Word Study - F  (348)


fables
(plural noun)

factions
(plural noun)

[ devisions of people into sundry parts and opinions ]
[ that maketh devisions ]
[ contentious ]

fade
(adjective)

fadeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

fail
(verb intransitive)

fail not
(verb intransitive)

failed
(participle passive)

faileth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

faileth not
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

failing
(participle present tense)

fain
(adjective)

[ gladly ]
[ willingly ]
[ be content to ]

faint
(adjective)

fainted
(participle passive)

faintest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

fainteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

fair
(adjective)

fairer
(adjective)

fairest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

fairs
(plural noun)

[ anything gotten at a sale ]

faith
(noun)

faithful
(adjective)

faithfully
(adverb)

faithfulness
(noun)

faithless
(adjective)

faithlessness
(noun)

fall
(verb intransitive)

fallen
(participle passive)

fallest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

falleth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

falling
(participle present tense)

fallow
(adjective)

falsehood
(noun)

falsely
(adverb)

[ to forge ]
[ counterfeit ]

fame
(noun)

[ report ]
[ common talk ]
[ credit ]

familiar
(adjective)

[ intimate ]
[ well acquainted ]
[ in close association ]

familiars
(plural noun)

families
(plural noun)

family
(noun)

famous
(adjective)

fan
(noun)

fanners
(plural noun)

fare
(noun)

fared
(participle passive)

farewell
(adjective)

farther
(adjective)

farthest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

farthing
(participle present tense)

[ a fourth part of a penny ]

fashion
(noun)

fashioned
(participle passive)

fashioneth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

fashioning
(participle present tense)

fashions
(plural noun)

fast
(adjective)

fasted
(participle passive)

fasten
(verb transitive)

fastened
(participle passive)

fastening
(participle present tense)

fastest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

fasting
(participle present tense)

fastings
(plural noun)

fat
(adjective)

[ good ]
[ rich ]
[ full ]
[ prosperous ]

fatherless
(adjective)

fats
(plural noun)

[ a vat ]
[ a vessel ]

fault
(noun)

faultless
(adjective)

faults
(plural noun)

faulty
(adverb)

favor
(noun)

favorable
(adjective)

favored
(participle passive)

favorest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

favoreth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

favoring
(participle present tense)

fear
(noun)

fear not
(noun)

feared
(participle passive)

feared not
(participle passive)

feareth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

fearful
(adjective)

fearfully
(adverb)

fearfulness
(noun)

fearing
(participle present tense)

fearing not
(participle present tense)

fears
(noun)

fearsome
(noun)

feeble
(noun)

[ weake ]
[ lacking strength ]

feebleminded
(participle passive)

[ to be weak ]
[ infirm ]
[ frail ]
[ faint ]

feebleness
(noun)

feel
(noun)

feeling
(participle present tense)

feign
(verb transitive)

[ to invent ]
[ pretend ]

feigned
(participle passive)

feignedly
(adverb)

fell
(participle passive)

feller
(noun)

felloes
(plural noun)

[ part of a wheel rim ]

fellow
(noun)

fellow-citizens
(plural noun)

fellow-heirs
(plural noun)

fellow-laborers
(plural noun)

fellow-prisoner
(noun)

fellow-prisoners
(plural noun)

fellows
(plural noun)

fellow-servant
(noun)

fellowship
(noun)

felt
(participle passive)

female
(participle passive)

[ the she in mankind ]
[ other creatures ]

fence
(noun)

fenced
(participle passive)

fens
(plural noun)

[ a marsh ]
[ a bog ]

fervent
(adjective)

[ hote ]
[ chafed ]
[ very angry ]

fervently
(adverb)

fetch
(verb transitive)

fetched
(participle passive)

fetters
(plural noun)

[ shackles ]
[ metal bands ]

few
(adjective)

fidelity
(adverb)

