Fill in,
to provide information.
Fill out,
to complete a form (also fill in).
Fill out,
become more fleshy - mature.
Filling,
making full.
Filling,
(n) substance used to fill a tooth.
Film,
transparent covering.
Film,
movie.
Film,
a vehicle for the retention of a negative image (usually).
Fillum,
Irish for movie.
Fill Em,
order to barman for two repeat beers.
Fine,
agreeable.
Fine,
imposition.
Fine,
thin.
Fine,
good quality.
Fine (vb)
to filter (wine).
Finish,
the end, the last part.
Finnish,
of the Finns.
The Finnish will always finish.
Fir,
type of evergreen tree.
Fur,
hairy covering.
Flag,
type of iris.
Flag,
paving stone.
Flag,
coloured cloth attached to a pole.
Flag (vb),
to tire.
Flaky,
style of pastry.
Flaky,
breaking away.
Flaky (sl),
of person, unpleasant.
Flannel,
material.
Flannel,
wash cloth made of above.
Flannel,
trousers made of similar material.
Flannel,
excuse.
Flap,
loose fold.
Flap,
part of control surface of aircraft.
Flap,
panic.
Flap,
up and down movement.
He caught the flap on his sleeve on the aircraft control
stick, the flap went down and he got in a flap as
the plane began to flap.
Flapper,
dancer from roaring '20s.
Flapper,
young bird learning to fly.
Flat,
level.
Flat,
uninteresting.
Flat,
without fizz.
Flats,
stage backgrounds.
Flats,
apartments.
Flats,
marshland.
Flaw,
imperfection.
Floor,
supporting surface of a room.
The floor had a flaw.
Fleet,
swift.
Fleet,
collection of ships.
The king had a fleet fleet.
Fleeting,
passing quickly - swift.
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