| FELONIOUSLY | • feloniously adv. In a felonious manner; in a manner that constitutes a felony. • FELONIOUS adv. like a felon, wicked. |
| FLAPDOODLES | • flapdoodles n. Plural of flapdoodle. • flap-doodles n. Plural of flap-doodle. • flap-doodles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flap-doodle. |
| FLOODLIGHTS | • floodlights n. Plural of floodlight. • floodlights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of floodlight. • FLOODLIGHT v. to illuminate by floodlighting. |
| FLOODPLAINS | • floodplains n. Plural of floodplain. • flood␣plains n. Plural of flood plain. • FLOODPLAIN n. an area bordering a stream over which water spreads when the stream tops its channel banks. |
| FLOORCLOTHS | • floorcloths n. Plural of floorcloth. • FLOORCLOTH n. a usually decorated heavy cloth (as of canvas) used for a floor covering. |
| FOLKLORISTS | • folklorists n. Plural of folklorist. • FOLKLORIST n. a student of folklore. |
| FOLLICULOSE | • FOLLICULOSE adj. like a follicle, also FOLLICULOUS. |
| FOLLICULOUS | • folliculous adj. Having or producing follicles. • FOLLICULOUS adj. like a follicle, also FOLLICULOSE. |
| FOLLOWSHIPS | • FOLLOWSHIP n. the practice of doing what other people suggest. |
| FOOTBALLERS | • footballers n. Plural of footballer. • FOOTBALLER n. one who plays football, also FOOTBALLIST. |
| FOOTBALLIST | • footballist n. (Dated) A football player. • FOOTBALLIST n. one who plays football, also FOOTBALLER. |
| FRIVOLOUSLY | • frivolously adv. In a frivolous manner. • FRIVOLOUS adv. lacking seriousness. |
| GOODFELLOWS | • Goodfellows prop.n. Plural of Goodfellow. • GOODFELLOW n. a jolly or boon companion. |
| POLYOLEFINS | • polyolefins n. Plural of polyolefin. • POLYOLEFIN n. a polymer of an alkene (as polyethylene). |
| SOLIFLUXION | • SOLIFLUXION n. the turbulent movement of saturated soil or surficial debris, also SOLIFLUCTION. |
| SORROWFULLY | • sorrowfully adv. In a sorrowful manner; with sorrow and regret. • SORROWFUL adv. sad. |
| WOOLLYFOOTS | • WOOLLYFOOT n. as in wood woollyfoot, a kind of fungus. |
| WORKFELLOWS | • workfellows n. Plural of workfellow. • WORKFELLOW n. a companion at work, a workmate. |
| YOKEFELLOWS | • yokefellows n. Plural of yokefellow. • YOKEFELLOW n. a mate; a fellow; esp. a partner in marriage. |