➠ Words that start with f
List contains 14087 Words that start with "f".
- - Hard work — cigarette (slang)
- - Cigarette, slangily
- - Cigarette: Slang.
- - Cigarette?
- - Cigarette, in Staffordshire
- - Cigarette once
- - Make tired by hard work
- - Make tired by work
- - Cigarette in England.
- - hard work that may be tipped
- - Become tired of cigarette
- - Tiresome activity removing length of cloth as standard
- - Tiresome job that's unhealthy
- - Gasper
- - .... end: cloth remnant
- - ...... end (remnant)
- - ...... end (very last part)
- - Kind of end
- - ...... end (last part)
- - Tire by labor
- - Tommy Atkins's smoke
- - Parliament, in London
- - Cig
- - Smoke, slangily
- - Grow weary
- - Become tired
- - Drudge ......
- - Become weary
- - Tire (out)
- - Tire
- - End ..
- - Weary
- - Fatigue
- - Exhaust
- - Drudgery
- - Tedious job in the Smoke
- - Tedious task; one dragged on
- - John, Paul, George, and Ringo
- - Norse dragon slain by Sigurd
- - Dragon of Norse myth
- - Dragon slain by Sigurd
- - fuss ineffectually with three fellows about area
- - Troublesome fuss
- - Play as loud as you can holding a fiddle
- - Palaver
- - Hassle
- - Like the most remote location, to a shivering cold person?
- - Guster song off "Lost and Gone Forever"
- - Guster song on "Lost and Gone Forever"
- - Guster single off "Lost and Gone Forever"
- - Spends time achieving nothing (informal)
- - Spenser opus, with "The"
- - creatures of which gloriana is the "queene," in a work by edmund spenser
- - Spenserian creatures
- - Spenser subjects
- - Sprites in early England.
- - The little people
- - Spenserian beings
- - Spenser's word for Gloriana.
- - Alternate spelling for FAIRY
- - Fantastic country is fine, with a lake
- - Home of whiskey a force to be recalled in the world of spirits
- - Old English folklore figure
- - note on lake a mythical creature of yore
- - Spenser figure
- - Creature in some olde tales
- - Spenser's 'The .... Queene'
- - "The ...... Queene" (Spenser work)
- - Old-style spirit
- - Legendary sprite
- - "The ...... Queene"
- - Shelley Duvall's ".... Tale Theatre"
- - Figure in an Edmund Spenser poem
- - Spenserian spirit
- - Gloriana, to Spenser
- - Like Spenser's "Queene"
- - Elfland denizen: arch.
- - "The ...... Queene": Spenser
- - Sprite, to Spenser
- - Spenser's The .... Queen
- - Spenser's "...... Queene"
- - Spenser's Queen
- - "...... Queene."
- - "...... the Queen"
- - Elf
- - -- Islands (Danish chain)
- - Denmark's .... Islands
- - Danish-speaking ...... Islands
- - .... Islands (North Atlantic chain)
- - ...... Islands, between Scotland and Iceland
- - North Atlantic's ...... Islands
- - Thorshavn's island group
- - Islands of Denmark
- - Islands NW of Shetlands.
- - Danish Atlantic islands.
- - Shetland neighbor
- - With 87 Down, Denmark-owned region
- - Olde worlde spelling of a winged folklore being
- - Imaginary being
- - Ethereal being
- - "... in ...... lands forlorn" [Keats]
- - Wand waver, old-style
- - Keatsian sprite
- - ``. . . ...... lands forlorn": Keats
- - Imaginary land, in poesy
- - " . . . perilous seas, in ...... lands forlorn."
- - Pixie: Var.
- - Land of Enchantment
- - UK shipping forecast area
- - So free a formation of islands
- - Thief in Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
- - dickens character a smoker, evidently?
- - Dickens bad guy
- - Dickens baddie
- - Dickens's "merry old gentleman"
- - Dickens dirtbag
- - Dickens slimeball
- - Dickens thief
- - Fence created by Dickens
- - Dickens fence
- - Dickens characteer.
- - Dickens villain
- - Dickens' character
- - Ciggie all the rage for Dickensian villain
- - Diving coach's pike part winning silver
- - Character having association with drink
- - Dickensian villain, female, with a drink
- - character who never put a cigarette out
- - Character played by Ron Moody in the Oscar-winning 1968 film Oliver!
