English to English Dictionary

Fangxiangliaofa

A method or practice in traditional Chinese medicine that focuses on the directional treatment of ailments.

Fanion

A small flag or pennant used especially for signaling, marking positions, or as an emblem.

Fantad

A state of nervous agitation, anxiety, worry, or extreme fidgetiness.

Farthing

A former British coin worth one quarter of an old penny.

Fasciate

Bound together in a bundle, or marked with broad transverse bands or stripes.

Fascicle

A botanical or anatomical cluster or bundle of fibers, leaves, or stems.

Fash

To trouble, worry, or vex oneself about something; to bother or distress.

Fassaite

A green or dark-green variety of the pyroxene mineral augite, containing substantial aluminum, typically found in contact metamorphic rocks.

Fata Morgana

A complex, rapidly changing optical illusion or superior mirage consisting of multiple stacked images, typically seen over water or flat desert areas.

Fatuous

Silly and pointless; devoid of intelligence or serious thought.

Faustian

Made or done for present gain at the expense of moral character, spiritual well-being, or future consequences.

Favo

A colloquial or abbreviated term denoting something that is favored, preferred, or held in high regard.