| DRIFTNETS | • driftnets n. Plural of driftnet. • driftnets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of driftnet. • drift␣nets n. Plural of drift net. |
| ENFETTERS | • enfetters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of enfetter. • ENFETTER v. (Shakespeare) to bind with chains or shackles. |
| FANTASTRY | • fantastry n. Something fantastical. • FANTASTRY n. dandyism, also PHANTASTRY. |
| FATTENERS | • fatteners n. Plural of fattener. • FATTENER n. one that fattens. |
| FLITTERNS | • flitterns n. Plural of flittern. • FLITTERN n. bark obtained from young oak trees. |
| FRETTINGS | • frettings n. Plural of fretting. • FRETTING n. peevishness. |
| FRONTLETS | • frontlets n. Plural of frontlet. • FRONTLET n. a forehead ornament worn as a phylacteric, defending against disease. |
| FRONTLIST | • frontlist n. (Publishing) A list of the most recent books available from a publisher, as opposed to the backlist of older titles. • FRONTLIST n. a list of books about to be published. |
| STERNFAST | • sternfast n. (Nautical) A rope or chain for making fast a ship’s stern to a wharf, etc. • STERNFAST n. a rope or chain for making fast a ship's stern to a wharf. |
| TRANSFECT | • transfect v. To introduce foreign material into eukaryotic cells. • TRANSFECT v. to cause transfection in, the infection of a cell with pure viral nucleic acid. |
| TRANSFIXT | • transfixt v. Obsolete spelling of transfixed; simple past tense and past participle of transfix. • TRANSFIX v. to impale. |
| UNFETTERS | • unfetters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unfetter. • UNFETTER v. to free from fetters. |
| UNTHRIFTS | • unthrifts n. Plural of unthrift. • UNTHRIFT n. a spendthrift. |