| filefish |
any of various mostly tropical saltwater fishes that have flattened bodies, leathery skin, and small hard scales. |
| filename |
the name given to a computer file to differentiate its contents from all the other data on a computer. |
| filename extension |
in computing, the final part of a filename, consisting of one or more letters after a dot, which indicates the format of the file data. |
| file-sharing |
the activity of making computer files or data accessible over a network for use or download by other users and other computers. |
| filet |
variant of fillet. |
| filet mignon |
a small, round, usu. thick cut of meat from the thick end of a beef tenderloin, that is usu. broiled. |
| filial |
of, concerning, or befitting a daughter or son. [2 definitions] |
| filibuster |
the practice or an instance of impeding or delaying legislative action, as by making long speeches until a deadline is passed. [3 definitions] |
| filigree |
intricate, lacy ornamental work made of twisted metal wires or pierced metal, as in jewelry. [4 definitions] |
| filings |
particles or dust removed by filing. |
| Filipino |
a native or citizen of the Philippines, or a descendant thereof. [3 definitions] |
| fill |
to cause to become full; put as much as possible into. [9 definitions] |
| fillér |
the smaller monetary unit of Hungary. (Cf. forint.) |
| filler |
someone or something that fills. [4 definitions] |
| fillet |
a piece of meat or fish that has no bones. [4 definitions] |
| fill in |
to provide with requested information. [4 definitions] |
| filling |
a substance used to fill a cavity in a tooth. [4 definitions] |
| filling station |
a retail establishment that provides automotive products and services, esp. gasoline, oil, and air; gas station; service station. |
| fillip |
to strike by suddenly releasing a finger that has been held down with the thumb. [5 definitions] |
| fill out |
to complete by providing missing information. [3 definitions] |
| filly |
a female horse that has not yet reached or has only recently reached maturity. [2 definitions] |