All 6-letter words that contain the letter f.
764 6-letter words containing F in the FreeDict dictionary, each linked to its definition, pronunciation and origin. Words of this length fit most crossword grids and solve the majority of anagram puzzles, as well as being everyday Scrabble and Words With Friends plays. F is worth 4 points a tile in Scrabble and 4 in Words With Friends.
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verb To cut something down, especially a tree, or to knock someone or something to the ground.
noun A casual or dialectal way of saying "fellow," meaning a man or guy.
noun A man or boy; a guy.
noun Someone convicted of a felony — a serious crime.
noun A serious crime, typically punishable by at least a year in prison, as opposed to a lesser misdemeanor.
noun A dense fabric made by matting and pressing fibers, usually wool, rather than weaving them.
noun A person, animal, or plant of the sex or gender that produces eggs or bears offspring.
noun A woman, or, in queer contexts, someone whose gender presentation is markedly feminine.
noun A woman, occasionally referring to the especially hypergamous.
noun The thighbone — the long bone running from the hip to the knee.
noun The thighbone — the long bone running from the hip to the knee.
adj Enclosed by a fence.
noun A participant in the sport of fencing.
noun A barrier, usually made of wood, metal, or wire, marking a boundary or enclosing an area.
verb To look after or provide for oneself, without relying on others.
noun The part of a car body that covers the area around a wheel.
noun A plant with a mild anise-like flavor, used as a vegetable, herb, and spice.
adj Wild and untamed, especially describing an animal that has escaped domestication and now lives in the wild.
adj Pertaining to wild, menacing animals; feral.
noun A small, slender, domesticated relative of the weasel, sometimes used to hunt rabbits and other burrowing animals.
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