fibreform
1> , 

fibreglass
1> , 

fibreless
1>   , 
2> , 

fibril
1> ; ; 
2> _.    , 
3> _.  ();  

fibrilla
1> ; ; 
2> _.    , 
3> _.  ();  

fibrillar
1> , 
2>    
_Ex:
fibrillar twitchings  

fibrillary
1> , 
2>    
_Ex:
fibrillary twitchings  

fibrillate
1>  ( )

fibrillated
1>   ; 

fibrillation
1>  ()
2>   
3>  
4> _. 

fibrilliform
1>   

fibrillose
1> _.     ;   

fibrin
1> 

fibrination
1> _.     

fibrinbioplast
1> _. ,   
     

fibrinous
1> ; 

fibro-
1>     : , 
_Ex:
fibroblast  ( )
_Ex:
fibrocement 

fibrogenesis
1> _. ,    


fibroid
1> _.  , 
2>  
3> , 

fibroin
1> _. 

fibrolite
1> _. 

fibroma
1> _. 

fibromata
1> _pl.  fibroma

fibrose
1> 

fibroses
1> _pl.  fibrosis

fibrosis
1> _. ,   

fibrotic
1> _. 

fibrous
1> , ;  ( ); 
_Ex:
fibrous husk of the coconut   

_Ex:
fibrous root (system)   
_Ex:
fibrous insulation _.    
_Ex:
fibrous peat , 

fibster
1> _. , 

fibula
1> _. ,  (    )
2> _.  

fibulae
1> _pl.  fibula

fibular
1> _.    

fiche
1> _. 
_Ex:
jumbo fiche  

fichu
1>  (  . . )

fickle
1> , 
_Ex:
fickle disposition  ( 
_Ex:
fickle weather  
_Ex:
fickle friends  
_Ex:
fickle health  
_Ex:
fickle crop _-.  
2> ,   

fico
1> _. ,  
2> , 

ficoid
1> _.   , 

ficoidal
1> ;    

fictile
1> ,   
_Ex:
fictile deity  
2> 
_Ex:
fictile art  
3> ,   
4> , 

fictileness
1> 
2>  

fictility
1> 
2>  

fiction
1> ,  , 

_Ex:
works of fiction , 
_Ex:
light fiction  
_Ex:
writer of fiction ; ; 
_Ex:
he prefers history to fiction   

2>   (,   . .)
3> , ; 
_Ex:
her account was complete fiction    
   
_Ex:
to distinguish fact from fiction    
_Ex:
fact is stranger than fiction   
,  
4> _. 
_Ex:
legal fiction, fiction of law  

fiction-monger
1> , 
2> 

fictional
1> , 
2> 
_Id:
fictional parts of territory _.  ()
  (,   . .)

fictionalization
1> 
_Ex:
the fictionalization of the Battle of Gettysburg
     

fictionalized
1> 

fictioneer
1> _.  ;  

fictionist
1> , 

fictitious
1> , ; 
_Ex:
fictitious being  () 
_Ex:
fictitious characters  () 
()
_Ex:
fictitious narrative , 
_Ex:
fictitious name  
2> 
_Ex:
fictitious marriage  
3> , 
_Ex:
fictitious tears  
_Ex:
fictitious fame  
_Ex:
her account of the accident was totally fictitious  
   
4>   
_Ex:
his favourite fictitious heroes and heroines  
   

fictitiously
1> , 

fictive
1> , ; 
_Ex:
fictive being  () 
_Ex:
fictive characters  ()  ()
_Ex:
fictive narrative , 
_Ex:
fictive name  
2> 
_Ex:
fictive marriage  
3> , 
4> ,   
_Ex:
fictive art  
_Ex:
fictive talent  

ficus
1> _. ,    (Ficus gen.)
2> _. ,  ,  (Ficus gen.)

fid
1> _. , ; 
2> _.  ( ),  (); 
3> _pl. _. , 
_Ex:
there were fids of them    
4> _.  
_Ex:
to fid the mast  

fiddle
1> _. ;  
2> _. ; , ,  
3> _.   
4> _. 
5> _. () 
6> _.    (      )
7> _-. 
8>  . .  !, !
_Id:
a face as long as a fiddle  
_Id:
to play first fiddle   ,  
() ;  
_Id:
to play second fiddle   
_Id:
to play third fiddle   
_Id:
(to be) (as) fit (_. fine) as a fiddle ()  
   
_Id:
to hang up one's fiddle  ,   ;
  
_Id:
to hang up one's fiddle anywhere _.   

