- faciliate (facilitate)
- facilites (facilities)
- facillity (facility)
- facimile (facsimile)
- facinate (fascinate)
- facination (fascination)
- faculity (facility, faculty)
- fairwell (farewell)
- faithfull (faithful)
- falled (fallen, fell)
- falsley (falsely)
- falsly (falsely)
- famaly (family)
- familar (familiar)
- familes (families)
- familiy (family)
- familys (families [plural], family's [possessive])
- famouse (famous)
- fanatism (fanaticism)
- Farenheit (Fahrenheit)
- fascitious (facetious)
- fashism (fascism)
- fasinate (fascinate)
- fasion (fashion)
- fatalies (fatalities)
- fataly (fatally)
- fately (fatally)
- faught (Faught [surname], fought)
- faulter (falter)
- favour (variant of favor)
- favourite (variant of favorite)
- feasability (feasibility)
- feasable (feasible)
- feauture (feature)
- Febrary (February)
- Febuary (February)
- Feburary (February)
- federaly (federally)
- feeded (fed)
- feeled (felt)
- feets (feet [plural], foot's)
- feild (Feild [surname], field)
- feirce (fierce)
- feromone (pheromone)
- fervour (variant of fervor)
- ffrom (from)
- fianl (final)
- fianlly (finally)
- fibre (variant of fiber)
- ficitional (fictional)
- ficticious (fictitious)
- fictious (fictitious)
- fictonal (fictional)
- fictous (fictitious)
- fidn (find)
- fiel (feel, field, file, phial)
- fiels (feels, fields, files, phials)
- fiercly (fiercely)
- fighted (fought)
- filiament (filament)
- fillament (filament)
- filmaker (filmmaker)
- filmaking (filmmaking)
- finaly (finally)
- financialy (financially)
- findout (find out)
- finnally (finally)
- finnaly (finally)
- finnished (finished)
- firend (friend)
- firey (fiery)
- firt (first)
- firts (flirts, first)
- fishs (fishes)
- fith (fifth)
- flacid (flaccid)
- flaged (flagged)
- flavour (variant of flavor)
- fleed (fled, flee, freed)
- Flemmish (Flemish)
- flewn (flown)
- flexability (flexibility)
- flexable (flexible)
- floatation (flotation)
- florescence (florescence, fluorescence)
- florescent (florescent [flower], fluorescent)
- floride (Floride [name], fluoride)
- flourescence (fluorescence)
- flourescent (fluorescent)
- flouride (fluoride)
- flourine (fluorine)
- fluorish (flourish)
- flury (flurry)
- fo (for, of; many false positives)
- focuse (focus)
- focussed (variant of focused)
- foilage (foliage)
- followup (follow up [verb], follow-up [adjective], followup [noun])
- folow (follow)
- folowed (followed)
- folower (follower)
- folowing (following)
- fomr (from, form)
- fonetic (phonetic)
- foots (feet [plural], foot's)
- footware (footwear)
- for-runner (forerunner)
- forbad (acceptable variant of forbade)
- forbidded (forbade, forbidden)
- forbode (forebode)
- forcast (forecast)
- forcasted (forecast, forecasted [non-standard past tense or past participle])
- forcasting (forecasting)
- forclose (foreclose)
- forclosure (foreclosure)
- forebad (forbad)
- forebade (forbade)
- forebid (forbid)
- forebidden (forbidden)
- forecasted (forecast, forecasted [non-standard past tense or past participle])
- foreceps (forceps)
- forefeit (forfeit)
- forefiet (forfeit)
- forefieture (forfeiture)
- foreget (forget)
- foregive (forgive)
- forego (forego [go before], forgo [go without])
- forelese (forlese)
- forelorn (forlorn)
- foresake (forsake)
- foresaken (forsaken)
- foresook (forsook)
- foreswear (forswear)
- foreward (foreword, forward)
- forewent (forewent [went before], forwent [went without])
- forfiet (forfeit)
- forfieture (forfeiture)
- forgoe (forgo)
- forgoing (foregoing [going before], forgoing [going without])
- forhead (forehead)
- foriegn (foreign)
- foriegner (foreigner)
- Formalhaut (Fomalhaut)
- formalise (variant of formalize)
- formall (formal)
- formallize (formalize)
- formallized (formalized)
- formaly (formally)
- formost (foremost)
- forrest (forest)
- forrunner (forerunner)
- forsaw (foresaw)
- forsee (foresee [see before], Forsee [surname])
- forseeable (foreseeable)
- forseen (foreseen)
- forshadow (foreshadow)
- forsight (foresight)
- forstall (forestall)
- fortell (foretell)
- forthe (for the)
- fortunatly (fortunately)
- forumla (formula)
- forumlate (formulate)
- forunner (forerunner)
- forwarn (forewarn)
- forword (foreword, forward)
- foudn (found)
- fougth (fought)
- foundaries (foundries)
- foundary (foundry)
- Foundland (Newfoundland)
- fourty (forty)
- foward (forward)
- Fransiscan (Franciscan)
- Fransiscans (Franciscans)
- freezed (froze, frozen)
- freind (friend)
- freshmans (freshman's, freshmen [plural])
- friens (friends)
- frist (first)
- fromat (format)
- fromer (former, Fromer [surname])
- fromerly (formerly)
- fronteir (frontier)
- fued (feud)
- fuedal (feudal)
- fuelled (variant of fueled)
- fufill (fulfill)
- fulfil (variant of fulfill)
- fullfil (fulfill)
- fullfill (fulfill)
- fundametal (fundamental)
- fundametals (fundamentals)
- fundemental (fundamental)
- funguses (fungi [plural])
- funtion (function)
- furhter (further)
- furtile (fertile)
- furuther (further)
- futher (further)
- futhermore (furthermore)
- futhroc (futhark, futhorc)
- fysical (physical)
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