| ANGUSTIFOLIATE | • angustifoliate adj. (Botany) Having narrow leaves. • ANGUSTIFOLIATE adj. narrow-leaved. |
| FACILITATING | • facilitating v. Present participle of facilitate. • FACILITATE v. to make easier. |
| FATIGABILITIES | • fatigabilities n. Plural of fatigability. • FATIGABILITY n. the state of being fatigable, easily tired. |
| FATIGABILITY | • fatigability n. (Medicine) A medical condition in which fatigue is easily induced. • FATIGABILITY n. the state of being fatigable, easily tired. |
| FLAGITATE | • flagitate v. (Archaic) To importune; to demand fiercely or with passion. • FLAGITATE v. to entreat or importune. |
| FLAGITATED | • flagitated v. Simple past tense and past participle of flagitate. • FLAGITATE v. to entreat or importune. |
| FLAGITATES | • flagitates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flagitate. • FLAGITATE v. to entreat or importune. |
| FLAGITATING | • flagitating v. Present participle of flagitate. • FLAGITATE v. to entreat or importune. |
| FLAGITATION | • flagitation n. (Archaic) importunity; urgent demand. • FLAGITATION n. the action of asking or demanding with passion. |
| FLAGITATIONS | • flagitations n. Plural of flagitation. • FLAGITATION n. the action of asking or demanding with passion. |
| FUNGISTATICALLY | • FUNGISTATIC adv. inhibiting the growth of fungi. |
| PHYTOFLAGELLATE | • phytoflagellate n. Any dinoflagellate of the class Phytomastigophorea. • PHYTOFLAGELLATE n. any of various organisms (as dinoflagellates) that have many characteristics in common with typical algae. |
| STAGFLATION | • stagflation n. (Economics) Inflation accompanied by stagnant growth, unemployment or recession. • STAGFLATION n. persistent inflation combined with stagnant consumer demand and relatively high unemployment. |
| STAGFLATIONARY | • stagflationary adj. (Economics) Tending to induce stagflation. • STAGFLATIONARY adj. relating to stagflation. |
| STAGFLATIONS | • stagflations n. Plural of stagflation. • STAGFLATION n. persistent inflation combined with stagnant consumer demand and relatively high unemployment. |