Word List / F :.
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26. firmth (fûrmth)
- a. (n.) The state or level of firmness of an object. Normally used when squeezing fruit or other semi-squishy objects.
27. firwood (fûr-wud)
- a. (n.) Firewood cut from a fir tree.
Example: I have a few fir trees we can cut up into firwood.
28. fivehead (fīv'hĕd')
- a. (n.) The body part commonly referred to as the forehead, only larger or higher due to a receding hairline or facial structure.
Examples:
Check out the fivehead on that old man.
Was your sister born with a fivehead?
29. fizuck (fĭz'ŭk)
- a. (interj.) Used to express displeasure; "Oh poop!"
Example: "Fizuck! My beer went flat!"
30. flabbergusted (flăb'ər-gŭst'ĕd)
- a. (adj.) To be shocked and astonished and disgusted all at the same time.
Example: He bent over to fix the water pipe and I was so flabbergusted.
31. flabbygast (flăb'ē-găst')
- a. (v.tr.) To be over come with astonishment that despite excessive dieting you haven't lost a pound.
- b. (v.tr.) (adj) As if struck dumb with astonishment that you haven't lost a pound after a rigorous diet.
32. flaberjastic (flăb'ər-jăst'ĭk)
- a. (interj.) A word used to express something good or fantastic. Commonly used when one can't think of a word to describe something. Often, nobody knows what it means, but its peculiar sound gives it away as meaning something good.
Example: "That's flaberjastic!"
33. flake (flāk)
- a. (n.) Slang. A knock-off production or product made to appear as good as the superior work or product from which it came.
Example: This grocer's brand orange juice is just a flake made from a powder mix.
34. Flakespeare (flāk'spîr)
- a. (n.) A person who thinks they are qualified to rewrite someone's work.
Example: The latest Romeo and Juliet film was made by a bunch of Flakespeares.
35. flashionable (flăsh'ə-nə-bəl)
- a. (adj.) Being both flashy and fashionable.
36. flashmentalist (flăsh-mĕn'tl-ĭst)
- a. (n.) Someone who is obsessed with creating and programming websites using Macromedia Flash software.
37. flatcat (flăt-kăt)
- a. (n.) A domesticated animal often seen in the middle of the road after many tires have driven over it. Generally, any miscellaneous or unknown type of road kill. Sometimes useful as a frisbee.
38. flatterful (flă'tər-fəl)
- a. (adj.) To be full of flattery.
Example: "You're feeling rather flatterful today I see."
39. flavorite (flā'vər-ĭt)
- a. (adj.) Referring to a flavor that is preferred above all others.
Example: That is my most flavorite vegetable ever.
40. fliggan (flĭg'gən)
- a. (n.) A piece of something too small to verify it's original makeup.
Example: "You have a fliggan on your sweater."
41. flinger (flĭng'ər)
- a. (n.) A flipping off of someone by using one's middle finger.
Example: He just gave me the flinger.
42. flippoyance (flĭ-poi'əns)
- a. (n.) The annoyance of hair that constantly needs to be flipped or shaken out of one's eyes.
Example: "Her hair's flippoyance finally drove her to the point of pulling it into a ponytail when she jogged."
43. flish (flĭsh)
- a. (v.) To wish you could fly.
- b. (v.) flĭsh. To wish you could swim as well as a fish.
- c. (n.) flĭsh. To throw oneself down onto something and flop wildly while allowing oneself to go wherever gravity takes them.
Example: Stop flishing around and finish your dinner.
44. FLK (ĕf ĕl kă)
- a. (acro.) Funny Looking Kid; Common birth center term for a newborn who comes out looking "not quite right", but not so irregular as to be able to give him/her a label.
Example: "Baby Joan is an FLK."
45. flopcorn (flŏp'kôrn')
- a. (n.) The unpopped kernels at the bottom of the cooker.
46. flotion (flō'shən)
- a. (n.) The tendency when sharing a waterbed to undulate for five minutes every time the other person moves.
47. fluggling (flŭg'əl'ĭng)
- a. (v.) The dangerous practice, in a darkened room, of using one's finger to guide the end of an electrical plug into a wall socket.
48. flugi (flü'gē)
- a. (n.) A cross between flem and a lugi that can get caught at the back of one's throat, becoming nearly impossible to spit out or blow out of one's nose.
49. flump (flŭmp)
- a. (v.) To fall out of your chair unexpectedly. See also: tipsle
50. flustrate (flŭs'trāt)
- a. (v.) To fluster and frustrate simultaneously.
