Foresail
Meaning: A square sail.
Foresee
Meaning: To discern beforehand.
Synonyms: Apprehend, Discern, Divine, Envisage, Espy, Expect, Forebode, Forecast, Foreknow, Foretell, Perceive, See, Understand, Visualize, Dope Out, Presage, Have A Hunch, Prophesy, Psych Out, Prognosticate, Previse, Forefeel, See It Coming, Prevision, Call The Turn, Crystal Ball It,
Antonyms: Misinterpret, Misunderstand, Neglect, Overlook,
Foresight
Meaning: Provision against harm or need.
Synonyms: Anticipation, Canniness, Care, Carefulness, Caution, Circumspection, Clairvoyance, Discernment, Discreetness, Discretion, Economy, Foreknowledge, Forethought, Insight, Perception, Precaution, Precognition, Preconception, Sagacity, Premonition, Prudence, Provision, Providence, Prospect, Prescience, Premeditation, Prenotion,
Antonyms: Carelessness, Hindsight, Ignorance, Indiscretion, Neglect, Negligence, Thoughtlessness,
Foretell
Meaning: To predict.
Synonyms: Adumbrate, Announce, Anticipate, Apprehend, Augur, Auspicate, Betoken, Bode, Call, Declare, Disclose, Divine, Divulge, Dope, Figure, Forebode, Forecast, Foreknow, Foreshadow, Forewarn, Portend, Read, Reveal, Signify, Soothsay, Tell, Dope Out, Psych, Presage, Proclaim, Prefigure, Prophesy, Figure Out, Prognosticate, Crystal Ball It, Make Book, Call It, Call The Shot, See Something Coming,
Antonyms: Conceal, Estimate, Guess, Hide, Listen, Misunderstand, Refrain, Secrete, Suppress, Withhold,
Forethought
Meaning: Premeditation.
Synonyms: Anticipation, Canniness, Caution, Deliberation, Discreetness, Discretion, Foresight, Gumption, Judgment, Planning, Precaution, Sense, Prudence, Provision, Providence, Premeditation,
Antonyms: Carelessness, Hindsight, Ignorance, Imprudence, Indiscretion, Thoughtlessness,
Forfeit
Meaning: To lose possession of through failure to fulfill some obligation.
Forfend
Meaning: To ward off.
Synonyms: Avert, Block, Caution, Chill, Cool, Damp, Dampen, Daunt, Debar, Discourage, Dissuade, Divert, Forestall, Frighten, Hinder, Impede, Intimidate, Obstruct, Obviate, Preclude, Restrain, Scare, Stop, Warn, Prevent, Prohibit, Rule Out, Shut Out, Stave Off, Turn Off, Put Off, Talk Out Of, Disadvise, Act Like A Wet Blanket,
Antonyms: Advance, Aid, Allow, Assist, Calm, Comfort, Encourage, Facilitate, Forward, Hearten, Heat, Help, Incite, Inspirit, Instigate, Permit, Persuade, Stimulate, Support, Urge, Warm, Let Go, Promote, Push, Turn On, Put On To,
Forgery
Meaning: Counterfeiting.
Forgo
Meaning: To deny oneself.
Synonyms: Abandon, Abdicate, Abjure, Abstain, Cede, Desist, Eschew, Forbear, Forsake, Pass, Quit, Refrain, Relinquish, Renounce, Resign, Resist, Sacrifice, Surrender, Waive, Yield, Give In, Leave Alone, Pass On, Pass Up, Go On The Wagon, Sit Out, Take The Cure, Swear Off, Take The Oath, Leave Out,
Antonyms: Assert, Claim, Continue, Defend, Deny, Do, Fight, Hold, Indulge, Keep, Refuse, Remain, Retain, Use, Veto, Win,
Formation
Meaning: Relative disposition of parts.
