FAQ

American  

[fak, ef-ey-kyoo] / fæk, ˈɛfˈeɪˈkyu /

noun

Chiefly Digital Technology.

PLURAL

FAQs, FAQ's

1. a document, in question and answer format, that introduces newcomers to a topic or answers common questions.

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f.a.q. ¹ British  

abbreviation

1. commerce fair average quality

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FAQ ² British  

abbreviation

1. computing frequently asked question or questions: a text file containing basic information on a particular subject

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FAQ Cultural  

1. An abbreviation for f requently a sked q uestion. A list that provides answers to common questions asked by visitors to a Web site.

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Etymology

Origin of FAQ

1985–90; f(requently) a(sked) q(uestions)

Example Sentences

On an FAQ page, Bindle said customers whose bottles have rubber covers are not at risk for lead exposure, but replacement covers, in the event one pops off, are available for free.

From Washington Times

“All quarantine situations are unique and will be determined by the Community Engagement Team,” the district states on its COVID-19 FAQ.

From Los Angeles Times

It also points users to an FAQ about the cancellation if they have more questions.

From The Verge

FAQ Friday addresses questions about the state of breakthrough infections in Washington and how to navigate the world of changing mask guidance.

From Seattle Times

FAQ: The eviction moratorium has been extended for many renters, but not for all.

From Washington Post