_Id:
to hang up one's fiddle when one comes home   
   
_Id:
there is many a good tune played on an old fiddle
_.     
9> _.   ; ""
10>   ,  (-.)
_Ex:
he fiddled with the pipe until he brocke it   
    ,    
_Ex:
don't fiddle with the device!   !
11> _. 
12> ; 
13> _. _.  ;  (, )
_Id:
to fiddle while Rome burns    
 

fiddle about
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
I spent the whole morning fiddling about  
 

fiddle around
1> (with) 
_Ex:
he fiddled around with the engine for hours   
 (  ) 

fiddle away
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
to fiddle away one's time   

fiddle bow
1> 
2> _.  ,  

fiddle-back
1>     

fiddle-case
1>   

fiddle-de-dee, fiddlededee,
1> , 
2>  . .  !, !, !

fiddle-dock
1> _.   (Rumex pulcher)

fiddle-faddle
1> . _pl. , ; ; 
2> , 
3>  . .  !, !, !
4>  ,   ;  

fiddle-fish
1> _.   (squatina spp.)

fiddle-footed
1> _.  (   . .)
2>   
_Ex:
fiddle-footed drifters ;   


fiddle-headed
1>      ( )
2>      ( , )
3> _. 

fiddle-string
1>  
_Id:
to fret oneself to fiddle-strings  , 
 

fiddlehead
1>     
2> _.  , 

fiddler
1>  (. )
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> _. _. , 
6> _.  (Uca gen.)
_Id:
fiddler's money ,  
_Id:
to pay the fiddler  ; ; 
(   )
_Id:
if you dance you must pay the fiddler  ,
   

fiddler crab
1> _.  (Uca gen.)

fiddlestick
1> 
2> ; 
_Ex:
not to care a fiddlestick   ;
   

fiddlesticks
1> ! ! !

fiddley
1> _.  

fiddling
1>  ,  ( )
2> , , 

fiddly
1> _.  (.   ); 

fidei-commissary
1> _. 

fideism
1> 

fidejussion
1> _. ;   

fidejussor
1> _. ; 

fidelity
1> , , 
_Ex:
fidelity to one's principles  ,

2> , , 
_Ex:
the fidelity of the translation  
3> _. _.  

fidepromissor
1> _. 

fidget
1> ,  ; , 

_Ex:
to give smb. the fidgets _.  -.  ,
 -.
_Ex:
to have the fidgets, to be in a fidget ,

2> , ,  , 
_Ex:
what a fidget you are!     !,   
?
3>  , , 
_Ex:
to fidget with smth.  -.,  
-. 
_Ex:
stop fidgeting with your pen!   !,  
 !
_Ex:
don't fidget!  !
4> , ,   
_Ex:
hurry up, your father is fidgeting! ,  
!
5> , 
_Ex:
what's fidgeting you?   ?, -  
?

fidgety
1> , 
_Ex:
fidgety child  
_Ex:
don't be so fidgety!  !,  !
2> 
_Ex:
fidgety old man  () 

fidibus
1>    (  )

fido
1>   ( )

fiducial
1>   , 
_Ex:
to have fiducial rather than intellectual knowledge 
(-.) ,   ;  ,
 
2> _. ;  ( )
3> _.    
_Ex:
fiducial point     
_Ex:
fiducial time  

fiduciary
1> , 
2> _.  
3> , 
4> ;  ; 
_Ex:
in a fiduciary capacity    
5> _. _.     ( 
,   )
_Ex:
fiduciary issue  ,   

fie
1> !; 
_Ex:
fie upon you!, fie for shame!  !
_Ex:
to cry fie upon smb.  (, ) -.

