| fabric (noun) form plural: fabrics textile; weave; structure; framework; construction | facilitate (verb) forms: facilitated; facilitated; facilitating to make easy; to assist; to forward; to promote; to expedite |
| facilitator (noun) form plural: facilitators person or thing which promotes; expeditor | facility (noun) form plural: facilities device; tool; convenience; talent; ability; building |
| factor (noun) form plural: factors cause; agent; broker; financier; money lender | factory (noun) form plural: factories plant; any location which mass-produces one type of product |
| fade (verb) forms: faded; faded; fading to wither; to die out; to bleach; to disappear | fail (verb) forms: failed; failed; failing to be unsuccessful; to not do; to disappoint; to go bankrupt; to be used up |
| failure (noun) form plural: failures inability to succeed; lack of success; lack; bankruptcy; downfall | fair (adjective) just; reasonable; handsome; light colored; clean; clear |
| fair (adverb) justly; equitably; directly; completely; really | fair (noun) form plural: fairs festival; exhibition; show; market; bazaar |
| faith (noun) form plural: faiths belief in a particular thing or person; religion; trust; confidence; loyalty | fall off (verb) forms: fell off; fallen off; falling off to separate; to be separated; to decrease; to become smaller |
| false (adjective) not true; counterfeit; deceitful; wrong; artificial; not faithful | falter (verb) forms: faltered; faltered; faltering to hesitate; to stumble; to sway; to totter; to be unstable |
| fame (noun) form: no plural notoriety; renown; good reputation | familiar (adjective) ordinary; skilled; close; intimate; well-known |
| familiar (noun) form plural: familiars good friend; acquaintance | familiarize (verb) forms: familiarized; familiarized; familiarizing to cause to be acquainted; to accustom; to make something well known; to publicize |
| famous (adjective) well-known; excellent; wonderful | fare (noun) form plural: fares cost for traveling (on a bus, train, etc.) |
| fare (verb) forms: fared; fared; faring to travel; to go; to journey; to happen; to eat and drink | favorable (adjective) positive; approving; likable; helpful; encouraging; desirable |
| favorite (adjective) preferred; beloved; liked | fax (noun) form plural: faxes device for electronically transmitting written material; electronically transmitted document |
| fax (verb) forms: faxed; faxed; faxing to transmit document electronically | fear (noun) form plural: fears fright; horror; concern; terror |
| fear (verb) forms: feared; feared; fearing to be frightened; to be concerned; to be afraid of; to have respect for | feasibility (noun) form: no plural capability of being carried out; capability of being achieved; likelihood; probability |
| feasible (adjective) able to be carried out; achievable; possible; likely | feature (noun) form plural: features characteristic; function; capability (of a product, machine, device, software etc.) |
| feature (verb) forms: featured; featured; featuring to characterize; to depict; to describe; to present; to emphasize | fee (noun) form plural: fees toll; payment for services rendered; cost of admission; commission; feudal estate |
| fee (verb) forms: feed; feed; feeing to pay to; to hire; to employ | feed (noun) form plural: feeds meal; nourishment; material supplied; act of inserting into a machine (especially of putting paper into a printer) |
| feed (verb) forms: fed; fed; feeding to supply; to support; to send; to move into a machine | feedback (noun) form plural: feedbacks response; critique; information about the results of a certain procedure or performance |
| fellow (adjective) having membership in; belonging to (a group, academic organization, etc.); of the same type | fellow (noun) form plural: fellows friend; member of an academic organization; suitor |
| fence (noun) form plural: fences railing; hedge; ability to argue; person who sells stolen goods | fence (verb) forms: fenced; fenced; fencing to protect; to guard; to evade a question; to respond in a vague manner |
| ferry (noun) form plural: ferries boat for crossing a body of water; shuttle | ferry (verb) forms: ferried; ferried; ferrying to convey passengers or cargo by boat across a small body of water |
| fertilize (verb) forms: fertilized; fertilized; fertilizing to impregnate; to inseminate; to enrich the soil by the addition of organic or chemical substances | fertilizer (noun) form plural: fertilizer organic or chemical substance added to soil to enrich it (i.e. manure) |
| fetch (verb) forms: fetched; fetched; fetching to go after and bring back; to pick up; to charm | few (adjective) little; not many; some |
| few (noun) form plural: no plural not many; some; several; small number of | field (noun) form plural: fields area; domain; range; piece of land; surface |
| field (verb) forms: fielded; fielded; fielding to answer adequately or successfully | figure (noun) form plural: figures number; image; character; price; human shape; symbol |
| figure (verb) forms: figured; figured; figuring to calculate; to think; to assume; to portray; to depict; to express verbally | file (noun) form plural: files dossier; collection of documents on a subject; tool for smoothing surfaces; line; queue |
