| fresh |
newly made, gotten, or experienced. [7 definitions] |
| freshen |
to cause to be fresh; renew. [2 definitions] |
| freshen up |
to make oneself feel more comfortable or attractive, as by cleaning oneself. |
| freshly |
recently made or done. |
| freshman |
a student in the first year of high school, college, or university. |
| freshwater |
of or having to do with water that is not salty. [2 definitions] |
| fresh water |
water that is not salty. |
| fret1 |
to feel troubled or uneasy. |
| fret3 |
one of the ridges set across the neck of a stringed instrument such as a guitar or lute to mark where the fingers should press the strings for each note. |
| Fri. |
abbreviation of "Friday." |
| friar |
a man who is a member of a Roman Catholic order; monk. |
| friction |
the rubbing of objects against each other. [3 definitions] |
| Friday |
the sixth day of the week. Friday comes between Thursday and Saturday. |
| fridge |
(informal) a refrigerator, a device for storing things at cold temperatures, esp. food. |
| fried |
cooked in oil, butter, or some other fat. [2 definitions] |
| friend |
a person whom you know well and like and who likes you. [2 definitions] |
| friendly |
welcoming and pleasant toward others. [2 definitions] |
| friendship |
the state or condition of being a friend. [2 definitions] |
| fright |
strong fear caused by sudden danger. [2 definitions] |
| frighten |
to cause fear in; scare. [2 definitions] |
| frightened |
suddenly feeling fear. |