- factious, adj. Dictionary lookup
causing dissension
- fallacious, adj. Dictionary lookup
faulty in logic, producing error or mistake, misleading and disappointing
- fatuous, adj. Dictionary lookup
complacently stupid or inane
- felicitous, adj. Dictionary lookup
suitable to the occasion, apt
- fervid, adj. Dictionary lookup
intense, zealous, impassioned
- fester, v. Dictionary lookup
to form pus, to become more and more virulent, to rankle, to grow embittered
- fester, v. Dictionary lookup
to form pus, to become more and more virulent, to rankle, to grow embittered
- fiat, n. Dictionary lookup
an order issue by a legal authority, a sanction or authorization
- flout, v. Dictionary lookup
to mock, to sneer
- foment, v. Dictionary lookup
to stir up, to arouse, to incite, to instigate
- frenetic, adj. Dictionary lookup
frantic, frenzied
- froward, adj. Dictionary lookup
not willing to yield or comply with what is required
- frugal, adj. Dictionary lookup
economical, not spending freely
- fulminate, v. Dictionary lookup
to explode with sudden violence, to shout denunciations
- fulsome, adj. Dictionary lookup
disgusting or offensive, especially because of excess