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This is a thesaurus of all the glosses to the words in the Glossary, linked to the lines in the texts where these words are found.

The Thesaurus is the opposite of the Glossary. When consulting the Glossary, you know the word and you want to find out what it means. When consulting the Thesaurus, you know the meaning and you want to find out which Shakespearean words express it. How would he say 'arrogant' or 'companion'? The options are listed when you search for these words.

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fabric, Breton linen

lockram (n.)

fabric, fine linen

holland (n.)

fabric, made of Arras tapestry

arras (adj.)

fabric, made of woollen

worsted (adj.)

fabric, painted

imagery (n.)

fabric, piece of embroidered

carpet (n.)

fabric, piece of velvet

velvet (n.)

fabric, sumptuous

cloth-of-gold (n.),tissue (n.)

fabric, surface texture of a

nap (n.)

fabric, woollen

serge (n.)

fabric hung over and around a bed

tent (n.)

fabric with irregular cuts, glossy silk

snipped-taffeta, snipt-taffeta (adj.)

fabricate

coin (v.),fable (v.),patch (v.),patch up (v.)

fabricated

devised (adj.),fabulous (adj.),forged (adj.)

fabrication

coinage (n.),contrary (n.),forgery (n.),invention (n.),overreaching (n.),show (n.)

fabulous beast

griffin (n.)

face [head]

cheer (n.),countenance (n.),figure (n.),fisnomy (n.),front (n.),visage (n.)

face [meet]

answer (v.),champion (v.),cope, cope with (v.),front (v.),look (v.),propose (v.)

face [undergo]

abide (v.),bide (v.)

face, fair

fair (n.)

face, majestic

face-royal (n.)

face, protection against the sun

face, put on a false

face, severe

face, show one's

face, to one's

beard, in his,head, to one's,teeth, in the

face, ugly

face, with a broad

face, with a stern

face, with unclouded

face as pale as wax

face down

face like a king

face muffled up, with

mobled (adj.)

face of, in the very

teeth and forehead of, to the

face the enemy, turn and

turn head

face the other way

turn (v.)

face to face, set

affront (v.)

face up to

countenance (v.),undergo (v.)

face value, taken at

current (adj.)

face visible, with only half the

face-guard

faces, make

faces, making

faces, two

faces, with humble

humble-visaged (adj.)

facet

organ (n.)

facetious

merry (adj.),pleasant (adj.)

facetious, offensively

scurrilous (adj.)

face-to-face meeting

interview (n.)

facial gesture, make an angry

lip, bite one's

facial twitch

fit (n.)

facile

light (adj.),voluble (adj.)

facility

conveyance (n.),dexterity (n.),exercise (n.)

facing

fronting (adj.),opposed (adj.)

facing the other way

turning (adj.)

facing up so as to overcome

outlook (v.)

fact

certainty (n.),surety (n.)

fact, basis in

instruction (n.)

fact, believe to be

suppose (v.)

fact, besides the

moreover (adv.)

fact, in

effectually (adv.),essentially (adv.)

fact, inescapable

certainty (n.)

faction

inclining (n.),party (n.),sect (n.)

faction, arising from

factious (adj.)

faction, ready to form a

factious (adj.)

factor

regard (n.),respect (n.),touch (n.)

factory, sweetmeat

confectionary (n.)

facts, people unaware of the

unsatisfied (adj.)

faculties, physical

power (n.)

faculties of the mind

wits, also five wits

faculty

agent (n.),instrument (n.),motion (n.),power (n.),powers (n.),spirit (n.)

faculty, creative

invention (n.)

fad

fashion (n.)

fade

vade (v.)

faded

overworn (adj.),stale (adj.),vaded (adj.),waned (adj.)

fading

dying (adj.)

fading looks, of

beauty-waning (adj.)

fag-end

butt-end (n.)

fail

blast (v.),break (v.),decay (v.),fall (v.),miscarry (v.),miscarry (v.),pall (v.),quail (v.),sink (v.)

fail to hold

fail to keep

fail to live up to

fail to meet

fail to preserve

fail to see

failing

drooping (adj.),fault (n.),lapsing (n.)

failure

default (n.),fail (n.),fail (n.)

failure to pay

detention (n.)

failure to respect

non-regardance (n.)

faint

paly (adj.),soft (adj.),sound (v.),swoon (v.),swound (v.),tender (adj.)

faint, make

faint (v.)

faint-hearted

chill (adj.),faint (adj.),recreant (adj.)

faint-hearted individual

faintheartedly

fainting, shown by

fainting attack

faintly drawn [in heraldry]

shadowed (adj.)

faintness

lightness (n.)

fair

equal (adj.),pretty (adj.),square (adj.)

fair dealing

fair face

fair hour

fair shares

fair words, speak

fair-dealing

fair-haired

fairies, child taken by

changeling (n./adj.)

fairies, marked out at birth by evil

elvish-marked (adj.)

fairies, midwife to the

fairly

fairly well

fair-minded

fairness

fair-skinned, not

fairy, wicked

fairy dance in a ring

ringlet (n.)

fairy ring

orb (n.)

faith

affiance (n.),confidence (n.),credence (n.),credit (n.),fay (n.)

faith, breach of

faith-breach (n.)

faith, euphemistic form

fecks (n.)

faith, good

troth (n.)

faith, have

affy (v.),credit (v.)

faith, profession of

profession (n.)

faithful

allegiant (adj.),constant (adj.),just (adj.),loyal (adj.),serviceable (adj.)

faithful heart but incorrect speech, with

truly-falsely

faithful in allegiance

true (adj.)

faithful in love

true (adj.)

faithful manner, in a

life, to the

faithful to one's undertaking

true (adj.)

faithful wife, with a

uncuckolded (adj.)

faithfully

infallibly (adv.),truly (adv.)

faithfulness

truth (n.)

faithless

changing (adj.),false (adj.),mad (adj.),pagan (adj.),revolted (adj.),slippery (adj.)

faithlessly

false (adv.)

faithlessness

falsehood (n.),fraud (n.),revolt (n.)

fake

daub (v.),simular (adj.)

falcon, male peregrine

tassel-gentle (n.)

fall

decline (v.),down (v.),drive (v.),lapse (n.),light (v.),ruin (n.),run (v.)

fall, headlong

precipitance (n.)

fall, incline towards a

lean (v.)

fall, let

fall (v.)

fall, make [in wrestling]

cast (v.)

fall, moral

sliding (n.)

fall away

break (v.),recoil (v.)

fall back on, something to

retirement (n.)

fall caused by a foot movement [in wrestling]

fall down

fall down, likely to

fall down, not

fall from dignity

fall headlong

fall in tiny drops

fall in with

fall into the wrong hands

miscarry (v.)

fall on

fall (v.),worth (v.)

fall on ridges between furrows

balk, baulk (v.)

fall out

fall foul,redound (v.),sort (v.),square (v.)

fall short

fail (v.),flinch (v.)

fall to a low level

decline (v.)

fall to pieces

crack (v.),disjoint (v.)

fall under

undergo (v.)

fall upon

offend (v.)

fallen out

broken (adj.),out (adv.)

falling

cadent (adj.),declining (adj.)

falling away

falling-from (n.)

falling back

relapse (n.),retirement (n.)

falling gently

sweet-seasoned (adj.)

falling in teardrops

falling into folly

falling off

falling out

false

crooked (adj.),deceitful (adj.),deceiving (adj.),dissembling (adj.),forged (adj.),foul (adj.),hollow (adj.),supposed (adj.),unjust (adj.),untrue (adj.),usurped (adj.),usurping (adj.),vain (n.)

false, make

false, playing

false assertion

false claimant

false copies, making

false face, put on a

false fire

false friend

false hopes, encourage with

false imitation

false person

false rumour

false show

false statement

false-hearted

falsehood

error (n.),leasing (n.)

falsehood, charge of

lie (n.)

falsely

vainly (adv.)

falsely speak

fable (v.)

falsely swear

forswear (v), past forms forsworn, forswore

falsely swearing

forsworn (adj.)

falsified

forged (adj.)

faltering

drooping (adj.),halting (adj.),halting (n.)

fame

bay (n.),honour (n.),name (n.),report (n.)

fame, celebrate

fame (v.)

fame, deprive of

darken (v.)

famed

laurel (adj.)

familiar

frequent (adj.),near (adj.),noted (adj.),tame (adj.),vulgar (n.)

familiar exchange

mutuality (n.)

familiar friend

copesmate (n.)

familiar territory

knowledge (n.)

familiar to each other

known (adj.)

familiarity

community (n.)

familiarize

naturalize (v.)

family

cousin (n.),descending (n.),generation (n.),house (n.),house (n.),household (n.),issue (n.),kind (n.),name (n.),niece (n.),posterity (n.),race (n.)

family, close to a

familiar (adj.)

family, member of an elite Roman

patrician (n.)

family, not of the same

unlineal (adj.)

family, of the same

consanguineous (adj.)

family affection, lacking in

unkind (adj.)

family honour, harming

crest-wounding (adj.)

family member, same

family origins

family-tree

famine

famished

empty (adj.),hungry-starved (adj.),sharp (adj.)

famous, make

fame (v.),famous (v.),renown (v.)

famous, most

thrice-famed (adj.)

famous for ever, make

eternize (v.)

famous name

name (n.)

fancied

supposed (adj.)

fancies, full of strange

fantasied (adj.)

fancies, one full of

phantasime (n.)

fanciful

capricious (adj.),fantastic (adj.),fantastical (adj.),idle (adj.),liberal (adj.)

fanciful thought

conceit (n.),conception (n.),fancy (n.)

fancifully

affectedly (adv.),fantastically (adv.),nicely (adv.)

fancifulness

fancy (n.)

