| FLIPBOOKS | • flipbooks n. Plural of flipbook. • flip␣books n. Plural of flip book. • FLIPBOOK n. a book of a series of images that when flipped give the illusion of movement. |
| FLOORPANS | • floorpans n. Plural of floorpan. • FLOORPAN n. the bottom part of the interior of a motor vehicle. |
| FLOPHOUSE | • flophouse n. (US, slang) A cheap hotel or boarding house where many people sleep in large rooms. • flophouse v. To stay in a flophouse. • flop-house n. Alternative form of flophouse. |
| FLOPOVERS | • flopovers n. Plural of flopover. • FLOPOVER n. a defect in television reception. |
| FOLLOWUPS | • followups n. Plural of followup. • follow-ups n. Plural of follow-up. • FOLLOWUP n. a news article that adds information to a previous article. |
| FOOLSCAPS | • foolscaps n. Plural of foolscap. • FOOLSCAP n. a paper size. |
| FOWLPOXES | • FOWLPOX n. a virus disease of poultry. |
| PROOFLESS | • proofless adj. Without proof. • PROOFLESS adj. wanting sufficient evidence to induce belief; not proved. |
| SCOOPFULS | • scoopfuls n. Plural of scoopful. • SCOOPFUL n. as much as a scoop can hold. |
| SCOOPSFUL | • scoopsful n. Plural of scoopful. • SCOOPFUL n. as much as a scoop can hold. |
| SPLAYFOOT | • splayfoot n. (Uncountable) A deformity in which the feet are abnormally flat and turned outwards. • splayfoot n. (Countable) A foot exhibiting that deformity. • SPLAYFOOT n. a foot that is abnormally flattened and spread out. |
| SPOONFULS | • spoonfuls n. Plural of spoonful. • SPOONFUL n. as much as a spoon can hold. |
| SPOONSFUL | • spoonsful n. Plural of spoonful. • SPOONFUL n. as much as a spoon can hold. |
| UPFOLLOWS | • UPFOLLOW v. (Keats) to follow. |