extort

To obtain something by psychological pressure, intimidation, force, threat, etc.

exultation

The act or state of triumphant joy.

exuviate

To shed or cast off.

faff

To waste time without accomplishing much.

faitour

A cheat or impostor.

fanboy

A boy or man who is an extremely enthusiastic follower of someone or something.

fancy-pants

Someone attractive, silly, or pretentious.

farce

1. A light play, film, or literary work involving absurd, exaggerated, or improbable situations.

fat cat

A rich, privileged person, especially one who influences elections by making contributions to politi...

Faustian

Surrendering one’s integrity for something, such as power, money, fame, etc.

faute de mieux

For want of something better.

felix culpa

An error or disaster that has fortunate consequences.

fertigation

The application of fertilizer by adding it to the water in an irrigation system.

festoon

A decorative chain or string, of flowers, leaves, ribbons, etc., hanging between two points.

fig

1. A tree or shrub of the genusFicusor its fruit.

flagellate

To punish, especially by whipping.

flash Harry

A man who dresses and behaves in a vulgar, showy, or pretentious manner.

fleer

To laugh in a derisive manner.

fleshment

Excitement resulting from a first success at something.

flexitarian

One who follows a primarily vegetarian diet but occasionally consumes animal products.

flimflam

1. Nonsense.

florilegium

A compilation of excerpts; anthology.

folkmoot

A general assembly of the people of a town, city, county, etc.

footloose

Free to go or do as one pleases without concerns or commitments.

forswunk

Exhausted.

fortean

Relating to paranormal phenomena.

fractal

Something, such as a shape, curve, pattern, etc., where smaller parts have the same characteristics.

frenemy

Someone with whom one is friendly, despite feeling hostility.

frizzle

To make a sizzling or sputtering noise.

frum

Religious; observant of religious laws.