Words Starting with “F”

To accept the unpleasant or inevitable results of one's own actions or decisions.

One side of something many-sided, especially of a cut gem.

In a facetious, witty, or playfully humorous manner; flippantly.

In a way that treats serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor; flippantly.

Hair that grows on the face, typically on the chin, cheeks, and upper lip, especially in adult males.

A thing that is known or proved to be true, or a piece of information used as evidence.

Gradually loses brightness, color, volume, or brilliance.

The state, quality, or condition of being unsuccessful, deficient, or falling short of an expected standard.

Comparative form of faint; less intense, distinct, or bright than something else.

Not genuine; imitation or forged, intended to deceive.

Having dropped or come down from a higher position; also used to describe someone who has succumbed to temptation or died in battle.

The state of being untrue; a lie or a statement that is intentionally deceptive.

A person who is related to another person by blood, marriage, adoption, or legal guardianship.

The emotional, moral, or legal connections and sense of obligation that unite members of a family.

A traditional Spanish unit of capacity for dry goods (such as grain or seed), varying by region but generally equivalent to about 55 liters or 1.5 bushels.

Plural form of fantasy; imaginative or fanciful ideas, daydreams, or products of the imagination that are often disconnected from reality.

Extraordinarily good or attractive; wonderful.

A device, such as a button, zipper, hook, or bolt, used to securely join, close, or attach two or more parts or objects together.