Synonyms: Accumulation, Architecture, Arrangement, Compilation, Configuration, Constitution, Construction, Creation, Crystallization, Deposit, Design, Development, Dispersal, Disposition, Embodiment, Evolution, Fabrication, Figure, Forming, Generation, Genesis, Grouping, Induction, Makeup, Manufacture, Order, Organization, Pattern, Rank, Structure, Synthesis, Production,
Antonyms: Decrease, Destruction, Disorganization, Ruin, Stoppage,
Formidable
Meaning: Difficult to accomplish.
Synonyms: Appalling, Awful, Dangerous, Daunting, Dire, Dismaying, Dreadful, Fearful, Fierce, Frightful, Horrific, Imposing, Impregnable, Intimidating, Menacing, Redoubtable, Shocking, Terrible, Terrific, Threatening,
Antonyms: Calm, Easy, Feeble, Friendly, Harmless, Nice, Pleasant, Poor, Powerless, Trivial, Unimportant, Unthreatening, Weak, Not Hard,
Formula
Meaning: Fixed rule or set form.
Synonyms: Blueprint, Canon, Code, Credo, Creed, Custom, Description, Direction, Equation, Form, Formulary, Maxim, Method, Precept, Rite, Ritual, Rote, Rubric, Specifications, Theorem, Way, Prescription, Principle, Procedure, Modus Operandi,
Antonyms: Deviation,
Forswear
Meaning: To renounce upon oath.
Synonyms: Abjure, Deny, Disclaim, Disown, Drop, Forgo, Forsake, Recall, Recant, Reject, Renege, Renounce, Repudiate, Retract, Withdraw, Give Up, Take Back, Swear Off,
Antonyms: Accept, Acknowledge, Admit, Allow, Approve, Claim, Corroborate, Revert, Go Back To,
Forte
Meaning: Violent.
Synonyms: Ability, Aptitude, Competence, Effectiveness, Efficiency, Faculty, Gift, Medium, Oyster, Speciality, Strength, Talent, Thing, Long Suit, Strong Suit, Ableness,
Antonyms: Impotence, Inability, Inadequacy, Incapacity, Incompetence, Ineffectiveness, Ineptness, Lack, Stupidity, Weakness,
Forth
Meaning: Into notice or view.
Synonyms: Ahead, Alee, Along, Away, First, Forward, Into, On, Onward, Out, Into The Open,
Forthright
Meaning: With directness.
Synonyms: Aboveboard, Bald, Blunt, Candid, Categorical, Direct, Directly, Forward, Frank, Open, Outspoken, Plain, Real, Simple, Sincere, Straight, Undisguised, Up Front, Like It Is, From The Hip, Call A Spade A Spade, Plainspoken,
Antonyms: Devious, Dishonest, Secret, Tactful, Tricky, Untruthful,
Fortify
Meaning: To provide with defensive works.
Synonyms: Brace, Bulwark, Buttress, Consolidate, Embattle, Entrench, Garrison, Gird, Ready, Reinforce, Secure, Steel, Strengthen, Support, Prop, Protect, Build Up, Prepare, Step Up, Soup Up, Shore Up, Charge Up,
Antonyms: Decrease, Discourage, Dissuade, Harm, Hurt, Injure, Loosen, Neglect, Unfasten, Weaken, Let Go, Let Down,
Fortitude
Meaning: Patient courage.
Synonyms: Backbone, Boldness, Braveness, Bravery, Constancy, Courage, Courageousness, Determination, Endurance, Fearlessness, Firmness, Grit, Hardihood, Heart, Intrepidity, Mettle, Moxie, Nerve, Patience, Perseverance, Pith, Pluck, Resoluteness, Resolution, Spine, Spirit, Spunk, Stamina, Starch, Stomach, Tenacity, Valiancy, Valor, Dauntlessness, What It Takes, Gutsiness, True Grit, Valorousness, Staying Power,
Antonyms: Apathy, Cowardice, Fear, Helplessness, Irresolution, Laziness, Lethargy, Timidity, Weakness,
Foursome
Meaning: Consisting of four.
