| BEANFEAST | • beanfeast n. (Chiefly Britain) A dinner party given to the employees of a firm. • beanfeast n. (Chiefly Britain) Any similar social occasion. • bean-feast n. Alternative form of beanfeast. |
| CANFIELDS | • Canfields prop.n. Plural of Canfield. • CANFIELD n. a card game adapted from patience. |
| CHANFRONS | • chanfrons n. Plural of chanfron. • CHANFRON n. a piece of leather, or plate of steel, to protect the head of a horse in battle, also CHAFFRON, CHAMFRAIN, CHAMFRON. |
| FANFARADE | • fanfarade n. Synonym of fanfare (“flourish of trumpets or horns”). • FANFARADE n. (French) a fanfare. |
| FANFARING | • fanfaring v. Present participle of fanfare. • fanfaring n. Pomp or activity to call attention to something. • fanfaring n. The playing of fanfares. |
| FANFARONA | • FANFARONA n. (Scott) a gold chain. |
| FANFARONS | • fanfarons n. Plural of fanfaron. • FANFARON n. (Spanish) an empty boaster. |
| FANFOLDED | • fanfolded v. Simple past tense and past participle of fanfold. • FANFOLD v. to fold paper like a fan. |
| MANFULLER | • manfuller adj. Comparative form of manful: more manful. • MANFUL adj. courageous. |
| MOANFULLY | • moanfully adv. In a moanful manner. • MOANFUL adv. full of moaning; expressing sorrow. |
| PANFISHED | • PANFISH v. to fish for any small fish that can be fried whole. |
| PANFISHES | • panfishes n. Plural of panfish. • PANFISH n. any small fish that can be fried whole. |
| PANFORTES | • panfortes n. Plural of panforte. • PANFORTE n. (Italian) a hard spicy cake. |
| PANFRYING | • panfrying v. Present participle of panfry. • pan-frying v. Present participle of pan-fry. • pan␣frying v. Present participle of pan fry. |
| PLANFORMS | • planforms n. Plural of planform. • PLANFORM n. the contour of an object as viewed from above. |