ensign

A flag, badge, or emblem of rank, and also the officer who carries such a flag.


ensure

To make certain that something happens or is the case.


ent

A large, tree-like humanoid creature in J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional world of Middle-earth.


enter

To come or go into a place; to begin to be involved in


enterprise

A project or undertaking, especially a bold one.


enterprises

business ventures or ambitious projects undertaken with energy and initiative.


entertainment

Activity or performance designed to amuse, engage, or provide enjoyment.

entertain entertaining entertainer entertained


enthusiasm

Intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval.

enthousiasmós (ἐνθουσιασμός)

Divine inspiration, possession by a god. From entheos (inspired, possessed). From en- (in) + theos (god).


enthusiastic

Showing or feeling intense eagerness, interest, or approval.

ἐνθουσιαστικός

enthusiastic

showing or feeling intense eagerness or approval

enthusiasm enthusiast enthuse enthusiastically


entirely

To the full or complete extent; wholly and without exception.

entire entirety integral integrate integer integrity


entitle

To give someone a legal right or a just claim to receive or do something.


entity

Something that exists as a discrete unit.


entrance

An opening through which one enters a place.


entrepreneur

A person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.


entries

Plural of entry; items recorded or included, or acts of entering a place.

entries

plural of entry; recorded items or acts of entering


entrust

To entrust is to give someone responsibility for something or someone.


entry

An act or instance of entering, or a place where one enters.


envelop

envelope envelopment enveloped enveloping


envelope

A flat paper container with a sealable flap, used to enclose a letter or document.


envious

Envious describes feeling resentment or longing because someone else has something desired.

envious

feeling envy or resentment at another's advantage

envy envying enviable invidious enviously


environment

The surroundings or conditions in which a person or thing exists.


environmental

Relating to the natural world and ecosystems, especially concerning pollution and conservation.

environment environ environmentalist environmental


envy

A feeling of discontented or resentful longing aroused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck.


enzyme

A substance produced by a living organism which acts as a catalyst to bring about a specific biochemical reaction.


epic

A long narrative poem celebrating heroic deeds; impressively great.

epikós (ἐπικός)

Pertaining to a word or narrative poem. From epos (word, story, poem).


epidemic

A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.

epidēmía (ἐπιδημία)

Prevalence of a disease, a visit. From epi- (upon) + dēmos (people).


episode

An event or series of events occurring as part of a larger sequence.

epeisódion (ἐπεισόδιον)

An addition, entry. Part of a Greek tragedy between two choral songs. From epi- (upon) + eisodos (entrance).


equal

Being the same in quantity, size, or degree; to be the same as

equality equally equalize unequal equation


equality

The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities.


equation

A statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal.


equilibrium

A state in which opposing forces or influences are balanced.


equip

To provide (someone or something) with necessary items for a particular purpose.

equipment equipped ship skipper equipage


equipment

The necessary tools or apparatus needed for a particular purpose.


equity

The quality of being fair and impartial, or the value of ownership in a company or property.


equivalent

Equal in value, amount, function, or meaning.


era

A long and distinct period of history or of a person's life, typically one marked by particular characteristics or events.

classical (Latin), 1600s (English adoption)


ere

An archaic conjunction or preposition meaning before.


erection

Erection is the act or state of raising something upright, especially the stiffening of genital tissue.

erection

the act or state of making or becoming upright


eric

A male given name of Scandinavian origin meaning ever powerful or ever ruler.


erm

An interjection used to express hesitation or uncertainty.


erotic

Relating to or tending to arouse sexual desire or excitement.


erotica

Literature or art dealing with sexual love in a sensual or explicit way.

erotica

literature or art dealing with sexual love


err

To err is to make a mistake or go astray.


errand

A short journey undertaken in order to deliver or collect something, especially on someone else's behalf.

errand

a short journey to deliver/collect something


erratic

Erratic means wandering, irregular, or unpredictable.


error

A mistake, inaccuracy, or deviation from the correct or intended course.


errors

Plural of error; mistakes or inaccuracies.


eruption

A sudden bursting out or breaking forth, especially of a volcano, rash, or strong emotion.


escape

To break free from confinement or control.

ex+cappa

Out of one's cape; to slip out of a garment.


escort

To accompany (someone or something) somewhere, especially for protection or ceremony.


esoteric

Intended for or understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge.


especially

To a great extent; particularly; in particular.


espionage

The practice or activity of spying, especially for a government.


espresso

Espresso is a concentrated coffee beverage brewed by forcing hot water through finely ground coffee.

express expression expressive pressure press


essay

A short piece of writing on a particular subject.


essence

The intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something that determines its character.

essential present entity interest absent


essential

Absolutely necessary or vitally important.

essence essentially essentiality inessential


est

Superlative suffix used to form the highest degree of adjectives or adverbs.


established

Set up on a firm or permanent basis; made or caused to be recognized and accepted.

establish establishment stable stability


establishment

The act of establishing something; a business or other organization; a permanent institution.

establish stable institution regime stabilize


estate

An extensive area of land or all the money and property owned by someone.

statum

State, condition, from stāre (to stand).


esteem

Respect and admiration held for someone or something.

esteem esteemed esteeming estimate estimable


estimate

To approximate the value, number, or quantity of something.

estimation estimable esteem revere appraisal


estimated

Roughly calculated or evaluated without precise measurement or data.


estimates

Approximate calculations or judgments of value, amount, or extent.

estimate estimation estimable overestimate underestimate


estimation

A judgment or opinion about the value, size, or quality of something.

estimation

estimate esteem valuable appraisal assess


eta

Eta is the name of the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet.

eta

eta

ḥēt

a letter name meaning fence or enclosure

eta-meson
eta particle
eta function
eta decay


etc

And other similar items; used to indicate that more of the same type are included.


eternal

Lasting or existing forever; without end or beginning.


ethic

A set of moral principles, especially ones relating to or affirming a specified group, field, or theory.

ethic

ethica

ēthikē

ethical (feminine of ēthikos 'of or for morals, moral')


ethical

Relating to moral principles or the branch of knowledge dealing with these.


ethics

Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.

ēthikḗ (ἠθική)

Moral philosophy. From ēthos (character, custom, habit).


ethnic

Relating to a population group sharing a common cultural background.

ethnikós (ἐθνικός)

National, foreign, gentile. From ethnos (nation, people).


etiquette

The conventional rules of polite behavior in a social setting.

etiquette

the conventional rules of polite behavior in a social setting


etymology

The study of the origin and historical development of words.


eunuch

A man who has been castrated, historically often serving as a court attendant or guardian.


euphoria

A feeling of intense happiness and well-being.

euphoría (εὐφορία)

Fertility, the power of bearing easily. From eu- (well, good) + pherein (to bear).


eur

The currency code for the Euro, the official monetary unit of the European Union.


euro

The common currency of the European Union used by most member states.


europe

A continent comprising the western part of Eurasia.


european

Relating to or belonging to Europe or its people, culture, and languages.

possibly 'wide' or 'broad face' in Greek mythology


evacuate

To remove someone or something from a place of danger to a safer place.

vacuum vacant vacation evasion void vanish


evacuation

Evacuation is the act of emptying a place or removing people from it.

evacuation

evacuate evacuated evacuating vacuum vacant


evaluate

To form an idea of the amount, value, or quality of something.


evaluation

The process of assessing or estimating the nature, ability, or quality of something or someone.

evaluate evaluator value valuable devalue


evanescence

The quality of vanishing quickly; fading away.

evanescent vanish vain vanity evanish vacant


evasive

Tending to avoid direct answers or disclosure.

evasive

tending to avoid direct answers or disclosure


eve

The period of time immediately before an event or occasion.


even

Smooth, level, or flat; also used to emphasize or indicate equality.


evening

The period of time between late afternoon and night; the close or decline of day.


event

A thing that happens; a planned public occasion


events

Occurrences or instances of something happening, especially significant or noteworthy occasions.


eventually

At some later time; in the end, after a period of time or a series of events.

event eventual eventuality eventful uneventful


ever

At any time; always; used for emphasis in questions or conditions.


everlasting

Something everlasting lasts forever or for an indefinitely long time.

everlasting

lasting forever or for an indefinitely long time

ever last lasting everlastingness long-lasting


every

Used to refer to all members of a group without exception

everybody everyone everything everywhere everyday


everybody

everyone everything anybody somebody nobody


everyday

Happening or used every day; typical or ordinary.


everyone

Every person; all people without exception.


everything

All things or all items without exception.

every everyone everywhere anything something


everywhere

Old English `ǣfre` (ever) + `hwǣr` (where)

*aiw- (PIE for 'ever') + *kʷo- (PIE for 'where')


evict

To legally expel a tenant or occupant from a property by judicial process.

to overcome, to recover property by legal victory

evict

evictus

evincere

to overcome, recover by legal victory (e- + vincere)

eviction evictee convince convict victor invincible


evidence

Facts or information indicating whether something is true or valid.

evident evidently evidential evidentiary


evident

Plain or obvious; clearly seen or understood.


evil

Morally wrong, harmful, or wickedness in general.


evolution

The gradual development or change of something over time, especially of biological species.

evolution

gradual development or biological change

evolve evolved evolutionary devolve revolve


exact

Precisely corresponding to the truth or to a standard.

accurately determined, precise, accomplished

exact

exactus

accurately determined, precise (past participle of exigere)

exigency agent act agile essay ambiguous


exactly

In a manner that is precise and without error or approximation.


exaggerate

To overstate or magnify something beyond what is reasonable.

exaggerate

to overstate or magnify something beyond what is reasonable

exaggeration exaggerated exaggerating exaggerator exaggerative


examination

A detailed inspection or study of something.


example

A thing that is representative of its kind; an instance


examples

Plural of example; things characteristic of their kind or illustrating a general rule.

example exemplar exemplify exemplary exemplum


exceed

To go beyond the limits of; to be greater than.


excel

To be exceptionally good at or proficient in an activity or subject.


excellence

The quality of being outstanding or extremely good.


excellency

The quality of being excellent; a title of honor given to certain high-ranking officials.


