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➠ Words that start with f

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fade
  • - Alternative to a buzz cut
  • - dim fellow given a pair of poor grades
  • - Lose colour over time
  • - Golf shot somewhat missed a fairway going backwards
  • - Lose color slowly
  • - Lose color, as clothes
  • - Lose color, as old clothes
  • - A mere craze due to finish and pass away
  • - Passing fashion due finally to lose appeal
  • - Lose color, as sunlight-exposed clothes
  • - Lose color in a wash, say
  • - Slowly disappear like a scene-ending light effect
  • - Lose color, as an old pair of jeans
  • - Lose Colour Gradually
  • - Become dull, as a color
  • - Lose star status
  • - Lose ground in the standings
  • - Direction at a scene's end
  • - Slowly get softer and softer, like at the end of a recording
  • - Prepare to pass a football
  • - Move backward, as a quarterback
  • - Make a dice bet
  • - Lose vibrancy, as color
  • - Lose support, as at campaign's end
  • - Lose strength in the backstretch
  • - Lose strength after a promising start
  • - Lose one's blush
  • - Lose color, as jeans
  • - Lose brilliancy
  • - Lose brightness over time
  • - Gradually lose brightness
  • - Get lighter, in a way
  • - Die away, as a sound
  • - Cover, in a game
  • - Cover a dice bet
  • - Cover a bet, in dice
  • - Cover a bet at dice
  • - Cover a bet
  • - Bet against a dicer
  • - ...... out (gradually disappear, like a movie scene)
  • - Lose vigor
  • - Lose strength
  • - Lose brightness
  • - Lose luster
  • - Lose vitality
  • - Lose freshness
  • - Disappear, like a sunset
  • - Lose color
  • - Some revolutionary unsettled a family in decline
  • - Lose luster, as colors
  • - Direction in a film script
  • - Lose power
  • - Lose vibrancy, as from exposure to sunlight
  • - In golf, a delicate type of shot
  • - Lose colour
  • - Lose strength over time
  • - Lose sparkle
  • - Lose vibrancy
  • - Lose vividness
  • - Lose intensity
  • - Leaders flogging a dead horse in the end of decline
  • - Lose color, in a way
  • - ...or turning deaf as an alternative to it
  • - Decline an ironclad promotion?
  • - what many recorded songs do at the end
  • - Craze beginning to ebb and die away
  • - Grow gradually fainter
  • - become pale [4]
  • - Haircut common in the Marine Corps
  • - Recording technique where music grows quieter
  • - david beckham's hairstyle, once
  • - Become weaker or more pale
  • - gradually turn black, e.g.
  • - drake's hairstyle
  • - gradual film transition
  • - Slowly blend with the background
  • - become less distinct
  • - short-on-the-sides haircut
  • - become less brilliant, as colors
  • - Lighten in color over time
  • - become quieter
  • - Go to black
  • - Grow dimmer over time
  • - Haircut that's tapered on the sides
  • - Pass the peak
  • - Movie ending effect
  • - Blow over
  • - Falter at the finish
  • - Fall behind, in the stretch
  • - Become washed out
  • - What some things do in the sun
  • - What colors do over time
  • - What bright colors do over time
  • - To dim
  • - Screenplay direction
  • - Scene-ending effect
  • - Move back to pass
  • - Meet the bet at Reno
  • - Hi-top ...... (haircut with shaved sides)
  • - Grow faint over time
  • - Go dim
  • - Drop back to pass
  • - Do poorly in the stretch
  • - Disap-pear gradually
  • - Die off toward the end
  • - Dicer's verb
  • - Curving golf shot
  • - Conclusion to some songs
  • - Bet against the dice caster
  • - Become wan
  • - Become less clear
  • - Be outscored at the end
  • - "Love is love and not ...... away" (Stones)
  • - '95 Everclear album "Sparkle and ......"
  • - ...... away (slowly disappear)
  • -     Movie shot
  • - Become pale
  • - High-top
  • - Haircut style
  • - Get lighter
  • - Movie technique
  • - Bleach
  • - Vanish
  • - Whiten
  • - Evanesce
  • - ...... blanch
  • - Become indistinct
  • - From memory
  • - Wash out
  • - Dissolve
  • - Run out of steam
  • - Grow dull
  • - Fail to keep up the pace
  • - Waste away
  • - Deteriorate
  • - Peter out
  • - Tire
  • - Lighten
  • - Grow faint.