fancy

affection (n.),appetite (n.),capriccio (n.),conceit (n.),conceive (v.),device (n.),fantasy (n.),figure (n.),gallant (adj.),humour (n.),imagination (n.),toy (n.),trick (n.)

fancy, amorous

fancy, flight of

fancy, whimsical

fancy article

fancy dish

fancy garments

fanfare

cornet (n.),flourish (n.)

fangs

tooth (n.)

fantasies, create

coin (v.)

fantasize

coin (v.)

fantastic

antic, antick(e), antique (adj.)

fantastic spectacle

antic, antick(e), antique (n.)

fantastic thought

toy (n.)

far, go too

overween (v.)

far, leap too

overleap (v.)

far, move too [in bowling]

tumble (v.)

far, too

overfar, over-far (adv.)

far as, go as

touch (v.)

fare [lifestyle]

cheer (n.)

fare [manage]

speed (v.)

fare [meal]

cheer (n.),pittance (n.)

fare, standard

ordinary (n.)

farewell

adieu (int.),avaunt (n.)

farewell with concern for well-being

far-fetched

farmed out

farmer, land-holding

farmer's boy

crowkeeper, crow-keeper (n.)

farmhouse

grange (n.)

farming

husbandry (n.)

far-reaching

broad (adj.),reaching (adj.),wide (adj.)

farther

far (adj.),farrer (adv.)

farthing

rag (n.)

fascinatingly

charmingly (adv.)

fascination, look in

wonder (v.)

fascination, object of

wonder (n.)

fashion

admittance (n.),air (n.),block (n.),compose (v.),date (n.),frame (v.),garb (n.),humour (n.),manner (n.),mould (v.),shape (v.),sort (v.),wear (n.),wear (v.),wise (n.)

fashion, be the

fashion, cause to

fashion, come into

fashion, current

fashion, drawing-room man of

fashion, follower of

fashion, change the

fashion, man of

fashion, new

fashionable

current (adj.),new-tuned (adj.),open (adj.),received (adj.)

fashionable speech

tune (n.)

fashion-conscious

fangled (adj.)

fashioned, carefully

laboured (adj.)

fashion-following

fashion-monging (adj.)

fast

hot (adj.),thick (adj.)

fast, held

handfast, in

fast, hold

tangle (v.)

fast, hold something on a device

sticking place (n.)

fast, make

bind in (v.),hook (v.),make (v.)

fast, not so

soft (int.),soft and fair

fast, ride

fast, set

fast horse

fast traveller

fast-dyed

fasten

buckle (v.),confix (v.),cripple (v.),grapple (v.),knit, knit up (v.),latch (v.),solder (v.),stop (v.)

fasten onto

infix (v.)

fastened, closely

ingrafted, engrafted (adj.)

fastening, iron

bolt (n.)

faster, go

outgo (v.)

fastidious

curious (adj.),dainty (adj.),nice (adj.),picked (adj.),picked (adj.),picking (adj.),quaint (adj.),queasy (adj.)

fastidious hesitation

dainty (n.)

fastidiously

curiously (adv.),nicely (adv.)

fastidiousness

curiosity (n.),niceness (n.)

fasting

fast (n.)

fasting while in a sweating-tub

tub-fast (n.)

fat

quatch (adj.),seam (n.),tallow (n.),tidy (adj.)

fat, drip on/enrich with

lard (v.)

fat, grow

batten (v.)

fat, lump of congealed

fat, melted

fat cattle

fat cheeks

fat one

fatal

capital (adj.),cureless (adj.),dead (adj.),dead-killing (adj.),deathful (adj.),deathlike (adj.),death-procuring (adj.),mortal (adj.)

fatal disease

pestilence (n.)

fatal symptom

death-token

fatally

deadly (adv.),mortal (adv.)

fate

accident (n.),destiny (n.),dole, happy man be his,fortune (n.),hap (n.),ordain (v.),providence (n.),speed (n.),star (n.)

fate, deciding

fate, decreed by

fate, sad

fated

fateful

fated (adj.),ominous (adj.),weird (adj.)

father [beget]

beget (v.), past form begot

father [parent]

male (n.),sire (n.)

father, be dealt with by a

father (v.)

father, murder of a

parricide (n.)

father, resemble one's

father (v.)

father confessor

shriver (n.)

father of the Church

father (n.)

father's love, with a

fatherly (adv.)

father-in-law

father (n.)

fatherless, become

unfathered (adj.)

fathomless

uncomprehensive (adj.)

fatigue

toil (v.)

fatigue, suggestion of

attaint (n.)

fatigued

faint (adj.),fatigate (adj.)

fatiguing journey

jaunce (n.)

fat-paunched

gorbellied (adj.)

fatten

diet (v.),engross (v.),fat (v.),lard (v.)

fatty

unctuous (adj.)

fatty juice, add

enlard (v.)

fault

amiss (n.),blame (n.),default (n.),fail (n.),fall (n.),flaw (n.),mole (n.),slip (n.),spot (n.),taint (n.)

fault, at

out (adv.)

fault, find

accuse (v.),censure (v.)

fault, free from

clear (adj.)

fault, point out

trip (v.)

fault for being too antagonistic

wilful-opposite (adj.)

fault for being too negligent

wilful-negligent (adj.)

fault for being too obstinate

wilful-blame (adj.)

fault with, find

discommend (v.)

fault-finder

carper (n.),cynic (n.)

fault-finding

critic (adj.),critical (adj.)

faultless

clear (adj.),man of wax

faulty

imperfect (adj.),lame (adj.),unhandsome (adj.),vicious (adj.)

faulty step

mistreading (n.)

favour

affect (v.),book (n.),countenance (n.),donation (n.),fair (n.),friendship (n.),grace (n.),grace (n.),grace (v.),gratify (v.),incline to (v.),inclining (n.),respect (n.),serve (v.)

favour, being out of

favour, curry

favour, divine

favour, find

favour, full of

favour, in

favour, in our

favour, look with

favour, mark of

favour, out of

disgracious (adj.),suits, out of,unblest (adj.)

favour, showing

gracious (adj.)

favour, win

take (v.)

favourable

fair (adj.),fortunate (adj.),good-presaging (adj.),graceful (adj.),happy (adj.),kind (adj.),merry (adj.),pliant (adj.),prosperous (adj.),prosperous (adj.)

favourable, be

serve (v.)

favourable, most

best-boding (adj.),fairest-boding (adj.)

favourable account

proclamation (n.)

favourable appearance

countenance (n.)

favourable moment

season (n.)

favourable opportunity

advantage (n.),fair hour,time (n.)

favourable outcome

grace (n.)

favourable reply

answer (n.)

favourable welcome

entertainment (n.)

favourably

fair (adv.),fairly (adv.)

favoured

fair (adj.),favoured (adj.),graced (adj.),happy (adj.),happy (adj.),prerogatived (adj.)

favoured by fortune

fortunate (adj.)

favourer

friend (n.)

favourite

minion (n.),prime (adj.),private (n.)

favours, forever looking for

still-soliciting (adj.)

fawn

cog (v.)

fawn upon

claw (v.),spaniel (v.)

fawn-coloured

fallow (adj.)

fawning

insinuating (adj.),sleek (adj.),yea-forsooth (adj.)

fawningly

spaniel-like (adj.)

fawningly talk

curry (v.)

fear

amazement (n.),apprehend (v.),awe (n.),doubt (n.),doubt (v.),doubt (v.),religion (n.)

fear, ability to inspire

fear (n.)

fear, anticipate in

dread (v.)

fear, become cold with

cool (v.)

fear, causing

dreadful (adj.),fearful (adj.),timorous (adj.)

fear, constrain in

awe (v.)

fear, full of

feared (adj.),fearful (adj.),ghastly (adj.)

fear, in great

dreadfully (adv.)

fear, never overcome with

never-daunted (adj.)

fear, overcome by

fear-surprised (adj.)

fear, paralyse with

fear, show

fear, sickening

fear, without

fear for

distrust (n.),fear (v.)

fear of harm

misdread (n.)

fear that a beggar would show

feared

feared, not

feared, thing to be

fearful

doubtful (adj.),dread (adj.),dreadful (adj.),faint (adj.),mistrustful (adj.),pale (adj.),timorous (adj.),trembling (adj.),womanly (adj.)

fearful, make

coward (v.)

fearfully

doubtfully (adv.),faintly (adv.)

fearfulness

cowardship (n.),faintness (n.),pusillanimity (n.)

fearless

aweless (adj.),not-fearing (adj.)

fearlessly

audaciously (adv.),securely (adv.)

feast

entertainment (n.)

feast riotously

domineer (v.)

feast together

convive (v.)

feastday

Allhallowmas (n.),All-hallown (adj.),Bartholomew (n.),Bartholomew-tide (n.),Christmas (n.),Hallowmas (n.),Martinmas, Martlemas (n.),Michaelmas (n.),Philip and Jacob,Saint Martin's summer,Whitsun (n.)

feasts, searching out

feast-finding (adj.)

feat

achievement (n.),gest (n.),trick (n.)

feather, outermost

pinion (n.)

feather, small

dowle, dowl (n.)

feather, tiny part of a

dowle, dowl (n.)

feather in the cap, put a

plume up (v.)

feathers, insert [into a falcon's wing]

imp out (v.)

feathers, pillow made of soft

down-pillow (n.)

feathers, with the lightest

thrice-driven (adj.)

feathers with the beak, trim

prune (v.)

feathery ridge on an animal's head or neck

crest (n.)

feature

lineament (n.),note (n.),organ (n.),property (n.),quality (n.),strain (n.),touch (n.)

feature, particular

featured

features

February 15

fed full of acorns

fee

fine (n.),rate (n.),salary (n.)

fee, not rewarded with a

unfee'd (adj.)

