famish |
to cause to suffer from severe hunger. [2 definitions] |
famished |
suffering from extreme hunger; starved. [2 definitions] |
famous |
having widespread recognition or public esteem; renowned. [2 definitions] |
fan1 |
a hand-held device that opens out to form a triangular shape and that is used to cool the face or body by waving back and forth. [7 definitions] |
fan2 |
an enthusiastic follower of an activity such as a sport or a performing art or of a person or persons who engage in that activity. |
fanatic |
one who has excessive and uncritical zeal or devotion to a principle, cause, religion, leader, or the like. [2 definitions] |
fanatical |
driven by or springing from excessive and uncritical zeal. |
fanaticism |
excessive or unreasonable enthusiasm or support for something. |
fan belt |
in an automobile engine, a rubber belt stretched firmly around the crankshaft, which transfers torque to another shaft located on the cooling fan. |
fancied |
invented or dreamed up; existing in fantasy; imaginary. |
fancier |
a devotee of some thing or pursuit. [2 definitions] |
fanciful |
exhibiting use of the imagination; whimsical or imaginative. [3 definitions] |
fan club |
an organization of fans of a particular entertainer, sports team, or other famous entity. Members of a fan club are primarily linked by mail or e-mail. |
fancy |
an idea, opinion, or preference, sometimes not based on reason or reality. [14 definitions] |
fancy dress |
a masquerade costume, esp. one that represents a particular period or class of person. |
fancy-free |
without obligations or commitments, esp. any love attachment. |
fancywork |
ornamental needlework, such as needlepoint or embroidery. |
fandango |
a lively Spanish or Spanish-American dance in triple time for a couple playing castanets, or the music that accompanies this dance. |
fanfare |
a flourish of trumpets, used to mark an entrance or beginning. [2 definitions] |
fanfold paper |
paper that is perforated to allow folding in alternating directions, designed esp. to lie in flat stacks or bulks for continuous feeding, as into computer printers. |
fang |
a long pointed tooth, such as the canine tooth of carnivorous animals or the hollow, grooved tooth by which a venomous snake injects its poison. [3 definitions] |