fie-fie
1> 

fief
1> _.  () , , 
_Ex:
male fief, fief masculine ,   
  
2> _. (-.) ;   , 
-.

field
1> , 
_Ex:
field of wheat  
_Ex:
flowers of the field  
_Ex:
in the fields  
2>  
_Ex:
field of ice  
_Ex:
fields of snow  
3> ,  ( -. )
_Ex:
flying field  ; 
_Ex:
auxiliary field  
_Ex:
stage field  
_Ex:
bleaching field    
4> _. 
_Ex:
athletic ,  
_Ex:
jumping field   
_Ex:
the teams are coming onto the field   
 ( )
5> _. _. ,  
_Ex:
to bet (to back, to lay) against the field  ,
  (   . .)
_Ex:
were you among the field?    ?
6> _. 
_Ex:
diamond fields  
_Ex:
gold fields  
7>  ,  
_Ex:
in the field  ,  ;   ,
  
_Ex:
to take the field   
_Ex:
to hold the field  
_Ex:
to hold the field against smb. _.   
 ,  
_Ex:
to lose the field  
_Ex:
to pitch (to set) a field   ; 
  
_Ex:
to withdraw from the field    ;
  
_Ex:
field of honour _.   (    
)
8> , 
_Ex:
a hard-fought field  
_Ex:
to win the field  ;  
_Ex:
to enter the field    ( );
  
_Ex:
to leave smb. the field     
  -.
9> _.  
10> ,  
_Ex:
field of action  
_Ex:
a wide field for trade    
_Ex:
to be eminent in one's field    
 
_Ex:
he's the best man in his field    
 
_Ex:
this is not my field     ()
_Ex:
what's your field?   ?
11> _. , 
_Ex:
field of attraction  
_Ex:
field of definition _.  
_Ex:
field of events _.  
_Ex:
field of a relation _.  
_Ex:
field of view  
_Ex:
magnetic field  
_Ex:
the field of a telescope   
_Ex:
field of vision   ( ); 

12> _.  
13> _. ,  ()
14>   
15> _. 
_Id:
fair field and no favour    ;  
   
_Id:
to leave smb. a clear field  -. 

_Id:
to leave the field open   
_Id:
out in left field _. ;    
_Id:
to lead the field       
_Id:
to be late in the field ,   ;
   
16> 
_Ex:
field flowers  
_Ex:
field crop _-.  
_Ex:
field stack _-.  
17>    
_Ex:
field test ,  
18>  
19> ,   
20> ; 
_Ex:
field arrangement    
_Ex:
field agent   (  . .)
21> _. (-)
_Ex:
field army  
_Ex:
field hygiene - , - 
_Ex:
field force(s) _.  ;  
_Ex:
field fortification  
_Ex:
field firing  
_Ex:
field jacket  
_Ex:
field order  
_Ex:
field security    
_Ex:
field service    ;  
_Ex:
field message  
_Ex:
field base (depot)  
_Ex:
field dressing     
22> _.    
23>   ()
24>  (  . .)   
25> , 
_Ex:
to field candidates for elections  
 
26>   (   . .);  
27>   , 
_Ex:
to field questions   , . 
( , )
_Ex:
to field numerous phone calls tactfully  
    
28> _.   ,  ()
_Ex:
the school fields two football teams    
 

field allowance
1> _.   
2> _.  

field ambulance
1> _.  
2>  

field artillery
1>    

field basil
1> _.   (Ocimum basilicum)

field bean
1> _.   (Vicia faba)

field bindweed
1> _.   (Convolvulus arvensis)

field book
1> _.  ;  

field company
1> _.  

field day
1> ,   ,  

2> ,  
3> ,  ;   

_Ex:
to have a field day with smb.  -.
_Ex:
newspapers had a field day with the scandal  
 
4> _. ;    ;   