[ faithfulnes ]
[ trustiness ]

fierce
(noun)

fierceness
(noun)

fiery
(adjective)

figure
(noun)

figures
(plural noun)

filieth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

fill
(verb transitive)

filled
(participle passive)

filledst
(verb present tense second-person singular)

fillet
(noun)

[ an ornamental narrow band that goes around something ]

filleted
(participle passive)

fillets
(plural noun)

filling
(participle present tense)

filter
(noun)

filth
(noun)

filthiness
(noun)

filthy
(adjective)

finally
(adverb)

[ pertaining to the end ]

find
(verb transitive)

findest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

findeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

finding
(participle present tense)

fine
(adjective)

finest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

fining
(participle present tense)

finish
(verb transitive)

finished
(participle passive)

firebrand
(noun)

firkins
(plural noun)

[ a small wooden vessel equal to one-fourth barrel ]

firm
(adjective)

[ sure ]
[ stedfast ]
[ strong ]
[ constant ]

firmament
(noun)

[ the region of the air ]
[ the sky or heavens ]
[ the sphere of the stars ]

firmly
(adverb)

firstborn
(adjective)

first-born
(adjective)

firstling
(adjective)

[ the first offspring of an animal ]

first-ripe
(adjective)

fit
(noun)

fitches
(plural noun)

[ an herb seed used as a spice or seasoning ]

fitly
(adverb)

fitted
(participle passive)

fitteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

fitting
(participle present tense)

fixed
(participle passive)

[ fastned ]
[ sure ]
[ fast ]

flag
(noun)

[ an aquatic plant like a reed or rush ]

flagon
(noun)

[ a container for holding liquids ]
[ a great wine cup ]
[ a bottle ]

flagons
(plural noun)

flakes
(plural noun)

flaming
(participle present tense)

flanks
(plural noun)

[ the fleshy part of an animal between the ribs and the hip ]

flatery
(noun)

flatter
(noun)

flattereth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

flattering
(participle present tense)

flay
(verb transitive)

[ to skin or strip off the skin ]

fled
(participle passive)

flee
(verb intransitive)

fleeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

fleshhook
(noun)

[ a hook for fish ]

flight
(noun)

flourish
(verb intransitive)

flourished
(participle passive)

flourisheth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

flourishing
(participle present tense)

flow
(verb intransitive)

flowed
(participle passive)

flower
(noun)

flowers
(plural noun)

[ the menstrual discharge ]

floweth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

flowing
(participle present tense)

flux
(noun)

[ the flow of blood or any liquid discharge from the bowels ]
[ disease of scouring ]

fly
(verb intransitive)

flying
(participle present tense)

fold
(noun)

foldeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

folding
(participle present tense)

folds
(plural noun)

folk
(noun)

folks
(plural noun)

follow
(verb transitive)

followed
(participle passive)

follower
(noun)

followers
(plural noun)

followeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

following
(participle present tense)

follows
(verb)

folly
(noun)

fool
(noun)

foolish
(adjective)

foolishly
(adverb)

foolishness
(noun)

fools
(plural noun)

for ever
(adverb)

forasmuch
(conjunction)

forbade
(verb)

forbear
(verb intransitive)

[ to bear ]
[ endure ]
[ submit to ]
[ have patience with ]
[ tolerate ]

forbearance
(noun)

forbeareth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

forbearing
(participle present tense)

forbid
(verb transitive)

forbidden
(adjective)

forbiddeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

forbidding
(participle present tense)

forbore
(participle passive)

forborne
(participle passive)

force
(noun)

forced
(participle passive)

forces
(plural noun)

forcible
(adjective)

forcibly
(adverb)

forefathers
(plural noun)

forefront
(noun)

forego
(verb transitive)

forehead
(noun)

foreign
(adjective)

[ strange ]
[ of another country ]

foremost
(adjective)

foreordained
(participle passive)

forepart
(noun)

foresaw
(verb)

foreseeing
(participle present tense)

foreseeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

foreship
(noun)

