English to English Dictionary

Flocculation

The process by which fine particulates are caused to clump together into a floc.

Fluctuate

To change continually irregularly, especially up and down in amount, quality, or value.

Flummox

To bewilder; to perplex greatly.

Flurry

A small, light fall of snow blown by the wind.

Fob-watch

A small pocket watch attached to a ribbon, chain, or fob, designed to be carried in a waistcoat pocket.

Focalize

To bring to a focus; to concentrate light, attention, or activity onto a single central point.

Focalizer

A person or thing that focuses attention, energy, or light; in narratology, the perspective through which a narrative is perceived.

Foe

An enemy or adversary, particularly in the context of war, combat, or intense opposition.

Folioing

The act of numbering the pages of a book, manuscript, or document consecutively.

Force majeure

Unforeseeable circumstances that prevent someone from fulfilling a contract.

Forcible-removal

The act of compelling someone to leave a place against their will using physical force, legal authority, or coercion.

Foreplay

Sexual activity engaged in before intercourse, typically involving touching, kissing, and petting to arouse excitement.