F G DICTIONARY (POSTED 2/19/2008; LAST EDITED 11/6/2012; 3512ENTRIES)
FABALES(ORDER OF PLANTS)BA8
FABLE(=STORY) STÚ6LË4
FABLE ABOUT, TELL A YÄ4STÚ6
FABRICBÖ1
FABRICKHÖ1
FABRIC. MADE OFÖBÖ1
FABRICATE (=ASSEMBLE) LÄ4ÜDHLA1
FABRICATE CHARGES AGAINST (TRUMP UP CHARGES AGAINST) LÄ4ÜTJTU4
FABRICATED (=ASSEMBLED) ÖDHLA1
FABULIST (=STORYTELLER)STÚ6SË4
FABULOUS (=STORIED. MYTHICAL) ÖSTÚ6Ï:
FABULOUS (=WONDERFUL, MARVELOUS)ÖDVA1
FAÇADE (OF A BUILDING) ÖBSHÚ1
FACE (=ANY FACE OF A RIGHT RECTANGULAR PRISM, ETC.)DMHO4
FACE (=BE FACING TOWARDS) LÄ4NHRE9
FACE (=CONFRONT (DIFFICULTIES)) LÄ4RCË8
FACE (=COUNTENANCE, VISAGE) TÒ1
FACE (=EXPECT) LÄ4SLÀ’4
FACE (=FAÇADE, OBVERSE, FACING, FRONT) FFE6
FACE (=LARGEST SURFACE OF A PRISM; upper surlace in link)DFO4
FACE (=PLANAR FACE OF POLYHEDRON/ETC., FACET) DHDRE6
FACET (=FACE OF A POLYHEDRON, AS A CUT GEM)DHDRE6
FACET (=REGARD, ASPECT, PART BEING CONSIDERED)QRI3
FACETIOUS (=WITTY, JOCULAR) ÖNNHË8
FACE TO FACE(AS BOOKS ON A FULL SHELF) ÖTHSÉ2
FACE TO FACE (=FACING EACH OTHER, BUILDINGS, PEOPLE, ETC.)ÖNHE9KH
FACIAL BONE, ANYSHCLA’1
FACIAL EXPRESION, MAKE ANYÄ4SHNÀ1
FACIAL FEATURE TVÒ1
FACIAL NERVENCEVA’1
FACILELY/GLIBLY/PATLY, EXPLAIN LÄ4VPÀ1
FACILITATE AS (=HELP BE) (NOTE I) -KHÖ4-
FACILITATE AS A COLLEGE STUDENT (=HELP GO TO COLLEGE)LÄ4KHÖ4YWÄ’1
FACILITIES (=APPOINTMENTS, FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT) SHFO9
FACILITY (=PLANT, BASE) SFÚ1
FACING (=FRONT, FAÇADE) FFE6
FACING (PREPOSITION: =OPPOSITE) ÖNHE9
FACING WHERE (AS IN “A BUILDING FACING WHERE THE MINE WOULD BE”)ÖNHE9Z
FACSIMILE OF ANY SIZETHMHE1
FACSIMILE OF, MAKE A YÄ4ÜTHMHE1
FACSIMILE OF, MAKE AN ACTUAL-SIZE//LIFE-SIZEYÄ4ÜTHNHWE1
FACSIMILE OR ENLARGEMENT OF, MAKE A LARGE YÄ4ÜTHMHLE1
FACSIMILE OR MINIATURE OF, MAKE A REDUCED YÄ4ÜTHMHRE1
FACSIMILE, ACTUAL-SIZE//LIFE-SIZETHNHWE1
FACSIMILE, ENLARGED (=ENLARGEMENT) THMHLE1
FACSIMILE, REDUCED(=MINIATURE, MODEL) THMHRE1
FACT/IDEA (=PROPOSITION) DHRI9
FACT/IDEA THAT (AS IN ‘KNOWING/HOPING THAT…’)DHI9Z
FACTION FFÜ8
FACTION, LOBBY. PARTY, ETC. FÜ8
FACTIOUS ÖFFÜ8
FACTITIVE COMPLEMENT A (NOTE 13) Ù4-
FACTITIVE COMPLEMENT B (NOTE 13) Ù9-
FACTOR (=ELEMENT IN A CAUSATION) FLÖ9
FACTOR IN CAUSING WAR, BE A Ä4FÖ9CWHË8
FACTOR IN CAUSING, BE A (NOTE 1) -FÖ9-
FACTORIAL (e.g.: 6! = 6 × 5 ×4 × 3 × 2 × 1 = 720) (‘S’ stands for ‘6’)CXVÄSE4
FACTORY GXÄ’1Í;
FACTORY BUILDINGGXKHÄ’1Í;
FACTORY EMPLOYEEGXGÄ’1Ì;
FACTORY EQUIPMENTGXNÄ’1Í:
FACTORY GROUNDSGXRÄ’1Í;
FACTORY SUPERVISOR GXYÄ’1Í;
FACTS (=DETAILS) (NOTE 3) DJR
FACTUAL (=NOT FICTITIOUS/MYTHICAL) ÖPU4
FACTUAL (VERB PREFIX) (NOTE 7) QHÄ4-
FACULTY (=STAFF EDUCATORS) PÄ’6SË3
FADE (=BECOME FADED OR DISCOLORED IN ANY WAY)Ä4BCÒ6
FADE (=CAUSE TO LOSE COLOR, BLEACH, WHITEN)LÄ4ÜFNXÍ1
FADE (=LOSE COLOR)ÄFNXÍ1
FADEDÖFNXÍ1
FAGALES(ORDER OF PLANTS)FA8
FAIENCE (=MAJOLICA/MOSAIC/ETC.)BFE1
FAIENCE, DECORATE (SOMETHING) WITH LÄ4BFÈ1
FAIENCE, MADE OF OR DECORATED WITHÖBFE1
FAIL (=NOTPASS TO THE NEXT GRADE AT SCHOOL)Ä4TÈ4LPË8
FAIL (A TEST)LÄ4VVLÀ’9
FAIL (=NOT SUCCEED IN AN ATTEMPT)Ä4FLÀ4
FAIL TO BE (NOTE 2) -FÀ4-
