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1. A small letter of English alphabet (http://writing.englishclub.com/abc2.htm).
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| F |
1. A large (capital) letter of English alphabet (http://writing.englishclub.com/abc2.htm).
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| F1 |
1. Abbreviation for Formula One or Formula 1, in vehicle racing (http://www.f1-racing.org/).
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| fa |
1. The fourth musical syllable (note) of the popular scheme of solmization (do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-si-do), an ascending diatonic scale (http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/harmony/hex4.html).
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| FAA |
1. Acronym for Federal Aviation Administration, USA (http://www.faa.gov/).
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| FAAA |
1. Acronym for the Florida Aviation Aerospace Alliance, a private and non-profit corporation (http://www.faaa.org/organization.html).
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| FAAC |
1. Acronym for "Faculdade de Arquitetura, Artes e Comunicação" from Sao Paulo (Brazil); in English, "Faculty of Architecture, Arts and Communications" (http://www.faac.unesp.br).
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| FAAE |
1. Acronym for the Florida Association of Accounting Educators, USA (http://www.abacus.fau.edu/faae/).
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| FAAF |
1. Acronym for the international Festival of Adventure and Adrenaline Films, Prague, Czech Republic (http://www.faaf.cz/index_en.html).
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| FAAH |
1. Acronym for the Fatty Acid Amide Hydrolase, an human enzyme which degrades fatty acid amides to inactive metabolites (http://www.scripps.edu/research/skaggs99/skaggs06.html).
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| fab |
1. Slang form of "fabulous", by shortening (http://www.es1261.8m.com/slang.htm).
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| faba |
1. Latin name of “bean” (http://www.vattenkikaren.gu.se/fakta/arter/mollusca/prosobra/littfaba/littfane.html).
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