| farouche |
lacking social manners, or unsociable in a savage, uncivilized way; wild. |
| farrago |
a jumble or conglomeration; medley. |
| far-reaching |
having a wide or extensive effect or range. |
| farrier |
one who shoes horses; blacksmith. |
| farrow1 |
a litter of pigs. [3 definitions] |
| farrow2 |
of a cow, not pregnant. |
| farseeing |
able, or as if able, to see far into the future; foresighted; prescient. [2 definitions] |
| Farsi |
the language of Iran and part of Afghanistan; modern Persian. |
| farsighted |
able to see objects clearly in the distance, and not so clearly close at hand. [2 definitions] |
| fart |
(vulgar) a passing of intestinal gas from the anus. [3 definitions] |
| fart around |
(slang) to waste time; be idle. |
| farther |
a comparative of "far." [4 definitions] |
| farthermost |
farthest. |
| farthest |
a superlative of "far." [4 definitions] |
| farthing |
a coin formerly minted in England worth one fourth of a penny. [2 definitions] |
| farthingale |
a hoop worn by women in the sixteenth century to widen the skirt from the waist. |
| fasces |
a pack of rods surrounding an ax so that only its blade projects, used esp. during ancient Roman times as a symbol of power and authority. |
| fascia |
a thin layer of tissue connecting or supporting internal organs or parts of the body. [3 definitions] |
| fascicle |
a small bundle or cluster of fibers, such as stems, flowers, or leaves in plants, or nerve fibers in animals. [2 definitions] |
| fasciculate |
arranged in small bundles or clusters. |
| fascinate |
to capture and hold the attention and interest of; spellbind. [3 definitions] |