FAIL TO BE AN ATTENDEE (=FAIL TO ATTEND)LÄ4FÀ4TRE9
FAILED (=GENERALLY UNSUCCESSFUL)ÖGSHÍ1
FAILLE BYHÖ1
FAILLE, MADE OFÖBYHÖ1
FAILSAFE (=UNABLE TO FAIL)ÖQÈ4FLÀ4
FAILURE (=GENERALLY UNSUCCESSFUL PERSON/COMPANY/ETC.)GSHÍ1
FAIN (=HAPPILY) IGWA1
FAIN (=WILLINGLY, GLADLY) IWHRÀ’4
FAINT(=PASS OUT, COLLAPSE) Ä4FFÀ1
FAINT (=SLIGHT) ÖMRÍ4
FAINT (=SOFT, QUIET) ÖLHRÍ4
FAINT (=TENUOUS, TOO LIGHT, AS WRITING/COPIES/ETC.)ÖWHTJÍ1
FAINT (=WEAK, FEEBLE) ÖSWÍ1
FAINTLY (=SOFTLY, QUIETLY, BARELY AUDIBLY)OLHRÍ4
FAINTLY (=SOMEWHAT, SLIGHTLY, A LITTLE)IMRÍ4
FAIR (=BEAUTIFUL) ÖDRA1
FAIR (=EXPOSITION, SHOW, EXHIBITION) PPÉ3
FAIR (=IMPARTIAL, JUST) ÖTFA1
FAIR (=LIGHT-SKINNED) ÖGJRA9
FAIR (=SPORTSMANLIKE, DISINCLINED TO CHEAT) ÖSHA’9
FAIR SKIES(=BLUE SKIES) NVÍ2
FAIR WEATHERPWHA1
FAIR/EXPOSITION, HOLD A Ä4PPÉ3
FAIRLY (=JUSTLY, IMPARTIALLY) ITFA1
FAIRLY (=SOMEWHAT, MODERATELY) IMRÉ4
FAIRLY (=WITHOUT CHEATING)ISHA’9
FAIRWAY (=GREEN/CAMPUS/PARK/ETC.) ZWÍ2
FAITH IN, HAVE (=BELIEVE TO BE CORRECT) LÄ4LÖ4CU4
FAITH IN, HAVE (=BELIEVE TO BE REAL) LÄ4LÖ4LU4
FAITHFUL (=LOYAL) ÖTKHA1
FAITHFUL (=NOT ADULTEROUS)ÖTÁ’4NDÁ’2
FAITHFUL (=RELIGIOUS)ÖRÉ7
FAITHFUL (=TRUSTWORTHY) ÖQTJA1
FAKE (=COUNTERFEIT)ÖKTU4
FAKE (=COUNTERFEIT OBJECT, AS A BANKNOTE/CHECK/ETC.)KTU4
FAKE (=SIMULATED/SYNTHETIC/MOCK, AS FUR/LEATHER/ETC.) ÖMTU4
FALAFEL (=BEAN CROQUETTES)FLÁ’1
FALBALA (=FURBELOW, FLOUNCE)DNÖ1
FALCATE (LEAF SHAPE) ÖTÍTDWÏ1
FALCON(FALCONIFORMES FALCONIDAE FALCO)FFEFU1
FALCONIFORMES(ORDER OF BIRDS)FU1
FALL (=AUTUMN) CJÚTÖ4
FALL(=BE CAPTURED/CONQUERED, AS CONSTANTINOPLE/ETC.) WÄ4CLË8
FALL (=BE DEFEATED) WÄ4CDJË8
FALL (=CRASH TO EARTH) Ä4FÌ1
FALL (=FOUNDER, STUMBLE, COLLAPSE) Ä4DHNJÀ1
FALL (HAIRPIECE, LONG WIG)CGJÖ8CLÖ8
FALL APART(=COLLAPSE, CAVE IN) Ä4CÁ’6
FALL APART(=COME UNDONE, COME LOOSE) Ä4CÙ6
FALL APART(=DISINTEGRATE) Ä4FDHÍ1
FALL APART (=BECOME DISUNITED, AS A COUNTRY/EMPIRE/ETC.)Ä4KHGÍ1
FALL ASLEEP (NOTE 4) Ä4YG
FALL DOWN ALONG (AS A CLIFF) LÄ4FÌ1YRE9
FALL FOR (=ACCEPT GULLIBLY) LÄ4WGXÍ1
FALL ILL (NOTE 4) Ä4TG
FALL IN LOVE WITH LÄ4LË6LË6
FALL IN PRICE (=GET CHEAP) Ä4BLÒ6
FALL IN WITH (=BE THE COMRADE OF) LÄ4MRA2
FALL INTO/ONTOYÄ4FÌ1
FALL OUT (=BE(COME) ESTRANGED FROM EACH OTHER) LÄ4MSHË8KH
FALL OUT (DUST, SILT, ETC.) Ä4SÁ’6
FALL OVER(=CAPSIZE, FLOP, TOPPLE) Ä4CÌ1
FALL, INJURED IN AÖWZEMÓ4
FALL, SOMEONE INJURED IN AWZEMÓ4
FALLACIOUS (=ILLOGICAL)ÖFTU4
FALLACIOUSLY, REASON Ä4FTU4
FALLACIOUSLY ABOUT, REASONLÄ4FTU4
FALLAL (=SHOWY GARMENT) CÖ1DA1
FALLIBLE ÖPÈ4CTU4
FALLOPIAN TUBERREFA’1
FALLOW (=TEMPORARILY NOT FARMED) ÖNHTHÍ1
FALLOW DEERRVEVDÓ1
FALLOW, LEAVE LÄ4LÖ9NHTHÍ1
FALLS (=WATERFALL, CATARACT, CASCADE)VVÍ2
FALSE (=DISLOYAL) ÖTKHÍ1
FALSE (=FORGED, SPURIOUS) ÖKTU4
FALSE (=PROSTHETIC) ÖMHTU4
FALSE (=UNTRUE) ÖRTU4
FALSE ALARM, RAISE A (=GIVE A FALSE WARNING)Ä4WVLÒ4
FALSE BERRY (=EPIGYNOUS BERRY) FSHÈ8
FALSE IDENTIFICATIONSKÒ6KTU4
FALSE TEETH YÒ1MHTU4
FALSEWORK GJYHÜ3
FALSIFY (=FORGE, ALTER) LÄ4ÜKTU4
FALSIFY (=PROVE FALSE) LÄ4CHÖ4LTU4
FALTER (=HESITATE) Ä4KHLÌ6
FALTER (=STUMBLE) Ä4MZÀ1
FALTER (IN SPEAKING) Ä4PFÀ1
FAMED (=FAMOUS)ÖMHWA1
FAMILIAR (=KNOWLEDGEABLE) ÖTHNXA1
