| Fascisti |
Italy's fascist party led by Benito Mussolini, or the members thereof. |
| fashion |
(prec. by "the") the style of dress or conduct in current favor. [7 definitions] |
| fashionable |
conforming to current trends or styles. [2 definitions] |
| fashion plate |
a person who usu. dresses in the latest, most stylish clothes. [2 definitions] |
| fast1 |
moving or operating, or having the ability to move or operate, with speed. [12 definitions] |
| fast2 |
to cease to eat food. [4 definitions] |
| fastback |
on an automobile, a sloping back curving from the top to the rear bumper in an unbroken convex line, or an automobile that has such a back. |
| fastball |
in baseball, a high-speed pitch usu. thrown straight. |
| fast break |
a play, esp. in basketball, in which a team advances quickly down the playing area to try to score before the defense is prepared. |
| fast day |
a day in which one abstains from eating, esp. as a religious duty. |
| fasten |
to attach, join, or affix securely to something else or in place. [8 definitions] |
| fastener |
something used to fasten, such as a clip, button, pin, latch, or the like. |
| fastening |
that which is used to fasten or secure, such as a hook or clasp. |
| fast-food |
offering foods for sale that are quickly available for eating or taking out. |
| fast food |
food from a restaurant that is made and eaten right away. Fast food is usually not expensive. |
| fastidious |
exceedingly particular or demanding esp. in matters of detail; exacting. [2 definitions] |
| fastigiate |
tapering vertically to a narrow point or spire, as some trees. [2 definitions] |
| fast lane |
the lane on a highway or expressway where vehicles maintain higher speeds or pass other vehicles. [2 definitions] |
| fastness |
a place that is secure against invasion or attack; stronghold. [3 definitions] |
| fast-paced |
unfolding or moving forward at a rapid pace. [3 definitions] |
| fast-talk |
to influence or persuade by speaking cleverly or deceptively, esp. so as to prevent objections or clear thinking. |