Synonyms: Aggregation, Band, Body, Bunch, Club, Company, Contingent, Duo, Faction, Gang, Organization, Outfit, Pair, Partners, Party, Rig, Sect, Set, Side, Span, Squad, Stable, String, Tandem, Trio, Troop, Troupe, Unit, Workers, Yoke,
Antonyms: Individual, One, Single, Teammate,
Fracture
Meaning: A break.
Synonyms: Breach, Cleavage, Cleft, Crack, Discontinuity, Disjunction, Displacement, Fissure, Fragmentation, Gap, Mutilation, Opening, Rent, Rift, Schism, Severance, Splinter, Split, Wound,
Antonyms: Closing, Closure, Solid,
Frailty
Meaning: Liability to be broken or destroyed.
Synonyms: Blemish, Daintiness, Debility, Decrepitude, Defect, Deficiency, Delicacy, Error, Failing, Fallibility, Fault, Feebleness, Flimsiness, Foible, Foil, Imperfection, Infirmity, Peccadillo, Shortcoming, Solecism, Achilles Heel, Peccability, Weak Point,
Antonyms: Ability, Advantage, Firmness, Health, Perfection, Soundness, Strength, Strong Point,
Fragile
Meaning: Capable of being broken.
Synonyms: Blemish, Daintiness, Debility, Decrepitude, Defect, Deficiency, Delicacy, Error, Failing, Fallibility, Fault, Feebleness, Flimsiness, Foible, Foil, Imperfection, Infirmity, Peccadillo, Shortcoming, Solecism, Achilles Heel, Peccability, Weak Point,
Antonyms: Able, Durable, Firm, Healthy, Strong, Tough, Unbreakable,
Frankincense
Meaning: A gum or resin which on burning yields aromatic fumes.
Synonyms: Aroma, Balm, Bouquet, Essence, Flame, Fuel, Myrrh, Odor, Perfume, Redolence, Scent, Spice, Punk, Burnt Offering,
Antonyms: Odor, Stench, Stink,
Frantic
Meaning: Frenzied.
Synonyms: Agitated, Angry, Berserk, Crazy, Delirious, Deranged, Distraught, Excited, Fraught, Frenetic, Frenzied, Furious, Hectic, Hyper, Insane, Mad, Overwrought, Rabid, Raging, Raving, Violent, Weird, Wild, Wired, Flipped Out, Freaked Out, Beside Oneself, Out Of Control, Hot Under The Collar, Corybantic, In A Stew,
Antonyms: Balanced, Calm, Collected, Composed, Docile, Happy, Normal, Peaceful, Pleased, Sane, Tranquil,
Fraternal
Meaning: Brotherly.
Synonyms: Congenial, Friendly, Intimate, Kind,
Antonyms: Incompatible, Sisterly, Unfriendly,
Fraudulence
Meaning: Deceitfulness.
Fraudulent
Meaning: Counterfeit.
Fray
Meaning: To fret at the edge so as to loosen or break the threads.
Synonyms: Affray, Brawl, Broil, Brouhaha, Clash, Combat, Conflict, Contest, Disturbance, Engagement, Fracas, Melee, Quarrel, Riot, Row, Ruckus, Rumble, Rumpus, Scuffle, Battle Royal, Donnybrook,
Antonyms: Accord, Agreement, Calm, Harmony, Peace, Quiet, Surrender, Tranquility, Truce,
Freemason
Meaning: A member of an ancient secret fraternity originally confined to skilled artisans.
Freethinker
Meaning: One who rejects authority or inspiration in religion.
Synonyms: Agnostic, Atheist, Infidel, Libertine, Skeptic,
Antonyms: Believer,
Free trade
Meaning: Commerce unrestricted by tariff or customs.
