Word	Definition
Flippant	lacking proper seriousness
Flit	to fly; to dart lightly; to pass swiftly by
Floe	mass of floating ice
Flora	plants of a region or era
Florid	ruddy; reddish; rosy; flowery <florid complexion>
Flotsam	drifting wreckage
Flounder	to struggle and thrash about; to proceed clumsily or falter
Flourish	to grow well; to prosper; to make sweeping gestures
Flout	to reject; to mock
Fluctuate	to waver; to shift
Fluency	smoothness of speech
Fluke	unlikely occurrence; stroke of fortune
Fluster	to confuse
Fluted	having vertical parallel grooves (as in a pillar)
Flux	flowing; series of changes
Fodder	coarse food for cattle, horses, etc
Foible	weakness; slight fault
Foil	contrast
Foil	to defeat; to frustrate
Foist	to insert improperly; to palm off
Foliage	masses of leaves
Foment	to stir up; to instigate
Foolhardy	rash
Foppish	vain about dress and appearance
Foray	a raid; a quick and sudden attack
Forbearance	patience
Ford	place where a river can be crossed on foot
Forebears	ancestors
Foreboding	premonition of evil
Forensic	suitable to debate or courts of law
Foreshadow	to give an indication beforehand; portend; prefigure
Foresight	ability to foresee future happenings; prudence
Forestall	to prevent by taking action in advance
Forgo	to give up; to do without
Forlorn	desolate or dreary; unhappy or miserable, as in feeling, condition, or appearance; sad and lonely; forsaken
Formality	meancing; threatening
Forsake	to desert; abandon; renounce
Forswear	to renounce; to abandon
Forte	strong point or special talent
Forthright	straightforward; direct; frank
Fortitude	bravery; courage
Fortuitous	accidental; by chance
Foster	to rear; to encourage
Founder	to fail completely; to sink
Founder	person who establishes (an org., business)
Fracas	a noisy, disorderly disturbance or fight; brawl, melee
Fractious	unruly
Frail	weak
Franchise	right granted by authority; right to vote; license to sell a product in a particular territory
Frantic	wild
Fraudulent	cheating; deceitful
Fraught	filled
Fray	brawl (noisy quarrel)
Frenetic	frenzied; frantic
Frenzied	madly excited
Fresco	painting on plaster (usually fresh)
Fret	to be annoyed or vexed
Friction	clash in opinion; rubbing against
Frieze	ornamental band on a wall
Frigid	intensely cold
Fritter	to waste
Frivolous	lacking in seriousness; self-indulgently care-free; relatively unimportant
Frolicsome	prankish; gay
Frond	fern leaf; palm or banana leaf
Fructify	to bear fruit
Frugality	thrift; economy
Fruition	bearing of bruit; fulfillment; realization
Frustrate	to thwart; to defeat
Fugitive	fleeting or transitory; roving (roaming or wandering)
Fulcrum	support on which a lever rests
Fulminate	to thunder; to explode
Fulsome	disgustingly excessive
Functionary	official
Fundamental	basic; primary; essential
Funereal	sad; solemn
Furor	frenzy; great excitement
Furtive	stealthy; sneaky <furtive glance>
Fusillade	simultaneous firing or outburst
Fusion	union; coalition
Futile	useless; hopeless; ineffectual
Gadfly	animal-biting fly; and irritating person
Gaffe	social blunder

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