| frit fly |
any of several small flies whose larvae are destructive to grain. |
| frith |
a firth. |
| fritillary |
any of a number of perennial bulbous plants of the lily family that have bell-shaped flowers. [2 definitions] |
| frittata |
an omelet in which the eggs are mixed with vegetables, meat, or other ingredients before cooking. |
| fritter1 |
to waste or squander by degrees (usu. fol. by away). [3 definitions] |
| fritter2 |
a piece of fried dough, often containing bits of fruit, vegetables, meat, or fish, and shaped into a small cake. |
| frivolity |
the quality or condition of being frivolous. [2 definitions] |
| frivolous |
unworthy of serious consideration or merit; trivial or silly. [2 definitions] |
| frizz |
of hair, to form or be formed into tight little curls or tufts. [3 definitions] |
| frizzle |
to form into small, tight curls. [2 definitions] |
| frizzly |
frizzy. |
| frizzy |
formed into or covered with small tight curls. |
| fro |
away or back (used chiefly in the phrase "to and fro"). |
| frock |
a dress for a woman or girl. [4 definitions] |
| frock coat |
a man's close-fitting, usu. double-breasted dress coat with knee-length tails in front and back. |
| froe |
a cleaving tool with the blade set at right angles to the handle. |
| frog1 |
any of several amphibians without tails but with long hind legs adapted for jumping, esp. those with a smooth, moist skin and webbed feet, that live in marshy or watery habitats. [4 definitions] |
| frog2 |
a decorative fastener, as on a coat or jacket, with a button or knot on one side of the opening and a loop on the other side, usu. made of braid or cord. |
| froggy |
of or resembling a frog. [2 definitions] |
| frog kick |
in swimming, a kick in which the legs are drawn up, forcefully extended back and to the sides, then brought together. |
| frogman |
a swimmer equipped to work underwater, esp. one engaged in demolition of enemy ships in wartime. |