Synonyms: Complimentary, Costless, Freebie, Gratis, Gratuitous, Handout, Paper, Unpaid, Unrecompensed, Free Ride, On The House, Chargeless, For Love, For Nothing, Free Of Cost, On The Cuff,
Antonyms: Barred, Bound, Busy, Confined, Costly, Enslaved, Expensive, Hindered, Limited, Mean, Niggardly, Occupied, Restrained, Scheduled, Suppressed, Priced, Prevented,
Frequency
Meaning: The comparative number of any kind of occurrences within a given time or space.
Synonyms: Abundance, Beat, Constancy, Density, Iteration, Number, Oscillation, Periodicity, Persistence, Recurrence, Regularity, Reiteration, Repetition, Rhythm, Pulsation, Prevalence, Frequentness,
Antonyms: Infrequency, Irregularity, Uncommonness,
Fresco
Meaning: The art of painting on a surface of plaster, particularly on walls and ceilings.
Synonyms: Adorn, Blacken, Bloom, Blush, Burn, Chalk, Crayon, Crimson, Darken, Daub, Dye, Embellish, Emblazon, Enamel, Enliven, Flush, Gild, Glaze, Gloss, Illuminate, Imbue, Infuse, Lacquer, Paint, Pigment, Redden, Rouge, Stain, Stipple, Suffuse, Tinge, Tint, Tone, Variegate, Wash,
Antonyms: Discolor, Dull, Lighten, Pale, Represent, Whiten, Be Truthful,
Freshness
Meaning: The state, quality, or degree of being fresh.
Synonyms: Bloom, Brightness, Callowness, Cleanness, Clearness, Dew, Glow, Greenness, Inexperience, Inventiveness, Novelty, Originality, Rawness, Shine, Sparkle, Vigor, Viridity, Youth, Dewiness, Innovativeness,
Antonyms: Dullness, Staleness, Oldness,
Fretful
Meaning: Disposed to peevishness.
Synonyms: Captious, Carping, Caviling, Complaining, Contrary, Crabby, Cranky, Critical, Cross, Crotchety, Edgy, Fractious, Huffy, Mean, Ornery, Peevish, Perverse, Petulant, Querulous, Snappish, Splenetic, Testy, Touchy, Uneasy, Worried, Wreck, Out Of Sorts,
Antonyms: Calm, Cheered, Happy, Joyous, Pleased, Relaxed,
Frightful
Meaning: Apt to induce terror or alarm.
Synonyms: Annoying, Awful, Bad, Calamitous, Disagreeable, Dreadful, Extreme, Ghastly, Great, Hideous, Horrible, Insufferable, Lewd, Shocking, Terrible, Terrific, Unpleasant, Vile, Wicked, Wrong,
Antonyms: Beautiful, Comforting, Delightful, Gentle, Good, Inoffensive, Nice, Pleasant, Pleasing, Wonderful,
Frigid
Meaning: Lacking warmth.
Synonyms: Antarctic, Arctic, Chill, Chilly, Cool, Freezing, Frosty, Frozen, Gelid, Glacial, Icebox, Icy, Refrigerated, Siberian, Snappy, Wintry,
Antonyms: Amicable, Amorous, Friendly, Heated, Hot, Lovable, Loving, Responsive, Warm,
Frigidarium
Meaning: A room kept at a low temperature for preserving fruits, meat, etc.
Frivolity
Meaning: A trifling act, thought, saying, or practice.
Synonyms: Dallying, Flightiness, Flippancy, Flirting, Flummery, Folly, Fribble, Frippery, Fun, Gaiety, Game, Giddiness, Jest, Levity, Lightness, Nonsense, Play, Shallowness, Sport, Superficiality, Toying, Trifling, Triviality, Volatility, Whimsicality, Whimsy, Frivolousness, Lightheartedness, Puerility, Coquetting,
Antonyms: Sadness, Sensibility, Seriousness, Understanding, Wiseness, Work,
Frivolous
Meaning: Trivial.
