Words starting with F

The act of manufacturing or constructing something; or a falsehood or invented story meant to deceive.

Deceptive; based on or characterized by a fallacy; likely to mislead.

Very particular about details; meticulous to the point of being hard to please.

To pretend to have or feel something; to present a false appearance in order to deceive.

A strong and sincere feeling of enthusiasm or passion for something; intense devotion.

Often changing; unstable or inconsistent in behavior, opinions, or loyalties.

Noun: refined skill, tact, or diplomacy in handling a situation; Verb: to handle or achieve something with such skill or by clever, delicate maneuvering.

Soft and limp; lacking firmness or tone; can describe muscles, tissues, or other things that are not firm; can also describe a lack of vigor or vitality in a metaphorical sense.

Glaring; scandalous; conspicuously wrong or outrageous

The quality of being showy and ostentatious in manner or style; an extravagant display or behavior.

A young or inexperienced person; someone who is new to a field or activity and lacks experience.

Disrespect; a lack of seriousness or a casual, frivolous attitude toward important matters.

Lacking proper seriousness or respect; treating important matters with a frivolous, glib attitude.

Richly ornamented or colored; elaborately decorative; also reddened in the face.

To grow, develop, or thrive; to be successful or prosperous.

To stir up, incite, or foster the growth of something, especially trouble, unrest, or rebellion.