| CONFESSORSHIPS | • confessorships n. Plural of confessorship. • CONFESSORSHIP n. the office of confessor. |
| CROSSFISHES | • crossfishes n. Plural of crossfish. • CROSSFISH n. another name for the common sea urchin. |
| DISPROFESSES | • disprofesses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disprofess. • DISPROFESS v. to renounce the profession or pursuit of. |
| FEROCIOUSNESSES | • FEROCIOUSNESS n. FEROCIOUS, fierce. |
| FIBROUSNESSES | • FIBROUSNESS n. the state of being fibrous. |
| FISSIPAROUSNESS | • fissiparousness n. The quality of being fissiparous. • FISSIPAROUS n. producing new biological units or individuals by fission, as with most strains of bacteria. |
| FORTISSISSIMO | • fortississimo adv. (Music) The musical notation indicating that the piece is played louder than fortissimo. • fortississimo n. (Music) The dynamic sign indicating that the piece should be played louder than fortissimo. Abbreviation: fff. • FORTISSISSIMO adv. (Italian) very very loud. |
| FRACTIOUSNESSES | • FRACTIOUSNESS n. FRACTIOUS, troublesome, irritable. |
| FRIVOLOUSNESSES | • frivolousnesses n. Plural of frivolousness. • FRIVOLOUSNESS n. FRIVOLOUS, lacking seriousness. |
| FROSTINESSES | • FROSTINESS n. the state of being frosty. |
| FROWSINESSES | • FROWSINESS n. the state of being frowsy, fusty, stuffy. |
| FROWSTINESSES | • FROWSTINESS n. the state of being frowsty. |
| FURACIOUSNESSES | • FURACIOUSNESS n. FURACIOUS, (obsolete) given to thieving; thievish. |
| FURIOUSNESSES | • FURIOUSNESS n. the state of being furious. |
| NEFARIOUSNESSES | • NEFARIOUSNESS n. NEFARIOUS, evil, wicked. |
| PESTIFEROUSNESS | • pestiferousness n. The quality of being pestiferous. • PESTIFEROUS n. bringing plague or pestilence. |
| PROFESSORSHIPS | • professorships n. Plural of professorship. • PROFESSORSHIP n. the office of professor. |
| TRANSFUSIONISTS | • transfusionists n. Plural of transfusionist. • TRANSFUSIONIST n. a doctor who performs transfusions. |