Fraktur
typeface from the group of blackletter typefaces
frater
male member of a monastic community, sometimes a term only used for a layman, whilst clergymen are named Father
French Republican Calendar
the calendar used in the French Revolution from 1792 and abolished by Napoleon again in 1806
front page
the first page of a newspaper or magazine
frontispiece
illustration on the side facing the title page of a book
full justification
when type is typographically set so that all the lines have the same length with the left and right-hand ends of the line flush with one another
full-tone
unscreened, uniform printing on a surface
functional illiteracy
the inability, despite certain reading and writing skills, to master writing to the degree fully required in daily life
galley proof
originally, in bookprinting, a long column print of a text for the purposes of review and correction, today replaced by a page proof
genealogical table
in genealogical terms, a section of the overall ancestry chart of person; a family chart
