| feline |
of or pertaining to the family of cats, both domestic and wild. [3 definitions] |
| fell1 |
past tense of fall. |
| fell2 |
to cut or strike down. [3 definitions] |
| fell3 |
fierce or ruthless. [2 definitions] |
| fell4 |
an animal hide; pelt. |
| fella |
(informal) fellow; a man or boy, often a friend, boyfriend, or associate. |
| fellah |
a native peasant or farm worker in Arab countries. |
| fellatio |
oral stimulation of the penis. |
| felloe |
see "felly." |
| fellow |
a man or boy. [7 definitions] |
| fellow-man |
a fellow member of the human race. |
| fellowship |
the condition of being fellows. [4 definitions] |
| fellow traveler |
one who does not belong to a group, esp. the Communist party, but supports or espouses its doctrines and aims; sympathizer (used as a derogatory label). |
| felly |
the rim of a wheel with spokes. |
| felon1 |
a person who has committed a serious crime, such as murder, rape, or burglary; one who has committed a felony. |
| felon2 |
a serious infection of the finger or toe, usu. near the nail. |
| felonious |
of, related to, or having the nature of a felony. |
| felony |
any of several crimes, such as murder, rape, or burglary, defined by law as serious and punishable by a more stringent sentence than a misdemeanor. |
| felt1 |
past tense and past participle of feel. |
| felt2 |
a non-woven fabric made of matted, compressed animal fibers, another matted fabric resembling it, or an article made of it. [6 definitions] |
| felucca |
a small, narrow boat with one or two lateen sails, used on the Mediterranean and the Nile. |