FAMILIAR WITH (=KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT)ÖTHNXA1Ï
FAMILIAR (=WELL-KNOWN) ÖCHFA1
FAMILY (=PARENTS AND CHILDREN) NCÜ8
FAMILY (=GRANDPARENTS, PARENTS, CHILDREN, COUSINS, ETC.)NDÜ8
FAMILY (BIOLOGY) MTÜ8
FAMILY TREE (=PEDIGREE, GENEALOGY) SBRÚ6LË4
FAMINE (=MANY HUNGRY) DJRÍ1NRA4
FAMOUS ÖMHWA1
FAN (=ENTHUSIAST) PVÁ’2Í
FAN(ELECTRIC) THNJE6
FAN (HAND-HELD) DFE1
FAN PALM (=PALMATE-LEAVED PALM)RÏ8TEMÏ1
FAN, COOL ONESELF WITH A HAND-HELD LÄ4DFÈ1SH
FAN, COOL WITH AN ELECTRIC LÄ4THNJÈ6
FANATIC (ADJECTIVE)ÖQLHÍ1
FANATIC (ADJECTIVE)ÖNTHÁ’2
FANATIC (NOUN)NTHÁ’2
FANATICALLYINTHÁ’2
FANCY (=FINE, CHOICE) ÖDWHA1
FANCY TO BE (=IMAGINE AS) (NOTE 1) -MÖ4-
FANCY TO BE DIVINE (=IMAGINE (SOMETHING) TO BE DIVINE)LÄ4MÖ4DTU4
FANDANGO, DANCE THEÄ4ZHDÍGÀ1
FANFARE, SOUND A(=PLAY BRASS) Ä4TMÈ6
FANG GÈ3
FANGEDÓGÈ3
FAN-SHAPEDÖSFÖ8
FANTASTIC (=FANTASIZED, DREAMT) ÖNJTU4
FANTASTIC (=SPECTACULAR, PHENOMENAL) ÖDFA1
FAR (=DISTANT) ÖDJRA4
FAR (=(GOING) A LONG WAY) IZHRA4
FAR FROM ÖWÁ’4
FAR FROM EACH OTHER ÖWÁ’4KH
FAR FROM HERE ÖWÁ’4B
FAR FROM THERE (SAID PLACE} ÖWÁ’4NH
FAR FROM THERE (THE PLACE OVER THERE) ÖWÁ’4DH
FAR FROM WHERE (AS “I LIVE FAR FROM WHERE HE WORKS.”)ÖWÁ’4Z
FARAD (MEASURE OF ELECTRICAL CAPACITANCE) CXCÙBGJEDDE4
FARADS PER METER(MEASURE OF ELECTRICAL PERMITTIVITY)CXCÙBVEDDE4
FARE (=DO, PROCEED) Ä4TÜ6
FARE (=FOOD) WHÁ’1
FARE (=TAXI PASSENGER) SHKRÈ1
FARE (FOR BUS/SUBWAY/CAB/ETC..) FLÖ6
FARE BOX (IN A BUS/ETC.)YHNÙ1FRÖ1
FARE FROM, COLLECT ALÄFRÖ1
FARE WITH (=MANAGE, DEAL WITH) LÄ4RTË8
FARE, PAY ONE’S Ä4FÖ6
FARE-COLLECTOR FRÖ6
FARE-PAYER FÖ6
FAR-FETCHED (=EXAGGERATED) ÖGJTA’9
FARINA (=FLOUR)FA’8
FARM DJLÄ’1Í;
FARM BUILDINGDJKHÄ’1Í;
FARM EQUIPMENT (MACHINES, TOOLS, ETC.) DJNÄ’1Í;
FARM MACHINEGJE6
FARM MACHINE OPERATORGJÈ6
FARM OUT (CONTRACTS/ETC.) YÄ4FI6
FARM VEHICLE DJVÄ’1Í;
FARMER (=FARM OWNER)DJSHÄ’IÍ;
FARMHAND DJGÄ’1Í;
FARMLAND DJLÄ’1Í;
FAROE ISLANDSFRHÄ1
FART Ä4FO7
FARTHER (MOTION) IZHRA4
FARTHER (POSITION) ÖDJRA4
FARTHER THAN (MOTION) IZHA4
FARTHER THAN (POSITION) ÖDJA4
FARTHER THAN THAT (POSITION) (NOTE 6) DJA4NHZH
FARTHER THAN WHERE (POSITION) ÖDJA4Z
FASCIA (ARCHITECTURE) BGHYÚ1
FASCIA, HAVINGÖBGHYÚ1
FASCICLE BRÍFÈ8
FASCINATE LÄ4ÜQHË6
FASCINATED ÖQHË6
FASCINATED WITH, BE LÄ4QHË6
FASCINATING ÖQHË6Í
FASHION (=LADIES’ CLOTHES) CÖ1
FASHION (=MODE, STYLE) (NOTE 3) MH
FASHION (=SHAPE, MAKE) LÄ4KHSHÒ6
FASHION-CONSCIOUSÖRHCA1
FASHION SHOWPNXÉ3
FASHIONABLEÖDTHA1
FAST (=HURRIED, HASTY, SLAPDASH) ÖZKHÍ1
FAST (=READY-MADE, READY TO EAT, AS IN ‘FAST FOOD’) ÖVDA1
FAST (=SACRIFICE EATING, DO WITHOUT FOOD) Ä4SHÀ4BRO3
FAST(=SECURE, FIRM) ÖDHSA1
FAST(=SWIFT, RAPID) ÖNJRA4
FASTEN (=HOOK, BUCKLE, CLAMP, ETC.)LÄ4ÜTHKÖ8
FASTEN (=INSTALL, MOUNT, SECURE, SET)LÄ4ÜDHSA1
FASTENED (=HOOKED, BUCKLED, CLAMPED) ÖTHKÖ8
FASTENED (=INSTALLED, SECURED, MOUNTED) ÖDHSA1
FASTENER (STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL) KE1
FASTENER FOR CLOTHES: PIN, BUTTON, ZIPPER, CLASP, ETC. FÖ1
FASTER THAN (CONJUNCTION) ÖNJA4ZZ
FASTER THAN (PREPOSITION) ÖNJA4
FASTIDIOUS ÖWQÍ1
FAT (=LIPID, ADIPOSE, BLUBBER) GXÈ3
