IELTS VOCABULARY | LEARN ENGLISH | ENGLISH VOCABULARY
| Facet | n. | One Of The Small Triangular Plane Surfaces Of A Diamond Or Other Gem. |
| Facetious | adv. | Amusing. |
| Facsimile | n. | An Exact Copy Or Reproductio |
| Faction | n. | A Number Of Persons Combined For A Common Purpose. |
| Factious | adv. | Turbulent. |
| Fallacious | adv. | Illogical. |
| Fallacy | n. | Any Unsound Or Delusive Mode Of Reasoning, Or Anything Based On Such Reasoning. |
| Fallible | adv. | Capable Of Erring. |
| Fallow | n. | Land Broken Up And Left To Become Mellow Or To Rest. |
| Famish | v. | To Suffer Extremity Of Hunger Or Thirst. |
| Fanatic | n. | A Religious Zealot. |
| Fancier | n. | One Having A Taste For Or Interest In Special Objects. |
| Fanciless | adv. | Unimaginative. |
| Fastidious | adv. | Hard To Please. |
| Fathom | n. | A Measure Of Length, 6 Feet. |
| Fatuous | adv. | Idiotic |
| Faulty | adv. | Imperfect. |
| Faun | n. | One Of A Class Of Deities Of The Woods And Herds Represented As Half Human, With Goats Feet. |
| Fawn | n. | A Young Deer. |
| Fealty | n. | Loyalty. |
| Feasible | adv. | That May Be Done, Performed, Or Effected; Practicable. |
| Federate | v. | To League Together. |
| Feint | n. | Any Sham, Pretense, Or Deceptive Movement. |
| Felicitate | v. | To Wish Joy Or Happiness To, Especially In View Of A Coming Event. |
| Felony | n. | One Of The Highest Class Of Offenses, And Punishable With Death Or Imprisonment. |
| Fervent | adv. | Ardent In Feeling. |
| Fervid | adv. | Intense. |
| Fervor | n. | Ardor Or Intensity Of Feeling. |
| Festal | adv. | Joyous. |
| Festive | adv. | Merry. |
| Fete | n. | A Festival Or Feast. |
| Fetus | n. | The Young In The Womb Or In The Egg. |
| Feudal | adv. | Pertaining To The Relation Of Lord And Vassal. |
| Feudalism | n. | The Feudal System. |
| Fez | n. | A Brimless Felt Cap In The Shape Of A Truncated Cone, Usually Red With A Black Tassel. |
| Fiasco | n. | A Complete Or Humiliating Failure. |
| Fickle | adv. | Unduly Changeable In Feeling, Judgment, Or Purpose. |
| Fictitious | adv. | Created Or Formed By The Imaginatio |
| Fidelity | n. | Loyalty. |
| Fiducial | adv. | Indicative Of Faith Or Trust. |
| Finality | n. | The State Or Quality Of Being Final Or Complete. |
| Finally Ad | v. | At Last. |
| Financial | adv. | Monetary. |
| Financier | n. | One Skilled In Or Occupied With Financial Affairs Or Operations. |
| Finery | n. | That Which Is Used To Decorate The Person Or Dress. |
| Finesse | n. | Subtle Contrivance Used To Gain A Point. |
| Finite | adv. | Limited. |
| Fiscal | adv. | Pertaining To The Treasury Or Public Finances Of A Government. |
| Fishmonger | n. | One Who Sells Fish. |
| Fissure | n. | A Crack Or Crack-Like Depressio |
| Fitful | adv. | Spasmodic. |
| Fixture | n. | One Who Or That Which Is Expected To Remain Permanently In Its Positio |
| Flag-Officer | n. | The Captain Of A Flag-Ship. |
| Flagrant | adv. | Openly Scandalous. |
| Flamboyant | adv. | Characterized By Extravagance And In General By Want Of Good Taste. |
| Flatulence | n. | Accumulation Of Gas In The Stomach And Bowels. |
| Flimsy | adv. | Thin And Weak. |
| Flippant | adv. | Having A Light, Pert, Trifling Dispositio |
| Floe | n. | A Collection Of Tabular Masses Of Floating Polar Ice. |
| Flora | n. | The Aggregate Of Plants Growing Without Cultivation In A District. |