excellent

Extremely good; of the highest quality or merit.


except

Not including or excluding from a general statement.

exception exceptional exceptionally excepted


exception

A person or thing that is excluded from a general statement or rule.


exceptional

exception accept inception perceptive capture concept


excerpt

A short extract from a film, broadcast, piece of music, or writing.


excess

An amount of something that is more than necessary, permitted, or desirable.


excessive

More than is necessary, normal, or desirable; immoderate.


exchange

The act of giving one thing and receiving another in return; a transaction.

exchanged exchanger exchangeable interchange


excite

To arouse strong feeling or emotion in someone.


excitement

A state of eager or energetic activity, or the feeling of being excited.


exclaim

Cry out suddenly in surprise, anger, or excitement.

exclamation exclamatory proclaimed claim clamor


exclude

To prevent from entering or participating; keep out.


exclusion

The act of preventing someone or something from entering a place, group, or activity.

exclude exclusive closure recluse occlude


exclusive

Limited to a select few; not shared or open to all.

exclude exclusion exclusively exclusivity


excuse

A reason given to justify a fault or to release someone from an obligation.

excūsāre

To release from a charge, apologize, from ex + causa.


execute

To carry out or put into effect a plan or action.


execution

The carrying out or accomplishment of a plan, order, or course of action; the act of putting a condemned person to death.


executioner

An executioner is a person whose job is to carry out capital punishment.

executioner

a person who carries out capital punishment

execution

the carrying out of an action or sentence

execute execution executor executive executed


executive

A person or department responsible for executing or administering policies and decisions.


exempt

Free from an obligation or liability imposed on others.


exemption

The action of being freed from an obligation or liability imposed on others.


exercise

Activity requiring physical effort to sustain health.


exhaust

To use up entirely; to tire out completely.


exhaustion

Exhaustion is a state of extreme fatigue or depletion.

exhaust exhausted exhausting exhaustive exhaustible


exhibit

To publicly display (a work of art or item of interest) in an art gallery or museum or at a trade fair.


exhibition

A public display of works of art or other items.


exile

The state of being barred from one's native country, typically for political or punitive reasons; also to send someone into this state.

banish expatriate expel expulsion exilic excommunicate


existence

Existence is the fact or state of living or having objective reality.

exist existent insist resist assist consist


existing

Currently present or in being; not yet destroyed or removed.


exorcism

Exorcism is the ritual of driving out or banishing an evil spirit.

exorcise exorcist exorcize exorcization adjuration conjuration


exotic

Originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country.


expand

To increase in size, number, or importance.


expansion

The action of becoming larger or more extensive.


expect

To regard something as likely to happen.


expectation

A strong belief that something will happen or be the case.


expected

Regarded as probable or likely to happen; anticipated or looked forward to.


expedition

A journey or voyage undertaken by a group of people with a particular purpose, especially of exploration, scientific research, or war.


expel

To drive or send out, especially by force or authority.


expenditure

The action of spending or using resources, or the amount spent.


expense

The cost incurred in an activity or undertaking.


experience

Practical contact with and observation of facts or events.


experiment

A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact.


experimental

Relating to, based on, or used in an experiment.


expert

A person who has comprehensive knowledge or skill in a particular area.

expertise experience experiment expedient


expertise

Expert skill or knowledge in a particular field.


experts

People who have comprehensive knowledge or skill in a particular area.


expiration

The act of breathing out; the termination of a period of time.

expiration

expiracion

expirare

breathe out, die, cease (from ex- 'out' + spirare 'breathe')


expire

To come to an end; to be no longer valid or effective.

expiration spirit respire inspire aspire


explain

To make an idea or situation clear by describing it in detail.


explanation

The act or process of making something clear or understandable.


explicit

Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.

explicate inexplicable complicate ply display


explode

To burst or shatter violently and noisily as a result of rapid combustion, sudden pressure, or impact.

to drive out by clapping, hiss off stage


exploit

To make full use of and derive benefit from a resource, or to use a person or situation in an unfair or selfish way.


exploration

The act of traveling in or through an unfamiliar area in order to learn about it.

exploration

exploracion

exploratio

explorare

plorare

to cry out, weep (later interpreted as to search out)


explore

To travel through or investigate something systematically to discover or understand it.

explorer exploration exploratory explored


explorer

A person who explores an unfamiliar area; one who investigates or studies.

explorer

explore

explorare

plorare

to cry out, make noise (in hunting/searching)

explore exploration exploratory implore discovery searcher


explosion

A violent bursting with a loud noise and scattering of fragments.

to drive out by clapping, hiss off the stage


explosive

A substance or device that can be made to explode.


export

To send goods or services to another country for sale.


exposure

The state of being exposed to or subjected to something, or the revealing of something hidden.

expose exposed exposé exposition expositor


express

To convey a thought or feeling in words or actions.


expressed

Conveyed a thought, feeling, or meaning through words or actions.

expression expressive impression compression repression


expression

The action of expressing something, or a word, phrase, or facial feature that conveys meaning.


exquisite

Extremely beautiful and delicate, or intensely felt.


extend

extension extensive distend tendon tensile


extended

Stretched out, enlarged, or prolonged in length or duration.


extension

The action or process of extending something, or the length or degree to which something extends.

extension

action of extending or degree of extension


extensive

extend extension distend tendon intensity


extent

The degree or scope to which something extends; the amount of space that an object or thing already occupies.

extend extensive extension extensible tension


exterior

On or relating to the outside of something; external.


exterminate

exterminate

exterminare

to drive beyond the boundary; to destroy

extermination exterminator terminate terminal terminus


external

Relating to or on the outside of something; outer.


extinct

extinction extinguish extinguishable extinguished


extinction

Extinction is the dying out or elimination of a species, language, custom, or other entity.

extinction

the dying out or elimination of something

extinct extinguish extinguishment extinguishable extinctional


extortion

The practice of obtaining something, especially money, by force, threats, or abuse of authority.

extortion

obtaining something by force, threats, or abuse of authority

extort extortionate extortioner extorsion


extra

More than what is usual, necessary, or expected; additional.

extras extraordinary extracurricular extract


extract

To draw or pull out (something) with effort.

extract

extractus

drawn out (past participle of extrahere)


extraction

The act or process of drawing out or pulling out something.

extract traction tractor attract retract


extraordinary

Beyond what is ordinary or usual; highly unusual or exceptional.

ordinary extra order ordinance ordinarily


extraterrestrial

Relating to a life form, object, or phenomenon from outside Earth or its atmosphere.

terrestrial extraterritorial territory terrain terraform


extravagant

Excessive, wasteful, or beyond what is reasonable.

extravagant

excessive, wasteful, or beyond what is reasonable

extravagance extravagantly extravagantness extravagate vagrant


extreme

Reaching the highest degree or farthest point.

extreme

extreme

extremus

outermost; superlative of exterus (outer)


extremely

To a very great degree; in an extreme manner; used as an intensifier modifying adjectives or adverbs.

extreme extremism extremist extremity extraneous


eye

The organ of sight in humans and animals that detects light and color.


eyeball

An eyeball is the spherical organ of sight within the eye socket.


eyebrow

The strip of hair growing on the ridge above a person's eye.

eye brow eyelash eyelid forehead supercilium


eyelid

Either of the two folds of skin, upper or lower, that can close over the eyeball to protect and moisten it.


eyes

The plural form of eye; organs of sight that allow vision.


eyesight

eye eyeball eyelid sight sighted sightless


eyewitness

A person who has seen something happen and can give a first-hand description of it.


fabulous

Extraordinary, especially in being legendary or mythical, or remarkably good or wonderful.

fable confabulate ineffable narrative story


face

The front part of a person's head from forehead to chin.


facilitate

To make an action or process easy or easier.


facilities

Buildings, services, or equipment provided for a particular purpose.


facility

A building, infrastructure, or service designed for a particular purpose, or the quality of being easily performed.

facile facilitate facilities facilitator


fact

A thing that is known or proved to be true.

factor factory artifact manufacture perfect


factor

A circumstance or element that contributes to a result.


factors

Elements or circumstances that contribute to a result or produce an effect.

factor factory factotum manufacture artifact


factory

A building where goods are manufactured or assembled, typically by machinery.

factory

factory

establishment of traders in a foreign country


facts

Plural of fact; things known to be true or events that have actually occurred.


faculty

The teaching staff of a school or university, or an inherent mental or physical ability.


fad

A short-lived craze or enthusiasm adopted briefly by many people before quickly passing out of fashion.


fade

To gradually grow faint, dim, or indistinct; to lose freshness or vitality.

fade

To gradually grow faint, dim, or indistinct.


faggot

A bundle of sticks or twigs bound together for use as fuel.

faggot

A bundle of sticks or twigs bound together as fuel


fail

To be unsuccessful in achieving a goal; to neglect to do something.


failed

Past tense of fail; did not succeed in accomplishing something.


failure

The lack of success in achieving a goal or the state of ceasing to function.


faint

(Of a sight, sound, or smell) barely perceptible; indistinct; also, to lose consciousness temporarily.


fair

Just, impartial, or free from prejudice; also, of light complexion.


fairly

In a just or appropriate manner; to some degree but not completely.


fairness

The quality of being fair, impartial, or just.

fair
fairly
unfair
fair-minded
fairness doctrine


fairy

A small, imaginary being of human form that has magical powers, especially a female one.


faith

Strong belief or trust in someone or something; a system of religious belief.


faithful

Loyal, true, and constant in one's affections or commitments.


falcon

A bird of prey with long pointed wings and a notched beak, known for its swift flight.


fall

To drop down under gravity; the season of autumn

fallen falling downfall rainfall waterfall


fallout

Radioactive particles or debris that fall after an explosion, and by extension the resulting adverse consequences.


falls

Descends from a higher position; drops down under gravity or loses power or status.


false

Not true or accurate; intentionally deceptive or misleading.


fame

The state of being known or talked about by many people, especially on account of notable achievements.


familiar

Well known from long or close association.


families

Groups of people related by blood or marriage, or groups of related things.


