English words: F

906 words under F; 101–200 on this page.

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• farmyard noun (a farmyard, farmyards); adjective (farmyard animals)
  A farmyard is the area round the farm buildings, often with animals and machines in it.
• farrier noun (a farrier, farriers)
  A farrier is a person whose job is to look after horses' hooves and fit horseshoes on them.
• fart noun (a fart, farts — rude); verb…
  To let gas out from the bottom; to pass wind.
• farther adverb, adjective (far, farther, farthest)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Farther means more far, a longer way away.
• farthest adjective (far, farther, farthest); adverb (farthest)everyday · Jewish tradition
  At the greatest distance; the most far away.
• farthing noun (farthings)
  A farthing was an old British coin worth a quarter of a penny.
• farthingale noun (farthingales)
  A farthingale was a frame or hoop worn under a long skirt to make it stand out, worn by ladies long ago.
• fascinated adjective (fascinated); verb…
  Extremely interested in something, so that you want to keep watching or learning about it.
• fascinating adjective; verb form…
  Extremely interesting, so that you want to keep looking, listening or learning.
• fascination noun (fascinations, plural)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fascination is a strong interest that holds your attention so you cannot look away.
• fashion noun (fashion, a fashion, fashions); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fashion is the style of clothes, hair and things that is popular at a particular time.
• fashionable adjective (fashionable)
  Popular and in style at a certain time, especially clothes, hair or ideas.
• fashioned adjective, mostly in «old-fashioned» (old-fashioned); also…everyday · Jewish tradition
  «Old-fashioned» means belonging to an earlier time and no longer common or modern.
• fast adjective (fast, faster, fastest); adverb (fast); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fast means moving or doing something quickly.
• fasten verb (fasten, fastens, fastened, fastening)everyday · Jewish tradition
  To close, join or fix something so it stays shut or in place: fasten a seatbelt, a button, a gate.
• fastened verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fastened means closed or joined firmly, like a seatbelt or a button that is done up.
• fastening noun (a fastening, fastenings); also the -ing form of fasten
  A thing used to close or join something, such as a button, zip, buckle, clip or Velcro.
• faster adjective, adverb (fast, faster, fastest)
  Faster means with more speed, moving or working more quickly.
• fasting nounJewish tradition
  Going without food, often for religious reasons.
• fat noun (fat, fats); adjective (fat, fatter, fattest)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fat is a natural oily substance found in foods like butter, oil, cheese and meat.
• fatal adjective (fatal)
  Causing death: «a fatal accident».
• fatality noun (a fatality, fatalities)
  A fatality is a death caused by an accident, war, disaster or violence.
• fatally adverb (fatally)
  Fatally means in a way that causes death or complete ruin.
• fate noun (fate, fates)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fate is a power that some people believe decides what will happen in the future.
• father noun (father, fathers); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  A father is a man who has a child; a dad.
• fatherland noun (fatherlands)
  A fatherland is the country where a person was born and feels they belong; a homeland.
• fatherless adjective (fatherless)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fatherless means without a father, because he has died, left or is not known.
• fatherly adjective (fatherly; more fatherly)
  Fatherly means kind, caring and protective, like a good father.
• fathom verb (fathom, fathoms, fathomed, fathoming); noun…
  To fathom something is to understand it fully after thinking hard.
• fatigue noun…
  Fatigue is great tiredness of the body or mind, after hard work, illness or lack of sleep.
• fatigued adjective; verb, past form of fatigue…
  Fatigued means very tired, worn out in body or mind (formal).
• fatness nounJewish tradition
  Richness or abundance, and also fat as a body feature.
• fatso noun (a fatso, fatsos or fatsoes)
  Fatso is an insulting name for a fat person.
• fatten verb (fatten, fattens, fattened, fattening); adjective…
  To make an animal or person fatter, especially farm animals before they are sold for meat, as in «fatten the pigs».
• fattening adjective (fattening food); verb, present participle of…
  Likely to make you put on weight, usually because it has lots of fat or sugar.
• fatty adjective (fatty, fattier, fattiest); noun…
  Fatty means containing a lot of fat: «fatty food», «fatty meat».
• fault noun (a fault, faults); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  If something is your fault, you are the one who caused a mistake or a bad thing.
• faultless adjective (faultless)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Faultless means with no mistakes or flaws at all; perfect.
• faulty adjective (faulty, faultier, faultiest)
  Faulty means not working properly because something is wrong with it.
• fauna noun (fauna) — (science, formal)
  All the animals living in one place or at one time.
• faux adjective (faux)
  Faux means fake or made to look like the real thing, used mostly for materials such as fur, leather or marble.
• favor noun (favor, favors); verb…
  A favor is a kind act done for someone: «Will you do me a favor?».
• favorable adjective (favorable, more favorable)…
  Favorable means good or helpful for you: favorable weather.
• favorably adverb (favorably)…
  In a way that shows approval or liking: he looked favorably on the plan.
• favored adjective (favored); past form of verb favor…
  Favored means given special help or kindness by luck or by a ruler, or chosen above others.
• favorite adjective (favorite; British favourite); noun…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Your favorite is the one you like best.
• favoritism noun (favoritism; uncountable; UK spelling favouritism)
  Favoritism is unfairly treating one person or group better than others, because you like them more, not because they deserve it.
• favour noun (favour, favours; US favor); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  A favour is a kind thing you do to help someone.
• favourable adjective (favourable, more favourable, most favourable)…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Good for you or helpful; giving an advantage: favourable weather for sailing.
• favourite adjective (favourite); noun (a favourite, favourites)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Your favourite is the thing or person you like best of all.