FAT (=OBESE, CORPULENT) ÖBFA1
FATAL ÖQDÍ1
FATALE (AS IN ‘FEMME FATALE’) ÖRHZA1
FATALISTIC (=INCLINED TO RESIGNATION) ÖNJÀ’4GÌ6
FATALITY (=DEATH VICTIM) QDÍ1Ì
FATE (=DESTINY) DHRÈ4
FATEFUL ÖMHGJA1
FATHER(=MALE PARENT) FLA2
FATHER (=SIRE, BEGET) LÄ4FLA2
FATHER-IN-LAWFLHA2
FATHERLAND VLÍ2DÁ1
FATHERLY ÖPÁ’4FLA2
FATHOM (=1.83 METERS)CXCÍGJTÙCA4
FATHOM (=COMPREHEND, HAVE INSIGHT INTO) LÄ4VNHË8
FATHOM (=UNDERSTAND) (NOTE 4) LÄ4NX
FATHOMLESS (=EXCEEDINGLY TALL/DEEP) ÖBTÉ1MWA4
FATIGUE (=EXHAUST (METAL)) LÄ4ÜWHFÍ1
FATIGUE OR MALAISE, RESPOND TO (SITUATIONS) WITHLÄ4PÁMÓ4
FATIGUE OR MALAISE, SOMEONE SUFFERING FROMRPÁNÓ4
FATIGUE OR MALAISE, SUFFER FROMÄ4RPÁNÓ4
FATIGUE OR MALAISE, SUFFERING FROMÖRPÁNÓ4
FATIGUED (=VERY TIRED)ÖYHÜ1MWÍ4
FATIGUED(METAL, ETC.) ÖWHFÍ1
FATIGUED METALWHFÍ1
FATUOUS ÖTHWHÍ1
FAUCES DRICA’1
FAUCET DJFE1
FAUCET, TURN ON A/THELÄ4DJFÈ1
FAULT (=BLAME) LÄ4SHBË8
FAULT (=FAULTY THING/PART) FTHÍ1
FAULT, GEOLOGICALZHFÍ2
FAULTS, HAVING GEOLOGICALÖZHFÍ2
FAULTS, HAVING PERSONALÖWÍ1
FAULTY (DEVICE) ÖFTHÍ1
FAUNADÏ3
FAUX PAS, COMMIT A Ä4TLÀ4
FAVOR (=ADVOCATE) LÄ4RHRE3
FAVOR (=BE PROPITIOUS FOR) LÄ4PVA1
FAVOR (=SMALL GIFT) GJLÀ6
FAVOR (=LIKE, PREFER) LÄ4ZHRE9
FAVOR FOR, DO A LÄ4KHLÖ4
FAVOR FOR, DO ALÄ4NFË8
FAVORABLE (=PROPITIOUS) ÖPVA1
FAVORABLE (BALANCE) ÖYBA1
FAVORED (=ADVOCATED) ÖRHRI3
FAVORED (=PREFERRED) ÖZHRI9
FAVORED BY ÖRHI9
FAVORITE (=LIKELY TO WIN) ÖBÈ4WHÁ1
FAVORITE (=MINION) PDHÁ’2Í
FAVORITE (=PREFERRED)ÖTHÁ1
FAVORITISM, PRACTISE Ä4KHPÍ1
FAVORITIST PDHÁ’2
FAVORITIST (PATRONAGE…) ÖKHPÍ1
FAWN (=BEHAVE SYCOPHANTICALLY) WÄ4PYÁ’2
FAWN(=YOUNG DEER) RVÓ1BË4
FAWNING ÖPYÁ’2Í
FAX (=SEND A FAX TO) LÄ4QHÖ6
FAX(=TRANSMITTED COPY) QHLÖ6
FAX MACHINEMKHE6
FAX MACHINE, SEND (SOMETHING) ON ALÄ4MKHÈ6
FAXER(=SOMEONE SENDING A FAX)QHÖ6
FAY (=MATCH/FIT EACH OTHER, AS PARTS/PIPES/BEAMS/ETC.) LÄ4MÉ2KH
FAYING (=MATCHING, FITTING)ÖMÉ2ÏKH
FAYING SURFACESMÉ2ÏKH
FEAR LÄ4FË6
FEARFUL (=DREAD, FORMIDABLE) ÖÜFË6
FEARFUL (=SCARED, TERRIFIED) ÖFË6
FEARSOME (=DREAD. FORMIDABLE) ÖÜFË6
FEASIBLE ÖPÈ4DÜ1Í
FEAST (=CELEBRATE) Ä4PFÉ3
FEAST (=FESTIVAL) PFÉ3
FEAST (=LAVISH MEAL)MÉ3DYHA1
FEAT (=THING ACHIEVED) SHLÄ’4Í
FEATHER DHÈ3
FEATHER (=MADE OF FEATHERS)ÖDHÈ3 or ÖWHE4DHÈ3
FEATHER PALM (=PINNATE-LEAVED PALM)RÏ8TÖLÏ1
FEATHERED (=HAVING FEATHERS)ÖDHÈ3 or ÖBA4DHÈ3
FEATHERY (=LIKE A FEATHER)ÖPÁ’4DHÈ3
FEATURE (=MAIN FILM OF A MULTIPLE PRESENTATION)THVE1MÁ1
FEATURE (=MAKE PROMINENT) LÄ4ÜMHNA1
FEATURE(PHYSICAL PART, AS “A FEATURE OF THE BUILDING”) DVO4
FEATURE, FACIALTVÒ1
FEATURED (=PROMINENT)ÖMHNA1
FEATURED (=MAIN)ÖMÁ1
FEBRIFACIENT (=CAUSING FEVER)ÖÜTJFÍ1
FEBRILE (=FEVERISH)ÖTJFÍ1
FEBRUARY CJOCÖ4
FECES DRO3
FECKLESS ÖTHLÍ1
FECUND ÖGJWA1
FED UP ÖDHË6
FED UP WITH, BE LÄ4DHË6
FEDERAL (=NATIONAL) ÖNÁ1
FEDERATE (=BECOME A FEDERATION) Ä4LFÚ5
FEDERATE (=FEDERATED) ÖLFÚ6
FEDERATE (=MAKE INTO A FEDERATION) LÄ4ÜLFÚ8
FEDERATION (=CONFEDERATION) LFÚ8
FEDERATIVE ÖÜLFÚ8
FEE (=INHERITED LAND)SSLO4KHÀ6Ï;
FEE (=LAND UNDER THE CHARGE OF A FEUDAL LORD, FEUD, FIEF)SSLO4GI9PFÁ’2
FEE (FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES) FLÀ6
