| FAIRISHLY | • fairishly adv. Tolerably well; acceptably. • FAIRISH adv. moderately good. |
| FIREHALLS | • firehalls n. Plural of firehall. • fire␣halls n. Plural of fire hall. • FIREHALL n. a fire station. |
| FLESHLIER | • fleshlier adj. Comparative form of fleshly: more fleshly. • FLESHLY adj. pertaining to the body. |
| FLICHTERS | • FLICHTER v. (Scots) to flutter and quiver. |
| FLINCHERS | • flinchers n. Plural of flincher. • FLINCHER n. one who flinches. |
| FLOURISHY | • flourishy adj. Flourishing; characterised by flourishes. • FLOURISHY adj. full of flourishes. |
| FLYFISHER | • flyfisher n. A person who goes fly fishing. • FLYFISHER n. an angler who fishes with a fly. |
| FOOLISHER | • foolisher adj. (Nonstandard or humorous) comparative form of foolish: more foolish. • FOOLISH adj. lacking good sense or judgement. |
| FORHAILES | • FORHAILE v. (Spenser) to distract. |
| FRIBBLISH | • fribblish adj. Frivolous; trifling. • FRIBBLISH adj. (obsolete) trifling. |
| HELLFIRES | • hellfires n. Plural of hellfire. • HELLFIRE n. the torment of hell. |
| HILLFORTS | • hillforts n. Plural of hillfort. • hill-forts n. Plural of hill-fort. • HILLFORT n. a fort built on a hill. |
| LOAFERISH | • loaferish adj. Like a loafer; idle. • LOAFERISH adj. like a loafer, an idle person. |
| RAFFISHLY | • raffishly adv. In a raffish manner. • RAFFISH adv. marked by or suggestive of flashy vulgarity or crudeness. |
| SHELLFIRE | • shellfire n. Artillery bombardment. • SHELLFIRE n. the firing of shells. |
| THEIRSELF | • theirself pron. (Nonstandard) Alternative form of themself. • theirself pron. (Nonstandard) Alternative form of themselves. • THEIRSELF pron. (dialect) themselves. |
| THIRSTFUL | • thirstful adj. Thirsty. • THIRSTFUL adj. thirsty. |
| WHIFFLERS | • whifflers n. Plural of whiffler. • WHIFFLER n. an official who clears the way for a procession. |