fallacious--flinch
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| fallacious |
false;misleading |
| fallible |
liable to err |
| fallow |
plowed but not sowed;uncultivated |
| falter |
hesitate |
| fanticism |
excessive zeal |
| fancier |
breeder or dealer of animals |
| fanfare |
call by bugles or trumpets;showy display |
| farce |
broad comedy;mockery |
| fastidious |
difficult to please |
| fatalism |
belief that events are determined by forces beyond one's control |
| fathom |
comprehend;investigate |
| fatuous |
foolish;inane |
| fawning |
courting favor by cringing or flattering |
| faze |
dismay |
| febrile |
feverish |
| fecundity |
fertility;fruitfulness |
| feign |
pretend |
| feint |
trick;deceive by mock action |
| felicitous |
apt;suitably expressed |
| felicity |
happiness;appropiateness |
| fell |
cruel;deadly//cut down |
| felon |
person convicted of a gr8 crime |
| feral |
wild |
| ferret |
drive or hunt out of the hiding |
| fervent |
ardent;hot |
| fervid |
ardent(intense emotion) |
| fester |
produce irritation or resentment |
| fete |
honor at a festival |
| fetid |
malodorous |
| fetter |
shackle |
| fiasco |
total failure |
| fiat |
command |
| fickle |
changeable;faithless |
| fidelity |
loyalty |
| figment |
invention;imaginary thing |
| figurine |
small ornamental statuette |
| filch |
steal |
| filial |
pertaining to son or daughter |
| filibuster |
block legislation by making long speeches |
| filing |
particle removed by a file |
| finesse |
delicate skill |
| finicky |
too particular;fussy,exacting to details |
| firebrand |
hot-head;trouble maker |
| fitful |
spasmodic;intermittent |
| flag |
droop;grow feeble |
| flagrant |
conspicuously wicked;outrageous;blatant |
| flail |
thrash grain by hand;strike or slap;toss abt |
| flair |
talent |
| flamboyant |
ornate |
| flay |
strip off skin;plunder |
| fleck |
spot |
| fleece |
rob;plunder//wool coat of sheep |
| flick |
light stroke as with a whip |
| flinch |
hesitate;shrink |
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