| fur |
the soft thick hair that covers the bodies of certain animals, such as the cat, rabbit, mink, or fox. [5 definitions] |
| furbelow |
a ruffle, flounce, or other showy trimming on clothing. [2 definitions] |
| furbish |
to restore to original or good condition, esp. by cleaning or polishing. |
| furcate |
forked. [2 definitions] |
| furfur |
a small dry flake of skin, such as dandruff. |
| furfuraceous |
of or resembling bran. [2 definitions] |
| furious |
full of fury; violently angry; enraged. [3 definitions] |
| furl |
to roll up (a flag or the like) around a central axis. [4 definitions] |
| furless |
combined form of fur. |
| furlong |
a unit of length equal to one eighth of a mile or 201 meters, used esp. in horse racing. |
| furlough |
a leave of absence or vacation for an enlisted person in the military. [4 definitions] |
| furnace |
any apparatus in which heat is generated for a specific purpose. [3 definitions] |
| furnish |
to equip, esp. with furniture. [2 definitions] |
| furnishing |
(pl.) a variety of fittings, appliances, and articles of furniture, with which a living space is equipped. [2 definitions] |
| furniture |
movable objects such as chairs, tables and beds with which a living space is equipped. |
| furor |
turmoil or commotion. [4 definitions] |
| furred |
of an animal, having fur. [3 definitions] |
| furrier1 |
one who prepares or sells furs. |
| furrier2 |
comparative of "furry." |
| furring |
the act of trimming or lining something with fur, or the fur used for this. [2 definitions] |
| furrow |
a narrow trench made in the ground, as for planting seeds. [4 definitions] |