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  • 101fibbery — fib·bery …

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  • 102fibronectin — fib·ro·nec·tin …

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  • 103fibster — fib·ster …

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  • 104fibular — fib·u·lar …

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  • 105fibulocalcaneal — fib·u·lo·calcaneal …

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  • 106ephebophilia — /əfibəˈfɪliə/ (say uhfeebuh fileeuh), / ˈfil / (say feel ), / jə/ (say yuh) noun a sexual preference in adults for adolescent partners. {Greek ephebos adolescent + philia} …

  • 107feeble — /ˈfibəl / (say feebuhl) adjective (feebler, feeblest) 1. physically weak, as from age, sickness, etc. 2. weak intellectually or morally: a feeble mind. 3. lacking in volume, loudness, brightness, distinctness, etc.: a feeble voice; feeble light.… …

  • 108feeble-minded — /ˈfibəl maɪndəd/ (say feebuhl muynduhd) adjective 1. feeble in intellect; lacking the normal mental powers. 2. lacking firmness of mind. –feeble mindedness, noun …

  • 109Phoebus — /ˈfibəs/ (say feebuhs) noun 1. Greek Mythology Apollo as the sun god. 2. Poetic the sun personified. {Middle English Phebus, from Latin Phoebus, from Greek Phoibos, literally, bright} …

  • 110feds Go to fed. — [fib] n. an oaf; a stupid person. (From feebleminded.) □ Don’t be a feeb. Wake up! □ You are such a feeb! …

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