• bolt Then the bolt was drawn; the door opened a little way; and at his feet fell the engagement ring.
• colt The old man, as he laboured under the weight of the colt, kept groaning, O Allah!
• dolt What a dolt I was not to think of it.
• falter Then suddenly Caterina's fingers began to falter, and she placed the plates on the table with a clatter, as if her eyes were blinded.
• fatty "I couldn't see it before, but you have made it very clear, Fatty.
• fault And it is not her fault.
• faulty Not only was the prevailing method of investigation faulty, but actual knowledge of a large part of the animal kingdom was extremely limited.
• fealty He had declared his fealty; to some extent, had proved it; had hoped that he was gaining in her esteem.
• felt I felt sure that first day.
• filet
• filly My daughter found a colorful filly in the garden.
• filter I need to clean my filter before I use the vacuum cleaner.
• filthy
• fitly The flowers fitly Bloom in the garden.
• flat
• flay Adventurous spirits flay themselves alive in order to experience the exuberant sensation of being alive outside of the body.
• flit
• float The floating dock gives the kayakers a safe place to rest.
• flory Every day, she watered the flowers in her garden, flavored with a little garlic and a touch of flory.
• flout
• flute I can play the flute.
• fly
• foaled A foal is a baby horse.
• foiled The plot was foiled when the detective recognized the suspect from a previous case.
• fold
• folder I keep all of my paperwork in a folder.
• folio
• folk Her folk are legends of the sea.
• folly A folly is a stupid mistake.
• font
• foot He lifted her heavy foot from the pedal.
• fort
• forte It is important to use forte when speaking.
• forty I'm forty.
• fouled The ball fouled off the post and out of play.
• foully It was foully polluted in the river.
• fully The food is fully cooked.
• jolt The thunderbolt felt like a jolt in the middle of the night.
• lofty Hearing his declaration, she felt a bit lofty at achieving such an ambition.
• molt The frog molted into a new skin.
• polity It is the study of the principles and methods of government.
• volt I have to change the battery in my flashlight.
• zloty Zloty is the currency of Poland.
• Fled I ran away from the scene of the crime.
• Fooled
• Footy
• Fowled
• Holt
• Floyd
• folds On the Foldscope, the unfolded image is the same as the folded image.
• FLT
• FOL FOLks in the know say that FOLks in the land are FOOLish.
• FOLL
• Foley
• flirty
• felts Can it be said that they rode? They sat feebly on animals, swaddled in felts and furs, the pagri concealing each face with the exception of one eye in a blue goggle; rolling from side to side, clutching at ropes and halters, moaning "Ya Allah!"-a deplorable cavalcade.

Aniversity

• adversity
• animosity
• anniversary
• universality
• university