| FARAWAYNESS | • farawayness n. The state of being faraway. • FARAWAYNESS n. the state of being faraway. |
| FARBOROUGHS | • FARBOROUGH n. (Shakespeare) a mispronunciation of thirdborough, also THARBOROUGH. |
| FARCICALITY | • farcicality n. Being farcical. • FARCICALITY n. the state of being farcical. |
| FAREWELLING | • farewelling v. Present participle of farewell. • FAREWELL v. to say goodbye. |
| FARINACEOUS | • farinaceous adj. Made from, or rich in, starch or flour. • farinaceous adj. Having a floury texture; grainy. • FARINACEOUS adj. mealy; consisting of cereals. |
| FARKLEBERRY | • farkleberry n. (Uncountable) A species of Vaccinium (Vaccinium arboreum) native to the southeastern United States… • farkleberry n. (Countable) A berry from a shrub of this species. • FARKLEBERRY n. a shrub with hard, black berries. |
| FARMERESSES | • farmeresses n. Plural of farmeress. • FARMERESS n. a woman who farms. |
| FARMERETTES | • farmerettes n. Plural of farmerette. • FARMERETTE n. a woman who is a farmer or a farmhand. |
| FARMWORKERS | • farmworkers n. Plural of farmworker. • farm␣workers n. Plural of farm worker. • FARMWORKER n. one who works on a farm. |
| FARNARKELED | • FARNARKEL v. (Australian slang) to waste time, mess about. |
| FARRAGINOUS | • farraginous adj. (Now rare) Random, miscellaneous, indiscriminate. • FARRAGINOUS adj. like a farrago, miscellaneous, jumbled. |
| FARRANDINES | • farrandines n. Plural of farrandine. • FARRANDINE n. (obsolete) a silk and wool cloth, also FARANDINE, FERRANDINE. |
| FARTHERMORE | • farthermore adv. Obsolete form of furthermore. • FARTHERMORE adv. in addition, also FURTHERMORE. |
| FARTHERMOST | • farthermost adj. Superlative form of far: most far; most remote or distant; furthermost. • FARTHERMOST adj. most distant, also FURTHERMOST. |
| FARTHINGALE | • farthingale n. (Historical) A hooped structure in cloth worn to extend the skirt of women’s dresses; a hooped petticoat. • FARTHINGALE n. a skirt spreader. |