fee, paid by a

fee'd (adj.)

feeble

debile (adj.),effeminate (adj.),faint (adj.),flat (adj.),milky (adj.),pithless (adj.),sapless (adj.),sickly (adj.),silly (adj.),single (adj.),unable (adj.),unfirm (adj.),unsinewed (adj.),womanly (adj.)

feeble, make

feebleness

feebleness of mind

feeble-spirited

feebly

feebly, cry

feed

diet (v.),grass (v.),provender (n.),repast (v.)

feed, give the last daily

sup (v.)

feed greedily

tire (v.)

feed ravenously on

raven (v.)

feed to a satisfactory level

feed to excess

feed up

feed upon

feeder

dieter (n.),nurse (n.)

feeder, good

trencher-man (n.)

feeding, friend won by

mouth-friend (n.)

feeding to excess

surfeiting (n.)

feel

pass (v.),relish (v.)

feel, begin to

conceive (v.)

feel, capacity to

sense (n.)

feel, lacking the ability to

stupefied (adj.)

feel a pang of emotion

feel about

feel anxious

feel apprehension

feel concern

care (v.),tender (v.)

feel dissatisfaction

feel for

feel joy

feel pain

feel resentment

feel the wind left behind

blow wind in the breech

feel time passing slowly

think long

feel uneasy

misgive (v.)

feeling

affection (n.),blood (n.),consent (n.),ecstasy (n.),mind (n.),sense (n.),sprite, spright (n.),touch (n.)

feeling, biased

feeling, capable of

feeling, dead to

feeling, depth of

feeling, excited

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.)

feeling, experience deep

passion (v.)

feeling, express with

sympathize (v.)

feeling, fellow

humanely (adv.)

feeling, full of warm

bounteous (adj.)

feeling, have a bad

misgive (v.)

feeling, how are you

cheer thou / you?, how

feeling, incapable of

senseless (adj.),unfeeling (adj.)

feeling, lustful

affection (n.)

feeling, natural

human-kindness (n.),nature (n.),sense (n.)

feeling, powerful

feeling, sinking

feeling, upsurge of

feeling, warm

feeling, wounded

feeling of dissatisfaction

discontent (n.)

feeling of kinship

kindness (n.)

feeling of melancholy

dump (n.)

feeling of nausea

qualm (n.)

feeling of obligation

feeling of rage

feeling of shame

feeling of wonder

feeling person, as a

feeling playful

feeling proper affection

natural (adj.)

feeling resentful

stomaching (n.)

feeling strong emotion

swelling (adj.)

feelingly

sensibly (adv.)

feelings

bowels (n.),stomach (n.)

feelings, pierce the

penetrate (v.)

feelings, rough on the

feet

feet, beating the

feet, drag one's

feet, moving the

feet, scent of [in hunting]

dryfoot, dry-foot (adv.)

feign

counterfeit (v.),take (v.),undertake (v.)

feigned

artificial (adj.),borrowed (adj.),commanded (adj.),counterfeit (adj.),counterfeited (adj.),dissembled (adj.),painted (adj.),strained (adj.)

feignedly

feigning

felicitous

felicitous manner

felicity

fellow [contemptuous]

squire (n.)

fellow, active

mover (n.)

fellow, conceited young

princox (n.)

fellow, contemptible

churl (n.)

fellow, fine

bawcock (n.),bully (n./adj.),cabilero (n.),cavaleiro (n.)

fellow, headstrong

boiled-brain (n.)

fellow, ill-mannered

Jack (n.)

fellow, impudent

Jack-sauce (n.)

fellow, lazy

bed-presser (n.),slug (n.)

fellow, little

nit (n.)

fellow, low

bezonian (n.),carl, carle (n.),coistrel (n.),custrel (n.),Dick (n.)

fellow, mad-brained

fellow, merry

fellow, scurvy

fellow, thievish

fellow, unmannerly

fellow, villainous

fellow, worthless

fellow, young

fellow feeling

fellow human beings

fellow Christian

fellow-candidate

fellow-councillor

fellow-man

fellows, cut off from

sequestered (adj.)

fellow-servant

fellow (n.)

fellowship

band (n.),company (n.),participation (n.),society (n.)

fellowship, in a spirit of

fellowship, join in

fellowship, of

fellow-student

fellow-traveller

fellow-worker

felt, deeply

felt, painfully

feeling-painful (adj.)

female

breeder (n.),filly (adj.)

female carrier of dispatches

female deer

female flax worker

female identity

female inheritor

female modesty

female monster

female offender

female soldier

female warrior

feminine

feminine qualities, remove all

unsex (v.)

fence

pale (n.),play (v.)

fence in

bower (v.),circumscribe (v.),pale in (v.)

fenced land

pale (n.)

fencer

mountanto (n.),scrimer (n.)

fencing ability

fen-living

ferment [brewing]

ferment [decay]

ferment, be in a

fermentation in dough

leavening (n.)

fermenting element [in baking]

leaven (n.)

fern, seed from the

fern-seed (n.)

ferocious

bloody (adj.),dogged (adj.),savage (adj.)

ferocity

ferret-like

ferry

ferryman

fertile

childing (adj.),fat (adj.),fruitful (adj.)

fertility

Isis (n.),Priapus (n.)

fertility, garden of

Adonis, gardens of

fervent

inflamed (adj.),sharp (adj.),zealous (adj.)

fervently

hotly (adv.)

fervour

fervency (n.),fire (n.),vehemency (n.),zeal (n.)

fervour, religious

sanctimony (n.)

fester

fret (v.)

festering

rank (adj.)

festering wound, cause a

rankle (v.)

festival

Christmas (n.),Holy-rood day,Lammastide (n.),Lupercal (n.),wake (n.)

festival, harvest

Lammas Eve

festival day

high-day (n.)

festival illumination

triumph (n.)

festival song

carol (n.)

festive

feasting (adj.),gaudy (adj.),pleasant (adj.)

festive chase

course (n.)

festive pageant

triumphantly (adv.)

festivities, May-day

maying (n.)

festivities, take part in May-day

may (v.)

festivity

revel (n.),solemnity (n.),utis (n.)

festivity, public

triumph (n.)

fete

wake (n.)

fetch

bring away (v.),fet (v.)

fetter

gyve (v.),hamper (v.),lock (n.)

fetters

bilboes (n.),bolt (n.),bond (n.),bracelet (n.),gyve (n.),house-clog (n.)

fetters, hanging down like

down-gyved (adj.)

fetters, placed in

enfettered (adj.)

fever

ague (n.),fit (n.),quotidian (n.),tertian (n.)

fever, immune to

ague-proof (adj.)

fever, persistent

hectic (n.)

fever, throw into a

fever (v.)

fever of love, in such a

love-shaked (adj.)

feverish

feverous (adj.),hot (adj.)

feverish fit

ague-fit (n.)

few

pair of, a,three (n.),two or three

few in number

rare (adj.)

few words, in

few, in (a)

few words and in truth, in

fewness and truth

fibre

staple (n.)

fibre, twined

twist (n.)

fickle

changing (adj.),fleeting (adj.),giddy (adj.),giglot (adj.),moonish (adj.),skittish (adj.),slippery (adj.),unconstant (adj.),wavering (adj.),wind-changing (adj.)

fickle lout

minute-jack (n.)

fickle thing

changeling (n./adj.)

fickleness

lightness (n.),mutability (n.)

fiction

invention (n.),trifle (n.)

fictitious account

forgery (n.)

fictitious name

shadow (n.)

fiddlesticks

tilly-fally, tilly-vally (int.)

fidelity

faith (n.),fealty (n.)

fie on

vengeance of

field

lea (n.)

field, in the

afield, a-field (adv.)

field, out in the

out (adv.)

field, ploughed

fallow (n.)

field of battle

field (n.)

field of battle, on the

afield, a-field (adv.)

field of combat

field of view

field officer

fiend

fiend, high-spirited

fiend from under the earth

under fiend (n.)

fierce

boisterous (adj.),curst (adj.),dogged (adj.),eager (adj.),eager (adj.),fell (adj.),savage (adj.),wild (adj.)

fierce, excessively

fierce in attendance

fierce look

fierce passion

fiercely

boisterous (adv.),fell (adv.),hotly (adv.)

fiery

sulphur (adj.)

fiery being

fire-drake (n.)

fiery emanation

exhalation (n.)

fiery nose, man with a

fiery substance

fife-player

fig

fig tree

fight

bandy (v.),bout (n.),buffet (v.),chide (v.), past form chid,contend (v.),debate (v.),meddle (v.),passage (n.),skirmish (n.),speak (v.),stand (v.),strike (v.),war (v.)

fight, apprentice call for help in a

clubs (int.)

fight, individual

battle (n.)

fight, marshalled for

embattailed (adj.)

fight, someone overcome in a

subduement (n.)

fight, without a

gently (adv.)

fight against

law, go to

fight at close quarters

fight hard

fight out

fight stoutly

fight to the very end

fight out (v.)

fight with

meet (v.),undertake (v.)

fight with lances

tilt (v.)

fighter

champion (n.),firago (n.)

fighter on land [as opposed to sea]

landman (n.)

fighting

action (n.),question (n.),rage (n.),scambling (n.)

fighting, away

fighting, bout of

fighting, confused

fighting, die

fighting, initiated into

fleshed (adj.)

fighting, signal to begin

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.)

fighting, valiant in

doughty-handed (adj.)

fighting back

repugnancy (n.)

fighting force

battle (n.),head (n.)

fighting like beasts

ears, by the

fighting man

man of arms, man-of-arms (n.)

fighting position

range (n.)

figuratively

tropically (adv.)

figure

allusion (n.),character (n.),shape (n.)