family

A group of one or more parents and their children living together as a unit.

famulus

familia

Household including servants and family.


famous

Known and admired by many people; widely celebrated or well-known.


fan

An enthusiastic admirer or devotee of a person, team, or activity; also a mechanical device for producing air circulation.

fan

mechanical ventilation device or devoted admirer


fancy

A capricious liking or inclination; a whim.


fanfare

Fanfare means a short, loud, showy flourish of trumpets or brass instruments.

fanfared fanfaring fanfaron fanfaronade fanfare-like


fang

A large, sharp tooth, especially a canine tooth of a carnivorous animal or a venomous snake.

fang

fang

a seizing, a catch (also used for claws or teeth)

fang

booty, capture (related to verb fangan 'to seize')


fanny

A woman's vulva (British informal); the buttocks (American informal).

fanny

fanny

from the name Frances, or an unknown source


fans

Plural of fan; people who admire and support a particular person, team, or activity, or devices that create air circulation.


fantastic

Extraordinarily good or attractive; based on fantasy rather than fact.

fantastic

extraordinarily good or based on fantasy

fantasy phantom phenomenon fancy imagine


fantasy

The faculty of imagining impossible or improbable things.

phantasía (φαντασία)

Appearance, imagination, display. From phantazein (to make visible).


faq

A set of frequently asked questions and their answers on a topic or website.


faqs

An acronym for frequently asked questions; a compilation of common inquiries and their answers.


faraway

Situated at a great distance in space or time; remote, or having a dreamily abstracted quality.

at a great distance + away from this place

far afar farther farthest far-off far-flung


fare

The money a passenger on public transport has to pay, or the range of food and drink provided at an event.


farewell

An expression of good wishes when parting.

farewell

an expression of good wishes when parting


farm

An area of land devoted to agriculture or the raising of livestock.

farm

farme

fixed payment, lease; later agricultural land


farmhouse

A farmhouse is the main house on a farm or a house built to serve a farm.


fascinate

To draw the attention of; to enthrall or charm.

fascinate

fascinatus

bewitched, enchanted (past participle of fascinare)

fascination fascinating fascinator fascine bewitch


fascination

The quality of captivating or enchanting someone, or the state of being deeply interested.

fascination

the state or quality of captivating interest

fascinate fascinated fascinating fascinator fascinative


fascism

An authoritarian, ultranationalist political ideology and movement that suppresses opposition.

fascism

authoritarian, ultranationalist ideology and movement

fascismo

fascism; the political movement and ideology

fascist fascio fasces fascicle fascistic


fascist

A person who advocates or practices fascism.

fascism fasces fascine fascicle totalitarian


fashion

A popular trend or the manner of doing something.


fashionable

Fashionable means in accordance with current style or social taste.

fashionable

fashion fashioning fashionably unfashionable fashionista


fast

Moving or capable of moving at high speed; firm and fixed

faster fastest fasten steadfast fast-food


fasten

to make something firmly fixed, attached, or secure.


faster

Moving or capable of moving at greater speed; comparative form of fast.


fat

A soft greasy substance stored in body tissues, or adjective meaning having excess body weight.


fate

The development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power.


father

A man in relation to his child or children.

paternal patriarch fatherhood grandfather


fatherland

One's native country or ancestral homeland.

fatherland

one's native country or ancestral homeland

motherland
homeland
native land
homestead


fatigue

Extreme tiredness or weariness, especially after exertion.

fatigued fatiguing fatiguable defatigable indefatigable


fatso

fat fatty fatten fatness fattish fatling


fault

An unattractive or unsatisfactory feature or a responsibility for wrongdoing.

fallita

A failing, shortcoming, from fallere (to deceive).


favor

An act of kindness beyond what is due or usual.


favorite

A person or thing that is preferred or liked better than others.


favorites

Things or people that are preferred or liked more than others.


favour

an act of kindness beyond what is due or usual.


favourite

A person or thing regarded with special preference or approval.

favor favorable favoritism disfavor favored


fax

A document transmitted electronically over telephone lines or a machine that sends such documents.


fay

An archaic literary word for a fairy or enchanted being.

fay

an archaic literary word for a fairy or enchanted being


fear

An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous or threatening.


fearsome

Causing fear or awe; frightening in appearance or effect.

fearsome

causing fear or awe; frightening in appearance or effect

fear fearful fearless fearfully fearsomeness


feat

An achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength.


feather

One of the flat appendages growing from a bird's skin, forming its plumage.

feathered
pen (quill)
pinion
pterodactyl


feature

A distinctive attribute or aspect of something.

featured feature-length facial factory factor


featured

Gave prominence to something; made a special attraction or part of a presentation.


features

Distinctive attributes or aspects of something, or to display prominently.


feb

Abbreviation for February, the second month of the year.


february

The second month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.


federal

Relating to or constituting a system of government with power divided between a central authority and constituent political units.

federation federate confederate confederacy


federation

A group of states or organizations that have united to form a larger group.


fee

A charge or payment required for a service or professional work.


feeble

Lacking strength, vigor, or effectiveness.


feed

To give food to; to supply with material or information.


feedback

Information or responses provided about a performance, action, or product for improvement or evaluation.


feeds

Plural of feed; supplies food to or provides substance or material.


feel

To perceive through touch or emotion; an emotional sensation

feel

to perceive by touch; experience emotion


feeling

An emotion or physical sensation experienced by a person.


fees

Charges or payments required for a service or privilege.


feet

Plural of foot; the lower extremities of the human body or animals used for walking.


felicity

Intense happiness; the ability to find appropriate expression for one's thoughts.

felicitous infelicity felicitate felicitations


fellowship

Friendly association, especially with people who share one's interests; a group of people who share interests or activities.


felony

A crime, typically one involving violence, regarded as more serious than a misdemeanor, and usually punishable by imprisonment for more than a year or by death.


felt

Perceived or sensed emotionally; past tense of feel, or a thick fabric made from matted fibers.


female

A person or animal of the sex that produces eggs or gives birth to offspring.


feminine

Having qualities or characteristics associated with women.


feminist

A feminist is a person who supports feminism and gender equality.

feminist

feminism feministic feminize feminine femininity


fend

To fend is to ward off, defend, or take care of oneself or something else.


fender

A protective guard or barrier, such as the curved panel over a vehicle's wheel arch, a fireplace screen, or a bumper on a boat.

fender

fend

to defend, ward off (clipped from 'defend')

defenden

defendre

defendere

to ward off, protect (de- + fendere, to strike)


fern

A fern is a non-flowering vascular plant that reproduces by spores and typically has divided fronds.


ferocious

Very fierce, savage, or intensely aggressive.

ferocity ferociously ferociousness feral


ferry

A boat or ship for conveying passengers and goods, especially over a relatively short distance and as a regular service.


fertile

Able to produce abundant growth, offspring, or fruit.

bearing in abundance; fruitful; productive

fertile

able to produce abundant growth, offspring, or fruit

fertility fertilize fertilization infertile prolific


fertility

The ability to produce offspring or to yield abundant growth.

fertility

ability to reproduce or produce abundantly

fertile fertilize fertilizer fertilized fecund


fertilizer

A substance added to soil to supply nutrients and promote plant growth.

fertilizer

a substance added to soil to promote plant growth

fertilize fertile fertility fertilization fertiliser


festival

A day or period of celebration marked by feasting, entertainment, or religious observance.

festive festival festivities feast festoon


festive

Suitable for a feast or celebration; cheerful and lively.

pertaining to a feast; merry, lively, joyous


fetch

To go for and then bring back (someone or something).


fetish

An inanimate object worshipped for its supposed magical powers or because it is considered to be inhabited by a spirit.


fetus

An unborn or unhatched vertebrate after the embryonic stage.

fetus

an unborn or unhatched vertebrate after the embryonic stage


feud

A prolonged state of mutual hostility or bitter conflict, especially between families or groups.

feud

a prolonged conflict between people or groups


fever

An abnormally high body temperature, usually accompanied by shivering, headache, and in severe instances, delirium.


fiance

A man to whom one is engaged to be married.


fiancee

A woman to whom one is engaged to be married.


fiber

A thread or filament from which a vegetable tissue, mineral substance, or textile is formed.


fiction

Literature or a narrative created from imagination rather than based on fact.

fictitious fictive fictionalize fictional


fictional

Fictional means invented by imagination rather than based on fact.


fiddle

A bowed stringed musical instrument, especially a violin.

fiddle

a bowed stringed musical instrument, especially a violin

fiddler fiddling fiddle-faddle fiddlestick fiddly


field

An open area of land; an area of study or activity.


fields

Plural of field; areas of land or areas of study or activity.


fiend

A fiend is an enemy, demon, or cruel person.


fierce

Having or displaying an intense or ferocious aggressiveness; ardent or passionate.


fiery

full of fire or intense heat, or figuratively passionate and hot-tempered.

fiery

-y

adjectival suffix meaning 'having the quality of'

fire fieryness firey firelight firebrand


fifteen

The number equivalent to the sum of ten and five; one more than fourteen.


fifth

Constituting number five in a sequence; the ordinal number of five.


fifty

The number equivalent to the product of five and ten; one more than forty-nine; 50.


fig

A soft pear-shaped fruit with sweet pulp and many seeds, eaten fresh or dried.


fight

To take part in a violent struggle; to struggle to overcome something.


figure

A number or digit, or to understand or calculate something.


figures

Numerical symbols or amounts, or human forms depicted in art.

figure figural figment figurative disfigure


file

A tool with a rough surface for smoothing or shaping, or a collection of documents stored together.


filed

Past tense of file; submitted documents or smoothed a surface with a file tool.

to arrange in order or tool for smoothing

filed

file

to arrange documents or a smoothing tool


filename

folder directory path extension document


files

Plural of file; collections of records or tools for smoothing surfaces.


fill

To make something full by putting something into it until it can hold no more.


film

A thin flexible strip of plastic coated with light-sensitive emulsion; a motion picture.


filmmaker

film filming filmmaking maker moviemaker


films

Thin flexible strips of material coated with light-sensitive emulsion for recording images, or movies as artistic works.

