| FANTASISED | • fantasised v. Simple past tense and past participle of fantasise. • FANTASISE v. to visualize in fantasy, also FANTASIZE. |
| FANTASISER | • fantasiser n. Someone who indulges themselves in fantasies. • FANTASISER n. one who fantasises, also FANTASIZER. |
| FANTASISES | • fantasises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fantasise. • FANTASISE v. to visualize in fantasy, also FANTASIZE. |
| FANTASISTS | • fantasists n. Plural of fantasist. • FANTASIST n. one who fantasises. |
| FANTASIZED | • fantasized v. Simple past tense and past participle of fantasize. • FANTASIZE v. to visualize in fantasy, also FANTASISE. |
| FANTASIZER | • fantasizer n. Someone who indulges in fantasies. • FANTASIZER n. one who fantasises, also FANTASISER. |
| FANTASIZES | • fantasizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fantasize. • FANTASIZE v. to visualize in fantasy, also FANTASISE. |
| FANTASQUES | • FANTASQUE n. (obsolete) a fancy, a whim. |
| FANTASTICO | • fantastico adj. (Informal, humorous) fantastic. • FANTASTICO n. (Shakespeare) a dandy. |
| FANTASTICS | • fantastics n. Plural of fantastic. • FANTASTIC n. a person who has fanciful ideas or indulges in wild notions. |
| FANTASYING | • fantasying v. Present participle of fantasy. • FANTASY v. to imagine, also PHANTASY. |
| FANTOCCINI | • fantoccini n. Puppets caused to enact dramatic scenes by means of machinery. • fantoccini n. The puppet shows in which they are used. • FANTOCCINI n. (Italian) mechanically worked puppets used in street theatre. |
| INFANTEERS | • infanteers n. Plural of infanteer. • INFANTEER n. (Canadian) a Canadian word for an infantryman. |
| INFANTHOOD | • infanthood n. Infancy. • INFANTHOOD n. infancy. |
| INFANTRIES | • infantries n. Plural of infantry. • INFANTRY n. soldiers marching and fighting on foot. |