figure, bodily

figure, carved

figure, emblematic

figure, fine

figure, grotesque

antic, antick(e), antique (n.)

figure, symbolic

moral (n.)

figure, with a tall

straight-pight (adj.)

figure nought

cipher (n.)

figure of a man who strikes a bell on the outside of a clock

jack (n.)

figure of fun

recreation (n.)

figure of speech

figure (n.)

filamented

sleded, sleided (adj.)

filial relationship

childhood (n.)

fill

infuse (v.),line (v.),possess (v.),season (v.),stop (v.),supply (v.),throng up (v.),worth (n.)

fill the cups

strike the vessels

fill up

entertain (v.),fulfil (v.),supply (v.),take up (v.),wind up (v.)

fill up with cargo

stow (v.)

filled

fraught (adj.),lined (adj.)

filled to the brim

brimmed (adj.),full-fraught (adj.)

filled too full of powder

filled with pellets

filling up

film over

filth

filthiness

filthy

bawdy (adj.),dungy (adj.),fouled (adj.),puddled (adj.),reechy (adj.),reechy (adj.),uncleanly (adj.)

filthy, made

muddied (adj.)

filthy, make

defile (v.),ray (v.)

final

definitive (adj.),express (adj.),latest (adj.),latter (adj.),utmost (adj.)

final action

last (n.)

final analysis, in the

least, at

final bit

latest (n.)

final event in a drama

final part

final receipt

final recourse

final result

conclusion (n.),fine (n.)

final shift

final stake

final test

final word

finally

fine, in,lastly (adv.)

finally satisfy

financial claim

financial gain

financial practice

financial prospects

financial return

financial settlement

financially punish

find

brook (v.),come by (v.),discover (v.),draw out (v.),find out (v.),like (v.),look (v.),pluck (v.),prove (v.),rank (v.),sort (v.)

find by looking

look out (v.)

find out

decipher (v.),descry (v.),find (v.),know (v.),sound (v.),try (v.)

find out about

hearken after (v.),know (v.)

find out by questioning

find places

find poor shelter

find shelter

find the origin

find the truth about

find too much in

finding out weak spots

searching (adj.)

fine, very

subtle, subtile (adj.)

fine array, in

fine clothes

fine clothes, in

fine companions

fine condition, in

arm-gaunt (adj.),trim, in the

fine display

bravery (n.)

fine head-dress

tire-valiant (n.)

fine in quality

delicate (adj.)

fine linen

holland (n.),lawn (n.)

fine manners

behaviour (n.)

fine ornament

jewel (n.)

fine qualities, showing

virtuous (adj.)

fine quality

difference (n.),estimation (n.),goodness (n.),grace (n.)

fine thread

film (n.)

fine thread of a web

gossamer (n.)

fine-looking

well-beseeming (adj.)

finely

quaint (adv.),trim (adv.)

finely clothed

fine (adj.)

finely divided

sleded, sleided (adj.)

finely dressed

brisk (adv.),taffety (adj.),trimmed (adj.)

finely elaborate

curious-good (adj.)

finely made

curious (adj.)

finely wrought

delicate (adj.)

finely-pointed paint-brush

pencil (n.)

finery

bravery (n.),dressing (n.),flaunt (n.)

finery, worthless

trumpery (n.)

finest

chief (adj.),primest (n./adj.)

finest character, of

best-conditioned (adj.)

finest quality, of

best-tempered (adj.)

finger

touch (v.)

finger [of a clock or watch]

point (n.)

finger-hole [of an instrument]

ventage (n.)

fingering

touch (n.)

finger-ring made in two separable parts

joint ring (n.)

fingers up and down, move the

virginal (v.)

finish

chare (v.),conclude (v.),give over (v.),make (v.),make up (v.),raise (v.),varnish (n.)

finish, to the

home (adv.)

finish a discussion

break off (v.)

finish it off [drinking call]

play it off

finish off

achieve (v.),dispatch, despatch (v.),mate (v.),round (v.)

finish speaking

say (v.)

finished

expired (adj.),out (adv.),overspent (adj.)

finished off

fixed (adj.),made up, made-up (adj.)

finished quality

compliment, complement (n.)

finished with

done (adj.),hand, out of

finishing touches, put

close up (v.)

fins, provided with

finny (adj.)

fire

element (n.),Prometheus (n.),rive (v.),sulphur (n.),Vulcan (n.)

fire [a gun]

discharge (v.)

fire, consumed by

consumption (n.)

fire, drive away by

fire hence / out (v.)

fire, engulfed with

fire, false

fire, fool's

fire, fresh from the

fire, implement for cooking meat over a

fire, line of

fire, man of

fire, on

fire, ordeal by

fire, piece of wood kindled in the

fire, place on the

fire, set on

fire, spreading like

fire off

discharge (v.),touch (v.)

fire-arm

fire-basket

fire-hole of a kiln

fireplace

fireplace, ornamental iron support in a

andiron (n.)

firewood

bavin (adj.),firing (n.)

firing

shot (n.)

firing, begin

give fire

firing, ready for

bent (adj.)

firm

express (adj.),fast (adj.),fast (adj.),main (adj.),placed (adj.),rank (adj.),stable (adj.),staunch, stanch (adj.),stout (adj.),true (adj.),unremovable (adj.),wholesome (adj.)

firm, make

confirm (v.),fix (v.),steel (v.)

firm, not

unsteadfast (adj.)

firm, stand

hold (v.),stick (v.),stick off (v.)

firm stroke

blow (n.)

firmament

canopy (n.),cope (n.),welkin (n.)

firmly

certainly (adv.),constantly (adv.),fast (adv.),fast (adv.),straitly (adv.)

firmly, establish oneself

ensconce, insconce (v.)

firmly, fix

firmly, make up

firmly based

firmly bolted

firmly bring together

cement (v.)

firmly established

true-fixed (adj.)

firmly fixed

ingrafted, engrafted (adj.)

firmly grasping

hold-fast (adj.)

firmly held

infixed (adj.)

firmly placed

seated (adj.)

firmness of purpose

resolution (n.),resolve (n.)

first

first, at

first achievement

first and last, at

first blow

first fruits

first hearing, at

first moment

first part

first perceived

first-conceived (adj.)

first place, in the

imprimis (adv.)

first principles

rudiment (n.)

first product

firstling (n.)

first raising a matter

first result

first section

first step

first steps, take

first time use of a sword in battle

flesh (v.)

first tincture in a blazon [in heraldry]

first (n.)

first-born child right of inheritance

primogenitive (n.)

fish

dace (n.),gurnet (n.),loach (n.),tench (n.)

fish, dried

poor-John (n.)

fish, herb used as a sauce for

fish, shoal of

fish, young

fish living on land

fish used as a bait

fisherman

fishing rod

fissure

chaps, chops (n.),clefture (n.)

fissured

chopped, chopt (adj.)

fist

neaf (n.)

fit [event]

ecstasy (n.),rapture (n.),start (n.)

fit [in health]

fair (adj.),healthful (adj.)

fit [ready]

apt (adj.)

fit [suitable]

level with (v.),meet (adj.),shape (v.)

fit, be

fit (v.)

fit, frenzied

lune (n.)

fit, make

commence (v.),season (v.)

fit, shaking

fit, think

fit condition

fit for the hangman

fit in with

agree (v.),meet with (v.)

fit of anger

fume (n.),passion (n.)

fit of fever/shaking

ague-fit (n.)

fit of madness

fury (n.)

fit of passion

emportment (n.),importment (n.)

fit of shaking

ague-fit (n.)

fit out

fit (v.),furnish (v.),rig (v.)

fit state

case (n.)

fit the circumstances

fit to eat

fit to take an oath

fit together

fitness

convenience (n.),meetness (n.)

fits, full of

fitful (adj.)

fits and starts, in

startingly (adv.),starts, by / in

fitted

studied (adj.)

fitted out

furnished (adj.)

fitted out, newly

new-trimmed (adj.)

fitted out, properly

well-appointed (adj.)

fitted out with buttons

buttoned (adj.)

fitted-out condition

equipage (n.)

fitting

choice (adj.),coherent (adj.),condign (adj.),congruent (adj.),convenient (adj.),due (adj.),fit (adj.),handsome (adj.),happy (adj.),judicious (adj.),kindly (adj.),liable (adj.),measurable (adj.),qualified (adj.)

fitting, be

become (v.),beseem (v.),sort (v.)

fitting action

fitting badly

fitting end

fitting exactly

fitting loosely

easy (adj.),loose-bodied (adj.)

fitting praise

duty (n.)

fitting well

feat (adj.)

fittingly

comely (adv.),conveniently (adv.),effectually (adv.),fit (adv.),fitly (adv.),happily (adv.),meet (adv.)

fittingly represent

sympathize (v.)

fittings

furniture (n.),tire (n.)

fittings, without the usual

unfurnished (adj.)

five spots, having

cinque-spotted (adj.)

five-step capering dance

cinquepace (n.),sink-apace, sinke-a-pace (n.)

fix

pheeze, feeze (v.),prick (v.),stick (v.)

fix [bowls]

clap (v.)

fix an idea

fasten (v.)

fix firmly

anchor (v.),confix (v.)

fix in the ground

fix routinely

fix the limit

fix up

fixed

certain (adj.),constant (adj.),determinate (adj.),express (adj.),fast (adj.),inherent (adj.),pight (adj.),placed (adj.),prefixed (adj.),seated (adj.),set (adj.),set (adj.),settled (adj.),written (adj.)

fixed, be

stick (v.)

fixed, firmly

ingrafted, engrafted (adj.)

fixed date

fixed in a setting

fixed look

fixed period

fixed place

fixed position

fixed time

fixedly

fixture

flabby

bloat (adj.),blowt (adj.),pursy (adj.),tripe-visaged (adj.)

