farandole |
a lively group dance originating in southern France, or the music accompanying it. |
far and wide |
over great distances. |
faraway |
distant or remote. [2 definitions] |
far be it from me |
I would not dare or venture. |
farce |
a comedy that depends for its humor on quick and surprising turns of events and on exaggerated characters and situations, or the type of humor characteristic of such a play. [2 definitions] |
farceur |
(French) one who writes or acts in dramatic farces. [2 definitions] |
farcical |
light and humorous in composition, as a performance. [2 definitions] |
fare |
the price paid to ride on commercial transportation, such as a bus, train, or airplane, or a passenger paying such a charge. [5 definitions] |
Far East |
a region that includes East, Southeast, and South Asia. |
fare-thee-well |
the highest or most perfect degree. |
farewell |
may you fare well; good-bye and good wishes. [5 definitions] |
farewell-to-spring |
a flowering plant of the western United States that bears bright blooms of pink, white, or purple. |
farfel |
noodles formed in the shape of small grains or bits. |
far-fetched |
improbable or unlikely; exaggerated; irrelevant. |
far-flung |
widely scattered or extensive. [2 definitions] |
farina |
meal or flour made from cereal grains, used for cooked cereal or pudding, or as a thickening agent in soup. |
farinaceous |
made or consisting of meal or flour, as certain foods. [3 definitions] |
farkleberry |
an evergreen shrub or small tree common to the southern United States that bears white bell-shaped flowers and black berries. |
farm |
a parcel of land and the buildings on it used for agricultural activities. [5 definitions] |
farmer |
one who operates a farm. |
farmer cheese |
a mild cheese pressed from whole milk, somewhat like cottage cheese but firmer and drier. |