  • - Lighten up
  • - Disappear gradually
  • - Tapered hairstyle
  • - Hairstyle that's short on the sides
  • - Wither away
  • - Decline what's fancied in the last race
  • - Lessen in power
  • - Tapered haircut
  • - Four notes gradually diminish
  • - Die away
  • - Grow dim
  • - Drop from the leader board
  • - Dim female given notice on fourth of June
  • - Fall into obscurity
  • - Become dim
  • - Grow paler
  • - Grow faint gradually
  • - Tapering haircut
  • - Music outro effect
  • - Get lighter in the sun
  • - Gradually get tired
  • - Get dimmer
  • - Melt away
  • - ...... to black (movie effect)
  • - Slowly disappear
  • - Diminish slowly
  • - Dim
  • - Gradually disappear
  • - Gradually disappear as one of the swingers might want to do this
  • - Slowly vanish
  • - Dye out?
  • - Decline, as popularity
  • - Short-on-the-sides hairstyle
  • - Fashion house's finale, dull
  • - Become duller in color
  • - Grow pale
  • - Craze associated with East 17
  • - Scene-ending film effect
  • - Reduce short-term interest rate finally
  • - High-topped hairstyle
  • - Become dull
  • - Become hard to see
  • - Craze ultimately sure to decline
  • - Become dimmer
  • - Become harder to see
  • - Gradually vanish
  • - Wither
  • - Disappear slowly
  • - Tapering hairdo
  • - Hi-top haircut
  • - Fall out of contention
  • - End-of-song feature
  • - Film technique
  • - Crew cut's cousin
  • - Age blue jeans
faddy
  • - Like a craze
faddle
  • - Fiddle-.......... (nonsense)
  • - Fiddle
faddists
  • - Slaves to fashion
  • - Craze-makers.
faddyacids
  • - Trendy lab hazards?
faddist
  • - Fashion follower
  • - their fancies rarely last
  • - His fancies rarely last
  • - One embracing a craze
fad
  • - It's the latest thing
  • - It's temporarily in
  • - It's in, for now
  • - It's in one era, out the other
  • - It's in for a while
  • - It's hot, then it's not
  • - It's hot until it's not
  • - It's "in one era and . . . "
  • - It'll pass
  • - It'll be hot for awhile
  • - It goes in one era and out the other?
  • - It goes in and out quickly
  • - It experiences a hot flash
  • - Genre that won't last, i.e.
  • - Craze that doesn't last long
  • - Everybody's doing it
  • - It's not hot for long
  • - It's all the rage
  • - It doesn't last
  • - It doesn't last long
  • - It's in, until it's not
  • - It's not hot long
  • - It's in, but not for long
  • - It won't last
  • - Mania that doesn't last too long
  • - It's popular for now
  • - It's in one era and out the other
  • - Last word
  • - It won't be around for long
  • - It doesn't stay hot for long
  • - Lava lamp e.g.
  • - In thing, for now
  • - I Love the '80s topic
  • - Hula-Hoops or Furbys, once
  • - Hula hoops, in 1958
  • - Hula hoop or skate board
  • - Hula hoop or pet rock
  • - Hot thing, for now
  • - Hot pants, for one
  • - Here-today-gone-tomorrow trend
  • - Here today, maybe not tomorrow thing
  • - Hand-painted ties, for instance.
  • - Goldfish swallowing, once
  • - Goldfish swallowing, e.g.
  • - Goldfish swallowing in the 1920s, e.g.
  • - Furbys, e.g.
  • - Furbys or yo-yos, once
  • - Fleeting mania
  • - Croquet, in the 1870s
  • - Cronuts, e.g.
  • - Craze such as streaking or planking
  • - Chevelle song about a craze (with "The")?
  • - CB radios, in the '70s
  • - Cabbage Patch Kids or Beanie Babies
  • - Buttchugging (hopefully)
  • - Brief pop-culture craze
  • - Beanie Babies or the Hula-Hoop, e.g.
  • - Beanie Babies or Silly Bandz, for example
  • - Angry Birds, e.g., in 2010
  • - Activity that in five years you're going to be embarrassed you were so into today
  • - "Keep Calm" shirt, e.g.