| Flue | n. | A Smoke-Duct In A Chimney. |
| Fluent | adv. | Having A Ready Or Easy Flow Of Words Or Ideas. |
| Fluential | adv. | Pertaining To Streams. |
| Flux | n. | A State Of Constant Movement, Change, Or Renewal. |
| Foggy | adv. | Obscure. |
| Foible | n. | A Personal Weakness Or Failing. |
| Foist | v. | To Palm Off. |
| Foliage | n. | Any Growth Of Leaves. |
| Foolery | n. | Folly. |
| Foot-Note | n. | A Note Of Explanation Or Comment At The Foot Of A Page Or Colum |
| Foppery | n. | Dandyism. |
| Foppish | adv. | Characteristic Of One Who Is Unduly Devoted To Dress And The Niceties Of Manners. |
| Forbearance | n. | Patient Endurance Or Toleration Of Offenses. |
| Forby Ad | v. | Besides. |
| Forcible | adv. | Violent. |
| Forecourt | n. | A Court Opening Directly From The Street. |
| Forefather | n. | An Ancestor. |
| Forego | v. | To Deny Oneself The Pleasure Or Profit Of. |
| Foreground | n. | That Part Of A Landscape Or Picture Situated Or Represented As Nearest The Spectator. |
| Forejudge | v. | To Judge Of Before Hearing Evidence. |
| Forepeak | n. | The Extreme Forward Part Of A Ship’S Hold, Under The Lowest Deck. |
| Forerun | v. | To Go Before As Introducing Or Ushering In. |
| Foresail | n. | A Square Sail. |
| Foresee | v. | To Discern Beforehand. |
| Foresight | n. | Provision Against Harm Or Need. |
| Foretell | v. | To Predict. |
| Forethought | n. | Premeditatio |
| Forfeit | v. | To Lose Possession Of Through Failure To Fulfill Some Obligation. |
| Forth Ad | v. | Into Notice Or View. |
| Forthright Ad | v. | With Directness. |
| Fortify | v. | To Provide With Defensive Works. |
| Fragile | adv. | Capable Of Being Broke |
| Fragile | adv. | Easily Broke |
| Frailty | n. | Liability To Be Broken Or Destroyed. |
| Frankincense | n. | A Gum Or Resin Which On Burning Yields Aromatic Fumes. |
| Fray | v. | To Fret At The Edge So As To Loosen Or Break The Threads. |
| Free Trade | n. | Commerce Unrestricted By Tariff Or Customs. |
| Freemason | n. | A Member Of An Ancient Secret Fraternity Originally Confined To Skilled Artisans. |
| Freethinker | n. | One Who Rejects Authority Or Inspiration In Religio |
| Frigidarium | n. | A Room Kept At A Low Temperature For Preserving Fruits, Meat, Etc. |
| Frivolity | n. | A Trifling Act, Thought, Saying, Or Practice. |
| Frivolous | adv. | Trivial. |
| Frontier | n. | The Part Of A Nation’S Territory That Abuts Upon Another Country. |
| Frowzy | adv. | Slovenly In Appearance. |
| Fulcrum | n. | The Support On Or Against Which A Lever Rests, Or The Point About Which It Turns. |
| Fulminate | v. | To Cause To Explode. |
| Fulsome | adv. | Offensive From Excess Of Praise Or Commendatio |
| Fumigate | v. | To Subject To The Action Of Smoke Or Fumes, Especially For Disinfection. |
| Functionary | n. | An Official. |
| Fundamental | adv. | Basal. |
| Fungible | adv. | That May Be Measured, Counted, Or Weighed. |
| Fungous | adv. | Spongy. |
| Fungus | n. | A Plant Destitute Of Chlorophyll, As A Mushroom. |
| Furbish | v. | To Restore Brightness Or Beauty To. |
| Furlong | n. | A Measure, One-Eighth Of A Mile. |
| Furlough | n. | A Temporary Absence Of A Soldier Or Sailor By Permission Of The Commanding Officer. |
| Futile | adv. | Of No Avail Or Effect. |
| Futurist | n. | A Person Of Expectant Temperament. |
