• faced Holding him firmly, I faced the lady as she stopped near me.
• fad "It's all part of the craze for new things," he was saying, "and these awful pictures are merely a fad.
• fade He heard a slight noise without the cave, and, looking up, saw that which caused the smile to fade quickly.
• faded The colour had faded from her cheeks; her eyes were heavy, as if she had been weeping; and if she did not steadily avoid his gaze, she was, he could see, uneasy under it.
• fahd Executive branch: chief of state: King and Prime Minister FAHD bin Abd al-Aziz Al Saud (since 13 June 1982); Crown Prince and First Deputy Prime Minister ABDALLAH bin Abd al-Aziz Al Saud (half-brother to the monarch, heir to the throne since 13 June 1982, regent from 1 January to 22 February 1996); note - the monarch is both the chief of state and head of government
• failed One must he judged by his motive-and by that standard I failed."
• fate In his hand was the fate of the world.
• fated She passed her fork over the salad and took a bite, her fate already sealed.
• fazed I was startled when I heard the door open; I was so fazed that I forgot to close it.
• fed I'm going to the grocery store, but I'll also need to buy food for the pet.
• feed
• fete The party was a fantastic success.
• feud We had a feud with our neighbors for as long as we could remember.
• fiat She refused to pay the $37 parking fine, insisting on paying with a fiat currency.
• fief The fief belonged to the lord of the castle.
• field I have to study for my biology class in the field tomorrow.
• fiend I am a horrible fiend when it comes to cleaning up after myself.
• fife Howard picked up the fife and began to play.
• file After scanning the file for viruses, I placed it in the trashcan.
• filet My mother always serves us filet for our lobster dinner.
• filled
• find
• fine
• fined
• fire
• fired
• fit I was fit to be tied when I found out she was naked in my bed.
• fitter
• five
• fixed
• foiled
• food
• ford
• freed After years of incarceration, Matt was finally freed.
• fried
• fumed The fumes from the burning plant created a hazardous and unpleasant smell.
• fused The bomb was fused to the timer.
• ivied The ivied walls surrounding the campus made it feel like a secret garden.
• lied The detective lied when he claimed he didn't see the body.
• pied I have a very small pied piper following me.
• tied John is tied to the chair.
• Died They came and took each his own before he died.
• Dived Dempster dived down to the lower hall and up again, panting for breath.
• Famed Here one can understand why Ratisbon, like the French Arles, is famed for the beauty of her daughters.
• Fared Seeing nothing of his partner for several days, Amarendra called to inquire how the new contract fared and was thunderstruck to find Jogesh's house locked up.
• Feet
• Feted Diane was feted at the party.
• Fibbed After fibbing on my math test, I felt really fibbed.
• Fie You're not fit to lick my boots!
• Filed
• Finned I have a finned fish that I keep in my aquarium.
• Fished
• Fitted
• Fizzed After taking a sip of my drink, I fizzed it up with some food coloring.
• Fled
• Fred
• Fud I'm not fudged up, I'm fudged out.
• Hied Hied forgot to lock the door.
• Hived We hived off some of the old servers to be used as secondary machines.
• Lived
• Vied
• Wived My wife married me last weekend.
• Fidel In 1961, Fidel Castro led a revolution which overthrew the Cuban government.
• Frieda Frieda eats eggs for breakfast.
• Fido
• faked I believe he deliberately shot himself, and the family faked the accident and fixed the authorities.
• flied She flew out of the open door.
• firmed She made her position clear by fixing him with a firm stare.
• FD My bank FD was stolen.
• FWD
• rived

Aniversity

• adversity
• animosity
• anniversary
• universality
• university