flag

ancient, aunchient (n.),colour (n.),ensign (n.),guidon (n.),pennon (n.),quail (v.),standard (n.)

flag, long narrow

pendant (n.)

flag flown on the rear mast of a ship

gallant (n.)

flagbearer

standard (n.)

flagon

stoup (n.)

flagrant

egregious (adj.),much (adj.),strong (adj.)

flagrant nature

flagrantly

flagship

flamboyance

flamboyant

flaming, convey by

flaming body

flaming briefly

flaming ember

flaming gunpowder

flaming torch, ornamental

flammable

Flanders

flank

flap of a top-boot

flap wildly [in falconry]

beat (v.)

flap-dragon, swallow like a

flap-dragon (v.)

flare

link (n.)

flash

flame (v.),lustre (n.)

flash, cause to

flash lightning

flash out

flashing

flask

flat

even (adj.),plain (adj.)

flat, laid

bedded (adj.)

flat, lying

grovelling (adj.)

flat and open

champion (adj.)

flat side of a sword, with the

flat-long (adj.)

flatten

lay (v.),lodge (v.)

flattened bundle

cake (n.)

flatter

claw (v.),claw (v.),cog (v.),gloze (v.),smooth (v.),soothe (v.),soothe up (v.),tickle (v.)

flatterer

fly (n.),pickthank (n.),soother (n.)

flattering

candied (adj.),cap-and-knee (adj.),fair (adj.),smoothing (adj.),soothing (adj.),sugared (adj.),tickling (adj.)

flattering manner, adopt a

smooth (v.)

flatteringly speak

glose (v.)

flattery

poison, sweet,sooth (n.),sooth (n.),soothing (n.),tickling (n.)

flattery, courtly

court holy-water

flattery, evade an argument using

mocked, well

flattery, stuffed with

farced (adj.)

flattery, use

curry (v.)

flavour

relish (n.),sauce (v.),savour (n.),season (n.),tincture (n.)

flavour, delicious

dainty (n.)

flavour, have a

relish (v.),smack (v.)

flavour, like the

smack (v.)

flavour, present a

palate (v.)

flavourful

lusty (adj.)

flaw

botch (n.),censure (v.),crack (n.),error (n.),foil (n.),infirmity (n.),sully (n.),taint (n.),unperfectness (n.)

flawed

cracked (adj.),crazed (adj.),rotten (adj.),unwholesome (adj.)

flawed [of coins]

flawless

flax worker, female

flay

flecked

fledgeling

flee

fly (v.),shift (v.),skirr (v.)

fleece

cashier (v.),fell (n.),fetch off (v.)

fleet

armado (n.),feathered (adj.),sail (n.)

fleeting

momentany (adj.),slippery (adj.)

flesh, dead

carrion (n.),mummy (n.)

flesh, fly that lays its eggs in dead

flesh, made of

flesh, of the

flesh, piece of

flesh, piece of raw

flesh, plunge into the

flesh (v.)

flesh, preying on rotting

flesh, revolt of the

flesh, tender

flesh and blood

flesh-coloured

fleshless

fleshless one

fleshy buttock

fleshy part of the body

brawn (n.)

flexible

cheverel (adj.)

flexible, make

hinge (v.)

flies deposit their eggs, having

fly-blowing (n.)

flight

foot (n.),Icarus (n.),wing (n.)

flight, in disordered

rout, on the

flight, overtake in

overfly , over-fly (v.)

flight, power of [of arrows]

flight (n.)

flight, seek safety in

shun (v.)

flight, swift of

fleet-winged (adj.)

flight by sea, means of

flight of fancy

flight of stairs

flight-shooting

flighty

giddy (adj.),skipping (adj.),unfirm (adj.),wild (adj.)

flimsy

immaterial (adj.),sarcenet, sarsanet (adj.),thin (adj.)

flimsy being

toy (n.)

fling

peck (v.),scape, 'scape (n.),toss (v.)

flinch

blench (v.),budge, bodge (v.),start (v.),winch (v.),wink (v.)

flincher

flinching

flint-like

flintstone

flippant

flirt

dally (v.),encounterer (n.),toy (v.)

flirtatious

flirting

float

floating in the air

flock

flog

breech (v.),lash (v.),swinge (v.),tickle (v.)

flogged, subject to be

breeching (adj.)

flogging, good

whipping-cheer (n.)

flood

flux (n.),inundation (n.),overflow (v.),overswell , over-swell (v.)

flood, in

proud (adj.)

flooded with tears

water-standing (adj.)

floodgate

sluice (n.)

floor

masonry (n.),plank (n.)

floppy

limber (adj.)

flotilla

sail (n.)

flour

bolter (n.),bolting (n.),bolting-hutch (n.),meal (n.)

flourish

root (v.),speed (v.),wafture (n.)

flourish, verbal

quirk (n.)

flourish, with a fine

bravely (adv.)

flourishing

flowering (adj.),palmy (adj.),wanton (adj.)

flout

bemock (v.)

flouting

abuse (n.)

flow

currance (n.),current (n.),flux (n.),flux (n.),give (v.),peer (v.),stream (n.),trill (v.)

flow, cause to

flow over

flower, clover

flower, Cupid's

flower, in full

flower, meadow

flower, small

flower, sweet-scented

sweet (n.)

flower-bed, intricately designed

knot (n.)

flower-beds, with intricate patterns of

curious-knotted (adj.)

flowering, full

blossoms (n.)

flowers

blow (v.),canker (n./adj.),canker-bloom (n.),chaplet (n.),coronet (n.),crants (n.),cuckoo-bud (n.),cuckoo-flower (n.),dead men's fingers,eglantine (n.),flag (n.),Flora (n.),gillyvor (n.),lady-smock (n.),long purple,Narcissus (n.)

flowers, crown of

Hymen (n.)

flowers, strewn

strewment (n.)

flowery language

rhetoric (n.)

flowing

flow (n.),fluxive (adj.),quick (adj.)

flowing, not

settled (adj.),standing (adj.)

flowing, repeated

flowing, set

flowing in, time of

flowing stream

flowing together

fluctuating

fluent

fluently

fluffy

fluid

humour (n.),matter (n.)

fluid, vital

fluids, bundle of

flunky

flurry

flush

flush out

flushed

flushing out of evil

flute

fluting

flutter [in falconry]

fly

fly, let

fly, ready to

fly off

fleet (v.),start (v.)

fly over

overperch (v.)

fly past

overfly , over-fly (v.)

fly that lays its eggs in dead flesh

flesh-fly (n.)

foam

yeast (n.)

foam up, make beer

froth (v.)

foaming

embossed (adj.),yesty (adj.)

fob off

fub (v.),fub off (v.),niggard (v.)

focus

bottom (v.)

focus attention

dream (v.)

focused

set (adj.)

fodder

meat (n.),provender (n.)

fodder, fully fed with fresh

fodder grass

foe

foe, evil

fog

damp (n.),smoke (n.),vapour (n.)

foggy

vaporous (adj.)

foggy vapour

reek (n.)

foist on

put off (v.)

fold

pleat (n.),wreathe (v.)

folded

across (adv.),encumbered (v.),pleached (adj.),plighted (adj.)

folded in grief

sorrow-wreathen (adj.)

folds of loose skin around the throat, with

dewlapped (adj.)

foliage

boughs (n.)

foliage, covered with

leavy (adj.)

attend (v.),conceive (v.),ensue (v.),go (v.),keep (v.),spaniel (v.),tend on / upon (v.),wait on / upon (v.)

follow, to

behind (adv.)

follow a course

run (v.)

follow after

continue (v.)

follow an indirect route

insinuate (v.)

follow closely

attend (v.),dog (v.)

follow in escort

wait on / upon (v.)

follow in one's footsteps

follow like a page

follow on

follow on from

follow prey by the scent

draw (v.)

follow up

find out (v.),prosecute (v.)

follow with shouts

hallow, holloa, hollow (v.)

follow with the eye

after-eye (v.),look after (v.)

followed, obstinately

stiff-borne (adj.)

follower

favourite (n.),knight (n.),liegeman (n.),sequent (n.),servant (n.),squire (n.)

follower, act as a

follow (v.)

follower, camp

lackey (n.)

follower of a heretical sect

sectary (n.)

follower of fashion

time-pleaser (n.)

followers

meiny (n.),strength (n.)

followers, band of

company (n.),troop (n.)

following

after (adj.),inclining (n.),livery (n.),rearward of, on the (prep.),sequent (adj.),train (n.)

following a model

precedent (n.)

following on behind

rearward of, in the (prep.)

following way, in the

consequence, in this

follow-up meeting

after-meeting (n.)

folly

foppery (n.),rage (n.),scorn (n.),vanity (n.)

folly, composed of

foolish-compounded (adj.)

folly, falling into

folly-fallen (adj.)

fond

fain (adj.),kind (adj.)

fond display

kindness (n.)

fond of, be

affect (v.)

fondle

dandle (v.),paddle (v.)

fondness

dearness (n.)

food

cates (n.),diet (n.),fare (n.),meat (n.),provand (n.),repasture (n.),viand (n.)

food, be given

diet (v.)

food, confined without

pent-up (adj.)

food, plentiful

Martinmas, Martlemas (n.)

food, provide

food, scrap of

food, serve

food, serving of

food, unaccompanied by

sheer (adj.)

food and drink

cheer (n.),repast (n.),victual (n.)

food served on a spoon

spoonmeat, spoon-meat (n.)

food-box

crib (n.)

food-filled

full (adj.)

foodstuff

meat (n.),viand (n.)

foodstuff, choice

cates (n.),dainty (n.)

foodstuff derived from milk

curd (n.)

fool, born

fool (n.),natural fool

fool, dress of a

motley (n.)

