| folk music |
music originated, handed down, and played or sung by the common folk of a region or country, often fairly simple and repetitive in structure. [2 definitions] |
| folk singer |
someone who sings folk music, esp. professionally. |
| folk song |
a piece of vocal folk music. [2 definitions] |
| folk tale |
a story of anonymous authorship, passed on orally by the common people of a region or country, and often incorporating the myths and legends of that people, or including a moral. |
| follow |
to come or go after or behind. [15 definitions] |
| follower |
a student, disciple, or adherent of the teachings or ideas of another. [4 definitions] |
| following |
a group of followers, supporters, or adherents. [5 definitions] |
| follow in the footsteps of |
to follow after, in succession or imitation. |
| follow up |
to pursue or act further concerning (something), esp. so as to bring it to a conclusion or to find an answer. [3 definitions] |
| folly |
use of poor judgment, or lack of common sense. [4 definitions] |
| fond |
characterized by or expressing tender or affectionate feelings. [4 definitions] |
| fondle |
to touch or stroke in a tender or affectionate manner; treat lovingly; caress. [2 definitions] |
| font1 |
a basin or other receptacle that holds holy water, such as that used for baptizing people. [3 definitions] |
| font2 |
a complete set of type, all of the same size, style, or face. |
| food |
any substance that contains nutrients and is ingested by living creatures in order to sustain life, health, and growth. [3 definitions] |
| food chain |
a succession of living organisms in which each serves as food for the next. |
| food for thought |
something that is worth considering or contemplating further. |
| food processor |
an electric kitchen appliance having a container with various blade attachments used to grind, grate, chop, slice, mix or otherwise prepare food. |
| food web |
the network of interacting food chains within an ecological community. |
| fool |
one who lacks good sense, judgment or comprehension, or who fails to display these qualities on a specific occasion. [11 definitions] |
| foolish |
lacking in good sense or judgment, or appearing to lack them; silly. [3 definitions] |