English to English Dictionary

foreordain

To appoint or decree something beforehand; to predestine.

forewarner

A person who gives advance warning of a danger, problem, or future event.

forlorn

Perfectly wretched, miserable, or desolate, often through desertion or abandonment.

formulate

To create or devise methodically (a strategy or a proposal).

forthrightness

The quality of being direct and honest in speech and behavior, without hesitation or evasion.

fortyish

Approximately forty years of age, or having characteristics associated with that age.

friable

Easily crumbled or crushed into small pieces.

friends-with-benefits

Two people who are friends but also have a sexual relationship without being in a traditional romantic commitment.

frost

A deposit of small white ice crystals formed on the ground or other surfaces when the temperature falls below freezing.

futurism

An early 20th-century artistic and social movement that emphasized dynamism, speed, technology, and the industrial future.

gardening

The activity of growing and maintaining a garden.

gaunt

Lean and haggard, especially because of suffering, hunger, or age.