FROGHOPPERS | • froghoppers n. Plural of froghopper. • FROGHOPPER n. a froth-fly, aka spittlebug. |
| FRUGIVOROUS | • frugivorous adj. Having a diet that consists mostly of fruit; fruit-eating. • FRUGIVOROUS adj. eating fruit. |
| GODFORSAKEN | • godforsaken adj. Abandoned by a deity or god. • godforsaken adj. Particularly awful; very bad. • Godforsaken adj. Alternative form of godforsaken. |
| GREASEPROOF | • greaseproof adj. Resistant to grease. • greaseproof v. (Transitive) To make resistant to grease. • GREASEPROOF adj. resistant or impermeable to grease. |
| OFFSCOURING | • offscouring n. Refuse removed from something by scouring. • offscouring n. (Figuratively) An outcast, a pariah. • OFFSCOURING n. someone rejected by society. |
| OFFSHORINGS | • offshorings n. Plural of offshoring. • OFFSHORING n. the practice of substituting foreign labour for domestic. |
| POSTFORMING | • postforming v. Present participle of postform. • POSTFORM v. to shape subsequently. |
| STROGANOFFS | • stroganoffs n. Plural of stroganoff. • STROGANOFF n. (Russian) of meat, cut thinly and cooked with onions. |