fool, in the distinctive dress of a

fool, make less of a

fool, old

fool, professional

fool, treat as a

fool, turned into a

fool of, make a

boots, give someone the,jade (v.),poop (v.)

fool's cap

fool's fire

fool's head

fool's staff

fooled

foolhardy

daring-hardy (adj.),unadvised (adj.)

fooling about

foolish, make

foolish, obstinately

foolish affair

foolish affection

foolish behaviour

foolish conduct

foolish dislike

foolish one [term of endearment]

foolish prank

foolish story

foolish youth

foolishly

brain-sickly (adv.),fond (adv.),fondly (adv.),giddily (adv.),grossly (adv.),idly (adv.),lewdly (adv.),unskilfully (adv.)

foolishly, behave

dote (v.)

foolishly bowing

silly-ducking (adj.)

foolishly extravagant

prodigal (adj.)

foolishly talk

wag (v.)

foolish-minded

motley-minded (adj.)

foolishness

foppery (n.),giddiness (n.),idleness (n.),lewdness (n.),scorn (n.),simpleness (n.),simplicity (n.),vanity (n.)

foolishness, great

disinsanity (n.)

foolishness, mark with

nick (v.)

foolishness, stooping to

folly-fallen (adj.)

foolishness and foppery

fool and feather

fools of, make

antic, antick(e), antique (v.)

fool-trapper

gull-catcher (n.)

foot

basis (n.),footing (n.),plant (n.)

foot, model for shaping shoes

foot, on

foot, set

foot, set out on

foot, travel on

foot movement which causes an opponent to fall [in wrestling]

trip (n.)

footfall

footing (n.)

foothills

mountain-foot (n.)

foothold

foot (n.),foot (n.),footing (n.)

foothold, gain a

foot (v.)

footman

lackey (n.)

footpad

footman (n.),striker (n.)

footpad, roaming

footpath

footprint

foot-soldier

foot-soldier, labouring

pioneer, pioner (n.)

foot-soldiers

foot (n.)

foot-soldiers, by way of

afoot (adv.)

footsteps

footing (n.)

footsteps, follow in one's

trace (v.)

fop

fantastic (n.),vanity (n.)

foppery, foolishness and

foppish

foraging act

foray

forbearance

forbearing

forbid

bar (v.),countermand (v.),defend (v.),deny (v.),forfend (v.),gainsay (v.),interdict (v.)

forbid [as exclamation]

shield (v.)

forbidden

forfended (adj.),inhibited (adj.),restrained (adj.)

forbidding

grim-looked (adj.),interdiction (n.)

force, armed

force, arrogant

force, by

force, driving

force, extract with

force, gain by

force, marshalled

force, move with

force, obligatory

force, opposing

force, remove by

force, renewal of

force, repel with

force, seize by

force, separating

force, single

force, subject to

compulsatory, compulsative (adj.)

force, take by

convey (v.),overmaster (v.)

force, taken by

wrested (adj.)

force, terrifying

bug (n.)

force, with great

rudely (adv.)

force by blustering language

swagger (v.)

force down with clamour

brawl down (v.)

force into a small space

cram up (v.)

force into service

impress (v.)

force of, stand under the

force out

force ready for war

force tears from

force the sense

forced

bound (adj.),commanded (adj.),compelled (adj.),enforced (adj.),fain (adj.),strained (adj.),stretched (adj.),strict (adj.)

forced entry

intrusion (n.)

forced loan

benevolence (n.)

forced out of shape

crushed (adj.)

forced removal from custody

rescue (n.)

forced to enlist

impressed (adj.)

forceful

strong (adj.),substantial (adj.)

forceful action, in a state of

forceful encounter

forceful impact

forceful onset

forceful purpose

forceful strength

forceful utterance

forcefully

amain (adv.),big (adv.),boisterous (adv.),boisterously (adv.)

forcefully, not so

soft (adv.)

forcefulness

nerve (n.),strength (n.),vehemency (n.)

forces

rank (n.),strength (n.)

forces, of conflicting

opposed (adj.)

forces and supplies needed for war

forces of nature

forcibly

forcibly hold back

forcing

forcing forward

forebear

foregoer (n.),progenitor (n.)

forebode

abode (v.),bode (v.)

foreboding

abodement (n.),presage (n.)

foreboding, full of

boding (adj.),fatal (adj.),portentous (adj.)

forebodings about death, full of

death-boding (adj.)

forecast

bode (v.),conjecture (n.),forerun (v.),premeditation (n.),presage (v.),prewarn (v.),prognostication (n.)

forecast of weather

forecasting

forefather

forefront, be in the

forehead

brow (n.),front (n.),frontlet (n.),frown (n.)

forehead, with a broad

broad-fronted (adj.)

forehead of, to the teeth and

forehead (n.)

foreign

strange (adj.),stranger (adj.)

foreign, affectedly

peregrinate (adj.)

foreign climates, experience

foreign language

foreigner

foreigner, as a

foreknowledge

foreknowing (n.),prescience (n.)

forelock

forward top,front (n.)

foremost

chief (adj.),former (adj.),forward (adj.),prime (adj.)

foremost division

vaward (n.)

foremost horse

forehorse, fore-horse (n.)

foremost part

vaward (n.)

forerunner

harbinger (n.),precurrer (n.),precurse (n.),vaunt-currier (n.)

foresee

forethink (v.)

foreseeing

divining (adj.)

foreshadow

forerun (v.),witness (v.)

foreshadowing

shadowing (adj.)

foresight

forecast (n.),light (n.),prescience (n.),providence (n.),provision (n.)

foresight, lacking

improvident (adj.)

forest

Arden, Forest of,Birnan, Birnam (n.),Gaultree Forest

forest area

walk (n.)

forestall

cross (v.),forseal (v.),go before (v.),prevent (v.),prevent (v.),seal (v.)

forestalled

lost (adj.)

forestalling

prevention (n.)

forestalling action

prevention (n.)

forester

fellow (n.),ranger (n.)

foretell

divine (v.),figure (v.),foresay (v.)

foretell an event

calculate one's birth

foreteller, Roman

augurer (n.)

foreteller of events

soothsayer (n.)

foretelling

divining (adj.),predict (n.),prophet (n.)

foretelling, divine

destiny (n.)

foretelling the truth, capable of

true-divining (adj.)

forethought

advice (n.),forecast (n.),prescience (n.),providence (n.)

forewarn

admonish (v.),foretell (v.), past form foretold,prewarn (v.)

forewarning

preparation (n.)

forfeit

forfeiture (n.),let down (v.),pawn (n.)

forfeited point [in tennis]

chace (n.)

forge

stithy (n.),stithy (v.)

forget

lose (v.)

forget about

omit (v.)

forget lines [in a script]

out (adv.),put out (v.)

forgetfulness

oblivion (n.)

forgetting all

all-oblivious,Lethe'd (adj.)

forging thoughts, good at

forgetive (adj.)

forgive

shrive (v.)

forgive, inclination to

remission (n.)

forgiveness

mercy (n.),remission (n.)

forgo

dispense with (v.),miss (v.)

forgotten

missed (adj.)

forgotten, not

memory, of

forked

cross (adj.),double (adj.)

forked tongue

fork (n.)

form

conceive (v.),fashion (v.),figure (n.),frame (v.),image (n.),lineament (n.),make (v.),make on (v.),square (v.),term (n.),trunk (n.)

form, bodily

dimension (n.),grossness (n.),making (n.),state (n.)

form, definite

form, help to

form, change in

form, outward

form, physical

complexion (n.),dimension (n.),proportion (n.)

form, printed/visible

form, purest

form, rounded

form, sovereign

form, take

form, visible

picture (n.),shape (n.)

form, written out in proper legal

engross (v.)

form into a camp

encamp (v.)

formal

City (adj.),outward (adj.),serious (adj.),set (adj.),solemn (adj.)

formal appellation

formal array

formal bow, make a

formal deed

formal order

formal procedure

formal request

formal respects upon departure, pay

congee, congie (v.)

formal title

style (n.)

formal visit, make a

salute (v.)

formalities, observe the

comply (v.)

formalities, scrupulous over

ceremonious (adj.)

formality

form (n.)

formality, old-fashioned

ancientry (n.)

formally state

urge (v.)

formally write down

formation

file (n.),order (n.),square (n.)

formation, cause the

make up (v.)

formation, led on in organized

formation, war

formed, exquisitely

formed anew

formed by oneself

formed improperly

formed poorly

formed previously

formed well

express (adj.),well-compact (adj.)

former

ancient, aunchient (adj.),antic, antick(e), antique (adj.),antiquary (adj.),aunchient (adj.),by-past (adj.),forepast, fore-past (adj.),late (adj.),overpast (adj.),precedent (adj.),quondam (adj.),sometime (adj.),sometimes (adj.),younger (adj.)

former times, people from

eld (n.)

formerly

before-time (adv.),erst (adv.),heretofore (adv.),lately (adv.),sometime (adv.),sometimes (adv.),whereto (adv.),yore, of

formidable

stiff (adj.),vengeance (adj.)

formidable in combat

doughty-handed (adj.)

formidableness

formless

forms, of many

formula

formulate

fornicate

adulterate (v.),commit (v.),occupy (v.)

fornicating

whoremaster (adj.)

fornication

rutting (n.),whore (n.)

fornication, woman guilty of

fornicatress (n.)

fornicator

fleshmonger (n.),whoremaster (n.),whoremonger (n.)

forsake

fall from (v.),leave (v.),leave (v.)

forsaken

destitute (adj.)

forsaken by a sweetheart

lass-lorn (adj.)

forsaken person

forlorn (n.)

forsaking

flying-off (n.)

fort

sconce (n.),work (n.)

forte

piece (n.)

forthcoming

hereafter (adj.),intelligent (adj.),toward (adv.)