films

thin flexible strips for photography or movies


filter

A device or substance used to remove unwanted particles or impurities from a liquid or gas.


filth

Foul or dirty matter; something that is morally corrupt or obscene.


fin

A membranous appendage, typically flattened, that projects from the body of a fish or other aquatic animal and is used for propulsion, steering, or balancing.


finale

The last part of a piece of music, performance, or public event.

final finish finite define confine infinity


finance

The management of large amounts of money.


financial

Relating to money, banking, investments, or the management of monetary resources.


finch

A small, seed-eating songbird with a short, stout conical bill.


find

To discover or perceive something by chance or unexpectedly.

find

findan

*penth-

To walk, to tread (and thus to discover).


finding

A discovery or conclusion reached as a result of research, investigation, or inquiry.


fine

Of superior quality; thin or delicate in texture or construction.


finger

Each of the five digits extending from the hand, excluding or including the thumb depending on context.


fingernail

The hard, translucent plate covering the dorsal surface of the tip of a finger.


fingerprint

An impression or mark made on a surface by a person's fingertip, especially used for identification.


fingertip

A fingertip is the very end of a finger.

finger tip fingertips fingerprint fingerling


finish

To bring to an end or completion; or the final stage or surface treatment of something.

finished finishing finisher unfinished refinish


finished

Completed or brought to an end; no longer continuing.


fire

Combustion or burning, producing heat and light; to shoot a weapon.

fireplace bonfire campfire gunfire pyromania


firefighter

A person trained to extinguish fires and respond to related emergencies.

firefighter

a person trained to extinguish fires and respond to related emergencies

fire fight fighting firefight fireman firehouse


fireman

A man who works with fires, especially a firefighter or furnace tender.

fireman

a man who works with fires, especially a firefighter or furnace tender

firefighter firefighting fireproof firebrand firelight


fireplace

A recess in a wall at the base of a chimney for a fire.


firewall

A system designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network.


firework

A device containing combustible chemicals that causes displays of light, noise, and smoke when set off.


firm

Having a solid, stable, or compact structure; not soft or yielding.


firms

Businesses or companies; plural of firm, or the verb meaning to make something solid or stable.

firms

business entities or solidifying actions

firm

solid, strong, or a business partnership


firmware

Permanent software programmed into a read-only memory.

hardware
software
middleware
firm
wares
software engineer


first

Coming before all others in time, order, or importance.


firsthand

Obtained directly from the source or by personal experience.

firsthand

first hand

hand

Hand; by extension, personal agency or direct action.


firstly

In the first place; before anything else.

firstly

in the first place; before anything else

first firstborn first-rate first-hand foremost


fiscal

Relating to government revenue, especially taxes.


fish

An aquatic vertebrate animal with gills, fins, and scales that lives in water.


fisherman

A person who catches fish, either as a profession or for sport.


fishery

A place where fish are caught, or the industry or occupation of catching fish.


fishing

The activity of catching fish, typically using a rod, net, or trap, either for food or sport.


fishy

Resembling a fish in taste, smell, or appearance; also, suspicious or questionable.


fist

A hand with the fingers curled into the palm and the thumb clenched tightly across the knuckles, typically in order to strike or grasp something.


fit

To be of the right size or shape for something; or a sudden attack or outburst.


fitness

The condition of being physically or mentally fit and healthy.


fitz

A prefix meaning 'son of,' especially used in surnames to denote the illegitimate son of a monarch or nobleman.


five

The number equivalent to 4 + 1; a quantity of five units.


fix

To repair something or to make something stable and permanent.


fixed

Firmly attached or positioned; repaired or settled.


fixture

A piece of equipment or furniture that is fixed in position in a building or room.


flag

A cloth banner or symbol used as a national emblem, or to become tired or decrease in energy.

flagged flagging flagship flagpole unflagging


flake

A small, thin, flat piece that has broken away or peeled from a larger mass, such as snow, dried skin, or stone.

flaky
flakiness
snowflake
cornflake
flakeboard
flake off


flame

A hot glowing body of ignited gas that is generated by something on fire.

flame

flamboyant flammable inflammation flicker


flank

The side of a person, animal, or object, or the side of a military formation.

flank

the side of a body or thing; the side of a military formation


flap

To flap is to move or beat loosely, quickly, or with a wavering motion, often making a flapping sound.

flap

flappen

to move or strike with a loose, repeated motion

flap

a sound-symbolic base suggesting sudden beating or movement

flapping flapped flapper flappy flapjack


flare

A sudden burst of bright flame, light, or intense emotion.

flare

flare

uncertain origin

probably expressive or imitative of flashing flame


flash

A sudden bright light or to move with great speed.


flasher

A person who exposes their genitals in public; a device that produces a sudden brief burst of light.

to spurt, to gush, sudden burst of light


flashlight

A small portable electric lamp powered by batteries.


flashy

Ostentatiously showy or superficially impressive in a vulgar or tasteless way.

flashy

flash + -y

flashen / flash

to splash, rush of water, sudden burst of flame

flash flashily flashiness flashing flashpoint flashback


flat

Having a smooth, level surface without raised areas or a self-contained residential unit on a single story.


flatter

To praise excessively or insincerely, especially to gain favor.


flattery

Excessive or insincere praise bestowed upon someone, typically to gain favor or advantage.

flatter flatterer flattering flatteringly self-flattery


flaw

flawed flawless flawlessness flawing flawlessly


flea

A tiny wingless insect that feeds on the blood of mammals and birds.

fleabite fleabane flea-bitten fleapowder


flee

To run away from a place or situation of danger.


fleece

The woolly covering of a sheep or similar animal, or a soft, warm fabric resembling it.


fleet

A group of vehicles, especially ships or aircraft, operating together or under the same ownership.


flesh

The soft substance consisting of muscle and fat that is found between the skin and bones of an animal or human.


flex

To bend a limb or joint; also, to show off or boast in an ostentatious manner.

flexible inflection reflex deflect reflection flection


flexibility

The quality of bending easily without breaking, or the ability to be easily modified.

flexible flex reflection deflect inflect


flexible

Capable of bending easily without breaking.

flexible

flexibilis

flexus

bent, curved (past participle of flectere)


flick

A quick, light blow or movement; also, a movie.


flight

The act of flying or movement through the air, or an escape from danger.


flights

Plural of flight; journeys through the air in an aircraft or the act of fleeing from danger.


flint

A hard, gray, or black stone, a form of chert, used for striking sparks.


flip

To turn over with a quick, light movement.


float

Rest or move on or near the surface of a liquid without sinking.


flock

A group of birds or sheep or other animals of one kind, or a large number of people.


flood

An overflow of a large amount of water beyond its normal limits, especially over what is normally dry land.


floor

The lower surface of a room or building on which one stands.


flop

To flop is to fall or collapse heavily, or to fail badly.

flop

flop

sound-symbolic word suggesting a heavy, awkward fall

flopped flopping flopper floppy floppiest


floppy

Soft and flexible; tending to hang or fall loosely.


flora

The plants of a particular region, habitat, or geological period.

flower flourish floral florid effloresce


florida

A state in the southeastern United States located on a peninsula.


florist

A person who sells and arranges cut flowers.


floss

A soft thread or filament used especially for cleaning between the teeth.


flour

A powder obtained by grinding grain, typically wheat, and used to make bread, cakes, and pastry.


flourish

To grow or develop vigorously, or to thrive and prosper.

flower floral florid florist floriferous


flow

To move steadily and continuously; the movement of a liquid or gas

flowing overflow workflow inflow outflow


flower

The seed-bearing part of a plant; to blossom.


flowers

The colorful reproductive structures of plants that bloom and are often fragrant.


flu

A common infectious disease that is caused by a virus and that causes fever, chills, and muscle aches.

flu

influenza

influence (of the stars, causing epidemics)

influence fluid fluctuate affluent confluence


fluffy

Fluffy means soft, light, and covered with fine fibers or down.

fluffy

fluff

soft down, fuzz, or light fibrous material


fluid

A substance that has no fixed shape and yields easily to external pressure; a gas or a liquid.

fluid

A substance that has no fixed shape and yields easily to external pressure.


flush

To redden or blush; to clean or rinse out with a rush of water; to be level with.

Middle English (imitative or Germanic/French)


flute

A woodwind instrument consisting of a tube with finger holes or keys, played by blowing across an embouchure or into a fipple.


flux

The action or process of flowing or flowing out, especially continuously.

fluid affluent superfluous influence fluctuate


fly

To move through the air using wings or an aircraft


flyer

A person or thing that flies, especially a printed handbill or leaflet.


foam

A mass of small bubbles formed on or in liquid, typically by agitation or fermentation.


fog

A thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere that reduces visibility.


foggy

Foggy means full of, covered by, or obscured by fog, and by extension unclear or hazy.


foil

A thin sheet of metal, especially one used for wrapping, covering, or decoration.


fold

To bend (something flexible) over on itself so that one part of it covers another.

duplicate ply complex manifold envelope pleat


folder

A filing cover or a directory used to organize files on a computer.

folder

fold manifold faldstool pleat complex folio


follow

To go or come after; to act according to instructions.


followed

Past tense of follow; went or came after someone or something.


follower

A person who supports and admires a particular person, idea, or set of beliefs.

follow following pursuit devotee adherent supporter


following

Coming immediately after in time or sequence; also a group of supporters or admirers.


follows

Comes after in time or sequence, or understands.


folly

fool foolish foolery foolhardy foolproof


fond

Having a strong liking or affection for someone or something.


font

A set of type of one particular face and size; or a basin for holding water in a church.

fountain
font size
typeface
fontal
fontanel


food

Any nutritious substance that animals and plants eat or absorb.


fool

A person who acts unwisely or imprudently; a jester or clown.


foolish

foolish

folish

fol

follis

bellows, bag (metaphorically empty-headed)


foot

The lower extremity of the leg on which a person or animal stands.


football

A sport played between two teams trying to advance a ball toward opposing goal lines.

footballer football-field football-pitch football-game


footprint

An impression or mark left by a foot or shoe on a surface; also, the amount of space something occupies.


