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There are 20 ten-letter words containing E, F, L, 2O, R and Y

bumfooleryFermiologyferroalloyfluorotypefolk␣memoryfolly␣towerforemostlyfrondoselyfrontolyzeleap␣for␣joymycofloraeorofecallyoverfondlyoverjoyfuloversoftlypolyflowertomfoolerytook␣a␣flyerVale␣of␣Yorkyo-yo␣reflux

22 definitions found

  • bumfoolery — n. (Slang) Messing about, often in a homosexual way.
  • Fermiology — n. (Physics) The study of the configuration (shape and size) of Fermi surfaces.
  • ferroalloy — n. Any alloy of iron and another metal, especially one of silicon…
  • fluorotype — n. (Historical) A photographic process in which salts of fluoric…
  • folk␣memory — n. (Set phrase) The collective lore, beliefs, and traditional…
  • folly␣tower — n. A tower built as an architectural folly, i.e. for ornamental…
  • foremostly — adv. In the foremost place or order; among the foremost.
  • frondosely — adv. In a frondose manner.
  • frontolyze — v. To cause, or to undergo frontolysis.
  • leap␣for␣joy — v. Alternative form of jump for joy.
  • mycoflorae — n. Plural of mycoflora.
  • orofecally — adv. By the orofecal route.
  • overfondly — adv. With excessive fondness.
  • overjoyful — adj. Excessively joyful. — adj. Overjoyed.
  • oversoftly — adv. In an oversoft way.
  • polyflower — adj. (Of honey) Produced from multiple types of flower.
  • tomfoolery — n. Foolish behaviour or speech. — n. (Cockney rhyming slang) Jewellery.
  • took␣a␣flyer — v. Simple past tense of take a flyer.
  • Vale␣of␣York — prop.n. A large area of flat land surrounding the City of York…
  • yo-yo␣reflux — n. (Medicine) The reflux of urine from one moiety of the kidney…
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