forthright

blunt (adj.),even (adj.),round (adj.)

forthrightly

home (adv.)

forthwith

betimes (adv.),home (adv.),incontinent (adv.),incontinently (adv.),present, on the,word, at a

fortification

bulwark (n.),work (n.)

fortified

corroborate (adj.),fenced (adj.),forted (adj.)

fortified by ramps of earth

rampired (adj.)

fortified outwork

frontier (n.)

fortified town

war, town of (n.)

fortify

able (v.),barricado (v.),line (v.),portcullis (v.),season (v.)

fortitude

constancy (n.),patience (n.)

fortitude, with

patiently (adv.)

fortress

hold (n.)

fortress, border

frontier (n.)

fortress passage excavated to intercept an enemy mine

countermine (n.)

fortress wall, passage under a

mine (n.)

fortuitous

accidental (adj.),unthought-on (adj.)

fortuitous circumstance

chance (n.)

fortunate

blessed, blest (adj.),fair (adj.),happy (adj.),lucky (adj.)

fortunately

blessedly (adv.)

fortune

accident (n.),adventure (n.),birth (n.),chance (n.),estate (n.),fair (n.),fate (n.),grace (n.),hap (n.),having (n.),hazard (n.),portion (n.),speed (n.),speed (n.),speeding (n.),star (n.),star (n.),store (n.),success (n.)

fortune, bringing good

fortunate (adj.)

fortune, by good

perchance (adv.)

fortune, favoured by

fortunate (adj.)

fortune, good

fortune (n.),goodness (n.),happiness (n.),prosperity (n.),speeding (n.)

fortune, have good

thrive (v.)

fortune, change of

change (n.)

fortune, in poor

declined (adj.)

fortune, of equivalent

equal (adj.)

fortune, replete with good

full-fortuned (adj.)

fortune, residue of a

fortune, with good

fortune made, with

fortunes, with waned

fortune-teller

augur, augure (n.),sibyl (n.),wise woman, wisewoman (n.)

forward

former (adj.),forth (adv.),hardy (adj.),on (adv.)

forward, bring

allege (v.),urge (v.)

forward, bringing

urging (n.)

forward, come

come up (v.),make forth (v.),put forth (v.),stand to (v.)

forward, driven

embossed (adj.)

forward, forcing

compulsive (adj.)

forward, go

advance (v.),forward (v.),go on (v.),set forward (v.),set on (v.)

forward, look

hearken for (v.)

forward, make a rush

head, take the

forward, move

make up (v.),step in (v.)

forward, press

forward, push

forward, put oneself

forward, thrusting

forward position, in

forward thrust

foster

cherish (v.),embolden (v.),lodge (v.)

foster [false] hope

flatter with / withal (v.)

foster expectation in

bear in hand

fosterer

nurser (n.)

foul

muddy (adj.),puddled (adj.),rank (adj.),ribaudred (adj.),slovenly (adj.),thick (adj.),uncleanly (adj.)

foul, make

foul animal

foul play, free from

foul slur

foul-mouthed

lewd-tongued (adj.),profane (adj.)

foul-smelling

rank (adj.),rank-scented (adj.),reeky (adj.)

found, be

attend (v.)

found, to be

become (v.)

foundation

base (n.),base (n.),basis (n.),bottom (n.),footing (n.),ground (n.)

foundation [music]

ground (n.)

foundation, lacking a

baseless (adj.)

foundation, on poor

weak-built (adj.)

foundations, remove from the

founded, strongly

founding

fountain

fountainhead

four, gang of

four pieces, cut into

quartered (adj.)

fourpenny piece

groat (n.)

fowler's snare

pitfall (n.)

fracas

brabble (n.),skirmish (n.)

fraction

fractious

fracture

fractured

fragile

crazy (adj.),forceless (adj.)

fragile as a young girl

maid-pale (adj.)

fragment

end (n.),flaw (n.),fraction (n.),halfpence (n.),ort (n.),part (n.),quantity (n.),shiver (n.),shiver (v.)

fragmentary

broken (adj.),broken (adj.)

fragmented

ragged (adj.)

fragments, pot

shard (n.)

fragrance

odour (n.),savour (n.)

fragrant

balmy (adj.),distilled (adj.),odoriferous (adj.),sweet (adj.)

fragrant woman

perfume (n.)

frail

crazy (adj.),forceless (adj.),pithless (adj.),silly (adj.),untimbered (adj.)

frail as glass

glassy (adj.)

frame

bulk (n.),cage (n.),constitution (n.),draw (v.),draw (v.),fashion in (v.),frailty (n.),hurdle (n.),mould (n.),project (v.),side (n.),sort (v.),trunk (n.),vessel (n.)

frame, bodily

bone (n.)

frame, human

machine (n.)

frame, lacking a strong wooden

untimbered (adj.)

frame, set in a delicate bodily

tender-hefted (adj.)

frame of mind

disposition (n.),frame (n.),humour (n.),mood (n.),spirit (n.),sprite, spright (n.),temper (n.)

framed

framework

framing

France, from

frank

broad (adj.),free (adj.),large (adj.)

frank, be

confess (v.)

frankly

head, to one's,plain (adv.),plainly (adv.),well (adv.)

frankness

plainness (n.)

frantic

bedlam (adj.),brainsick, brain-sick (adj.)

fraternity

brotherhood (n.),quality (n.)

fraternize

kiss (v.)

fraud

abuse (n.),cheat (n.),cozener (n.),faitour, faitor (n.),imposture (n.),juggler (n.)

fraudulent

cozening (adj.),empiricutic (n./adj.),fraudful

fray, join a

fall on (v.)

frayed

fazed (adj.),napless (adj.),tottering (adj.)

free

acquit (adj.),acquit (v.),broad (adj.),deliver (v.),frank (adj.),large (adj.),quit (v.),redeem (v.),secure (adj.),uncurbed (adj.)

free, be [at court]

spare (v.)

free, make

enfreedom (v.)

free, set

dissolve (v.),enfranchise (v.),loose (v.)

free and easy

careless (adj.)

free course of action

scope (n.)

free exercise

franchise (n.)

free from anxiety

secure (adj.),secure (adv.)

free from apprehension

doubtless (adj.)

free from care

ease, at one's,secure (v.),sun, in the

free from danger

free from deceit

free from disease

free from doubt

free from error

free from evil

free from exaggeration

free from foul play

free from chaff

free from strife

free from violence

free gift

free of worry

free range, given

free spirit

free-and-easy

freed

enfranched (adj.),quit (adj.)

freed, lately

new-delivered (adj.)

freedom

delivery (n.),enfranchisement (n.),franchise (n.)

freedom, give

bail (v.)

freedom, guarantee of

bail (n.)

freedom, reckless

liberty (n.)

freedom, use thy

freedom (n.)

freedom from captivity

space (n.)

freedom from suspicion

clearness (n.)

freedom of action

enlargement (n.),licence (n.)

freedom to come and go

freedom to implement

freehold, as

freeholder, rich

freeing

freeing from doubt

freely

broad (adv.),frankly (adv.),frankly (adv.),free (adv.),liberal (adv.)

freely at large

freely given

freely giving

freely wander

freezing

freight

fraught (n.),fraughtage (n.),lading (n.)

freight, making up the

French, chatter in

French gentleman

French gold crown

Frenchman

frenzied

frantic (adj.),madding (adj.)

frenzied behaviour

ecstasy (n.)

frenzied fit

lune (n.)

frenzied state [of mind]

distraction (n.)

frenzy

fury (n.),insanie (n.),mood (n.),wildness (n.)

frequency, with great

oft, many a time and

frequent

haunt (v.),often (adj.),rank (adj.),use (v.)

frequent resort

haunt (n.)

frequented widely

open (adj.)

frequenter

resorter (n.)

frequenter of [carpeted] boudoirs

carpet-monger (n.)

frequenter of ladies' chambers

chamberer (n.)

frequenter of the barber-shop

barber-monger (n.)

frequently

oftentimes (adv.),oft-times (adv.)

frequently subjugated

oft-subdued (adj.)

fresh

green (adj.),quick (adj.),unbated (adj.),unwappered (adj.),white (adj.)

fresh air

air (n.)

fresh air, breath of

breath (n.)

fresh air, provide with

fresh animation

fresh attack

fresh creation

fresh from the fire

fresh greeting

fresh spring

fresh words, express in

freshly

freshly bloodstained

freshly caught

freshly coined

freshly created

freshly invented

freshly lit

freshly minted

freshly obtained

freshly populate

freshly released

freshly started

freshness

gloss (n.),verdure, verdour (n.)

freshwater stream

fresh (n.)

fret

chafe (v.)

fretful

peevish (adj.),tetchy, teachy (adj.)

fretted

galled (adj.)

friend

acquaintance (n.),gossip (n.)

friend, as a

friend, at,friend, to

friend, close

familiar (n.)

friend, dear

heart (n.),lover (n.)

friend, deprived of a

friend, devoted

friend, false

friend, familiar

friend, good

bully (n./adj.),cater-cousins (n.)

friend, intimate

inward (n.)

friend, very dear

love (n.)

friend for free meals

trencher-friend (n.)

friend in word only

mouth-friend (n.)

friend to, be

love (v.)

friend won by feeding

mouth-friend (n.)

friendless

unfriended (adj.)

friendliness

friending (n.)

friendly

coasting (adj.),familiar (adj.),friend, to,gentle (adj.),good (adj.),graceful (adj.),kind (adj.),kindly (adj.),loving (adj.),towardly (adj.)

friendly, appear

friendly act

friendly regard

friendly relations

friendly way, in a

friendship

alliance (n.),favour (n.),friending (n.),kindness (n.)

friendship, bond of

league (n.)