FEE SIMPLE (=UNCONDITIONALLY INHERITED LAND)SSLO4KHÀ6Ï;FRE9
FEE TAIL (=CONDITIONALLY INHERITED LAND)SSLO4KHÀ6Ï;PRE2
FEE TO, PAY A PROFESSIONALLÄ4FÀ6
FEE TO, PAY AN ADMISSION LÄ4MÖ6
FEE, ADMISSION MLÖ6
FEEBLE (=WEAK) ÖSWÍ1
FEED (=PROVIDE FOOD TO (A PERSON)) LÄ4NDHË8
FEED (=PROVIDE FOOD TO (AN ANIMAL)) LÄ4YHVÈ6
FEED (=SUPPLY (A MACHINE/ETC.) WITH MATERIAL) LÄ4WHÖ6
FEED (=SUPPLY (A CIRCUIT/ETC.) WITH ELECTRICAL POWER)LÄ4ÜQHLA1
FEED (MATERIAL ALREADY FED (TO A MACHINE/ETC.)) WHNÖ6
FEED (MATERIAL BEING FED (TO A MACHINE/ETC.)) WHMÖ6
FEEL (=BE INCLINED TO THINK/BELIEVE, e.g., I FEEL HE’S RIGHT.)LÄ4NRÀ1
FEEL (=BRUSH, BUMP, TOUCH) LÄ4STO1
FEEL (=GROPE, FUMBLE) Ä4GÖ2
FEEL (=HANDLE, HOLD) LÄ4SHTO1
FEEL (=SEEM TO THE TOUCH, AS IN ‘IT FEELS SMOOTH’) LÄ4GTO1
FEEL (SOMEONE/SOMETHING) USEFUL (=CONSIDER USEFUL)LÄ4LÖ4VNA1
FEEL ANY EMOTION TOWARDS LÄ4PÌ6
FEEL DECEPTIVELY LIKE (AS ‘IT FEELS LIKE, BUT IS NOT, SAND’) LÄ4KHTLO1
FEEL FOR (=TRY TO LOCATE BY GROPING) LÄ4NTO1
FEEL GENUINELY LIKE (AS ‘IT FEELS LIKE, AND IS, SAND’) LÄ4KHTRO1
FEEL GUILTY ABOUT LÄ4GXÌ6
FEEL LIKE (=FEEL ONESELF TO RESEMBLE) (NOTE 4) LÄ4Q
FEEL LIKE (=JUDGE ONESELF TO BE) (NOTE 2) -LÄ’4-
FEEL LIKE (AS ‘IT FEELS LIKE SAND, WHETHER OR NOT IT IS’) LÄ4KHTO1
FEEL LIKE A SAINT (=IMAGINE ONESELF SAINTLY)Ä4LÄ’4STÁ’2
FEEL MALICE TOWARDS LÄ4GJÌ6
FEEL ONESELF TO BE (=BELIEVE ONESELF TO BE) (NOTE 2) -FÀ’9-
FEEL ONESELF TO BE A GENIUS (=THINK ONSELF BRILLIANT) Ä4FÀ’9SZHÁ’2
FEEL SORRY FOR LÄ4NXË6
FEEL SPITE TOWARDS LÄ4GJÌ6
FEEL TO BE (=BELIEVE TO BE) (NOTE 1) -LÖ4-
FEELERS (=ANIMAL’S ANTENNA) NXÈ3
FEELING BAD ÖGGJÍ1
FEELING GOOD ÖGGJA1
FEELINGS ABOUT, HAVE ANY LÄ4PÌ6
FEIGN BEING (PRETEND TO BE) (NOTE 2) -GXÀ’4-
FEIGN BEING A SLEEPER (=FEIGN SLEEP)Ä4GXÀ`4YL
FEIGNED ÖGXTU4
FEINT (=FEIGN TO ATTACK) LÄ4GXÀ4CTË8
FELDSPAR BFÍ2
FELDSPAR, MADE OF OR CONTAININGÖBFÍ2
FELICITOUS (=FORTUNATE, PROPITIOUS) ÖPFA1
FELINE (±SÁ’4) ÖKLÓ1
FELL(=CUT DOWN) YÄ4MÜ2
FELL (=FIERCE, SWIFT) ÖQRÍ1
FELLER BUNCHER(FOR CUTTING AND MOVING TREES) GJBE6
FELLER BUNCHER, CUT AND MOVE (TREES) WITH ALÄ4GJBÈ6
FELLOE (=RIM OF A WHEEL)ZNJE1
FELLOW (=COMRADE)MRA2
FELLOW (=DON, ASSOCIATE) PWHÁ’2Í
FELLOW (=MALE PERSON) STË4
FELLOW (=PEER) MPA2
FELLOWSHIP TO, GRANT A LÄ4PWHÁ’2
FELONYI1
FELONIOUS ÖYI1
FELONY AGAINST, COMMIT ALÄ4YÍ1
FELONY, COMMIT A Ä4YI1
FELT (CLOTH) BLHÖ1
FELT, MADE OFÖBLHÖ1
FEMALE (MECHANICAL PART) ÖVNXRO4
FEMALE (PERSON OR ANIMAL) ÖSCË1
FEMALE ORGAN (=VULVAE AND VAGINA) RHÒ1
FEMALE PART(MECHANICS: WASHER, NUT, RING, COLLAR, ETC.) VNXRO4
FEMALE PERSONSCË4
FEMALE PERSON(S) SCË1
FEMALE PERSONSSCË3
FEMALE REPRODIUCTIVE SYSTEM/ORGAN(S)RRA’1
FEMALE SEXSCË3
FEMININE(=LADYLIKE, LOVELY, DAINTY)ÖRHFA1
FEMORAL (±SÁ’4) (=BEING OR PERTAINING TO THE FEMUR)ÖTHNÒ1
FEMORAL NERVENVELFA’1
FEMTOMETER CXCÜLCPÙCA4
FEMUR SHNÍKHA’1
FEN (=SWAMP, BOG, MARSH, SLOUGH) VWÍ2
FENCE (=FIGHT WITH SWORDS) LÄ4KHWÈ6KH
FENCE (=PROVIDE WITH A FENCE) LÄ4GJFÜ3È1
FENCE (=TRAFFIC IN STOLEN GOODS) GXÖ6Ü;THI1Ï;
FENCE(OUTDOOR PARTITION) GJFÜ3
FENCING (=MATERIAL FOR FENCES) SMO4GJFÜ3
FENCING (WITH SWORDS), ENGAGE IN Ä4CNHÓ8
