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fluorescent |
Adjective
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emitting light during exposure to radiation from an external source |
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fluorescent |
Adjective
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brilliantly colored and apparently giving off light |
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fluorescent |
Noun
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a lighting fixture that uses a fluorescent lamp |
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fulgid |
Adjective
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having brief brilliant points or flashes of light |
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fainthearted |
Adjective
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lacking conviction or boldness or courage |
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faint-hearted |
Adjective
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lacking conviction or boldness or courage |
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funky |
Adjective
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in a state of cowardly fright |
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funky |
Adjective
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stylish and modern in an unconventional way |
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funky |
Adjective
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(of jazz) having the soulful feeling of early blues |
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funky |
Adjective
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offensively malodorous |
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fulgent |
Adjective
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shining intensely |
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faineant |
Adjective
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disinclined to work or exertion |
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fitful |
Adjective
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intermittently stopping and starting |
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fitful |
Adjective
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occurring in spells and often abruptly |
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free-enterprise |
Adjective
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subscribing to capitalistic competition |
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fraternal |
Adjective
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like or characteristic of or befitting a brother |
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fraternal |
Adjective
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(of twins) derived from two separate fertilized ova |
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fraternal |
Adjective
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of or relating to a fraternity or society of usually men |
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free-thinking |
Adjective
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unwilling to accept authority or dogma (especially in religion) |
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flesh-eating |
Adjective
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(of animals) carnivorous |
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fruit-eating |
Adjective
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feeding on fruit |
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flush-seamed |
Adjective
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laid edge to edge (not overlapping) |
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fierce |
Adjective
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violently agitated and turbulent |
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fierce |
Adjective
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ruthless in competition |
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fierce |
Adjective
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marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions |
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fierce |
Adjective
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marked by extreme and violent energy |
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faveolate |
Adjective
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pitted with cell-like cavities (as a honeycomb) |
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focal |
Adjective
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having or localized centrally at a focus |
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focal |
Adjective
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of or relating to a focus |
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fated |
Adjective
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(usually followed by `to') determined by tragic fate |
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foreordained |
Adjective
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established or prearranged unalterably |
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fluky |
Adjective
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subject to accident or chance or change |
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flukey |
Adjective
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subject to accident or chance or change |
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fringy |
Adjective
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at or constituting a border or edge |
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fatal |
Adjective
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controlled or decreed by fate |
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fatal |
Adjective
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having momentous consequences |
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fatal |
Adjective
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bringing death |
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fatal |
Adjective
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having extremely unfortunate or dire consequences |
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fateful |
Adjective
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controlled or decreed by fate |
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fateful |
Adjective
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having momentous consequences |
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fateful |
Adjective
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(of events) having extremely unfortunate or dire consequences |
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fateful |
Adjective
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ominously prophetic |
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fabian |
Adjective
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using cautious slow strategy to wear down opposition |
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final |
Adjective
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not to be altered or undone |
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final |
Adjective
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occurring at or forming an end or termination |
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final |
Adjective
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conclusive in a process or progression |
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final |
Noun
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an examination administered at the end of an academic term |
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final |
Noun
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the final match between the winners of all previous matches in an elimination tournament |
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focused |
Adjective
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of an optical system, such as an eye or opera glasses, adjusted to produce a clear image |
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focused |
Adjective
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(of light rays) converging on a point |