footwear

Outer coverings for the feet, such as shoes, boots, or sandals.

footprint footman wearing apparel barefoot


for

Preposition indicating purpose, intended recipient, duration, or reason.


forbid

To command (someone) not to do something, or say that something is not allowed.


force

Strength or energy exerted; coercion; a fundamental physical interaction.

enforce reinforce fortress fortify comfort


forced

Obtained, imposed, or brought about against natural inclination or resistance.

force enforce reinforce forceful forcibly


forces

Plural of force; physical strength or the power to influence something.


ford

A shallow place in a river or stream allowing one to cross on foot or in a vehicle.


fore

forefront forehead foretell foresee foreman


forecast

A prediction or estimate of future weather or events.

forewarn foresee forecaster forecasting forecastable


forehead

The part of the face above the eyebrows and below the hairline.


foreign

Originating from or belonging to another country or outside source.


foreigner

A person born in or coming from a country other than one's own.


foreman

A person who supervises a group of workers, especially in a factory or on a construction site.

foreman

a person who supervises a group of workers

before former human mankind forego forefather


forensic

Relating to or denoting the application of scientific methods and techniques to the investigation of crime.


forensics

The scientific methods and techniques used to investigate crimes, including the collection and analysis of physical evidence.

forum
forensic
forensically
forensic science


foreplay

Sexual activity or behavior that precedes intercourse.


forest

A large area of land covered with trees and undergrowth.


forestry

The science or practice of planting, managing, and caring for forests.

forest forester deforestation afforestation


forever

For all time; for an indefinitely long time.


forfeit

A penalty or loss imposed for wrongdoing or rule-breaking.

forfeit

a penalty or loss imposed for wrongdoing or rule-breaking

forfeiture forfeitable forfeited forfeiting forfeiter


forge

To make or shape (a metal object) by heating it in a fire or furnace and beating or hammering it.


forgery

The act or product of making something false in order to deceive, especially a counterfeit document or object.

forgery

the act or product of making something false in order to deceive, especially a counterfeit document or object


forget

To fail to remember something or someone.

forgetting forgetful unforgettable forgettable


forgive

To stop feeling angry or resentful towards someone for an offense, flaw, or mistake.


forgiveness

The act of pardoning an offense or offender.


forgot

Past tense of forget; failed to remember or recall.

forget forgetting forgettable unforgettable


fork

An implement with two or more prongs used for lifting, carrying, or digging.


form

The visible shape or configuration of something; to create or make

formal formula reform inform uniform transform


formality

Formality is the quality or condition of being formal, especially in behavior, procedure, or ceremony.

formality

formal

conforming to convention or official style


formally

In a formal manner or according to official procedure.

formally

in a formal manner or according to official procedure


format

The arrangement, layout, or structure of something; the way information is organized or presented.


formation

The action of forming or the process of being formed; a structure or arrangement.


former

Of or denoting something that came before in time; the first of two people or things mentioned.


forms

Shapes, structures, or documents used for specific purposes.

form formal formation formative reformed


formula

A set form of words or symbols used to express something.


forsake

To abandon, renounce, or give up someone or something.

forsake

to abandon, renounce, or give up someone or something

forsook forsaken forsaking forsakes sake


fort

A fortified building or position designed for military defense against attack.


fortress

A military stronghold, especially a strongly fortified town fit for a large garrison.


fortune

A large amount of money or assets; chance or luck as an arbitrary force affecting human affairs.

fortunate unfortunate fortuitous misfortune


forty

The cardinal number equivalent to the product of four and ten; 40.


forum

A public place for discussion or an online discussion platform.


forums

Public spaces for discussion or debate; online communities where people exchange messages.


forward

Directed or moving toward the front or ahead in position, time, or direction.

forwards foreword forwardness forward-thinking


fossil

The preserved remains or traces of an organism that lived in the distant past.


foster

To encourage or promote the development of (something good, typically something that is desirable); to bring up (a child that is not one's own by birth).

food feed fosterling fostercare nutrition


foto

A photograph, especially one taken casually or informally.

photograph photography photosynthesis graphic


foul

Offensive to the senses, especially through having a disgusting smell or taste.


found

Established or created; discovered or located; the base or support structure.


foundation

The lowest supporting layer or base of a structure; an underlying principle or basis.


fountain

An ornamental structure in a pool or lake from which one or more jets of water are pumped into the air.


fourteen

The cardinal number equivalent to the sum of ten and four.


fourth

The ordinal number following third; one of four equal parts.


fowler

A person who hunts or catches birds, especially as an occupational name.

fowler

fugelere

An agent noun meaning a bird-hunter or fowler.

fowl fowling fowling-piece wildfowl waterfowl birdcatcher


fox

A carnivorous mammal of the dog family, with a pointed muzzle, long bushy tail, and reddish fur.


foxy

Resembling or characteristic of a fox; cunning and sly; also informally used to mean sexually attractive.


fraction

A small or tiny part, amount, or proportion of something.

fracture fragile fragment refraction infraction


fracture

The cracking or breaking of a hard object or material.

fraction fragile fragment refract fringe


fragment

A small part broken or separated off something.

fracture fragile frangible infringe refract fragmentation


frame

A rigid structure that surrounds or encloses something, or to construct such a structure.


frames

Rigid structures that form the basic outline or support of something.


framework

A basic structure or system that provides support or organization for something larger.


franc

The basic monetary unit of France and various other countries, now largely superseded by the euro.

franc

franc

a coin, from the inscription 'Francorum Rex'

Frank franchise frankly enfranchise Franco


france

A country in Western Europe, capital Paris.


franchise

An authorization granted by a government or company to an individual or group enabling them to carry out specified commercial activities.

frank free enfranchise disenfranchise francophone


francisco

A proper name derived from Francis, commonly used in Spanish-speaking regions.


frank

Honest, candid, and direct in speech or manner without trying to hide anything.


frantic

Wildly excited, agitated, or mentally deranged.

frantic

wildly excited, agitated, or mentally deranged


frat

Frat is an informal shortened form of fraternity, especially a college social fraternity.

fraternity fraternal fraternize fraternization


fraternity

A fraternity is a brotherhood or organized society, especially a male student association.

fraternal fraternize fraternization frat brotherhood


frau

In English, frau is a borrowing from German meaning a woman, especially a married woman or Mrs.


fraud

Wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.


freaky

Very unusual, strange, or unconventional, often in a disturbing way.

a sudden capricious change, an abnormal thing

freaky

freak

a sudden capricious change or an abnormal person/thing


free

Not under the control of another; able to act without restriction

freedom freely freeway freelance freeware


freedom

The state of being free from restraint, control, or obligation.


freeman

A person who is not a slave or serf and has full civil and political rights.


freeware

Software that is available for use at no cost, but usually with restrictions on modification or redistribution.

freeware

Software that is available for use at no cost...

software hardware free shareware open-source


freeway

A freeway is a high-speed divided road designed for through traffic with little or no direct access.

freeway

free

not bound, exempt from charge or restraint


freeze

To turn (something) into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold.


freezer

An insulated cabinet or room for storing food at very low temperatures.


freight

Goods transported by truck, train, ship, or aircraft.


french

Of or relating to France, its people, or their language.


frenchman

French France Frank Frenchwoman Francophone


frequency

The rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time.

frequent frequence frequencies frequentist infrequent


frequent

frequency frequently infrequent sequence


frequently

At short intervals; often or repeatedly.

frequent frequency frequenter infrequently


fresh

Recently made or obtained; cool and invigorating; not stale or expired.

fresh

recently made or obtained; cool and invigorating


freshen

To make or become fresh, cooler, stronger, or less salty.

freshen

-en

verbal suffix forming inchoative or causative verbs

fresh freshness freshly refresh refresher


freshman

A student in the first year of high school, college, or university.


fret

To worry, vex, or wear away by rubbing or gnawing.


fri

Abbreviation for Friday, the fifth day of the week.


friction

The rubbing resistance that occurs when two surfaces move against each other.

friction

the resistance produced by rubbing contact

frictional frictionless frictive fricative frictionally


friday

the fifth day of the week, between Thursday and Saturday.


friend

A person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection.


friendly

Characterized by kindness, warmth, and absence of hostility.


friends

People with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, excluding romantic or family relations.


friendship

The state of being friends; a relationship between friends.


frighten

To cause (someone) to feel sudden fear or alarm.

frighten

fright + -en

to make frightened (causative suffix -en added)

fright frightful frightening afright fearful


fritz

A state of disorder or disrepair, typically used in the idiom 'on the fritz'.

fritz

Fritz

nickname for a German soldier/person; diminutive of Friedrich


frog

A tailless amphibian with a short squat body, moist smooth skin, and very long hind legs for leaping.


from

Preposition indicating origin, starting point, source, or direction.


front

The forward-facing surface or side of something.


frontal

Relating to the front of something or situated at the front.

frontal

relating to the front of something or situated at the front

front
frontal lobe
frontery
frontally
frontage


frost

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


frosty

Covered with frost or having a cold, wintry appearance.

frost frosted frostbite frostily frosting


frown

A frown is a facial expression marked by lowered or knitted brows, often showing displeasure or concentration.

frown

a facial expression of displeasure or concentration

froun

froignier

to wrinkle the nose in contempt; to pout or scowl


fruit

The sweet or fleshy product of a plant that contains seeds and is edible.

fruitful fruition fructose fructify fruitage


frustrate

Prevent (a person) from succeeding in accomplishing something; to make efforts ineffective.

frustration fruitless thwart hinder foil


frustration

The feeling of being upset or annoyed as a result of being unable to change or achieve something.


fuck

To have sexual intercourse with; also used as an expletive to express strong anger, frustration, or contempt.


fucker

An offensive term for a person, often used as an intensifier.

to strike, to move back and forth, to copulate


fudge

A soft sweet confection made by boiling sugar with butter and milk, though the word's origin is uncertain.


fuel

Material burned to produce heat or energy for power.


fugitive

A person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding, typically to avoid arrest or persecution.