- - Group running the game trap criminal boss
- - Twisted character in Oliver Twist
- - "Oliver Twist" character
- - Oliver Twist's mentor
- - "Oliver Twist" villain
- - "Oliver Twist" ringleader
- - 'Oliver Twist' no-goodnik
- - Oliver's mentor
- - 'Oliver Twist' criminal
- - "Oliver!" no-goodnik
- - Charley Bates's mentor, in literature
- - Oliver Twist's crime counselor
- - "Oliver Twist" creep
- - The Artful Dodger's mentor
- - Artful Dodger's teacher
- - "Oliver!" character
- - Artful Dodger's mentor
- - "Oliver Twist" gang leader
- - "Oliver Twist" baddie
- - Oliver's boss
- - Oliver's wicked tutor
- - Twist's wicked tutor
- - Twist's "twister"
- - Nemesis of 72 Across
- - Abuser of Oliver
- - Crime instructor.
- - Master of the Artful Dodger.
- - Fictional villain.
- - Twist's tutor.
- - Villain of 1838 novel.
- - Trainer of pickpockets.
- - Fictional symbol of crime.
- - Alec Guinness role on the screen.
- - The Artful Dodger's master.
- - Character in "Oliver Twist"
- - Dickensian villain
- - Bad role model for Oliver Twist
- - "Oliver Twist" antagonist
- - fictional villain in association with booze
- - Smoke with one close to Brooklyn Dodger's boss
- - Attempt to penetrate big bundle
- - "Peter Rabbit" cartoonist
- - Last unimportant part
- - Boring last part (found in the gutter?)
- - Last bit of a 27 covers it
- - Fine list of items missing the last bit — the bit that doesn't matter
- - Very last bit of information — there's enthusiasm to collect it
- - The last part, following task list? Not the last part
- - Inferior last fragment.
- - bore, before finish, finding cigarette butt
- - Cigarette butt
- - What's left after following schedule is cut short?
- - Enthusiasm to collect information that's discarded as useless
- - Used cigarette
- - Remnant
- - Steely Dan singer Donald
- - Steely Dan co-founder Donald
- - "New Frontier" Donald
- - Steely Dan member Donald
- - Steely Dan cofounder Donald
- - Donald of Steely Dan
- - "Drabble" cartoonist
- - patsy ..., inaugural winner of the uk championship snooker tournament in 1977
- - Common hockey power play
- - Last and least important bit
- - Relish no hard feelings for remnant
- - Bundles of twigs, in England
- - having eaten them, got the cigarettes out
- - Female stops collecting silver pieces of little value
- - Junior boy at public school finishes last bits and pieces
- - Discarded parts of cigarettes
- - Cigarette butts
- - Remnants
- - Nags fed garbled smokers' rubbish
- - Bundle of twigs used for fuel
- - Bundle
- - Ball of chopped liver, bound with herbs and bread, then fried
- - Dr. ......, famed horse
- - Pet rock and hula hoop
- - Hula-Hoops, lava lamps, etc.
- - Hula hoops, mood rings, etc.
- - Hula hoops, etc.
- - Hula hoops et al.
- - Hula hoops and zoot suits, e.g.
- - Hula-Hoops and Pogs
- - Hula Hoop and Pet Rock, for two
- - Phonebooth stuffing et al
- - Furbys, Pet Rocks et al
- - Hula Hoop et al.
- - Pet Rocks and Hula-Hoops
- - Hula-Hoops and such
- - Pet rocks, hula hoops, etc.
- - Furbys et al.
- - Hula-Hoop and pogo stick
- - 3-D movies et al.
- - Hula-Hoop and Slinky
- - Hula hoops and miniskirts
- - Beanie Babies, hula hoops, etc.
- - loud commercials are mere whimsies
- - Former fashion crazes
- - Beanie Babies and Wordle, for two
- - Many modern diets
- - Things popular for a short time
- - hot stuff for a short time
- - Temporary crazes
- - Noisy commercials usually don't last long
- - Temporary pursuits
- - New toys everyone wants
- - Heelys and fidget spinners, once
- - Fashionable or cultural crazes that come and go: Plural
- - Short-lived obsessions
- - Trendy styles
- - Passing things
- - Certain ephemera
- - Usually irrational pursuits.
- - Twerking and Candy Crush Saga, for two
- - Temporary fashions
- - Some fashions
- - Short-lived sensations, such as the Harlem Shake and the Tide pod challenge
- - Popular fancies
- - Planking and pogoing, e.g.