Synonyms: Barmy, Childish, Dizzy, Facetious, Flighty, Flip, Flippant, Foolish, Gay, Giddy, Harebrained, Idiotic, Idle, Impractical, Juvenile, Light, Minor, Niggling, Paltry, Peripheral, Petty, Playful, Pointless, Scatterbrained, Senseless, Shallow, Sportive, Superficial, Unimportant, Volatile, Whimsical, Not Serious, Puerile, Featherbrained, Nonserious,
Antonyms: Grave, Intelligent, Mature, Sensible, Serious, Solemn, Thoughtful, Wise,
Frizz
Meaning: To give a crinkled, fluffy appearance to.
Synonyms: Coil, Crease, Crimple, Crinkle, Crisp, Crumple, Flow, Pleat, Ruck, Screw, Scrunch, Set, Swirl, Undulate, Wave, Wrinkle, Rimple,
Antonyms: Straighten,
Frizzle
Meaning: To cause to crinkle or curl, as the hair.
Synonyms: Brown, Sear, Singe, Sizzle, Fricassee, French Fry, Pan Fry,
Antonyms: Cool, Freeze, Put Out,
Frolicsome
Meaning: Prankish.
Synonyms: Antic, Coltish, Frisky, Fun, Gamesome, Gay, Gleeful, Happy, Impish, Jocular, Jovial, Kittenish, Lively, Merry, Mischievous, Roguish, Rollicking, Sportive, Sprightly,
Antonyms: Serious, Staid, Stiff,
Frontier
Meaning: The part of a nation's territory that abuts upon another country.
Synonyms: Borderline, Bound, Confines, Edge, Limit, March, Perimeter, Verge, Borderland,
Antonyms: Center, Inside, Interior, Metropolis, Middle,
Frugal
Meaning: Economical.
Synonyms: Abstemious, Canny, Careful, Chary, Conserving, Discreet, Meager, Meticulous, Niggardly, Parsimonious, Saving, Sparing, Spartan, Stingy, Thrifty, Tight, Tightwad, Wary, Prudent, Provident, Preserving, Scrimping, Mingy,
Antonyms: Careless, Generous, Incautious, Lavish, Spendthrift, Uneconomical, Wasteful,
Fruition
Meaning: Fulfillment.
Synonyms: Accomplishment, Actualization, Attainment, Completion, Consummation, Enjoyment, Gratification, Materialization, Maturity, Perfection, Pleasure, Realization, Ripeness, Satisfaction, Success, Fulfillment,
Antonyms: Disappointment, Dissatisfaction, Failure, Frustration, Imperfection, Loss, Need, Sorrow, Unhappiness, Want,
Fugacious
Meaning: Fleeting.
Synonyms: Brief, Ephemeral, Evanescent, Fleeting, Impermanent, Momentary, Passing, Temporal, Temporary, Transient,
Fulcrum
Meaning: The support on or against which a lever rests, or the point about which it turns.
Synonyms: Blueprint, Brand, Cipher, Clue, Code, Core, Crux, Cue, Earmark, Explanation, Guide, Hinge, Index, Indicator, Interpretation, Lead, Lever, Marker, Means, Nexus, Nucleus, Passport, Password, Pivot, Pointer, Root, Sign, Symptom, Ticket, Translation,
Antonyms: Exterior, Lock, Outside, Question, Exteriority,
Fulminate
Meaning: To cause to explode.
Synonyms: Animadvert, Berate, Bluster, Castigate, Censure, Condemn, Curse, Declaim, Denounce, Denunciate, Execrate, Explode, Fume, Intimidate, Menace, Rage, Rail, Reprobate, Thunder, Upbraid, Vilify, Vituperate, Protest, Blow Up, Inveigh Against, Swear At,
Antonyms: Approve, Assist, Compliment, Defend, Flatter, Help, Laud, Praise, Support, Be Happy,
Fulsome
Meaning: Offensive from excess of praise or commendation.