  • - ...... diet (food plan that's very popular for a while)
  • - Selfies, e.g
  • - Latest craze
  • - Latest fashion
  • - Angry Birds, e.g
  • - Caprice
  • - Texas Hold 'em, e.g
  • - Widespread trend
  • - Fidget spinners, e.g
  • - Pokémon Go, e.g
  • - Short-lived obsession
  • - Short-lived fashion
  • - Pop-culture phenomenon
  • - Beanie Babies, once
  • - Pop-culture obsession
  • - Pet rocks, once
  • - Beanie Babies, e.g.
  • - Temporary thing
  • - Passing fashion.
  • - Passing craze
  • - Fleeting trend
  • - Temporary hot thing
  • - Fidget spinners in 2017, for example
  • - Instance of passing popularity
  • - Crosswords, e.g., in the 1920s
  • - Brief craze
  • - Temporary craze
  • - Short-lived trend
  • - Kind of diet
  • - Quick-cooling rage
  • - Trend seen regularly in fraud
  • - Fleeting craze
  • - Mannequin challenge videos of 2016, e.g
  • - Fleeting fashion
  • - Pokémon Go, in the late 2010s, e.g.
  • - Fidget spinners or Furbys, once
  • - Pet Rock, once
  • - What may go in one year and out the other?
  • - Fidget spinners, in 2017
  • - Fidget spinners, evidently
  • - Fleeting interest
  • - Coonskin caps, in the 1950s
  • - Something everyone's doing
  • - Brief vogue
  • - Voguish thing
  • - Mood rings, e.g
  • - Paleo diet, for one
  • - Temporary rage
  • - Fleeting fancy
  • - Half a dozen characters included in Vogue
  • - Fidget spinners, for example
  • - Something hot for a short time
  • - Trending thing
  • - Short-duration craze
  • - Rage that comes and goes
  • - Fidget spinners, apparently
  • - Troll dolls, years ago
  • - Hula hoops, say
  • - Flagpole sitting, once
  • - Passing thing
  • - Briefly big thing
  • - Vogue thing
  • - Passing fancy
  • - Fidget spinners, for one
  • - Phone-booth stuffing, e.g
  • - Ice Bucket Challenge, in 2014
  • - Pet Rock or Hula Hoop
  • - Flash mobs, once
  • - The limbo, in the early 1960s, e.g
  • - Social trend
  • - Latest sensation
  • - Man buns, e.g
  • - Ice Bucket Challenge, for one
  • - Transitory passion
  • - In thing, temporarily
  • - Furbys, once
  • - Fleeting fascination
  • - Selfies around 2012-13, e.g
  • - Current "in" thing
  • - Flash in the pan
  • - Short-lived rage
  • - Passing trend
  • - Beanie Babies were one
  • - One likely to lose intensity shortly?
  • - Hula hoop, e.g
  • - Fleeting obsession
  • - Passing event?
  • - Overnight sensation?
  • - Vogue
  • - Current craze
  • - Latest thing
  • - Craze
  • - 'In' thing
  • - Fashion
  • - Many a meme
  • - Whim
  • - Current rage
  • - Current fashion
  • - ... diet
  • - Pet rock, e.g
  • - Short-lived craze
  • - Mania
  • - ...... Trend
  • - Style ......
  • - Rage
  • - Take time away from flipping stupid craze
  • - Brief cultural phenonmenon
fada
  • - Foreign car dealer org.
fadda
  • - Rinka ...... (Irish dance)
faddiet
  • - It makes for temporary losers
  • - South Beach, for one
  • - South Beach, say
  • - The Zone, for one
  • - South Beach, e.g
  • - Trendy slimming strategy
  • - Quick loss scheme
  • - It's a losing strategy
faddier
  • - More likely to be a rage, for now
faddish
  • - Particular tag on seafood sandwiches
  • - Fleetingly fashionable, fine hotel outside northern part of African capital
  • - Like a Vogue commercial director's boring angle?
  • - Trendy supplement found in salmon, for example
  • - In one year and out the other?
  • - Trendy
faddis
  • - Jazz trumpeter Jon
faddisheyelenses
  • - Trendy glasses?
faddiets
  • - Losing trends?
  • - hot meal plans?
  • - South Beach and Paleo, for two
  • - Fruitarianism and others
  • - Trendy reducing plans
  • - Subjects of some best-sellers
  • - Trendy weight-loss plans
  • - South Beach and others
faddieth
  • - Once-popular activity hath no more fans?
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