flee refuge centrifugal subterfuge fugue


fulfill

To bring to completion or reality; to satisfy a requirement or condition.


full

Containing as much as possible; complete in every way

full

containing as much as possible; complete


fully

In a complete or thorough manner; to the greatest extent.

full fullness fully-fledged fullish fulfil


fume

to emit smoke or vapor, or to be very angry.


fun

Enjoyment, amusement, or lighthearted pleasure.


function

An activity that is natural to or the purpose of a person or thing.


functional

Designed to be practical and useful rather than attractive.

function functionality functionary dysfunction malfunction


functionality

The quality of being able to perform a specified action; the range of functions a system can perform.

functionality

functional

function

an activity or purpose natural to a person or thing


functions

Plural noun referring to purposes or operations that something is designed to perform.

function functional dysfunction functioning


fund

A sum of money set aside or available for a specific purpose.


fundamental

Forming a necessary base or core; of central importance.

foundation fund profound fundamentally found


funding

Money provided or set aside for a specific purpose or project.


fundraise

To seek to obtain financial support for a charity, cause, or project.


fundraiser

A person or event that raises money for a cause.

fundraiser

a person or event that raises money for a cause

fundraise fundraising fund-raising raiser funds


funds

Plural of fund; sums of money set aside or available for a specific purpose.


funeral

A ceremony or service held shortly after a person's death.

funereal interment burial obsequies funerary


fungus

A fungus is a member of a kingdom of organisms that includes molds, yeasts, and mushrooms.

fungal fungous fungoid fungicide fungivore


funky

Having a strong, often unpleasant, smell; or (informal) having a strong, rhythmic, and soulful quality in music.


funny

Causing laughter or amusement; humorous or comical.


fur

The short, fine, soft hair of certain animals.


furious

fury infuriate rage enraged furiousness furiously


furnace

A furnace is a closed device or chamber used for producing very high heat.

furnace furnaces furnish fornax furnace-like


furniture

Movable household or office items such as chairs, tables, and beds.

furnish furnishings furnisher furnishing


further

At or to a greater distance; in addition to what has been stated.


fury

Wild or violent anger; extreme intensity.


fuse

To join or blend to form a single entity.


fusion

The process or result of joining two or more things together to form a single entity.


fuss

A display of unnecessary or excessive excitement, activity, or concern.


fussy

Hard to please and overly concerned with small details.

fussy

hard to please and overly concerned with small details

fuss

commotion, bustle, or unnecessary activity

fuss fussiness fussily fussbudget fussed


future

The time that is to come; events that will happen.


fuzzy

Having a frizzy or fluffy texture; covered with short, soft hairs or fibers.


gabby

Talkative or chattery in an informal way.

gabby

talkative or chattery in an informal way


gadget

A small mechanical or electronic device or tool, especially an ingenious or novel one.


gag

A piece of cloth put in or over a person's mouth to prevent them from speaking.

gag

gaggen

to choke, gasp (of imitative origin or from Old Norse)


gaga

Foolishly or wildly infatuated, or mentally doting.


gah

Gah is an exclamation used to express annoyance, disgust, or exasperation.


gain

To obtain, acquire, or increase in possession, amount, or value.


gal

An informal term for a girl or young woman.


gala

A gala is a festive celebration or elaborate social event marked by display and ceremony.


galactic

Relating to a galaxy or to the Milky Way, and by extension to vast astronomical scales.

galaxy galacticism galactose galactorrhea


galaxy

A system of millions or billions of stars held together by gravity.


gale

A very strong wind, typically used in a nautical context to describe winds of force 7 to 10 on the Beaufort scale.


gall

Bile; by extension, bitterness, resentment, or audacious nerve.


gallant

Brave, chivalrous, or marked by courteous attention.


galleries

Plural of gallery; rooms or buildings for displaying artworks, or long passages with walls on both sides.

galleries

gallery

a room for displaying art or a long passage


gallery

A room or building for displaying art or a long narrow passage.


gallon

A gallon is a unit of liquid capacity used in the imperial and U.S. customary systems.


gallows

A gallows is a frame or scaffold used for hanging a person, especially as an execution method.

gallows

gallow gallows-tree gallowsman gallowgate


gambler

A person who gambles, especially one who gambles habitually.


gambling

The activity or practice of betting money or valuables on an uncertain outcome.


game

An activity involving skill, chance, or endurance according to rules


games

Forms of play or entertainment with rules; competitive activities.


gaming

The act of playing games or engaging in gambling activities.


gamma

The third letter of the Greek alphabet, used in science and mathematics.


gang

An organized group, often with a shared purpose or criminal intent.


garage

A building or shed for housing a motor vehicle.


garbage

Waste or refuse material, especially domestic trash.


garden

A plot of ground for growing flowers, vegetables, or plants.


garlic

A strong-smelling pungent-tasting bulb, used as a flavoring in cooking and in herbal medicine.


garrison

A body of troops stationed in a fortified place to defend it.

garnish garniture guardian warrant warner


gas

A state of matter lacking fixed shape or volume; an invisible fluid substance.


gasoline

A volatile, flammable liquid obtained from petroleum, used as fuel for internal combustion engines.

17th century (gas), 19th century (gasoline)


gasp

Inhale suddenly with the mouth open, out of pain or astonishment.


gate

A movable barrier in a fence or wall, allowing passage through.


gateway

An opening in a wall or fence that may be closed by a gate.


gauge

An instrument or device for measuring the magnitude, amount, or contents of something.


gave

Past tense of give; transferred or provided something to another person.


gay

Lighthearted and carefree; cheerful, or relating to homosexual people.


gaze

Look steadily and intently, especially in admiration, surprise, or thought.


gear

Equipment or machinery, especially the toothed wheels in a mechanical system.


geek

A person often interested in technology and having an intensive interest in an often obscure subject.

geek

expert/enthusiast, previously foolish entertainer


geisha

A geisha is a Japanese professional entertainer trained in traditional performance arts, conversation, and hospitality.

geisha

a Japanese traditional performer and entertainer


gel

A jelly-like substance formed by the coagulation of a colloidal liquid.


gem

A precious or semiprecious stone, especially one cut and polished for use as an ornament or in jewelry.


gemma

A small asexual reproductive structure found in certain plants and fungi, such as a bud or gemmule.

gem gemmate gemmation gemmule germinate gemo


gender

The grammatical classification of nouns or the social construct of masculine and feminine identities.

gender

grammatical classification or social identity


gene

A unit of heredity that controls the inheritance of traits in organisms.

genetic genetics genome genealogy generate


genealogy

A record or study of the descent of a person, family, or group from an ancestor or ancestors.


general

Affecting or concerning all or most people or things.


generate

To cause something to arise or come about.


generated

Caused to exist or come into being; produced or created.

generate generation generator generative degenerate


generation

A group of individuals born and living around the same time or the process of producing offspring.

generate generator generative generational


generic

Relating to or applicable to all members of a group or class rather than specific individuals.


generous

Showing a readiness to give more of something, especially money, than is expected or needed.

genus genetic generation gentle noble magnanimous


genesis

The origin or mode of formation of something.

génesis (γένεσις)

Origin, creation, generation. From gignesthai (to be born).


genetics

The scientific study of heredity and the variation of inherited characteristics.


genie

A supernatural spirit or wish-granting being from folklore.

genie

a supernatural spirit or wish-granting being from folklore


genitals

genital genitalia generate genesis genus


genius

Exceptional intellectual or creative power or natural ability.

geníomai / génos (γένος)

Race, kind, birth. Related to gignesthai (to be born). Passed through Latin genius (attendant spirit).


genocide

the deliberate destruction of a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group.

genocide

genocidal genocidally genocidist genocide


genome

The haploid set of chromosomes in a gamete or microorganism, or in each cell of a multicellular organism.


genre

A category of artistic composition characterized by a particular style, form, or content.


gent

A colloquial shortening of gentleman for a man, especially a polite or stylish one.

gent

gentleman

a man of gentle birth or refined manners


gentle

Having or showing a mild, kind, or tender temperament or character.


gentleman

A man of good social standing, especially one of wealth and leisure.


geo

A combining form meaning 'earth, ground'.

geography geology geometry geophysics geothermal


geographic

Of or relating to geography, the study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere.

geology geometry photography graph geography


geographical

geography geology graphic geometry geometer


geography

The study of the physical features of the Earth and human interaction with them.

geōgraphía (γεωγραφία)

Earth description. From gē (earth) + graphein (to write, describe).


geology

The science that deals with the Earth's physical structure and substance.

gē (γῆ) + -logía (-λογία)

Study of the earth. From gē (earth) + logos (study, discourse).


geometry

The branch of mathematics concerned with properties of space and figures.

geōmetría (γεωμετρία)

Earth measurement, land surveying. From gē (earth) + metron (measure).


george

A male given name derived from the Greek word for farmer or earth-worker.


georgia

A state in the southeastern United States, or a country in the South Caucasus region.

Georgia

a state and country named after St. George


germ

A germ is a tiny microorganism that can cause disease, or an early developing stage of something.

germ

tiny microorganism or early developing stage

germinal germinate germination germicide germy


german

Of or relating to Germany, its people, or its language.


geronimo

An exclamation shouted when jumping or leaping, especially in playful or dramatic contexts.

