| BAITFISH | • baitfish n. (Fishing) Small fish such as minnows that are used as bait to catch larger predatory fish. • baitfish n. (Fishing) Fish that can be caught using bait. • BAITFISH n. a fish used as bait. |
| FAINTISH | • faintish adj. Somewhat faint. • FAINTISH adj. somewhat faint, also FAINTY. |
| FIFTYISH | • fiftyish adj. Approximately fifty, particularly around fifty years old. • FIFTYISH adj. about fifty years old. |
| FISHIEST | • fishiest adj. Superlative form of fishy: most fishy. • FISHY adj. consisting of fish. |
| FISHTAIL | • fishtail n. The tail of a fish, or an object resembling this. • fishtail n. The skidding of the back of a vehicle from side to side. • fishtail n. A kind of chisel with a flared blade. |
| FLIRTISH | • flirtish adj. Of the nature of, or characterizing a flirt. • FLIRTISH adj. light-heartedly amorous, also FLIRTY. |
| INFIGHTS | • infights n. Plural of infight. • infights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of infight. • INFIGHT v. to contend with others in the same group. |
| MISFAITH | • misfaith n. Lack of faith; distrust. • misfaith n. Bad or misplaced religious belief. • MISFAITH n. (archaic) distrust. |
| SHIFTIER | • shiftier adj. Comparative form of shifty: more shifty. • SHIFTY adj. evasive. |
| SHIFTILY | • shiftily adv. In a shifty manner. • SHIFTY adv. evasive. |
| SHIFTING | • shifting n. A shift or change; a shifting movement. • shifting n. (Linguistics) The phenomenon by which two or more constituents appearing on the same side of their common… • shifting v. Present participle of shift. |
| STIFFISH | • stiffish adj. Quite stiff (all meanings). • STIFFISH adj. somewhat stiff. |
| TILEFISH | • tilefish n. Any of the mostly small, perciform marine fish in the family Malacanthidae; an important food fish. • TILEFISH n. a marine food fish. |