2-Letter Words Starting with F

Went in smoothly, maybe

Ready for a 10k, say

Having tone, say

Order a panda maybe

Order for one into stout

Alfa Romeo competitor

Revolutionary figure (wordplay)

Rock icon (wordplay)

Rock formation (wordplay)

Settled: Poet

Decamp (by moonlight?)

Dart in and out of the game (wordplay)

Fly away, maybe by moonlight

Ceramic glaze material

Glass-making material

Materials of which glass is made.

React to shocking news, maybe

React to shocking news maybe

React to terrible news, perhaps

Fencer's fake-out

False fencing trust sounds dim

Deceptive move by a boxer, for example

Canadian with the hit '1234'

Small dog, in the South

Singer with the 2007 hit "1234"

All hits all the time (wordplay)

Puncher's chance (wordplay)

Harrison has a big one at last!

Sole piece (wordplay)

Record time cut in France (wordplay)

Choice beef cut (Var.)

The chicken or the egg?

Who's position (wordplay)

Climbing gear (wordplay)

Don't just stand there, do something!

Just take care of the problem

Handyman's job

Cigar-lighter lighter

Town featured in "Roger & Me"

Our Man Coburn film

Play kneesies, maybe

Use a line, perhaps

Play footsie perhaps

Palm off (on)

Pass off (with on)

Impose inferior goods (on)

""To fuse ceramically, also FRIT""

Cocktail ingredients (wordplay)

Apple for one

Lemon, for one

Act guilty, perhaps

Not still like that (wordplay)

Betray nervousness, perhaps

Remove bones of (fish)

Boneless slice, of meat say

Cut of meat? Stuff the thing, they say

Top-of-the-line

Word for New York's police

Surpassing in quality

Fly

Set of steps (wordplay)

Trip up (wordplay)

Sudden exit from the airport (wordplay)

Money in Hungary.

In favour of international currency unit

Standard monetary unit of Hungary

Toward the front

Shock fine just (wordplay)

Alarm loud? Certainly!

Stage follower (wordplay)

In-crowd member (wordplay)

He's pernickety!

One embracing a craze

Fain

Word to describe Snow White

Snow White in a word

Snow White word.

Mussolini, for one

Enemy of Democracy.

Right-wing extremist

Beastly French artist (wordplay)

Matisse, for one

Matisse or Dufy, notably

One in a longstanding fight

A believer in {fideism=n}

Good pieces in seemly fabrication

Bit of imagination

A product of the imagination

A plant of the snapdragon family

Nut trifle mixed with touch of brandy

A European nut

Kind of nut.

""A dull brown colour, also PHILAMOT, PHILOMOT""

Site of professional shooting (wordplay)

It has lights

Where a director directs

An aquatic bird

Least likely to sag

Least negotiable

Least giving

Finest hose initially made from this

It may be entered by a fluke

Open meshed fabric

Polecat

Well-trained players on time for fixture

Item of (built-in) furniture

Permanent item of furniture or equipment

Survival group (wordplay)

Most apt to survive

Most up to the task

Jump into well - or dive (wordplay)

Shabby old cinema

Dive, or jump, into attack

Petal pusher (wordplay)

One who keeps mum (wordplay)

Petal-pusher (wordplay)

To flourish in deeds and works

Boehm, for one

Blowhard of sorts

Member of the orchestra

Concede well contains fish

Something given up as a penalty

Lose the right to fish in well

Most alluring, in slang

Most sexually alluring

Most shrewd

Fozy

Junk inside your trunk, perhaps

Huit cargo (wordplay)

French crew had the goods

A frame used to protect paper in a printing press

Bach, for one

Fumy

Aesop, for one

One tells stories, but fails to move

Aesop, for example

Faddy

Indolent

Idle

Most difficult to see note in exam

Glad to examine the most timid

Word that often precedes "idea"

The most select.

Most whimsical

Thin flag (anagram)

Steps outside an upper window

Window over a door

Qu? ser?, ser? believer

Handsome and very famous doom merchant

Person who accepts life as it comes

Most marbled, as meat

Most like suet

Having the most marbling

Fawny

Iron short skirts on time? Not her!

Carrie Chapman Catt, for one

Steinem, for one

Ferny

Fickle

Most angry if secret is blown

Most ferocious and savage

Cites ref as the most violent in temper

Most angry if tree is destroyed

Most passionate duke acquires lake

Most ardent

Ballet-dancer's toupee given back by social worker

One's featuring in play with no hint of eloquence being required (wordplay)

Acting extra with few or no lines; unfit rag (anagram)

Thin thread (for example in bulb)

'Thin wire, in a bulb say (8)'

Thin wire, in a bulb say

Most gauzy and gossamer

Winner-to-be, maybe

National Book Award nominee

Competitor if in last gets irritated

Finny

Certain harbor vessel.