• favouritism noun (favouritism, US favoritism, uncountable)
  Favouritism is unfairly treating one person or group better than others, for example a teacher always choosing the same pupil or a parent…
• fawn noun (a fawn, fawns); adjective (fawn — a colour); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  A fawn is a young deer, usually less than a year old, often with white spots.
• fay noun (a fay, fays — old or poetic); a name (Fay, Faye)
  A fairy: a small magical being in old stories and poems.
• fe symbol (Fe — chemistry); fragment
  Fe is the chemical symbol for iron, a metal element; it comes from «ferrum», the Latin word for iron.
• fear noun (fear, fears); verb (fear, fears, feared, fearing)…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fear is the feeling you have when you think something bad or dangerous might happen.
• fearful adjective (fearful, more fearful, most fearful)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Fearful means afraid or worried that something bad will happen.
• fearfully adverbeveryday · Jewish tradition
  In a frightened or worried way.
• fearless adjective (fearless, more fearless, most fearless)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Not afraid of anything; very brave.
• fearlessly adverb (fearlessly)
  In a brave way, without fear.
• fearsome adjective (fearsome; more fearsome, most fearsome)
  Fearsome means very frightening to look at or meet, because it is big, strong or dangerous.
• feast noun (a feast, feasts); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  A large, special meal with lots of food, often for a celebration.
• feat noun (feat, feats)
  A feat is a great deed that needs skill, strength or courage: a feat of strength.
• feather noun (feather, feathers); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  A feather is one of the light, soft parts that cover a bird's body.
• featherless adjective (featherless)
  Featherless means having no feathers.
• feathery adjective (feathery, featherier, featheriest)
  Feathery means covered with feathers.
• feature noun (a feature, features); verb…
  A feature is an important or interesting part or quality of something.
• feb abbreviation (Feb, Feb.) — short for February
  The short form of February, the second month of the year.
• febrile adjective (febrile)
  Febrile means having a fever, a high body temperature.
• february proper noun (February, Februaries)
  February is the second month of the year, after January and before March.
• feck exclamation; verb…
  an exclamation of anger or surprise, a softer stand-in for the f-word.
• fed verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  The past form of "feed": gave food to a person or an animal.
• federal adjective (federal); noun federation
  A federal country is made of several states or provinces that run some things themselves but share one national government; the USA…
• federated adjective (federated); verb past form of federate…
  Federated describes states, groups or organisations that have joined together under one central government or body while still keeping…
• federation noun (a federation, federations)
  A federation is a country made of states or provinces that each run some of their own matters, but share one central government, like the…
• fee noun (fee, fees)
  A fee is an amount of money you pay for a service or to be allowed to do something.
• feeble adjective (feeble, feebler, feeblest)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Very weak, without strength or energy.
• feebleness nounJewish tradition
  Weakness; lack of strength.
• feebly adverb (feebly)
  Weakly, without strength or energy.
• feed verb (feed, feeds, fed, feeding); noun…everyday · Jewish tradition
  To give food to a person or animal: "Feed the cat.".
• feedback noun (feedback, uncountable)
  Feedback is information or comments about how well you have done something, so you can do it better next time.
• feeder noun (a feeder, feeders); adjective (feeder)
  A feeder is a container that holds food for birds or animals.
• feeding noun (feeding, feedings); verb form…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Feeding is the act of giving food to a person or an animal.
• feel verb (feel, feels, felt, feeling); noun…everyday · Jewish tradition
  To notice something with your body, for example by touching it: "Feel how soft this is.".
• feeler noun (a feeler, feelers)
  A feeler is a long, thin part on the head of an insect, snail or other small animal, used to touch, smell and sense the world; scientists…
• feeling noun (feeling, feelings); verb (-ing form of feel)…
  An emotion such as happy, sad, angry or scared.
• feelings noun, plural of feeling (a feeling, feelings)
  Feelings are what happens inside you that make you happy, sad, angry, scared, excited and so on; emotions.
• feign verb (feign, feigns, feigned, feigning)everyday · Jewish tradition
  To pretend to feel something or to be ill, tired or asleep when you are not.
• feigned verb, past form of feign…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Pretended; shown on the outside but not truly felt.
• feigning -ing form of the verb feign…
  Pretending to have a feeling, illness or state that is not real: «feigning sleep», «feigning surprise».
• feldspar noun (feldspar, feldspars)
  A very common group of light-coloured minerals found in many rocks, such as granite.
• felicity noun (felicity) (old use)
  Felicity is great happiness, joy and good fortune.
• felid noun (a felid, felids); adjective feline
  A felid is any member of the cat family, Felidae: from pet cats to lions, tigers, lynxes and cheetahs.
• feline adjective (feline); noun (a feline, felines)
  To do with cats or the cat family, which includes house cats, lions, tigers, leopards and cheetahs.
• fell verb form…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Dropped down or came down: I fell off my bike.
• fella noun (fella, fellas)
  A man or a boy; a spelling of «fellow» that shows how people say it.
• felloe nounJewish tradition
  The rim of a wheel, or a piece of it.
• fellow noun (a fellow, fellows); adjective (fellow — before a noun)everyday · Jewish tradition
  A man or boy: He's a nice fellow.
• fellowship noun (fellowship, fellowships)everyday · Jewish tradition
  A friendly feeling of sharing and belonging among people with the same interests.
• felt verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Felt is the past of «feel»: you felt happy, you felt the soft fur.
• female adjective (female); noun (a female, females)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Female means of the sex that can have babies or lay eggs; women and girls are female.

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