friendship, close

inwardness (n.)

friendship, declarer of

friendship, in

friendship, profess

fright

fright, start with

fright, take

frighten

affright (v.),fear (v.),fray (v.),fright (v.), past form frighted,gallow (v.),gast (v.)

frighten away

affray (v.)

frightened

afeard (adj.),affrighted (adj.),feared (adj.),fearful (adj.),frighted (adj.),ghastly (adj.)

frightened look

gastness (n.)

frightening

dread (adj.),frightful (adj.),grisled (adj.),terrible (adj.),trembling (adj.)

frightening thunderbolts, with

dread-bolted (adj.)

frighteningly

fearfully (adv.)

frightful

direful (adj.),doubtful (adj.),hideous (adj.),horrid (adj.)

frightfully

horridly (adv.)

frightfulness

fear (n.)

frill

trim (n.)

frill of stiff folded linen

frilled

fringe

fringe, ornamental

fringed

fringed with loose threads

thrummed (adj.)

friskily, act [of a horse]

friskiness

frisky

fritter away

frivolity

dalliance (n.),lightness (n.),trifling (n.)

frivolous

drossy (adj.),fond (adj.),giddy (adj.),idle (adj.),light (adj.),skipping (adj.),wild (adj.)

frivolous wretch

skipper (n.)

frivolously

idly (adv.)

frolic

gambold (n.),prank (n.),wanton (v.)

frolicsome

capering (adj.),frolic (adj.),skipping (adj.),sportful (adj.),wanton (adj.)

frolicsome fellow

gamester (n.)

frolicsomely

wantonly (adv.)

from now on

henceforth (adv.),henceforward (adv.)

front [of ship]

beak (n.)

front, advance to the

make up (v.)

front, go in

preambulate (v.)

front, head and

front (n.)

front, in

afore, 'fore (adv.),before (adv.)

front, present a bold

outface (v.),turn head

front, side by side in

afront, a-front (adv.)

front line

foreward (n.),vant (n.),vaward (n.)

front line, in the

forward (adj.)

front of one, in

eye, in his,eyes, in the

front of the world, in

vulgarly (adv.)

front on, put a good

become (v.)

front skirts

foreskirt (n.)

frontier

bourn (n.),march (n.)

frontier town

frontier (n.)

frost-bitten

sneaped (adj.)

froth

yeast (n.)

froth on the top of fermenting ale

barm (n.)

frothy

histy (adj.),yeasty (adj.),yesty (adj.)

frothy layer on a surface, form a

cream (v.)

frown

bend (v.),lour, lower (v.),wrinkle (n.)

frowning

bent (adj.),louring (adj.),rugged (adj.),wrinkled (adj.)

frowningly

darkly (adv.)

frozen [as in a painting]

painted (adj.)

frozen-stiff

starved (adj.)

frugal

spare (adj.),sparing (adj.),thrifty (adj.)

fruit

Ceres (n.),codling (n.),medlar (n.),poppering / poperin (adj.),sweeting (n.)

fruit, bear

fruit, in broth

fruit, medlar

fruit, yield

fruit of forest trees

mast (n.)

fruit of the carob tree

locust (n.)

fruit seller

costermonger (n.)

fruitful

childing (adj.),conceptious (adj.),increaseful (adj.)

fruitful, become

fructify (v.)

fruition, come to

inherit (v.)

fruitless

bootless (adj.),effectless (adj.),frustrate (adj.),sleeveless (adj.)

fruitlessly

bootless (adv.),vainly (adv.)

fruits, candied

conserve (n.)

fruity porridge

plum porridge

frustrate

dash (v.),dash (v.),deceive (v.),defeat (v.),foil (v.),mate (v.)

frustrated

impatient (adj.)

frustrating

crabbed (adj.)

frustration

disdain (n.),fretting (n.)

frustration, expressing

fuck

fuel

fuel, smouldering

fugitive

runagate (n.),skipping (adj.)

fulfil

answer (v.),compass (v.),comply (v.),discharge (v.),do (v.),effect (v.),execute (v.),fill up (v.),overtake (v.),seal (v.),stead up (v.),supply (v.),use (v.)

fulfil naturally

afford (v.)

fulfil one's promise

proof, come to

fulfilled, be

come about (v.),verify (v.)

fulfilment

accomplishment (n.),discharge (n.),effect (n.),enacture (n.),ennactor (n.),performance (n.)

fulfilment, crowning [of life]

consummation (n.)

full

ample (adj.),great (adj.),stuffed (adj.),trunk (adj.),wide (adj.)

full, in

hair / hair's breadth, to a,large, at,scot and lot,soundly (adv.),soundly (adv.)

full, make

full, to the

full account

full draught

full effect, with

full length, at

along (adv.),full, at

full of amusement

sportive (adj.)

full of awe

awful (adj.)

full of circumstances

circumstantial (adj.)

full of complaining

plaintful (adj.)

full of courage

full-hearted (adj.)

full of courtesy

kind (adj.)

full of emotion

great (adj.),working (adj.)

full of fear

feared (adj.),fearful (adj.)

full of fits

fitful (adj.)

full of grace

graceful (adj.)

full of great wickedness

high-viced (adj.)

full of hate

hateful (adj.)

full of hindrances

barful (adj.)

full of holes

leaked (adj.),looped (adj.),windowed (adj.)

full of horror

frightful (adj.)

full of life

blood, in,flush (adj.),quick (adj.)

full of loathing

sick (adj.)

full of melancholy

pensive (adj.)

full of misgiving

conjectural (adj.),connectural (adj.)

full of need

needful (adj.)

full of offence

offenceful (adj.)

full of pleasing qualities

well-graced (adj.)

full of pomp

pompous (adj.)

full of potential

fruitful (adj.)

full of reckless thoughts

heady-rash (adj.)

full of repugnance

sick (adj.)

full of strange fancies

full of success

full of vigour

full of warm feeling

full of wild ideas

full of woe

full of yearning

full point

full possession

fee-simple, fee simple (n.)

full preparedness

trim (n.)

full speed, at

amain (adv.),post-haste, posthaste (adv.),swits and spurs

full stop

period (n.)

full strength, bring to

draw to head

full swing

career (n.)

full to overflowing

rank (adj.)

full-bodied

corpulent (adj.),fat (adj.)

fuller account

augmentation (n.)

full-grown

headed (adj.)

full-grown version

large (n.)

fullness

full (n.),perfectness (n.),prime (n.)

fullness of being

martlemas (n.)

fullness of youth

prime (n.)

full-stop

stop (n.)

fully

ample (adv.),broad (adv.),due (adv.),even, e'en (adv.),fair (adv.),fairly (adv.),full (adv.),high (adv.),home (adv.),largely (adv.),out (adv.),richly (adv.),throughly (adv.)

fully distended

outstretched (adj.)

fully equipped

complete, compleat (adj.)

fully inform

perfect (v.)

fully informed

perfect (adj.)

fully loaded

full-charged (adj.)

fully prepared

perfect (adj.),ripe (adj.)

fully relate

fully thought out

fumble with

fume

fumigate

smoke (v.),sweet (v.)

fumitory

fumiter (n.)

fun

recreation (n.)

fun, figure of

recreation (n.)

fun, make

boots, give someone the,mock (v.)

function

bestowing (n.),faculty (n.),nature (n.),office (n.),party (n.),power (n.)

function, having a

functional

functioning

functioning organ

functioning part

instrument (n.),utensil (n.)

funds

ability (n.),coffer (n.),purse (n.)

funeral rite

burial (n.),exequies (n.),obsequy (n.)

funeral song

dirge (n.),threne, threnos (n.)

funereal

defunctive (adj.)

fun-lover

gamester (n.),gamester (n.)

funnel for a cask

tun-dish (n.)

fur, made of

furred (adj.)

fur, rich

sable (n.)

furious

curst (adj.),enchafed (adj.),horn-mad (adj.),ireful (adj.),mad (adj.),mankind (n.),spleenful (adj.),wild (adj.),wood (adj.)

furious mood

furious passion

furiously angry

furiously attack

fur-lined

furnace, send out as if from a

furnace (v.)

furnish

accommodate (v.),accomplish (v.),appoint (v.),aver (v.),endue (v.),find (v.),give in (v.),indue, endue (v.),inlay (v.),serve (v.),victual (v.),visit (v.)

furnish with a title

entitule, intitule (v.)

furnish with necessities

furnish with plumage

furnish with troops

furnished

furnished with tapestries

hanged (adj.)

furnishing

furniture (n.),gear (n.),implement (n.),muniment (n.),tire (n.)

furnishing, domestic

utensil (n.)

furnishing, quilted

quilt (n.)

furrowed

grained (adj.),graved (adj.),guttered (adj.),pioned (adj.),rivelled (adj.),wrinkled (adj.)

further

farrer (adv.),higher (adv.),overplus (adj.),speed (v.)

further afield

higher (adv.)

further away

removed (adj.)

further interest, person who has a

remainder (n.)

furtherance

profit (n.)

furthermore

more (adv.)

furtive

packing (adj.),sly (adj.)

furtive journey

stealth (n.)

furtively

hugger-mugger, in

furtively, hide

steal (v.)

fury

chafe (n.),impatience (n.),incensement (n.),mood (n.),outrage (n.)

fuse

lime (v.)

fused

incorpsed (adj.)

fuss

ado (n.),coil (n.),pother (n.)

fussy

finical (adj.),nice (adj.),picking (adj.)

fusty

fat (adj.)

futile

sleeveless (adj.)

futility

vanity (n.)

future

after (adj.),after-times (n.),further (adj.),hereafter (adj.),likelihood (n.),succession (n.),toward (adj.)

future, at some time in the

future, divining the

future, hope for the

future, in the

future, tell the

future days

future loyalty

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