fabrefaction
n
1652 -1678
act of fashioning or making a work of art
The sculptor felt that fabrefaction was more important than the end result.
fallaciloquence
n
1656 -1761
deceitful speech
Your fallaciloquence, though charming, will not convince the jury to acquit.
famelicose
adj
1730 -1775
often or very hungry
The tribe's crops frequently fail, and their children are famelicose.
famigerate
v
1623 -1736
to carry news from abroad
The bloggers famigerated about the conditions in the war-torn country.
ficulnean
adj
1716 -1716
of fig-tree wood; worthless
His ficulnean arguments failed to convince his professor to raise his grade.
filicology
n
1884 -1884
study of ferns
Filicology is a discipline for which paleontological training is a great asset.
findible
adj
1656 -1790
able to be cleft or split
This pie is perfectly findible, if we can agree to some simple rules for cutting it.
flosculation
n
1651 -1651
an embellishment or ornament in speech
The speaker's lecture was rendered laughable by ridiculous flosculations.
foppotee
n
1663 -1663
simpleton
What a pitiful foppotee he was, always oblivious to our jeers!
frenigerent
adj
1656 -1681
bearing a bridle
The frenigerent filly flew fast from the fire.
fumificate
v
1721 -1792
to make or cause smoke or incense
The only problem with the new grill is its tendency to fumificate.
gardeviance
n
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