falter |
to move, speak, or function hesitatingly or unsteadily; stumble. [4 definitions] |
fame |
widespread recognition; public esteem; renown. [2 definitions] |
familiar |
easily recognized; commonly known. [7 definitions] |
family |
a group consisting of parents and their children. [8 definitions] |
family room |
a large room in which a family usu. gathers for recreation, conversation, relaxation, and the like. |
famine |
an extreme and widespread shortage of food. |
famished |
suffering from extreme hunger; starved. [2 definitions] |
famous |
having widespread recognition or public esteem; renowned. [2 definitions] |
fan1 |
a hand-held device that opens out to form a triangular shape and that is used to cool the face or body by waving back and forth. [7 definitions] |
fan2 |
an enthusiastic follower of an activity such as a sport or a performing art or of a person or persons who engage in that activity. |
fanatic |
one who has excessive and uncritical zeal or devotion to a principle, cause, religion, leader, or the like. [2 definitions] |
fancy |
an idea, opinion, or preference, sometimes not based on reason or reality. [14 definitions] |
fang |
a long pointed tooth, such as the canine tooth of carnivorous animals or the hollow, grooved tooth by which a venomous snake injects its poison. [3 definitions] |
fantastic |
wildly imaginative or outlandish; fanciful; exaggerated. [5 definitions] |
fantasy |
imagination or something imagined, esp. if fanciful, exaggerated, or bizarre. [5 definitions] |
far |
at or to a great distance in space or time. [5 definitions] |
far and wide |
over great distances. |
faraway |
distant or remote. [2 definitions] |
fare |
the price paid to ride on commercial transportation, such as a bus, train, or airplane, or a passenger paying such a charge. [5 definitions] |
farewell |
may you fare well; good-bye and good wishes. [5 definitions] |
farm |
a parcel of land and the buildings on it used for agricultural activities. [5 definitions] |