| file (verb) forms: filed; filed; filing to arrange papers methodically for preservation and reference; to submit in a formal way | fill out (verb) forms: filled out; filled out; filling out to insert written information into the gaps on a form |
| final (adjective) at the end; last; ultimate; decisive; conclusive; definitive | final (noun) form plural: finals end; conclusion; last edition of a newspaper |
| finalize (verb) forms: finalized; finalized; finalizing to end; to sum up; to complete; to conclude | finance (noun) form plural: finances money management (including investment, banking etc.); science of money management |
| finance (verb) forms: financed; financed; financing to raise money for; to provide with funds; to fund; to pay for | fine (adjective) delicate; thin; flimsy; handsome; top-quality; excellent |
| fine (adverb) very well; excellent | fine (noun) form plural: fines monetary penalty; punishment which involves the payment of specified sum of money |
| fine (verb) forms: fined; fined; fining to impose a tax upon; to purify; to make thin or thinner; to reduce; to clarify | finish (noun) form plural: finishes end; completion; conclusion; polish; something which completes or perfects |
| finish (verb) forms: finished; finished; finishing to terminate; to end; to destroy; to defeat; to complete | firm (adjective) strong; solid; stable; fixed; immovable; determined |
| firm (adverb) sturdily; steadily; assertively; in a determined manner | firm (noun) form plural: firms company; commercial business; corporation |
| firm (verb) forms: firmed; firmed; firming to solidify; to become solid; to stabilize; to become stable | fiscal (adjective) of public funds; of or pertaining to money matters |
| fix (noun) form plural: fixes embarrassing situation; predicament; location; position (i.e. of a ship or individual) | fix (verb) forms: fixed; fixed; fixing to determine; to stabilize; to arrange; to repair; to prepare |
| fixture (noun) form plural: fixtures something which is permanently or securely attached; set date for a sporting event | fizzle (noun) form plural: fizzles failure; fiasco; sputtering which gradually fades into silence |
| fizzle (verb) forms: fizzled; fizzled; fizzling to fail after starting well; to make a hissing noise which gradually fades into silence | flat money (noun) form: no plural banknote printed by a government as legal tender which is not redeemable and which lacks economic value |
| flaw (noun) form plural: flaws defect; imperfection; crack; strong gust or wind | flaw (verb) forms: flawed; flawed; flawing to crack; to become defective; to become cracked |
| flawed (adjective) defective; imperfect; cracked | flawless (adjective) perfect; impeccable |
| fleet (adjective) swift; fast | fleet (noun) form plural: fleets group of ships, cars, trucks or other vehicles |
| fleet (verb) forms: fleeted; fleeted; fleeting to move quickly; to pass quickly | flexibility (noun) form plural: no plural elasticity; ability to adapt to new circumstances; pliability |
| flexible (adjective) elastic; easily bent; adroit; adept; pliable | flight (noun) form plural: flights flying; aviation; trip on an airplane; escape |
| floor (noun) form plural: floors flat surface at the bottom of the room on which you walk; story; level of a building | floor (verb) forms: floored; floored; flooring to knock down; to astound; to shock |
| florist (noun) form plural: florists owner of a flower shop; person who makes flower arrangements | fluctuate (verb) forms: fluctuated; fluctuated; fluctuating to vacillate; to waver; to vary; to change |
| fluctuation (noun) form plural: fluctuations vacillation; instability; wavering; inconstancy; change | fluency (noun) form: no plural ability to speak and write easily; eloquence; articulateness; gracefulness |
| fluent (adjective) articulate; eloquent; able to read and write with ease; graceful; flowing | focus (noun) form: no plural center; hub; concentration |
| focus (verb) forms: focussed; focussed; focusing to make clear; to concentrate | fold (noun) form plural: folds bend; crease; depression in the ground; hollow between two hills; yard |
| fold (verb) forms: folded; folded; folding to bend; to crease; to wrap; to envelop; to clasp | folder (noun) form plural: folders dossier for storing papers; directory |
| food (noun) form plural: foods nourishment; substance which provides the body with nutrients; sustenance | forecast (adjective) predicted; expected; anticipated |
| forecast (noun) form plural: forecasts prediction of a future event or condition (i.e. development of the economy) | forecast (verb) forms: forecast; forecast; forecasting to predict a future event or condition; to foretell |
| forecaster (noun) form plural: forecasters person who foretells future events; weatherman | foreign (adjective) strange; unfamiliar; from or of another place; pertaining to dealings with another country |
| foremost (adverb) first in place or rank; primary; leading; main | foresee (verb) forms: foresaw; foreseen; foreseeing to predict; to prophesy; to foretell |
| form (noun) form plural: forms shape; image; framework; document with blank spaces to be filled in; fitness; type | form (verb) forms: formed; formed; forming to shape; to create; to design; to arrange; to be created |
| formal (adjective) ceremonious; conventional; according to custom; stiff; strict; symmetrical | formal (noun) form plural: formals occasion which requires fancy dress (dance, ball, etc.); evening gown |
