fractus |
a kind of ragged cumulus or stratus cloud. |
fragile |
easily damaged; delicate. [2 definitions] |
fragility |
the condition of being delicate and easily broken. |
fragment |
a broken off or incomplete part. [3 definitions] |
fragmental |
fragmentary. |
fragmentary |
consisting of fragments; incomplete or disconnected. |
fragmentation |
the act or process of breaking into fragments. [2 definitions] |
fragmentation bomb |
a bomb that scatters shell fragments over a large area when it explodes. |
fragmented |
broken up into fragments. [2 definitions] |
fragrance |
the state of being fragrant. [2 definitions] |
fragrant |
having a pleasant smell; aromatic. |
frail1 |
weak or sickly. [4 definitions] |
frail2 |
a basket made of dried rushes and used esp. for holding dried fruits. |
frailty |
the quality or state of being frail; weakness. [2 definitions] |
framboise |
raspberry liqueur. |
frame |
a supporting structure made of parts that are joined together. [9 definitions] |
frameable |
combined form of frame. |
frame of reference |
any set of concepts or standards within which facts or ideas are related. |
framer |
one who frames. [2 definitions] |
frame-up |
(informal) a fraudulent scheme or arrangement, esp. in which an innocent person is implicated in a crime. |
framework |
a structure that supports something built on or around it. [2 definitions] |