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Flippant - Gaffe

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