Synonyms: Adulatory, Bombastic, Buttery, Canting, Cloying, Coarse, Extravagant, Fawning, Flattering, Glib, Grandiloquent, Hypocritical, Immoderate, Ingratiating, Inordinate, Insincere, Magniloquent, Nauseating, Offensive, Oily, Oleaginous, Overdone, Saccharine, Sanctimonious, Slick, Slimy, Smooth, Suave, Sycophantic, Unctuous, Wheedling, Smarmy,
Antonyms: Reasonable, Sincere,
Fumigate
Meaning: To subject to the action of smoke or fumes, especially for disinfection.
Synonyms: Circulate, Decontaminate, Deodorize, Fan, Freshen, Sanitize, Sterilize, Vaporize, Purify, Air Out,
Antonyms: Dirty,
Functionary
Meaning: An official.
Synonyms: Abettor, Actor, Advocate, Ambassador, Assignee, Assistant, Attorney, Broker, Commissioner, Delegate, Deputy, Doer, Emissary, Envoy, Executor, Factor, Factotum, Handler, Intermediary, Lawyer, Minister, Mover, Negotiator, Officer, Operative, Operator, Representative, Salesperson, Servant, Steward, Substitute, Surrogate, Worker, Proxy, Principal, Promoter, Proctor, Ten Percenter,
Antonyms: Employee,
Fundamental
Meaning: Basal.
Synonyms: Acidophile, Axiological, Axiomatic, Basal, Bottom, Cardinal, Central, Constitutional, Constitutive, Crucial, Elemental, Elementary, Essential, First, Foundational, Indispensable, Integral, Intrinsic, Key, Major, Necessary, Organic, Original, Paramount, Radical, Requisite, Rudimentary, Significant, Structural, Supporting, Theoretical, Underlying, Vital, Prime, Primary, Principal, Primitive, Primordial,
Antonyms: Accessory, Additional, Advanced, Auxiliary, Extra, Extrinsic, Inessential, Insignificant, Learned, Least, Lesser, Minor, Needless, Nonessential, Secondary, Subordinate, Trivial, Unimportant, Unnecessary,
Fungible
Meaning: That may be measured, counted, or weighed.
Synonyms: Changeable, Commutable, Compatible, Converse, Convertible, Correspondent, Equivalent, Exchangeable, Interconvertible, Mutual, Reciprocal, Same, Substitutable, Synonymous, Reciprocative,
Antonyms: Different, Dissimilar,
Fungous
Meaning: Spongy.
Fungus
Meaning: A plant destitute of chlorophyll, as a mushroom.
Synonyms: Affliction, Bane, Canker, Contamination, Corruption, Curse, Decay, Dump, Evil, Eyesore, Infestation, Mildew, Pest, Pestilence, Pollution, Rot, Scourge, Sight, Withering, Woe, Blot On The Landscape,
Antonyms: Blessing, Boon, Cleanliness, Goodness, Health, Prosperity, Purification,
Furbish
Meaning: To restore brightness or beauty to.
Synonyms: Brighten, Buff, Burnish, Clean, Glaze, Gloss, Improve, Refurbish, Rehabilitate, Renew, Restore, Rub, Shine, Fix Up, Deck Out, Spruce Up, Smarten Up, Recondition, Gussy Up,
Antonyms: Damage, Destroy, Dull, Hurt, Ruin,
Furlong
Meaning: A measure, one-eighth of a mile.
Furlough
Meaning: A temporary absence of a soldier or sailor by permission of the commanding officer.
Synonyms: Leave, Liberty, R&,
Furrier
Meaning: A dealer in or maker of fur goods.
Furtherance
Meaning: Advancement.