- - Passing styles.
- - Passing modes
- - Musical crazes
- - Macarena and others
- - Latest crazes
- - Hot pants, etc.
- - Fidget spinners and Pokemon Go, e.g.
- - Fashion passions
- - Collecting Pokémon cards, and others
- - Briefly popular things
- - Big Mouth Billy Bass and things like that
- - Short-lived popularities
- - Passing passions
- - Tamagotchi and planking, once
- - Tamagotchis and Webkinz, for example
- - They cool off quickly
- - Slap bracelets and fidget spinners
- - Crazes that fizzle out quickly
- - Crazes that lack staying power
- - Feminine commercial's causing rages
- - Cultural flashes in the pan
- - They're in one year and out the other
- - Latest things
- - Passing fancies
- - Passing crazes
- - Fidget spinners and Silly Bandz, e.g
- - Man buns and the Mannequin Challenge, once
- - Temporarily trendy things
- - Furbys, Beanie Babies and others
- - Brief "in" things
- - Short-term moneymakers
- - They don't last long
- - Go-go boots and granny glasses
- - They pass
- - The Macarena, pet rocks, etc
- - They're only in for a while
- - Short-lived hot stuff
- - Pet rocks and mood rings, for two
- - They don't stay hot for long
- - They won't last
- - Briefly hot things
- - They don't stay hot for very long
- - Short-lived trends
- - Rubik's Cube and troll dolls, once
- - They're in for a bit
- - Fleeting fashions
- - Short-lived rages
- - They're not hot for very long
- - They're fleeting
- - Briefly hot stuff
- - Tamagotchis and Silly Bandz
- - The Macarena and pet rocks
- - Lava lamps and pet rocks, once
- - They're hot for a while
- - Ephemeral manias
- - Cultural crazes
- - The Macarena and such
- - Rage inducers
- - They're "in" briefly
- - Beanie Babies, pet rocks, etc.
- - Chia Pets and Beanie Babies
- - Brief crazes
- - Transitory trends
- - Lava lamps and such
- - The twist, once, and others
- - Sudoku and others
- - They're in for a while
- - Pogs and Furbys, for two
- - They come and they go
- - Pet rocks and Beanie Babies
- - Mood rings, pet rocks, etc.
- - Temporary trends
- - Chia pet and pet rock
- - Furbys and pet rocks
- - Pogs, Furbys, etc.
- - Things of the moment
- - Pet rocks and mood rings
- - Teen 'zine topics
- - Some signs of the times
- - Pop-culture crazes
- - Pet rocks and others
- - Teletubbies and others
- - Whims
- - Current crazes
- - Short-lived fashions
- - Manias
- - Fashion trends
- - Trends
- - Fashions
- - Passing fashions
- - They're in
- - They don't last
- - Short-lived crazes
- - Pokemon Go and the like
- - They come and go
- - Crazes
- - In things
- - They're all the rage
- - Rages
- - Hot stuff
- - Short-term enthusiasms
- - mood rings and beanie babies, once
- - Fashions that don't last
- - Losing ground quickly
- - "Looks like Setting Sun is ......!"
- - Slowly becoming inaudible
- - Getting lighter
- - Getting tired
- - Disappearing gradually
- - Losing colour
- - Becoming hard to see
- - Losing popularity
- - Not doing well in a race
- - About to be a has-been
- - Losing intensity
- - Paling
- - Withering
- - Languishing.
- - On the decline
- - On the way out
- - Tabloid whose printer used low-quality ink?
- - a portuguese folk song typically of a melancholy character
- - Beginning of old Irish story possibly used in Portuguese song
- - Football bosses note Portuguese performance
- - a sad portuguese folksong
- - Craze over Portuguese song
- - Sorrowful Portuguese folk music
- - Portuguese folk music that features guitar
- - Sad song in Sintra
- - Sad song, in Lisbon
- - Plaintive Portuguese song
- - Portuguese folk song
- - Portuguese folksong.
- - irish folk tales often begin with this word, meaning "long ago".
- - Melancholy style of song popular in Portugal
- - Waste energy in outward appearances
- - From in Scotland
- - Baby ...... (girl involved in the first heart transplant from a baboon)
- - From: Scot.
- - Neopronoun with a nod to folklore
- - Erica ..., writer and director of "To Keep The Light"
- - Mythical humanoid creature
- - Sonata by Schumann and Brahms