FEND (=FOIL, THWART) LÄ4THLÒ4
FENDER (OF CAR/TRUCK/ETC.) YBÍFE1
FENNEC FOX (CARNIVORA CANIDAE VULPES ZERDA)KRÜVZÓ1
FENNEL (APIALES APIACEAE FOENICULUM)MHMHENÉ8
FERAL ÖQWÍ1
FERMENT (=BE IN A FERMENT) Ä4YÏ6
FERMENT(=PUT IN A FERMENT) LÄ4ÜYÏ6
FERMENTED (=BREWED) ÖDHWHA1
FERMIUMMECZZÍ2
FERN(division PTERIDOPHYTA)FU8
FERN FRONDLÈ8FU8
FEROCIOUS ÖQRÍ1
FERRET (CARNIVORA MUSTELIDAE MUSTELA PUTORIUS FURO)KMEMPEFÓ1
FERRIS WHEELVFE6
FERRIS WHEEL, RIDE ON AÄ4VFÈ6
FERRULE (=TIP) FTE6
FERRY (=FERRYBOAT) SHPE1FÙ6
FERRY (=TAKE BACK AND FORTH) LÄ4ÜFÙ6
FERRY (GO BACK AND FORTH, SHUTTLE, COMMUTE) Ä4FÙ6
FERRYBOAT SHPE1FÙ6
FERTILE (=(PERSON/ANIMAL) CAPABLE OF BEARING/BEGETTING) ÖRHTJA1
FERTILE (LAND, SOIL, ETC.) ÖGJWA1
FERTILIZE (=MAKE (SOIL) FERTILE)LÄ4ÜGJWA1
FERTILIZER (FOR SOIL)ÜGJHWA1
FERVENT ÖYHDA1
FESCUE (POALES POACEAE FESTUCA)SSÜCÏ8
FESTER Ä4FGXÀ1
FESTERING ÖFGXÀ1
FESTERING SORE/WOUND/ETC.FGXÀ1
FESTINATE (=HURRIED, HASTY, SUMMARY)ÖZKHÍ1
FESTIVAL PZHÉ3
FESTIVAL, HOLD A Ä4PZHÉ3
FESTIVE (=GAY, GALA) ÖDCHA1
FESTIVITIESPZHÉ3PZHÉ3
FESTOON FGJO4
FETCH (=ARRIVE (BY SHIP OR ELSEWISE) AT (A PLACE)) LÄ4LRÉ3
FETCH (=GO GET) YÄ4ZFË8
FETCH A PRICE OF (=BE SOLD FOR THE AMOUNT OF) WHLÄ4CHÀ6
FETCHING (=COMELY, ATTRACTIVE) ÖNHGXA1
FÊTE(=FEAST, BANQUET) PFÉ3
FÊTE (=HOLD A FÊTE) Ä4PFÉ3
FETID ÖZHPÍ1
FETISH (=CHARM, AMULET) DWE6
FETISH (=IDOL, TOTEM) THNHE1
FETISH OF, MAKE ALÄ4ÜDWE6
FETISH, PLAY WITH A Ä4DWÉ6
FETISHIST DWÈ6
FETTERS (SHACKLES/FOOTCUFFSRMNÖ1
FETUS QHLÒ1
FEUD (=BLOOD FEUD)CDË9
FEUD (=LAND UNDER THE CHARGE OF A FEUDAL LORD, FEE, FIEF)SSLO4GI9PFÁ’2
FEUD WITH EACH OTHERLÄ4CDË8KH
FEUDAL ÖSÁ’4PFÁ’2
FEUDAL LORD/LIEGEPFÁ’2
FEUDALISM (=FEUDAL LORDS IN GENERAL)PFÁ’2ZHÜ8
FEUDING PARTY/BAND GJFÜ8
FEVER, SUFFER A Ä4TJFÍ1
FEVERISH ÖTJFÍ1
FEVERISH PERSONTJFÍ1
FEW ÖNRÍ4
FEWER ÖNZÍ4
FEWER THAN ÖNÍ4
FEWER THAN BEFORE ÖNGXÍ4
FEWER THAN ELSEWISE ÖNKÍ4
FEWEST ÖNZHÍ4
FIANCÉPVLA2
FIANCÉ OR FIANCÉE OF, BE LÄ4PVA2
FIANCÉE PVRA2
FIASCO (=FAILED THING/SITUATION) GHFÍ1
FIASCO FOR, BE A LÄ4GHFÍ1
FIAT QÁ’3
FIBER CFO4
FIBER, SHRED OR OTHERWISE CONVERT INTO LÄ4ÜCFO4
FIBERFILL (=PADDING) SSE1
FIBERFILL, CONTAINING OR MADE OF ÖSSÈ1
FIBERFILL, STUFF OR PAD WITH LÄ4SSÉ1
FIBERGLASS SHGJÜRÍ2
FIBERGLASS, MADE OF ÖSHGJÜRÍ2
FIBRILLATION, SOMEONE SUFFERING ATRIALNHFÏNÓ4
FIBRILLATION, SOMEONE SUFFERING VENTRICULARNHFÖNÓ4
FIBROBLAST (=CELL PRODUCING CONNECTIVE TISSUE)CO9ÜTCO9
FIBROCARTILAGE SHÏLFA’1
FIBROUS ÖCFO4
FIBULA (BONE) SHNÍRA’1
FICKLE ÖWVÍ1
FICTION(=NOVELS, STORIES, TALES) STÚ6LË3
FICTION WRITER(=AUTHOR OF NOVELS/STORIES/TALES)STÚ6SË4
FICTITIOUS ÖPTU4
FIDDLE (=PLAY VIOLIN) Ä4TVÍVÈ6
FIDDLE (=VIOLIN) TVÍVE6
FIDDLE AROUND WITH (=PUTTER WITH, AMUSE ONESELF WITH)LÄ4KHDHË8
FIDDLER CRAB(DECAPODA OCYPODIDAE UCA)CRÏCÜCÀ’1
FIDELITY TO, HAVE AURAL (=SOUND LIKE) Ä4KHDO1
FIDELITY, HIGH- (ADJECTIVE: FAITHFULLY REPRODUCING SOUND)ÖKHDO1MVÉ4
FIDGET (=JIGGLE, JOG, MOVE DESULTORILY) Ä4ZHÖ2
FIDGET WITH (=GOOF AROUND WITH, TRY INANELY TO USE)LÄZHÖ2
FIDUCIARY TJÍ6Í
FIEF (=LAND UNDER THE CHARGE OF A FEUDAL LORD, FEUD, FEE)SSLO4GI9PFÁ’2,
