Friedrich Engels |
a German political theorist and writer (b.1820--d.1895). |
friend |
one closely attached to another by affection and esteem. [5 definitions] |
friendless |
combined form of friend. |
friendly |
sociable and lacking hostility. [5 definitions] |
friendship |
the state or condition of being friends. [2 definitions] |
frier |
variant of fryer. |
fries |
shortened form of "French fries." |
frieze |
in architecture, an ornamental band with lettering, design, or sculpture, as above the columns in a classic temple, between the architrave and the cornice, or around the top of a room or building. |
frigate |
a fast, medium-sized, armed sailing vessel used in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. [2 definitions] |
frigate bird |
any of various large tropical seabirds with a hooked beak and esp. long wings, that typically grabs prey away from other birds in flight. |
fright |
sudden or intense fear caused by immediate or unexpected danger. [2 definitions] |
frighten |
to make fearful or terrified. [2 definitions] |
frightened |
seized with fear. [2 definitions] |
frightening |
causing or capable of causing fright or anxiety; scary; fearsome. |
frightful |
terrible or frightening. [2 definitions] |
frigid |
extremely cold; freezing. [3 definitions] |
Frigid Zone |
either of two polar areas of the earth, north of the Arctic Circle, or south of the Antarctic Circle. |
frijol |
any of numerous beans, esp. the kidney bean, used for food in the southwestern United States or Mexico. [2 definitions] |
frill |
an ornamental gathered or pleated trimming, esp. on the edge of a garment. [4 definitions] |
fringe |
an ornamental edging of hanging threads, yarn, strips of leather or the like, as on clothing or drapes. [5 definitions] |
fringe benefit |
a benefit, such as health insurance or a pension, given to an employee in addition to wages or salary. |