flunkyism, n. toadyism, [sycophancy].
flurried, a. agitated, [excited], [perturbed], confused.
flurry, n. squall, [breeze], [wind]; [agitation], [excitement], [commotion].
flush, n. blush, glow; thrill; rosiness, redness.
flush, a. [liberal], [prodigal], [free], [lavish]; [even], plane, [level], [flat]; prolific, fecund, [exuberant]; affluent.
fluster, v. [perturb], discompose, [confuse], disconcert, [embarrass], [agitate].
fluster, n. [perturbation], discompose, [confusion], [agitation].
flustrate, v. (Colloq.) [fluster], [agitate].
flustration, n. (Colloq.) [agitation], [fluster], [perturbation], [confusion].
fluted, a. chamfered, channeled, [grooved].