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Revision as of 21:53, 2 February 2012
| Anglish | sp | English |
| Fair-headed | adj | A favourite son or man |
| Fair-shake | n | To give it a fair s. or equal treatment, same chance as others |
| Fall down | vb | To fail in an undertaking |
| Fall for | vb | To like, to be impressed by |
| Fast life | n | A life of dissipation and excitement |
| Fast-one | n | A frame up, a clever swindle |
| Fed up | phr | Had too much of it; disgusted, profoundly annoyed |
| Fedupness | n | A state of oversatiation and disgust |
| Feed | n | A meal |
| Felt out | phr | Sounded out; pumped for information |
| Fiend | n | Devotee, an enthusiastic supporter, such as an art fiend |
| Filmdom | n | The movie world |
| Finger | n | A police informer |
| Fired | pp | Dismissed, sacked, discharge from duty |
| Firewater | n | Intoxicating liquor |
| Fireworks | n | A shoot-out, gun play. 2. Bombast, an oratorary display |
| Firing line | n | |
| First run | n | Premiere of a movie |
| Fisty | adj | Angry; peevish; touchy. |
| Flesh creep | n | The shudders, shivers |
| Flesh show | n | A striptease show; a revue featuring nude or semi-nude dancers |
| Fly-by-night outfit | phr | An impermanent and unreliable business concern |
| Fly of the handle | phr | To lose one's temper; to become angry |
| Fold | vb | To cease, to close, to show or do no more, to quit |
| Followership | n | Ability and willingness to follow a leader |
| For a song | phr | Cheap; at a low price |
| Forget it | phr | Pay no further attention; drop the matter; let it go; stop talking; be quiet |
| Forgettery | n | A poor memory |
| Foxy | adj | Sexy, voluptuous, sensual, erotic, luscious |
| Freedom seekers | n | Divorce seekers |
| Free-wheeling | adj | |
| Freeze out | phr vb | To exclue a person; to force a person to withdraw, a forced exclusion or withdrawal |
| Full | adj | Intoxicated |