| FUNFAIRS | • funfairs n. Plural of funfair. • FUNFAIR n. an amusement park. |
| UNFABLED | • unfabled adj. Not fabled. • UNFABLED adj. not fabled. |
| UNFADING | • unfading adj. Not fading; not losing its color or intensity, or being forgotten. • UNFADING adj. not fading. |
| UNFAIRED | • unfaired adj. Not having been faired. • UNFAIR v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of beauty. |
| UNFAIRER | • unfairer adj. Comparative form of unfair: more unfair. • UNFAIR adj. not fair. |
| UNFAIRLY | • unfairly adv. In a manner that is unfair. • UNFAIR adv. not fair. |
| UNFAITHS | • unfaiths n. Plural of unfaith. • UNFAITH n. a lack of faith. |
| UNFALLEN | • unfallen adj. Not having fallen; that has not experienced or suffered a fall. • UNFALLEN adj. not fallen. |
| UNFAMOUS | • unfamous adj. Not famous. • UNFAMOUS adj. not famous. |
| UNFANNED | • unfanned adj. Not fanned. • UNFANNED adj. not fanned. |
| UNFASTEN | • unfasten v. (Transitive) To detach from any connecting agency or link; to disconnect. • unfasten v. (Intransitive) To come unloosed or untied. • UNFASTEN v. to release from a fastening. |
| UNFAULTY | • unfaulty adj. Not faulty. • UNFAULTY adj. not faulty. |