FIELD(=AIRFIELD OR ANY MILITARY BASE) SBÚ1
FIELD (=ARENA, COURT, DIAMOND, RINK, ANY SPORTS FACILITY)SVÚ1
FIELD (=ARENA, STADIUM) TDÜ3
FIELD (=FLAT. OPENLAND) ZFÍ2
FIELD(=PROFESSION: THAT WHICH ONE PROFESSES AS, AS DOCTOR)RRÄ’4Í
FIELD (HERALDRY) FME6
FIELD (MAGNETIC, GRAVITATIONAL, ETC.) VCHA1
FIELD GLASS(ES)(=MONOCULAR OR BINOCULARS)TJCHE1
FIELD GLASSES, PEER AT WITH LÄ4TJCHE1
FIELD, HAVE A GRAVITATIONAL FIELD (=POSSESS MASS) ÄCXDHEFE3
FIELD, HAVE A MAGNETIC (=BE MAGNETIC) Ä4QHMHAI
FIENDQVÍ2
FIENDISHÖQVÍ1
FIERCE ÖQRÍ1
FIERY (=BURNING, ABLAZE, AFIRE)ÖFÍ2
FIERY (=DRAMATIC, INTENSE)ÖMHDA1
FIFE TWÍPE6
FIFE, PLAY A Ä4TWÍPÉ6
FIFER (=FIFE-PLAYER)TWÍPÈ6
FIFO (=ON A FIRST-COME-FIRST-SERVED BASIS) ICFÜ8
FIFO (=ON A FIRST-IN-FIRST-OUT BASIS) ICFÜ8
FIFTEEN (ADJECTIVE) ÖCXCEPE4
FIFTEEN(NOUN) CXCEPE4
FIFTEENTH ÖCXCEPÈ4
FIFTH ÖCXPÈ4
FIFTH-GRADER IN SCHOOLSWÉFÄ’1
FIFTH-WHEEL COUPLING(HITCHING DEVICE ON A TRUCK TRACTOR)QFRE1
FIFTH-WHEEL COUPLING PIN (KINGPIN)QFLE1
FIFTIETH ÖCXPEZÈ4
FIFTY (ADJECTIVE) ÖCXPEZE4
FIFTY (NOUN) CXPEZE4
FIG (OF ANY SPECIES) (ROSALES MORACEAE FICUS)RMIFA8
FIG, COMMON(ROSALES MORACEAE FICUS CARICA)RMIFCA8
FIG, KADOTA(ROSALES MORACEAE FICUS CARICA KADOTA)RMIFCADA8
FIG NEWTONKÁ’1RMIFCA8
FIGHT (MILITARILY) LÄ4CSË8
FIGHT (PERSONALLY) LÄ4ZHGJÀ1
FIGMENT OF THE IMAGINATION (=IMAGINARY THING)MLÖ4Í
FIGURATIVELY SO-CALLED ÖZHTU4
FIGURE (=BE CREDIBLE, MAKE SENSE, AS IN “THAT FIGURES.”)Ä4KA’9
FIGURE (=CALCULATE) LÄ4CÒ6
FIGURE (=DESIGN, SHAPE, PATTERN ELEMENT)SYLÖ8
FIGURE(=FORM, VISIBLE PERSON OR THING) NXCA1
FIGURE (=HUMAN BODY) WHÒ1
FIGURE(=NUMERAL) SHTHRE6
FIGURE (=REASON, CONCLUDE)LÄ4NLÀ1
FIGURE (=SHAPE, CONTOUR) DDO4
FIGURE (=STATUE) THLE1
FIGURE (=SUPPOSE, THINK) LÄ4MLÖ9
FIGURE OUT LÄ4VQHË8
FIGURE OUT THE AGE OF LÄ4CZHÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE BLOOD-TYPE OF LÄ4CTHRÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE COST OF LÄ4CGHÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE DEGREE OF LÄ4CGXÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE DENOMINATION/CURRRENCY OF LÄ4CNHÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE DIRECTION OF LÄ4CGJÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE DISTANCE OF LÄ4CNJÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE GRADES/MARKS OF LÄ4CGJRÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE INTELLIGENCE (I.Q.) OF LÄ4CQRÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE NUMBER OF LÄ4CNÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE PITCH/VOICE OF LÄ4CZHRÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE POLARITY/SIGN/SENSE OF LÄ4CSHRÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE POPULATION OF LÄ4CKHRÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE PRICE OF (NOTE 3) LÄ4CLÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE PROCUTION/OUTPUT OF LÄ4CÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE Q OF LÄ4CTJRÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE RANK/RATING OF LÄ4CDJÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE RATE/RATIO OF