freedom |
liberty from imprisonment or enslavement. [9 definitions] |
free-fall |
the unconstrained fall of a body within a gravitational field. [2 definitions] |
freeware |
software given away at no charge by its author but remaining under the author's copyright. |
freeway |
a highway with limited access and no tolls; expressway. |
freeze |
to become hardened into ice or a solid form through loss of heat. [17 definitions] |
freezer |
a thing that freezes, esp. an appliance that freezes food for storage. |
freight |
goods or cargo shipped by commercial transport, or the fee charged for such shipping. [6 definitions] |
freighter |
a ship for transporting goods. [2 definitions] |
French |
of, pertaining to, or characteristic of France or its people, culture, language, or the like. [4 definitions] |
French fries |
(often l.c.) potatoes cut into lengthwise strips and fried in deep oil or fat. |
French Guiana |
an overseas department of France on the Atlantic coast of South America between Suriname and Brazil. |
French horn |
a brass wind instrument that consists of a long coiled tube with a funnel-shaped mouthpiece, three valves, and a flaring bell at the end. |
Frenchman |
a man who was born in or is a citizen of France. |
Frenchwoman |
a woman who was born in or is a citizen of France. |
frenzy |
a seizure marked by violent agitation, excitement, or enthusiasm, or the activity accompanying such a seizure. [3 definitions] |
frequency |
the fact of happening often or being frequent. [3 definitions] |
frequent |
happening often or at close intervals. [3 definitions] |
frequently |
numerous times; often. |
fresh |
newly made, gained, or experienced. [11 definitions] |
freshen |
to cause to be fresh; renew. [4 definitions] |
freshen up |
to make oneself feel more comfortable or attractive, as by washing the face, combing the hair, or the like. |