| format (noun) form plural: formats structure; pattern; design; organization; pattern of data organization | format (verb) forms: formatted; formatted; formatting to design the appearance of; to arrange; to prepare a diskette or hard disk for use |
| formatted (adjective) arranged in a particular way; prepared for reading and writing | forms: commissioned; commissioned; commissioning to contract; to empower; to authorize; to confer |
| formula (noun) form plural: formulas set way of saying or doing something; principle; pattern | formulate (verb) forms: formulated; formulated; formulating to devise; to conceive; to develop; to plan |
| fortunate (adjective) lucky; successful; opportune | fortune (noun) form plural: fortunes luck; wealth; chance; success; riches |
| forward (adjective) advanced; ahead; ready; brash; of the future; progressive | forward (adverb) ahead; to the front |
| forward (noun) form plural: forwards player positioned at the front of the offensive line (Sports) | forward (verb) forms: forwarded; forwarded; forwarding to send; to convey; to transmit; to promote; to advance |
| foster (adjective) entrusted to the care | foster (verb) forms: fostered; fostered; fostering to encourage; to nurture; to promote; to raise; to care for |
| found (adjective) discovered | found (verb) forms: founded; founded; founding to establish; to create; to build; to set up; to start a company |
| foundation (noun) form plural: foundations base; fundament; substructure; establishing; institution | founder (noun) form plural: founders establisher; organization or channel; person who gives authorization to operate a channel |
| founder (verb) forms: foundered; foundered; foundering to fill with water and sink; to fall; to fail; to stumble; to cause to sink | fraction (noun) form plural: fractions product of the division of one number by another; part of a whole; segment; fragment; quotient |
| frame (noun) form plural: frames casing; skeleton; structure; body structure; mood | frame (verb) forms: framed; framed; framing to contrive false evidence against; to set up; to construct; to build; to fashion; to formulate |
| framework (noun) form plural: frameworks support; skeleton; structure; system | franchise (noun) form plural: franchises license to market a company's goods or services; business which has been granted a license |
| franchise (verb) forms: franchised; franchised; franchising to grant a license to an individual or group; to grant the right to vote | franchisor (noun) form plural: franchisors person who has the right to grant a license |
| frank (adjective) honest; sincere; straightforward; open; candid | frank (noun) form plural: franks mark or signature which allows a letter or package to be sent free of charge |
| frank (verb) forms: franked; franked; franking to deliver without charge | fraud (noun) form plural: frauds swindle; deceit; cheating; forgery; embezzlement |
| fraudulent (adjective) guilty; dishonest | fraught (adjective) full of or accompanied by; charged with; laden with |
| freight (noun) form plural: freights cargo or goods that are shipped for a fee; shipping cost; transportation; conveyance; shipment | freight (verb) forms: freighted; freighted; freighting to load with goods; to load; to weigh down; to send as cargo |
| frequency (noun) form plural: frequencies quality of occurring regularly; rate at which a function reoccurs | frequent (adjective) happening often; regular; common; usual |
| frequent (verb) forms: frequented; frequented; frequenting to go regularly to (a certain place); to patronize | frequently (adverb) regularly; often |
| frisky (adjective) energetic; full of life; playful; lively | fuel (noun) form plural: fuels substance burned to create energy (petrol, gasoline, gas, wood, coal, etc.) |
| fuel (verb) forms: fueled; fueled; fueling to provide with a combustible substance that provides energy | fueled (adjective) filled with petrol, gas or another substance that produces energy |
| fulfill (verb) forms: fulfilled; fulfilled; fulfilling to realize; to make a reality; to accomplish; to complete; to execute | fulfillment (noun) form plural: fulfillments realization; performance; completion; gratification; satisfaction |
| function (noun) form plural: functions duty; role; purpose; feature; convention | function (verb) forms: functioned; functioned; functioning to work; to act; to operate; to perform |
| fund (noun) form plural: funds amount of money set aside for a specific purpose; supply | fund (verb) forms: funded; funded; funding to finance; to supply with money; to allocate financial sums; to extend a short-term obligation |
| fundamental (adjective) basic; elemental; essential | fundamental (noun) form plural: fundamentals principle; basis; essential |
| funnel (noun) form plural: funnels device with a wide opening at the top which narrows as it reaches the bottom | funnel (verb) forms: funneled; funneled; funneling to channel; to centralize |
| funnelled (adjective) channeled; centralized | furniture (noun) form: no plural movable articles for use in a home or office (i.e. chairs, desks, cabinets, closets, etc.) |
| further (adjective) more distant; additional | further (adverb) to a greater distance; more; in addition |
| further (verb) forms: furthered; furthered; furthering to advance; to encourage; to promote; to assist | fussy (adjective) exacting; choosy; ornate; nagging; annoying |