| Question |
Answer |
| force or push out |
extrude |
| abundant; effusive; lavish |
exuberant |
| discharge; give forth |
exude |
| build; lie |
fabricate |
| front of the building |
facade |
| small plane surface (of a gem); a side |
facet |
| humorous; jocular |
facetious |
| easy; expert |
facile |
| make less difficult |
facilitate |
| party; clique; dissension |
faction |
| inclined to form factions; causing dissension |
factious |
| artificial; sham |
factitious |
| handyman; person who does all kinds of work |
factotum |
| gladly |
fain |
| misleading |
fallacious |
| liable to err |
fallible |
| plowed but not sowed; uncultivated |
fallow |
| excessive zeal |
fanaticism |
| imagined; unreal |
fancied |
| breeder or dealer of animals |
fancier |
| whimsical; visionary |
fanciful |
| unreal; grotesque; whimsical |
fantastic |
| difficult to please; squeamish |
fastidious |
| belief that events are determined by forces beyond one's control |
fatalism |
| foolish; inane |
fatuous |
| animals of a period or region |
fauna |
| an error or slip (in manners or behavior) |
faux pas |
| courting favor by cringing and flattering |
fawning |
| loyalty; faithfulness |
fealty |
| practical |
feasible |
| fertility; fruitfulness |
fecundity |
| pretend |
feign |
| trick; shift; sham blow |
feint |
| apt; suitably expressed; well chosen |
felicitous |
| cruel; deadly |
fell |
| agitation; commotion |
ferment |
| ardent; hot |
fervent |
| ardent |
fervid |
| glowing ardor |
fervor |
| generate pus |
fester |
| honor at a festival |
fete |
| object supposed to possess magical powers; an object of special devotion |
fetish |
| shackle |
fetter |
| total failure |
fiasco |
| command |
fiat |
| changeable; faithless |
fickle |
| imaginary |
fictitious |
| loyalty |
fidelity |
| invention; imaginary thing |
figment |
| steal |
filch |
| pertaining to son or daughter |
filial |
| conclusion |
finale |
| delicate skill |
finesse |
| too particular; fussy |
finicky |
| limited |
finite |
| crevice |
fissure |
| spasmodic; intermittent |
fitful |
| flabby |
flaccid |
| flog; whip |
flagellate |
| weak; drooping |
flagging |
| conspicuously wicked |
flagrant |
| thresh grain by hand; strike or slap |
flail |
| talent |
flair |
| ornate |
flamboyant |
| display ostentatiously |
flaunt |
| strip off skin; plunder |
flay |
| spot |
fleck |
| light stroke as with a whip |
flick |
| trifling gaiety |
flippancy |
| plants of a region or era |
flora |
| flowery; ruddy |
florid |
| small fleet |
flotilla |
| drifting wreckage |
flotsam |
| reject; mock |
flout |
| wavering |
fluctuation |
| smoothness of speech |
fluency |
| confuse |
fluster |
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