Synonyms: Advocacy, Backing, Boosting, Championship, Progress, Progression, Promotion, Pursuit, Prosecution,
Antonyms: Blockage, Curtailment, Delay, Hindrance, Impediment, Opposition, Retreat, Stoppage,
Furtive
Meaning: Stealthy or sly, like the actions of a thief.
Synonyms: Artful, Calculating, Cautious, Circumspect, Clandestine, Cloaked, Conspiratorial, Covert, Crafty, Creepy, Cunning, Disguised, Elusive, Evasive, Foxy, Guileful, Hidden, Insidious, Masked, Scheming, Shifty, Skulking, Sly, Stealthy, Surreptitious, Tricky, Undercover, Underhand, Underhanded, Wily, Under Wraps, Slinking,
Antonyms: Aboveboard, Forthright, Honest, Open, Truthful,
Fuse
Meaning: To unite or blend as by melting together.
Synonyms: Agglutinate, Amalgamate, Bind, Blend, Cement, Coalesce, Combine, Commingle, Dissolve, Federate, Flux, Integrate, Interfuse, Intermingle, Join, Liquefy, Melt, Merge, Mingle, Run, Smelt, Solder, Thaw, Unite, Weld, Deliquesce, Interblend,
Antonyms: Coagulate, Disconnect, Divide, Part, Separate, Solidify, Unmix,
Fusible
Meaning: Capable of being melted by heat.
Synonyms: Aqueous, Damp, Deliquescent, Dissolvable, Dissolved, Dulcet, Fluent, Ichorous, Juicy, Liquefied, Liquescent, Luscious, Mellifluous, Mellow, Melted, Moist, Molten, Moving, Running, Runny, Sappy, Serous, Smooth, Soft, Solvent, Splashing, Succulent, Thawed, Thin, Viscous, Watery, Wet, Pulpy, Fluidic, Mellifluent, Meltable, Uncongealed,
Antonyms: Broken, Close, Condensed, Dense, Dry, Firm, Frozen, Hard, Intermittent, Solid, Unavailable,
Futile
Meaning: Of no avail or effect.
Synonyms: Abortive, Barren, Bootless, Delusive, Empty, Exhausted, Forlorn, Fruitless, Hollow, Idle, Impracticable, Impractical, Ineffective, Ineffectual, Insufficient, Nugatory, Otiose, Sterile, Trifling, Trivial, Unavailing, Unimportant, Unneeded, Unproductive, Unprofitable, Unreal, Unsatisfactory, Unsubstantial, Unsuccessful, Useless, Vain, Valueless, Worthless, Out The Window, In Vain, On A Treadmill,
Antonyms: Effective, Fruitful, Helpful, Hopeful, Successful, Useful, Valuable, Worthwhile, Productive, Profitable,
Futurist
Meaning: A person of expectant temperament.
FABRICATION
Meaning: the action or process of manufacturing or inventing something.
FARCICAL
Meaning: relating to or resembling farce, especially because of absurd or ridiculous aspects.
FATALIST
Meaning: a person who believes that all events are inevitable, so one’s choices and actions make no difference
FAUNA
Meaning: the animals of a given region or period considered as a whole.
FECUND
Meaning: producing or capable of producing offspring, fruit, vegetation, etc., in abundance; prolific; fruitful
FETTER
Meaning: a chain or shackle placed on the feet.
FIGURATIVE
Meaning: of the nature of or involving afigure of speech, especially a metaphor; metaphorical and not literal
FLOUT
Meaning: to treat with disdain, scorn, or contempt; scoff at; mock
FOMENT
Meaning: to instigate or foster (discord, rebellion, etc.); promote the growth or development of
FORBEAR
Meaning: to refrain or abstain from; desist from.
FORSAKE
Meaning: to quit or leave entirely; abandon; desert:
FORTUITOUS
Meaning: happening or produced by chance; accidental
FOUNDER
Meaning: a person who founds or establishes something, as a company or institution.
FRENETIC
Meaning: frantic; frenzied.