Geronimo

an exclamation used while jumping or leaping

Jerónimo

the personal name from which the English exclamation was borrowed

Hieronymus

Ἱερώνυμος

a Greek personal name meaning 'sacred name'

Jerome Jerónimo hieronymic hieronym Jerome-like


gesture

A movement of part of the body, especially a hand or the head, to express an idea or meaning.


get

To come to have or hold; to receive or obtain.


getaway

An act of escaping or fleeing, especially from the scene of a crime.


gets

Third person singular present tense of get, meaning to obtain or receive something.


getting

The present participle of get; obtaining or becoming.


ghastly

Shockingly frightful, unpleasant, or gruesome.

ghastly

shockingly frightful, unpleasant, or gruesome


ghost

An apparition of a dead person which is believed to appear or become manifest to the living.


giant

An imaginary or mythical being of human form but of superhuman size and strength.


gibberish

Gibberish is speech or writing that is unintelligible or meaningless.

gibberish

unintelligible or meaningless speech or writing

gibber gibbered gibbering jabber gibberish-like


giddy

Giddy means dizzy or light-headed, and by extension overly excited or frivolous.


gift

A thing given willingly to someone without payment; a present.


gifts

Things given voluntarily to someone without expectation of return.


gig

A single professional engagement, usually for a musician or performer.

gig

gig

a job, engagement (especially for jazz musicians)

gig

a light two-wheeled carriage, a small boat


gigantic

Of very great size or extent; huge or enormous.


giggle

To laugh in a silly, often high-pitched way.


ginger

A pungent, spicy root used in cooking or medicine.

ginger

gingery
gingerbread
gingersnap
ginger ale
zingiber


girlfriend

A person's regular female companion with whom they have a romantic or sexual relationship.


girlie

Informally feminine, girlish, or stereotypically associated with girls.


girls

Plural of girl; female children or young women.


git

A British and Irish slang term for a foolish, annoying, or contemptible person.


give

To freely transfer the possession of something to someone


given

Provided, presented, or assumed as a fact.


gives

The third-person singular present tense of give, meaning to transfer or provide something.


giving

The act of providing or transferring something to another person.


glacier

A glacier is a large, slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted snow.

glacial glaciation glaciologist glaciate


glamour

Originally, a magical charm or spell that makes things appear more beautiful, now also the quality of alluring charm.

grammar gramarye glamor glamoury grimoire


glass

A hard, transparent substance made by fusing silicates, typically used for windows and containers.


glee

Great delight or merriment, often expressed in singing or laughter.


glen

A narrow valley, especially one that is long, deep, and often wooded, typically in Scotland or Ireland.


glitch

A small malfunction or irregularity in a system, device, or process.


glitter

To shine with quick, sparkling flashes of light.

glittered glittering glittery glitters glitteringly


global

Relating to the whole world; comprehensive.


globe

A spherical object; specifically, the Earth.

globe

global globular globally globule conglomerate


gloomy

Gloomy means dark, dim, or cheerless in mood or appearance.


gloria

A hymn or anthem of praise, especially the Gloria in excelsis Deo. Also, a female given name.

glory glorious glorify inglorious renown


glorious

Having, worthy of, or bringing fame or admiration.

glory inglorious vainglory magnificent splendor


glory

High renown or honor won by notable achievements.


glossary

An alphabetical list of terms or words found in or relating to a specific text, with explanations of their meanings.

glossary

gloss glossolalia polyglot linguistic lexicon


glove

A covering for the hand worn for protection, typically with separate sheaths for each finger.


glow

To emit a steady light without flame or great heat; a steady emission of light or heat.

glow

to emit a steady light without flame or great heat


glucose

A simple sugar that is an important energy source in living organisms and is a component of many carbohydrates.


glue

An adhesive substance used for sticking objects or materials together.


gmt

Greenwich Mean Time; the mean solar time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London.

a district in London on the Prime Meridian


gnome

A legendary dwarflike creature typically guarding treasure underground.


gnu

A large African antelope with a massive body, curved horns, and a mane; also called a wildebeest.


go

To move or travel; to proceed in a direction


goal

The object or desired result that one strives to achieve.


goals

The objects of a person's ambition or effort; aims or desired results.


goat

A hardy domesticated ruminant mammal that has backward-curving horns and, in the male, a beard.


goblin

A goblin is a mischievous or ugly supernatural creature in folklore.

goblin

hobgoblin goblinoid goblinish gobline imp


god

(in monotheistic religions) the creator and ruler of the universe and source of all moral authority; (in polytheistic religions) a supernatural being considered divine or sacred.


goddammit

a curse or imprecation calling upon God to condemn something


goddamn

Used as an oath or intensifier expressing anger, frustration, or emphasis.

damn damned goddamned damnation god-awful


godfather

A man who acts as a sponsor for a child at baptism and promises to help with their religious upbringing.


godmother

A female godparent who sponsors a child at baptism or a related Christian ceremony.

godfather godparent godchild godson goddaughter


goes

Moves from one place to another, or proceeds in a specified manner.


going

Moving or traveling from one place to another; present participle of 'go'.


gold

A yellow precious metal; the color of gold.


golden

Made of or colored like gold; bright yellow in color or precious in quality.


goldfish

A small freshwater fish with a golden color, especially the domesticated carp Carassius auratus.


golf

A sport played on a large outdoor course where players hit a ball into holes using clubs.


goliath

A giant-like biblical Philistine warrior defeated by David.

Goliat goliath-like goliath-sized goliathism


golly

Golly is an exclamation used to express surprise, emphasis, or mild astonishment.


gon

A unit of plane angle equal to one four-hundredth of a full turn.

γωνία (gōnía)

goniometer goniometry gonial polygon trigonometry


gone

Departed or no longer present in a place.


gong

A metallic disc-shaped percussion instrument that produces a resonant sound when struck.


gonna

Informal spoken contraction of 'going to', used to express future intention or prediction.

gonna

going to

moving toward; future periphrastic construction


goo

Goo is a sticky, wet, formless substance.

goo

goo

a sticky, soft, semi-liquid substance; probably expressive or imitative in origin


good

Having the right or desirable qualities; morally right

good

having desirable qualities; morally right


goodbye

A conventional expression used when parting or ending a conversation.


goodman

A compound noun meaning a good man, historically also used as a respectful form of address or a surname.

goodman

a good man; historically a respectful address or surname


goodness

The quality or state of being morally virtuous, kind, or beneficial.

good goodly goody goodness-gracious goodhearted


goods

Merchandise or wares, especially those bought and sold in commerce.


goodwill

Goodwill is friendly, benevolent, or cooperative feeling toward others.

good-will goodwillie well-wisher benevolence amity


goody

A goody is a tasty treat or, in older use, a familiar title for a married woman of humble rank.

goody

a treat; formerly a term of address for a married woman of humble rank

good + -y

a tasty thing; later an exclamation of pleasure

goodwife

a courteous title for a married woman of humble rank


google

To search for information using the Google search engine or to perform an internet search.


goon

A foolish, brutish, or inept person, especially a thug or hired bully.


goose

A large water bird with a long neck, short legs, webbed feet, and a short broad bill.


gore

blood that has been shed, especially as a result of violence.


gorge

a narrow steep-sided ravine or deep valley.

gorge

gorged gorging engorge engorged engorgement


gorgeous

Beautiful or attractive in a striking or showy way.


gorilla

A large, powerful, herbivorous ape native to the forests of central Africa, known for its intelligence and social structure.


gosh

An exclamation of surprise or to express mild emphasis, a euphemism for 'God.'


gossip

Casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true.


got

Past tense of get; obtained or acquired something.


gotcha

An informal exclamation used to indicate that one has caught or understood someone or something.


goto

An instruction in programming languages causing an unconditional jump to a specified statement.


gotta

Informal contraction of 'got to' or 'have got to', expressing obligation or necessity.

gotta

have got to / must (informal contraction)


govern

To conduct the policy, actions, and affairs of a state, organization, or people.

government governor governance gubernatorial cybernate


governance

The action or manner of governing a state, organization, or people.


government

The group of people with the authority to govern a country or state.


governmental

governmental

government

the system by which a state or community is governed

govern government governor gubernatorial


governor

The elected chief executive of a state of the US or of a commonwealth or territory.

govern government gubernatorial cybernetics


gown

A long, usually formal dress, typically worn by women, or a loose robe worn by a professional.


gps

Global Positioning System, a satellite-based navigation system that determines precise location anywhere on Earth.


grace

Elegance and beauty of movement; the unmerited favor of God toward humanity.

graceful gracious gratitude congratulate


graceful

Graceful means marked by elegance, ease, and pleasing beauty of movement or form.

grace gracefully graceless gracious gracefulness


gracious

grace grateful gratitude congratulate ingrate


grade

A level of rank, quality, or proficiency; or a division of a school system by age or year.


graduate

A person who has successfully completed a course of study or training at a school or university.

graduate

person who has completed a course of study

graduation grade gradual gradient degrade


graduation

The act of receiving an academic degree or diploma.

graduation

the act of receiving an academic degree or diploma


graham

A common surname of Scottish origin, also referring to a type of flour or cracker.


grail

Grail means the legendary sacred cup or vessel associated with the Holy Grail.

grail
Holy Grail
grial
grailler
grail-like


grain

A single small hard seed of a cereal plant, especially wheat, corn, oats, or rice.


gram

A metric unit of mass equal to one thousandth of a kilogram.


grammar

The whole system and structure of a language or of languages in general, usually taken as consisting of syntax and morphology without phonology and semantics.


gran

An informal term used as an abbreviation for grandmother.

gran

An informal abbreviation for grandmother.


grand

Of impressive or strikingly large size or extent; magnificent or noble.


grande

Large or great, often used to indicate a large size, especially for beverages.


grandpa

grandmother grandchild parent father daddy


grandparent

grandmother grandfather grandchild parental parentage


grant

To give or allow something willingly or formally.


grape

A berry, typically green, purple, red, or black, growing in clusters on a vine, eaten as fruit, or used in making wine.


graph

A diagram showing the relationship between variable quantities, typically of two variables, each measured along one of a pair of axes at right angles.

graphic telegram autograph calligraphy photography


graphic

Relating to visual representation, writing, or vivid and detailed description.

graphic

relating to visual or written representation

graph graphics graphite photograph biography


graphics

Visual images, designs, or diagrams used to represent information or artistic expression.

graphic graph photograph graphite graphology


grasp

To seize and hold firmly; a firm hold or understanding.


grateful

Feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness; thankful.


gratitude

The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness.


grave

Very serious or solemn in manner or appearance.


gravel

Gravel is a mass of small loose stones or pebbles used to cover paths, roads, or driveways.


graveyard

A burial ground, especially one beside a church.


gravitational

Relating to gravity or the force of attraction between masses.

gravitational

relating to gravity or the force of attraction between masses

gravity gravitate gravitation gravitationally gravitic


gravity

The force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.


gravy

A sauce made from the juices of cooked meat, often thickened with flour or cornstarch.


gray

Of a color intermediate between black and white, as of ash or lead.


grease

A thick, oily substance, especially as a lubricant.


greasy

Covered with or resembling grease, or figuratively oily and slick in manner.

greasy

grease + -y

made from grease; having the quality of grease

grease greasily greasiness greasey greasepaint


great

Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above the normal

greatness greatly greater greatest great-grandmother


greater

Comparative form of great; larger in size, amount, or importance.


greatest

Of the highest quality, extent, or importance; superlative form of great.


greed

Intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth, power, or food.


greedy

Having an excessive desire for wealth or possessions.


greek

Relating to Greece, its people, language, or culture; the language spoken in Greece.


green

The color between blue and yellow in the spectrum; relating to environmental protection.

greenhouse evergreen greenery grass grow


greenhouse

A building, usually made of glass, used for cultivating plants that require warmth and protection.


greet

To address someone with a salutation or welcome upon meeting them.

greeting congratulate gratitude ingratiate


greeting

A polite word or sign of welcome or recognition.


gregor

A masculine given name and surname derived from a Greek word meaning watchful or awake.

