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semester 2 vocab

TermDefinition
Fallible capable of error
fallow inactive; unproductive
fatalistic believing that all events in life are inevitable and determined by fate
fawn to act slavishly submissive
fealty obligated loyalty or faithfulness
feign to pretend
feisty aggressive; lively; energetic
felicity happiness
farcical absurd; ludicrous
felonious pertaining to or constituting a major crime
fester to grow embittered over time; to rot
fiat an official order
fidelity faithfulness; loyalty
Filch to steal
Filial of, relating to, or befitting a son or daughter
Ped/Pod foot
Phob fear
Scop to watch, view
Port to carry, to bring
flagrant glaringly bad; outrageous
fluent able to express oneself easily and clearly
flux a state of continual change or movement
foible a minor weakness in character
frivolous trivial; silly
futile useless
gaff A large hook
gait manner of walking
gambit a maneuver or action used to gain an advantage
gape to stare with an open mouth
fracas a loud quarrel or fight
stru/struct to build
garble distort; confuse; muddle
genealogy family history
genesis beginning; origin
ghastly horrible; frightful
scib/script to write
tempor time
therm heat
Gird to encircle as with a belt; to prepare as for action
gorge to eat or swallow greedily
granary a storehouse for grain
gratify to please or satisfy
guile sly or cunning intelligence
harp to persist in talking continuously
havoc great destruction; chaos
hilarity gaiety; joviality
tract to man
ven/vent to come
anthro man
gist the main point
glean to collect or find out slowly
glutinous gluey; sticky
Gothic medieval; type of fiction that uses remote
gull to cheat
gyrate to rotate
haughty arrogant
-ology study of
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