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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.

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