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fanny (informal) the buttocks.
fan out to separate or spread out widely, or cause to become widely separated or spread out as in the shape of an open fan.
fantail any of various breeds of domestic pigeons or goldfish having wide fan-shaped tails. [3 definitions]
fan-tan a card game in which the winner successfully discards his or her cards in a specific sequence. [2 definitions]
fantasia a musical composition of free or irregular form chosen by the composer. [2 definitions]
fantasist one who creates fantasies, esp. a writer of fantasies.
fantasize to indulge in fantasy or daydreams. [2 definitions]
fantast one given to fanciful, impractical dreams; visionary.
fantastic wildly imaginative or outlandish; fanciful; exaggerated. [5 definitions]
fantastical being or resembling something in a fantasy; amazing or imaginary.
fantasy imagination or something imagined, esp. if fanciful, exaggerated, or bizarre. [5 definitions]
fanzine (informal) a magazine, usu. not of professional quality, put together for a specific population, as for fans with a common interest.
FAQ abbreviation of "frequently asked questions."
far at or to a great distance in space or time. [5 definitions]
farad a unit of electrical capacitance equal to the amount required for one coulomb to cause a difference of one volt in potential.
faraday a unit of electric charge, used in electrolysis, that is equal to the amount carried by one mole of singly charged ions or 96,485 coulombs.
farandole a lively group dance originating in southern France, or the music accompanying it.
far and wide over great distances.
faraway distant or remote. [2 definitions]
far be it from me I would not dare or venture.
farce a comedy that depends for its humor on quick and surprising turns of events and on exaggerated characters and situations, or the type of humor characteristic of such a play. [2 definitions]