F — The school dictionary · page 91 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9fumeFumes are smoke, gas or strong smells that are unpleasant or harmful to breathe, like car exhaust or paint fumes.11 sentencesfumesGas or smoke that smells strong and can be harmful to breathe, like from cars, paint or chemicals.11 sentencesfunEnjoyment and pleasure; a good time: «We had fun at the party».13 sentencesfunctionThe job or purpose of something or someone.12 sentencesfunctionalWorking properly and able to do its job: a functional lift goes up and down.12 sentencesfunctionallyIn a way that is about how something works or what it does, not how it looks.8 sentencesfundAn amount of money saved or collected for a special purpose.10 sentencesfundedPaid for by money from a person, group or government.8 sentencesfundingMoney given by a government, organisation or person for a special purpose, such as a school, project or research.7 sentencesfundraiseTo collect money for a charity, a school or a good cause, often by holding events.10 sentencesfundsFunds are money that is available to spend, especially for a purpose.16 sentencesfuneralA ceremony held after someone dies, when family and friends say goodbye and remember the person, and the body is buried or cremated.8 sentencesfunerealFunereal means connected with a funeral, or slow, sad and dark like one.4 sentencesfunfairAn outdoor show with rides, games, stalls and sweets that people pay to enjoy, often travelling from town to town.10 sentencesfungusA fungus is a living thing such as a mushroom, toadstool, mould or yeast that is neither a plant nor an animal; it feeds on dead or living…10 sentencesfunnelA funnel is a tube that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, used to pour liquids or powders into a small opening.12 sentencesfunnilyIn a funny or strange way: «He walked funnily after the long ride.».8 sentencesfunnyFunny means making you laugh or smile: a funny joke.13 sentencesfurFur is the soft thick hair that covers the bodies of many animals, like cats, dogs, rabbits and bears.12 sentencesfurculaThe furcula is the wishbone of a bird: a forked bone in its chest made of two collarbones joined together.8 sentencesfuriousVery, very angry.9 sentencesfuriouslyFuriously means in a very angry way, or with great force and wild energy.4 sentencesfurloughA furlough is a time when workers are told not to come to work for a while, often because there is not enough work, and they may get less…9 sentencesfurloughedsent home from work for a time without pay or with reduced pay, because the employer has no work or money; it may lead to losing the job.10 sentencesfurnaceA furnace is a very hot enclosed fire or oven used to melt metal, make glass or burn things.12 sentencesfurnishTo put furniture in a room or house.10 sentencesfurnishedHaving furniture in it (a furnished flat).10 sentencesfurnishingFurniture, carpets, curtains and other things in a room or house.9 sentencesfurnitureFurniture is the large movable things in a room that make it usable, like tables, chairs, beds, sofas and wardrobes.10 sentencesfurredCovered with fur, or with a coat of soft hair: a furred animal.13 sentencesfurrierA furrier is a person who makes or sells clothes and goods made of fur.5 sentencesfurrowA long narrow groove cut into the soil by a plough.12 sentencesfurrowedOf a field: having long, narrow trenches cut by a plough.9 sentencesfurryFurry means covered with fur, or soft and thick like fur.10 sentencesfurtherFurther means at or to a greater distance; more far.11 sentencesfurtheranceThe act of helping something to move forward or succeed.6 sentencesfurthermoreIn addition, also, used to add another, often stronger, point, as in «It's raining. Furthermore, it's freezing».11 sentencesfurthermostFurthermost means the most distant or farthest away from a place.4 sentencesfurthestAt the greatest distance; the most far away.9 sentencesfurtivelyFurtively means in a secret, sly way, trying not to be seen.4 sentencesfuryFury is very strong, wild anger.12 sentencesfurzeFurze is a prickly yellow-flowered shrub that grows on heaths and common land, also called gorse. (old use, in fairy tales).5 sentencesfusenoun.16 sentencesfusionFusion is the joining of two or more things into one: a fusion of music styles.10 sentencesfussA fuss is a lot of worry, excitement or complaining about something, often something small.11 sentencesfussinessBeing hard to please, especially about food, clothes or how things are done.10 sentencesfussyA fussy person is hard to please and cares too much about small details.11 sentencesfustySmelling stale, damp and old, like a room shut up for a long time.8 sentencesfutileHaving no chance of success; useless, because it cannot change anything.7 sentencesfutureThe future is the time that has not happened yet; what will happen after now.14 sentencesfuzzFuzz is soft, short, light hair or fibres, like on a peach or a baby duck.10 sentencesfuzzyFuzzy means covered with soft, short hair or fibres, like a peach or a teddy bear.11 sentences1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/dictionaries/school/F/page/9/