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F  Faith, Hope, and Charity Same as Christmas Tree.    Fence Posts Same as bed posts.    Field Goal A ball that travels between two pins without knocking down either of them.    Fill The pins knocked down after a spare or two strikes.    Fill Ball; Fill Frame A final, third ball in the 10th frame, after a spare or the second of two strikes, required to determine the bowler's final score.    Finger Grips Inserts that are placed in the finger and/or thumb holes to allow a better grip and generation of more spin.    Fingertip A type of grip in which the fingers are inserted only as far as the first joint, allowing much more spin.    Fit Split A two-pin split in which the pins are close enough together that the ball can hit them both.    Five-Bagger Five straight strikes.    Flat Ball A ball with little or no spin, resulting in little or no action.    Floater A ball that has little or no lift or turn, which therefore follows the path of least resistance down the lane.    Flying Elbow Same as chicken wing.    Follow-Through The motion that takes place after release of the ball.    Foul Crossing or touching the foul line at delivery. It's penalized by a count of zero pins. If the foul occurs on the first ball of a frame, the bowler gets a second shot at a new rack.    Foul Line A line, usually red, between the approach (1) and the beginning of the lane, 60 feet from the head pin.    Foundation A strike in the ninth frame; so he called because it lays a foundation for a strong finish, with the possibility of three more strikes in the tenth.    Four-Bagger Four consecutive strikes.    Frame One of ten "innings" in a bowling game; originally it referred to the box on the scoresheet where the score for a single frame is recorded.    Frozen Rope A very fast, straight ball.    Full Hit A ball that hits the head pin at or near the center; often results in a split.