LÄ4CTHÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE ROUTE/ITINERARY OF LÄ4CRHÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE SCORE OF LÄ4CCRÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE SETTING/READING/CALIBRATION OF LÄ4CYHÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE SIZE OF LÄ4CZÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE SPEED OF LÄ4CDHÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE TEMPERATURE OF LÄ4CTJÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE TIME OF LÄ4CTÒ6
FIGURE OUT THE VALUE OF LÄ4CVÓ6
FIGURE OUT THE WEIGHT OF LÄ4CWHÒ6
FIGURED (=PATTERNED) SÖ8
FIGUREHEAD SQÁ’2
FIGUREHEAD, LEAD AS LÄ4SQÁ’2
FIGURINE (=STATUETTE)THLE1BÍ1
FIJIFZHÄ1
FILAMENT (=STRAND/FIBER OF ANY KIND) CFO4
FILAMENT (=STAMEN STALK) BSLÈ8
FILAMENT (OF A LIGHT BULB)LBRE6
FILBERT (FAGALES BETULACEAE CORYLUS MAXIMA)FBORMA8
FILE (=COLUMN, LINE)THLÜ8
FILE (=NAIL FILE) MNÖ1
FILE (=RASP) KHFE1
FILE (=SORTED PAPERS) FLHO4
FILE (=VIRTUAL FILE)TZHYE1
FILE CABINET (USE: BUSINESS CABINET)FNJE1BÉ7
FILE (A DOCUMENT) IN A FILE OF PAPERS LÄ4ÜFLHO4
FILE WITH A NAIL FILE LÄ4MNÖ1È1
FILE WITH A RASP LÄ4KHFÈ1
FILE, IN DOUBLEITHLÜ8CXDÈ9
FILE, IN SINGLEITHLÜ8CXCÈ9
FILED (=BEING OR INCLUDED IN A FILE) ÖFLHÖ4
FILET (BONELESS STEAK) KHÁ`1SHA’1T
FILET MIGNON(=BEEF TENDERLOIN) MYOTSÁ’1
FILIBUSTER (USE: HINDER A LAWBILL) Ä4CHÒ4THDÄ’1
FILIGREE RGJE1
FILIGREED ÖRGJE1
FILL (=MAKE FULL) LÄ4ÜMRA1
FILL (=OCCUPY ENTIRELY) RÄ4MRA1
FILL (=SATISFYING MEAL, AS IN “HE ATE HIS FILL.”)MÉ3CSÉ4
FILL(=WOOF/WEFT OF A TEXTILE) DHGLÌVA1
FILL (ORDERS, PRESCRIPTIONS) LÄ4ZLÄ’4
FILL OUT(APPLICATION, ETC.) LÄ4ÜKKA1
FILLER (=SHIM) ZYHE1
FILLER PAPER (=LOOSE PAD)FTLO4
FILLER, ADJUST WITH A SHIM OR LÄ4ZYHE1
FILLET (=RIBBON) DRHÖ1
FILLET (=RIDGE BETWEEN FLUTES IN A CLASSICAL COLUMN) VZHO4CLÚ1DGHA1
FILLET WELDTHWÍFÖ8Ï;
FILLETED (=BERIBBONED) ÖDRHÖI
FILLING (=CONTAINED IN) (AS COFFEE IN A CUP) ÖTJI3
FILLING (=CONTAINED) ÖTJRI3
FILLING, DENTAL(USE: TREATED DENTAL CAVITY) VDO9PDJË8
FILLING STATION(=GAS STATION)SFÜ3
FILLING YARN(=WOOF/WEFT OF A TEXTILE) DHGLÌVA1
FILLIP(=SNAP ONE’S FINGERS) Ä4DHTÀ1
FILM (=MAKE A MOVIE OF) LÄ4THVÈ1
FILM (=MOVIE, ETC.) THVE1
FILM (=PHOTOGRAPHIC FILM) DHFE1
FILM (=SCUM, DEPOSIT) TFO4
FILM STUDIOFÙ1
FILMY (=TRANSLUCENT BUT NOT FULLY TRANSPARENT)ÖCPÉ1
FILTER (=SIEVE, SCREEN) KHBE1
FILTER (=STRAIN (WATER/ETC.) TO REMOVE THE IMPURITIES) LÄ4FÜ2
FILTER (=REMOVE (IMPURITIES) FROM WATER/ETC. BY STRAINING)YÄ4FÜ2
FILTER CIGARETTESSÖ7FÜ2Í
FILTH NFO4
FILTH. GREASE. DUST. SLIME, COBWEBS, SLUSH, BILGE, ETC. NO4
FILTRATION PLANTWRÄ’1
FIMBRIA(OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM)RREMA’1
FIN (FOR DIVING OR SWIMMING) NHFE6
FIN (OF A FISH)FÈ3
FIN(=VERTICAL STABILIZER OF AN AIRPLANE) ZHTHE6
FINAL (=LATEST)ÖLZHÍ4
FINAL (opposed to INITIAL)ÖNTA1
FINAL (LAST, ULTIMATE) (opposed to FIRST) -Q (suffix)
FINAL (LAST, ULTIMATE) (opposed to FIRST) ÖQ or ÖQÜ4 or ÖQÍCÜ4
FINALE (=THOSE PLAYING A CODA/FINALE)GÈ4SHO7
FINALIST (=FINAL CONTESTANT)SHTA2NTA1
FINALIZE (=COMPLETE, PUT IN FINAL FORM)LÄ4ÜNTA1