Gregory Gregorian Gregorio Grigory Grego


grenade

A small bomb thrown by hand or projected from a rifle.


grid

A network of lines that cross each other to form a series of squares or rectangles.


grief

Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death.


grieve

To feel deep sorrow, especially because of a loss.

grief grievance grievous aggrieve grievably


griffin

A mythical beast with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion.


grill

A metal frame with bars, used for cooking food over an open fire or gas.


grim

Forbidding or uninviting in appearance; stern or unyielding.


grind

To reduce something to small particles or powder by crushing it.


grinder

A machine or person that grinds, crushes, or sharpens something.

grinder

one that grinds; a grinding machine or person

grind grinding ground grindstone grist grinder


grizzly

Grizzly means grayish or streaked with gray, and by extension names a large North American bear.


groan

To make a deep, inarticulate sound in response to pain, despair, or disapproval.


grocery

A store selling food and general household items.


groom

A man who is about to be married or has recently been married.


groot

A Dutch-derived name or word meaning big or great.

groot

a Dutch-derived name or word meaning big or great


groove

A long, narrow cut or depression in a surface.


groovy

Groovy means very stylish, appealing, or excellent, especially in informal slang.

groove grooviness groover grooved grooving


ground

The solid surface of the earth; a basis or reason.

underground groundwork background playground


groundwater

Water held underground in the soil or in pores and crevices in rock.

ground
watery
underground
water table
land


group

A collection of people or things gathered or classified together.


groups

Collections of people, things, or entities gathered or classed together.


grove

A small wood, orchard, or group of trees.


grow

To increase in size or amount; to develop and become larger

growth grew grown growing outgrow overgrow


growing

The process of increasing in size, number, or intensity.


growl

(of an animal, especially a dog) make a low guttural sound of hostility in the throat.


growth

The process of increasing in size, development, or progress.

growth

process of increasing in size or development


grub

To grub means to dig or root around clumsily, especially in soil or dirt.


grudge

A persistent feeling of ill will or resentment resulting from a past insult or injury.


gruesome

Causing horror or disgust, especially through violence or death.

gruesomely gruesomeness gruesomer gruesomest grue


grumble

To complain in a low, muttering, or dissatisfied way.

grumble

to complain in a low, muttering, or dissatisfied way

grumbling grumbler grumbly grumble grump


grumpy

grumpy

grump

expressive base

an imitative or expressive formation associated with grumbling or surliness


grunt

(of a person or animal) make a low, inarticulate sound, typically one of pain, effort, or pleasure.


guarantee

A formal promise or assurance that something will be done or is true.


guaranteed

provided with a formal promise or assurance that something will be done or will happen.


guard

To watch over and protect someone or something from danger or unauthorized access.

guardian guarded safeguard bodyguard guardsman


guess

To estimate or form an opinion without sufficient information.


guest

A person invited to visit someone's home or attend an event.


guestbook

A book in which guests or visitors sign their names and sometimes leave comments.


guidance

guide misguide guideline guidebook unguided


guide

A person who shows the way or gives directions; to lead or direct.

guided guiding guidance guidebook misguide


guidelines

General rules, principles, or standards to follow when making decisions or taking action.

something that guides + a mark or linear boundary


guides

Persons who lead or direct others, or objects that assist in directing motion or position.


guild

An association of people for mutual aid or the pursuit of a common goal.


guillotine

A device with a heavy angled blade used for execution by beheading.

guillotine

a device with a heavy angled blade used for execution by beheading

guillotined guillotining guillotinable guillotine-like guillotinism


guilt

The fact of having committed a specified or implied offense or crime.


guilty

Responsible for a specified wrongdoing; justly chargeable with a crime or offense.

guilty

gulty

having incurred a debt, responsible for a crime


guitar

A stringed musical instrument with a fretted neck and typically six strings played with fingers or a plectrum.


gulf

A deep inlet of the sea almost surrounded by land with a narrow mouth; also, a deep chasm or wide divergence.


gulp

To swallow something quickly and audibly, or a single noisy swallow.


gum

A viscous secretion from certain plants, or a sticky confectionery product.


gunman

A man who carries or uses a gun, especially an armed criminal.

gunman

a man who carries or uses a gun, especially an armed criminal


gunner

A person who operates a gun, artillery piece, or other firearm.

gunner

a person who operates a gun or artillery piece

gun gunsmith artilleryman marksman shooter


gunshot

The firing of a gun or the sound produced by it.


gurney

A wheeled stretcher or movable table used for transporting a patient or body.


guru

A spiritual teacher or expert in a field.


gutter

A shallow trough fixed beneath the edge of a roof for carrying off rainwater.


guy

A man or boy; a person of any gender in informal contexts.

guy

Guy

proper name, then any oddly-dressed person


guys

Plural of guy; informal term for people, typically men, or a group of individuals of mixed genders.


gym

A gymnasium, especially one for athletics or exercise.

gymnasium gymnastics gymnoplast gymnosperm


gymnasium

A room or building equipped for physical exercise.

gymnásion (γυμνάσιον)

A place to train naked. From gymnos (naked), as Greeks exercised unclothed.


gymnastics

Gymnastics is the sport or practice of exercises and feats of balance, flexibility, and strength.

gymnastics

gymnast gymnastic gymnasium gymnasticism


gypsy

A member of a nomadic people originating in northern India and now living in many parts of the world.


habit

A settled or regular tendency or practice, especially one that is hard to give up.

habit

habit

habitus

condition, appearance, dress, deportment

habituate inhabit exhibit cohabit inhibition


habitat

The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.

habit inhabit habitation habitual rehabilitate


hack

To cut with rough, heavy blows; also, to gain unauthorized access to a system or data.


hacker

A person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data, or a skilled computer programmer.


had

Past tense of have; possessed or held something.


hag

A hag is an old, often ugly woman, especially one imagined as a witch.


hah

An exclamation expressing sudden surprise, triumph, or derision, or used to represent a laugh.


hail

Precipitation in the form of ice pellets.

hail

hailstone
hailstorm
hail (verb, to rain ice)


hair

Any of the fine thread-like strands growing from the skin.


hale

Of a person, especially an elderly one, strong and healthy.


half

Either of two equal parts that together make a whole.


halfway

At or to the midpoint between two places or points.

half way path midway half-hearted half-baked


hall

A large room or building used for meetings, events, or as an entrance area.


hallelujah

An exclamation or song of praise or adoration to God.

הַלְלוּ יָהּ (halleluya)


halloween

The evening of October 31, observed by various customs such as dressing up in costume, trick-or-treating, and carving jack-o'-lanterns.

All Hallows' Eve, the evening before All Saints' Day

*hailaz (Proto-Germanic for 'whole, uninjured, healthy') for "hallow"


hallucinate

To perceive or seem to perceive something that is not actually present.

hallucinate

hallucinat-

hallucinatory or related to hallucination

hallucinārī

to wander in mind, rave, or dream wildly

hallucination hallucinatory hallucinogen hallucinogenic


hallucination

A hallucination is a perception-like experience that occurs without an external stimulus.

hallucination

a perception-like experience without an external stimulus

hallucinate hallucinatory hallucinating hallucinogen hallucinosis


hallway

A corridor in a building, providing access to rooms.


halo

A luminous ring or circle of light, especially one appearing around the sun or moon, or depicted around the head of a holy person.


ham

Meat from the upper part of a pig's leg, cured with salt or smoke.


hamburger

A food consisting of a patty of ground beef, usually grilled or fried, placed in a sliced bun.

frankfurter wiener burger cheeseburger steak


hammer

A tool with a heavy metal head mounted at right angles to a handle, used for driving nails, breaking things, or for forging.


hamster

A small burrowing rodent with cheek pouches.

hamsters hampster Hamster hamstering hamsterlike


hand

The end part of a person's arm beyond the wrist; to give or pass

hand

the end part of the arm; to pass to someone

handful handmade handshake firsthand secondhand


handbag

A small bag, often with a handle or strap, used especially by women for carrying personal items.

handheld handiwork backpack baggage glove


handbook

A small book giving information or instructions about a particular subject; a manual.

manual textbook notebook workbook handout


handcuff

A pair of linked restraining rings for the wrists, typically made of metal, used to secure a person's hands.

handcuff

hand

the end part of a person's arm beyond the wrist

cuff

a band at the end of a sleeve or trouser leg


handkerchief

A square of cloth or paper used for wiping the nose or mouth, or for decorative purposes.

Old English (hand) + Old French (couvre-chef)

handkerchief

a piece of cloth for wiping the nose or mouth


handle

To touch, hold, or manage something with one's hands or mind.


handler

A person who handles, manages, controls, or trains something or someone.

to touch, handle, or manage with the hand

handler

a person who handles, manages, controls, or trains something or someone


handling

The act of touching, holding, or managing something with one's hands.


handmade

Made by hand, not by machine, and typically therefore of superior quality.