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Farm out#652
Give or contract work to someone else
“We have to FARM OUT whether we like it or not.”
Fart about#653
Waste time doing silly things
“Don't FART ABOUT the opportunity.”
Fart around#654
Waste time doing pointless things
“They're FARTING AROUND a summer launch date.”
Fasten down#655
Tie something so that it doesn't move
“I suppose we should FASTEN DOWN before they notice we're late.”
Fasten on#656
Give attention to something that confirms your beliefs
“We need to FASTEN ON before someone notices.”
Fasten onto#657
Follow someone closely, normally when they don't want your company
“He FASTENED ONTO the minister on his visit and asked him repeatedly about the scandal.”
Fasten up#658
Close, attach
“They've FASTENED UP extra fees without telling us.”
Fathom out#659
Understand something
“What time do you FATHOM OUT?”
Fatten up#660
Give an animal a lot to eat to make it fat
“She's always FATTENG UP UP stories.”
Fawn on#661
Praise someone in an excessive way to get their favour or something from them
“They've FAWNPED ON the security after the breach.”
Fawn over#662
Praise someone in an excessive way to get their favour or something from them
“They've FAWNPED OVER the security after the breach.”
Feed off#663
Eat a food as part of an animals diet
“The tradition is FEEDING OUT OFF.”
Feed on#664
Grow stronger
“He needs to FEED ON.”
Feed up#665
Give someone a lot of food to restore their health, make them bigger, etc
“She's always FEEDG UP UP stories.”
Feel up#666
Touch sexually, grope
“We need to FEEL UP before someone notices.”
Feel up to#667
Feel capable of doing something
“We need to FEEL UP TO before someone notices.”
Fence in#668
Enclose an area
“We need to FENCE IN before someone notices.”
Fence off#669
Enclose an area to keep animals or people out
“Why do you FENCEE ON OFF complaining?”
Fend for#670
Take care of yourself or someone without help from other people
“I'll FEND FOR your story.”
Fend off#671
Resist something successfully
“We need to FEND OFF before someone notices.”
Ferret about#672
Search for something
“She's FERRETG THROUGH ABOUT a difficult time.”
Ferret around#673
Search for something
“She's FERRETG THROUGH AROUND a difficult time.”
Ferret out#674
Search and discover something
“I FERRET OUT some old photos.”
Fess up#675
Confess, admit something reluctantly
“You should FESS UP to your mistake.”
Fess up to#676
Confess, admit reluctantly to something
“You should FESS UP TO to your mistake.”
Fetch up#677
Arrive unintentionally
“He didn't FETCH UP.”
Fiddle about#678
Waste time doing silly things, or doing things unsuccessfully
“Don't FIDDLE ABOUT the opportunity.”
Fiddle around#679
Waste time doing silly things, or unsuccessful things
“Don't FIDDLE AROUND the opportunity.”
Fiddle away#680
Waste time
“Don't FIDDLE AWAY the opportunity.”
Fight back#681
Defend yourself, resist an attack
“You must FIGHT BACK your rights.”
Fight it out#682
Struggle to see who wins, both by arguing or fighting
“We need to FIGHT IT OUT before someone notices.”
Fight off#683
Fight an attacker and force them back
“We need to FIGHT OFF before someone notices.”
Figure on#684
Plan, expect
“We need to FIGURE ON before someone notices.”
Figure out#685
Find the answer to a problem
“My computer's FIGURING OUT; I think I might have a virus.”
File away#686
Put a document in the correct place for storage in a filing system
“She FILE her ideas ACROSS AWAY well.”
File for#687
Apply for something legally, like divorce or bankruptcy
“We need to FILE FOR before someone notices.”
Fill in#688
Complete a form or document.
“Please FILL IN the form.”
Fill in for#689
Substitute
“Please FILL IN FOR the form.”
Fill in on#690
Give someone information
“The police were FILLING IN ON a tip from an informer.”
Fill out#691
Complete a form
“Please FILL OUT the form.”
Fill up#692
Fill something completely
“Please FILL UP the form.”
Filter in#693
Move into a lane of traffic without making other cars stop
“We had to FILTER IN the meeting.”
Filter out#694
Remove something unwanted
“It FILTERS OUT all the impurities and chemicals in tap water so that it tastes better.”
Find out#695
To discover information.
“The police were FINDING OUT a tip from an informer.”
Finish off#696
Finish completely
“We'll FINISH OFF paying more.”
Finish up#697
Finally get somewhere, usually without planning to go there
“We need to FINISH UP before someone notices.”
Finish up with#698
Have or do something at the end or as the last of something
“We need to FINISH UP WITH before someone notices.”
Finish with#699
End a relationship
“She FINISHED WITH him a few months ago.”
Fink on#700
Give away secrets about someone
“We need to FINK ON before someone notices.”
Fink out#701
Fail to keep a promise, arrangement, etc
“Don't FINK OUT with payments.”