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] |
furry |
being naturally covered in fur, as an animal or part of an animal's body. [3 definitions] |
fur seal |
any of several eared seals whose thick underfur is valued for making coats and the like. |
further |
a comparative of "far." [7 definitions] |
furtherance |
the act of promoting or furthering. |
furthermore |
in addition to what has just been stated; in addition; moreover. |
furthermost |
most remote or distant; farthest away. |
furthest |
a superlative of "far." [4 definitions] |
furtive |
done with or characterized by stealth; surreptitious; sly. [2 definitions] |
fury |
violent, passionate, or unrestrained anger; rage; frenzy. [4 definitions] |
furze |
one of a group of low, spiny shrubs of the legume family, bearing yellow flowers; gorse. |
fusarium wilt |
a plant disease, caused by fungi, that attacks and kills a variety of plants such as tomatoes and bananas. |
fuse1 |
a tube or the like, filled with a combustible substance used to detonate an explosive. [3 definitions] |
fuse2 |
to cause to become liquid by using heat; melt. [5 definitions] |
fusee |
a match with a large head ignited by friction and capable of burning even in a wind. [4 definitions] |