falchion a broadsword
fan the instrument by which chaff is blown away
feathered used of arrows whose flights are a different colour from the shafts, also called flighted
fer-de-moline the iron fixed in the centre of a millstone holding it up and guiding its motion (see ink moline or inke-de-moline and millrind)
fer-de-fourchette used of a cross or saltire whose tips end with a forked iron
femau or fermaile belt buckle
fess a division of a shield formed by two lines drawn horizontally and occupying one third of it
fess point the centre of the shield
fesswise placed like a fess
feuil-de-scie a pale or fess indented on one side with teeth like the edge of a saw
field the entire surface of the shield upon which the charges or bearings are depicted
figured used of a charge shown with a human face such as the sun
file a piece of silk or linen with three pendants usually used as a mark of cadency, by a royal warrant of 24 February 1975 labels assigned a sovereign's grandchild (except the eldest son of a Prince of Wales) are hereditary (see label or lambel)
fillet a diminutive of the chief
fimbriated bordered or hemmed with a different colour
firme used of a cross patée extending to both sides of a shield
fireball a grenade with flames issuing from the top
fire beacon anciently used to warn against the approach of an enemy and to alarm the country, it is represented as an iron grate or basket containing fire on the top of a high pole or pillar against which a ladder is placed (see beacon)
fitchée pointed at the end
flanches or flaunches divisions on both sides of a shield formed by the segment of a circle drawn from the chief to the base
fleur-de-lys the flower of the lily having three leaves instead of nature's five
flexed bent or bowed
flory, fleury, flurty or floretty flowered with fleurs-de-lys
flotant floating
flouretté the same as fleury
flower of the flag the same as fleur-de-lys
foliated leaved
fountain a roundle barry wavy of six argent and azure (see syke)
fourchée forked at the end
fracted broken
fraise a strawberry leaf
fresnée used of an animal rearing on its hind legs
fret a saltire and a mascle interlaced
fretty a field covered with conjoined frets
fructed bearing fruit
fur a pattern constituting part of an achievement based on the appearance of animal pelts
furnant emitting smoke
furnished used of a horse when caparisoned or of a stag to refer to its attires
fusil an elongated lozenge (see spindle)
fusilly covered with fusils