(p. 706) phulaskyāpa foolscap. 65)

(p. 701) phaṣṭinaṣṭi light banter; drollery; flippant witticism. ফষ্টিনষ্টি করা v. to practise light banter or drollery or flippant witticism. 48)

(p. 701) phalōtpādana act of growing or bearing fruits. ফতোত্পাদন করা v. to grow or bear fruits. 44)

(p. 701) phālguna the eleventh month of the Bengali calendar (from the middle of February to the middle of March). ফাল্গুনি n. one born in Phalgun (ফাল্গুন). a. of or relating to the month of Phalgun. 95)

(p. 701) phāḍ়ā to tear, to rend; to cleave. ফাড়ানো v. to cause to tear or rend or cleave or split. 81)

(p. 706) phōn̐ḍ় a bore; a perforation; a stitch. এ ফোঁড় ও ফোঁড় pierced or piercing all through. 98)

(p. 700) phakkara a wag; a saucy fellow; a trickster; a knave. ফক্কড়ি n. waggery, sauciness; trickery; knavery. ফক্কড়ি করা n. to jest waggishly; to behave saucily with; to play a trick on. 5)

(p. 701) phalāō extensive (ফলাও কারবার); profuse (ফলাও ভোজ); exaggerated or magnified (ফলাও বর্ণনা). ফলাও করা v. to exaggerate or magnify. ফলাও করে adv. exaggeratingly magnifying; glibly. 29)

(p. 712) phyālaphyāla denoting: bewildered gaze. ফ্যালফ্যাল করে তাকানো v. to look confusedly. 3)

(p. 706) phuluri a kind of cake made of powdered pigeon-pea or gram. 68)

(p. 706) phurti delight, merry-making; enjoyment; agility (শরীরে ফুর্তি নেই). ̃বাজ a. given to jollity, jovial, merry, jolly. 58)

(p. 706) phuṭanta boiling; blooming, blossoming; blossomed; effervescing or rising in bubbles as a result of frying. 42)

(p. 706) phēu the jackal; a mad or rabid jackal; a kind of jackal which pursues tigers howlingly. ফেউ লাগা v. (of a tiger) to be pursued by howling jackals; (fig.) to be pestered by taunting pursuers; (fig.) to be doggedly pursued or harassed by a sleuth or detective. 76)

(p. 706) phōkalā one whose teeth have all fallen away, toothless. 103)

(p. 712) phlāska a thermos flask, a thermos; a flask. 9)