A dictionary of Confusable Phrases: More Than 10,000 Idioms and Collocations

food 
(academic junk food; bird food;
fast food; health food; healthy food;
junk food; slow food)
fool 
(act the fool; make a fool of one-
self )
foolishly 
(act foolishly)
foot 
(at the feet of someone; at the foot
of something; carry someone off his
feet; catch someone on the wrong
foot; crow’s feet; die on one’s feet;
drag one’s feet; drag one’s foot; get a
foot in; get cold feet; get one’s feet
under the table; get one’s feet wet;
get someone on his feet; give some-
one a foot in the door; give someone
a foot up; goat’s foot; goat-foot;
have a foot in both camps; have both
feet on the ground; have one’s feet
on the ground; hold someone’s feet
to the fire; keep one’s feet; keep one’s
feet on the ground; keep someone’s
feet to the fire; knock someone off
his feet; on foot; on one’s feet; on
the back foot; out on one’s feet; pad
foot; pull foot; put a foot in; put a
foot wrong; put one’s feet up; put
one’s foot down; put one’s foot in it;
put one’s foot on it; put one’s foot to
the floor; put something on foot; put
something on its feet; red-foot; run
someone off his feet; rush someone
off his feet; set someone back on his
feet; set something on foot; set
something on its feet; shoot oneself
in the foot; stand on one’s feet; stand
on one’s own feet; stand on one’s
own two feet; sweep someone off his
feet; take to one’s feet; trample
someone under foot; walk someone
off his feet; white foot)
force 
(armed forces; armored forces;
come in force; come into force; in
force; join forces; join the forces)
fore 
(come to the fore)
forget 
(don’t you forget it)
form 
(in form; on form)
fortune 
(come into a fortune; cost
someone a fortune; gentleman of
fortune; have a fortune; have the for-
tune; large fortune; lose a fortune;
lose one’s fortune; make a fortune;
make one’s fortune; man of fortune;
push one’s fortune; run out of for-
tune; small fortune; spend a fortune)