| FILMLANDS | • FILMLAND n. the motion-picture industry, also FILMDOM. |
| FLATLINES | • flatlines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flatline. • flat␣lines n. Plural of flat line. • FLATLINE v. to register as having no brain waves or heartbeat. |
| FLATLINGS | • flatlings adv. (Scotland) Alternative form of flatling. • FLATLINGS adv. (Spenser) with a flat side or edge, also FLATLING, FLATLONG. |
| FLESHLING | • fleshling n. (Fantasy, derogatory) A creature made of flesh; a human being. • fleshling n. (Obsolete) A person devoted to sensual pursuits. • FLESHLING n. a sensualist. |
| FLUELLINS | • fluellins n. Plural of fluellin. • FLUELLIN n. a weedy annual related to toadflax, also FLUELLEN. |
| FRILLINGS | • frillings n. Plural of frilling. • FRILLING n. an arrangement of frills. |
| HALFLINGS | • halflings n. Plural of halfling. • HALFLING n. a half-grown person, also HAFFLIN, HALFLIN. |
| LANDFILLS | • landfills n. Plural of landfill. • landfills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of landfill. • LANDFILL v. to dispose waste into landfill. |
| LIFELINES | • lifelines n. Plural of lifeline. • life-lines n. Plural of life-line. • life␣lines n. Plural of life line. |
| MISFALLEN | • misfallen v. Past participle of misfall. • MISFALL v. unluckily to befall. |
| NAILFILES | • nailfiles n. Plural of nailfile. • nail-files n. Plural of nail-file. • nail␣files n. Plural of nail file. |
| NAILFOLDS | • nailfolds n. Plural of nailfold. • NAILFOLD n. a fold of skin around the fingernail. |
| NULLIFIES | • nullifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of nullify. • NULLIFY v. to make useless or ineffective. |
| RAINFALLS | • rainfalls n. Plural of rainfall. • RAINFALL n. a fall of rain. |
| SULFINYLS | • sulfinyls n. Plural of sulfinyl. • SULFINYL n. the bivalent chemical group, SO, also SULPHINYL. |
| UNSKILFUL | • unskilful adj. (Britain) Alternative spelling of unskillful. • UNSKILFUL adj. not skilful, also UNSKILLFUL. |
| WINDFALLS | • windfalls n. Plural of windfall. • WINDFALL n. unexpected good fortune. |
| WOLFLINGS | • wolflings n. Plural of wolfling. • WOLFLING n. a young wolf. |