frabjous - adj. delightful, joyous. frabjously adv. [devised by Lewis Carroll, app. to suggest... [more]

frabjously - adj. delightful, joyous. frabjously adv. [devised by Lewis Carroll, app. to suggest... [more]

fractionally - adj. 1 of or relating to or being a fraction .... [more]

fractionary - n. 1 a numerical quantity that is not a whole number (e.g. , 0.5). 2 a small, esp.... [more]

fractionation - v.tr. 1 break up into parts. 2 separate (a mixture) by fractional distillation etc.... [more]

fractiously - adj. 1 irritable, peevish. 2 unruly. fractiously adv. fractiousness n. [FRACTION... [more]

fractiousness - adj. 1 irritable, peevish. 2 unruly. fractiously adv. fractiousness n. [FRACTION... [more]

fragilely - adj. 1 easily broken; weak. 2 of delicate frame ... [more]

fragility - adj. 1 easily broken; weak. 2 of delicate frame ... [more]

fragmental - n. & v. 1 a part broken off; a detached piece. 2 an isolated or incomplete part.... [more]

fragmentarily - adj. 1 consisting of fragments. 2 disconnected. 3 Geol. composed of fragments of... [more]

fragrantly - adj. sweet-smelling. fragrantly adv. [ME f. F fragrant or L fragrare smell sweet]... [more]

frailly - adj. & n. 1 fragile, delicate. 2 in weak health. 3 morally weak; unable to resist... [more]

frailness - adj. & n. 1 fragile, delicate. 2 in weak health. 3 morally weak; unable to resist... [more]

Fraktur - n. a German style of black-letter type. [G]... [more]

framable - see FROM]... [more]

frameless - see FROM]... [more]

framer - see FROM]... [more]

franchisee - see FRANK]... [more]

franchiser - see FRANK]... [more]

francium - Fr. [mod.L f. France (the discoverer's country)]... [more]

frankable - cf. OE franca javelin]... [more]

frankable - adj., v., & n. 1 candid, outspoken (a frank opinion). 2 undisguised, avowed (frank... [more]

franker - cf. OE franca javelin]... [more]

franker - adj., v., & n. 1 candid, outspoken (a frank opinion). 2 undisguised, avowed (frank... [more]

Frankish - cf. OE franca javelin]... [more]

Frankish - adj., v., & n. 1 candid, outspoken (a frank opinion). 2 undisguised, avowed (frank... [more]

frankness - cf. OE franca javelin]... [more]

frankness - adj., v., & n. 1 candid, outspoken (a frank opinion). 2 undisguised, avowed (frank... [more]

frantically - see PHRENETIC]... [more]

franticly - see PHRENETIC]... [more]

franticness - see PHRENETIC]... [more]

frapp - adj. & n. (esp. of wine ) iced, cooled. 1 an iced... [more]

frass - n. 1 a fine powdery refuse left by insects boring. 2 the excrement of insect larvae.... [more]

fraternalism - adj. 1 of a brother or brothers. 2 suitable to... [more]

fraternally - adj. 1 of a brother or brothers. 2 suitable to... [more]

fraternization - see FRATERNAL]... [more]

freakily - adj. (freakier, freakiest) = FREAKISH. freakily adv. freakiness n.... [more]

freakiness - adj. (freakier, freakiest) = FREAKISH. freakily adv. freakiness n.... [more]

freakishly - adj. 1 of or like a freak. 2 bizarre, unconventional. freakishly adv. freakishness... [more]

freakishness - adj. 1 of or like a freak. 2 bizarre, unconventional. freakishly adv. freakishness... [more]

freckly - n. & v. (often in pl.) a light brown spot on the skin, usu. caused by exposure... [more]

freely - 1 the part of a parachute descent before the parachute opens. 2 the movement of... [more]

freeness - 1 the part of a parachute descent before the parachute opens. 2 the movement of... [more]

freepost - n. a system of sending business post in envelopes prepaid by the recipient. ... [more]

freest - superl. of FREE. ... [more]

freethinking - n. a person who rejects dogma or authority, esp. in religious belief. freethinking... [more]

freezable - v. & n. (past froze; past part. frozen) 1 tr. &... [more]

FREEZE - n. a refrigerated cabinet or room for preserving food at very low temperatures;... [more]

freighter - n. 1 a ship or aircraft designed to carry freight. 2 US a wagon for freight. 3 a... [more]

Frenchness - also called HARICOT, kidney bean. French bread white bread in a long [more]

frenetically - adj. 1 frantic, frenzied. 2 fanatic. frenetically adv. [ME f. OF frenetique f.... [more]

frequentation - adj. & v. 1 occurring often or in close succession. 2 habitual, constant (a frequent... [more]

frequenter - adj. & v. 1 occurring often or in close succession. 2 habitual, constant (a frequent... [more]

frequently - adj. & v. 1 occurring often or in close succession. 2 habitual, constant (a frequent... [more]

freshly - fresh-baked; fresh-cut). the fresh part of the day ,... [more]

freshness - fresh-baked; fresh-cut). the fresh part of the day ,... [more]

fretful - adj. visibly anxious, distressed, or irritated. fretfully adv. fretfulness n.... [more]

fretfully - adj. visibly anxious, distressed, or irritated. fretfully adv. fretfulness n.... [more]

fretfulness - adj. visibly anxious, distressed, or irritated. fretfully adv. fretfulness n.... [more]

fretless - orig. unkn.]... [more]

fretsaw - n. a saw consisting of a narrow blade stretched on a frame, for cutting thin wood... [more]

fretwork - n. ornamental work in wood, done with a fretsaw. ... [more]

friability - adj. easily crumbled. friability n. friableness n. [F friable or L friabilis f.... [more]

friable - adj. easily crumbled. friability n. friableness n. [F friable or L friabilis f.... [more]

friableness - adj. easily crumbled. friability n. friableness n. [F friable or L friabilis f.... [more]

friarly - n. a member of any of certain religious orders... [more]

fricassee - n. & v. a dish of stewed or fried pieces of meat served in a thick white sauce.... [more]

fricative - adj. & n. Phonet. made by the friction of breath in a narrow opening. a consonant... [more]

frictional - n. 1 the action of one object rubbing against ... [more]