[ the bow of a ship ]

forest
(noun)

forests
(plural noun)

foretold
(verb)

forever
(noun)

forewarn
(verb transitive)

forewarned
(participle passive)

forgave
(participle passive)

forgavest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

forged
(participle passive)

forgers
(plural noun)

forget
(verb transitive)

forgetful
(adjective)

forgetteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

forgetting
(participle present tense)

forgive
(verb transitive)

forgiven
(noun)

forgiveness
(noun)

forgivenesses
(plural noun)

forgiveth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

forgiving
(participle present tense)

forgotten
(participle passive)

form
(noun)

formed
(participle passive)

former
(noun)

formerly
(adverb)

formeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

forms
(plural noun)

forsaketh
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

forsaking
(participle present tense)

forsomuch
(conjunction)

forswear
(verb transitive)

[ renounce earnestly ]
[ deny ]
[ repudiate under an oath ]

fort
(noun)

forth
(adverb)

forthcoming
(adjective)

forthwith
(adverb)

[ immediately ]
[ at once ]
[ without delay ]

fortified
(participle passive)

fortify
(verb transitive)

fortress
(noun)

fortresses
(plural noun)

forts
(plural noun)

forum
(noun)

[ market place ]

forward
(adverb)

[ eager ]
[ zealous ]
[ ready ]
[ inclined to do something ]

forwardness
(noun)

foul
(adjective)

fouled
(participle passive)

fouledst
(verb present tense second-person singular)

found
(participle passive)

foundation
(noun)

foundations
(plural noun)

founded
(participle passive)

founder
(noun)

foundest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

fountain
(noun)

fountains
(plural noun)

fourfold
(adjective)

foursquare
(adjective)

[ square ]

fragments
(plural noun)

[ remnants ]
[ broken meats ]
[ pieces broken of ]

frame
(verb transitive)

framed
(participle passive)

frameth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

frankly
(adverb)

[ openly ]
[ freely ]

fraud
(noun)

fray
(noun)

[ frighten ]
[ scare ]
[ terrify ]
[ horrify ]

free
(noun)

freed
(participle passive)

freedom
(noun)

freely
(adverb)

freewill
(noun)

free-woman
(noun)

frequent
(adjective)

[ often ]
[ done many times ]
[ ordinary ]
[ much haunted ]
[ go to ]

frequently
(adverb)

fresh
(adjective)

fresher
(noun)

fret
(verb transitive)

[ grieve ]
[ be angry ]

fretted
(participle passive)

fretteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

friend
(noun)

friendly
(adverb)

friends
(plural noun)

friendship
(noun)

frighten
(verb transitive)

frightened
(participle passive)

frontlets
(plural noun)

[ a kind of attire for the forehead ]
[ something worn on the forehead ]

froward
(adjective)

[ stubborn ]
[ perverse ]
[ difficult ]
[ evil-disposed ]

fruitful
(adjective)

frustrate
(verb transitive)

[ make vo id ]
[ deceive ]

frustrateth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

fulfill
(verb transitive)

fulfilled
(participle passive)

fulfillment
(noun)

full
(adjective)

fuller
(noun)

fuller's
(noun)

fullfilling
(participle present tense)

fullness
(noun)

fully
(adverb)

furbish
(verb transitive)

[ polish ]
[ sharpen ]

furbished
(participle passive)

[ to dress or scour ]
[ make clean ]

furious
(adjective)

[ raging ]
[ mad ]

furiously
(adverb)

furlong
(noun)

[ 220 yards ]

furnish
(verb transitive)

furnished
(participle passive)

furnishings
(plural noun)

furniture
(noun)

[ equipment ]
[ harness ]
[ all things necessary to use ]

further
(adjective)

furtherance
(noun)

furthered
(participle passive)

furthermore
(adverb)

fury
(noun)