Emergency oil rig visitor

Vessel equipped with strong pumps

Insect found in hot areas

A type of bolt

Most suspicious in piscine way

Odd fetish is most suspect

Most questionable

Most effervescent

Most eccentric

Flamy

James Galway, say

Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, e.g

Sir James Galway, for example

Flawy

Flaxy

Off-hand, frivolous in speech

Being facetious over pint flap

'A drink,' you gasp, being frivolous

Flip

Stadium of Light (wordplay)

How the ark was illuminated (wordplay)

Illuminated at night

Most subject to chance

Fluty

Best-sudsing

A flowering plant

Least notion, in a phrase

Most unclear

Footy

Forky

Warehouse beast of burden (4,4)

Truck for raising loads

Small load-lifter

Least likely to last

Most delicate or weak

Most feeble

Nipped in the winter

Child allowed a tiny peach, perhaps

Fubsy

Fuggy

Livid at dropping new air freshener (wordplay)

Gaseous pesticide

Universal fighter in imaginative work, Asia's missing pest controller

Most earthy

Sport outfit embracing European style initially. It is most trendy

If unsent, doctor has the best gas

That's the greatest gas

Tops at wisecracking

With the thickest coat

Furzy

Most exacting about details

Most finicky

Most decorated lidless tarts in fact short of filling

Fusty

One predicting things to come

Visionary sporting tutu: first time away

One who looks ahead

Describing Kipling's Sudanese soldier.

One who fabricates; a manufacturer.

Creator of very imaginative fiction

Creator of strange worlds

Soldier, when engaged in writing, is a dreamer

Faulty

Featly

One way to land (and puzzle theme)

One way to enter a pool

One way to enter the pool

Feisty

One with a peculiar attachment - perhaps she fits it

An upholder of feudalism.

Most in need of a bath

OK corral event

Gun battle

A Very (wordplay)

Hearthside's glow.

Glow from hearth

Weapon provided backing for a vault

The starry heaven

Definite agreement takes time in Heaven

Dyer and Bowyer had a public one

Hand-to-hand battle

Possibly a bareknuckle encounter

Flabby

Flaggy

Flappy

Wearing the most bling, say

Most gaudy, being faithless

Most dazzling

""FLAVOR to impart a special taste to, also FLAVOUR""

Fledgy

Most like a cumulus cloud

Most in need of toning

Like the worst excuse

Flinty

Most coquettish

Floaty

Flocky

Floppy

Flossy

Most superficial

Boxing's eight-stone division

Boxer weighing 51kg or less

Hundred-pound boxer, for example

Folksy

Crime scene clue, perhaps

Evidence washed away by the tide

Birth certificate marking

Care taken at gunpoint (wordplay)

Caution - dubious gift horse!

Prudence becoming sore in battle

Artistic conservative

One is too punctilious to produce a catalogue

Prepare for shopping trip as a stickler for procedure (wordplay)

Vacation duration, maybe

Was boxing champion, say, for two weeks

Period of two weeks

Freaky

Fretty

Most ruffled

Superlatively ruffled

Fringy

Most playful

Frizzy

Froggy

Frosty

Frothy

Frouzy

Frowsy

Frowzy

Fruity

Most dowdy

Thundering; fulminating.

FUSION the act of melting together

""FACTUAL actual, real""

State of being famished.

Hamilton, for one

Alexander Hamilton, for one

Ladies fret about someone wanting union

""The medical study and treatment of the fetus, especially within the uterus.""

A cell that gives rise to connective tissue.

A writer of fiction.

Pointer having to play with mail

Handle letters and sign

Directional sign.

Finicky

Glove box item

Stairway whip = shiner

Switch in aircraft that helps you to see

Flaunty

Fleshly

Flighty

Driveway accessory, perhaps

Night game requirement

Sports ground illuminator

Flouncy

Flowery

One versed in traditional customs

Foolish

22 down river, OK (wordplay)

Direct and outspoken

Straight to the point

""Of, pertaining to, or causing a type of mutation consisting of the insertion or deletion of one or more nucleotides in the nucleic acid structure of a gene, when the number of base pairs inserted or deleted is not a multiple of three. If the addition or deletion occurs in multiples of three, the unaffected nucleotides in the genome remain in the proper order ("frame") to be correctly translated into protein; in such cases of insertions or deletions not causing a frame shift, a functional though altered protein may be produced by the organism. Frameshift mutations cause more profound changes in the composition of the protein resulting from translation of the mutated gene.not causing a frame shift, a functional though altered protein may be produced by the organism. Frameshift mutations cause more profound changes in the composition of the protein resulting from translation of the mutated gene.""

Freckly

Frizzly

Frowsty

Feathery

English word

English word

Its arch might be plain or tented

Mark left by handler

Crime scene clue

Finnicky

Most hospitable

Satisfaction (US spelling)

Completion, accomplishment (US spelling)

Feeling of satisfaction

Tightrope walker

Ropedancer

English word

A concentrated alcohol solution of a drug of such strength that each milliliter contains the equivalent of one gram of the dry form of the drug.

Fruitful

Predictor of what is to come

One who forecasts coming developments

Person dealing with the study or prediction for mankind during times to come

Boxer weighing up to 57 kg

Willie Pep was one

Light and of little importance

""FEUILLETON A part of a French newspaper (usually the bottom of the page), devoted to light literature, criticism, etc.; also, the article or tale itself, thus printed.""

FLUGELHORN

FLUOROSCOPE An instrument for observing or exhibiting fluorescence.

An adherent of functionalism.

One skilled in the cultivation of flowers; a florist.