F
- frog noun (frog, frogs)
A frog is a small green or brown animal with long back legs that jumps and lives near water. - from preposition
From shows where something starts or comes from: a letter from Grandma, from home. - front noun (the front, fronts); adjective
The front is the part that is first or ahead of the rest. - frontier noun (a frontier, frontiers)
A frontier is a border between two countries, or the land near it. - frontlet noun
a band or ornament worn on the forehead - frost noun (frost — uncountable; a frost, frosts); verb (frost, frosts, frosted, frosting)
Thin white ice crystals that form on grass, cars and windows when the air is below freezing, especially on cold clear nights. - froward adjective
stubborn and hard to deal with; turning away from what is right (an old word) - frown verb (frown, frowns, frowned, frowning); noun (a frown, frowns)
To frown is to bring your eyebrows together and wrinkle your forehead because you are cross, worried, puzzled or thinking hard. - frozen adjective (frozen); verb form (past participle of freeze: freeze, freezes, froze, frozen, freezing)
Frozen means turned into ice or made hard by cold: a frozen lake. - fruit noun (fruit — usually no plural for the food; fruits — kinds of fruit); verb (fruit — to make fruit)
Fruit is the sweet or juicy part of a plant that holds its seeds and that you can eat, like an apple, a pear, a plum or a banana. - fruitage noun
fruit, or the crop of fruit that something bears (an old word) - fruitful adjective (fruitful, more fruitful, most fruitful)
Fruitful means producing much fruit or crops, so the land gives rich harvests. - frustrate verb (frustrate, frustrates, frustrated, frustrating)
To frustrate someone is to make them feel cross and upset because they cannot do or get what they want. - frustrated adjective (frustrated, more frustrated); verb form (frustrate → frustrated)
Feeling upset and annoyed because you cannot do something or cannot get what you want, even though you try. - fuel noun (fuel, fuels); verb (fuel, fuels, fuelled/fueled, fuelling/fueling)
Fuel is something that is burned to make heat or power, like petrol, gas, coal or wood. - fugitive noun (a fugitive, fugitives); adjective (fugitive)
A person who is running away or hiding, especially from the police or from danger. - fulfil verb (fulfil, fulfils, fulfilled, fulfilling) — US spelling fulfill
To do what you promised or what is needed: «fulfil a promise». - fulfill verb (fulfill, fulfills, fulfilled, fulfilling)
To fulfill something is to do or carry out what was promised, needed or wished. - fulfilled verb, past form of fulfil (fulfil, fulfils, fulfilled, fulfilling); adjective (fulfilled, more fulfilled)
1) Done or carried out as promised or needed. 2) Of a dream or hope: made to come true. 3) (adjective) Happy and satisfied because your… - fulfilment noun (fulfilment — uncountable) — UK spelling; US: fulfillment
A feeling of being happy and satisfied because you are doing something useful or that you love. - full adjective (full, fuller, fullest); adverb; noun (in full)
Full means holding as much as it can hold: «a full cup». - fuller noun
A person whose work is to clean and thicken cloth by washing and treading it. - fullness noun (fullness — uncountable)
Being full: a feeling of fullness after dinner. - fully adverb (fully)
1) Completely; in every way: "fully charged", "fully grown". 2) At least; as much as: "Fully half the class was ill." - function noun (a function, functions); verb (function, functions, functioned, functioning)
1) The job or purpose of something or someone. 2) (verb) To work or operate properly. 3) A formal party or event. 4) (maths) A rule that… - fundamental adjective
basic and most important; the foundation that other things are built on - fundamentally adverb
in the most basic way; at the root - fundamentals noun
the basic parts or principles from which everything else comes - furbish verb
To polish and clean a weapon until it shines. - furious adjective (furious; more furious, most furious)
1) Very, very angry. 2) Very strong, fast or wild: «a furious storm», «at a furious speed». - furiously adverb (furiously, more furiously, most furiously)
1) Furiously means in a very angry way, or with great force and wild energy. - furnace noun (a furnace, furnaces)
A furnace is a very hot enclosed fire or oven used to melt metal, make glass or burn things. - furnish verb (furnish, furnishes, furnished, furnishing)
To put furniture in a room or house: They furnished the bedroom. - furnished verb (past of «furnish»: furnish, furnishes, furnished, furnishing); adjective (furnished)
1) (adjective) Having furniture in it (a furnished flat). 2) Put furniture in a room or building. 3) (formal) Gave or supplied something… - furniture noun (furniture, uncountable)
1) Furniture is the large movable things in a room that make it usable, like tables, chairs, beds, sofas and wardrobes. - furrow noun (a furrow, furrows); verb (furrow, furrows, furrowed, furrowing)
A long narrow groove cut into the soil by a plough. - further adverb; adjective (further, comparative of far; furthest); verb (further, furthers, furthered)
Further means at or to a greater distance; more far. - furthermore adverb (furthermore)
1) (formal) In addition, also, used to add another, often stronger, point, as in «It's raining. Furthermore, it's freezing». - furthest adjective (furthest); adverb (furthest) — superlative of far; also farthest
1) At the greatest distance; the most far away. 2) To the greatest degree or extent: «the furthest he had ever gone». - fury noun (fury, furies)
1) Fury is very strong, wild anger. 2) Fury can also mean great force or violence, as in the fury of a storm. 3) (myth) The Furies were… - fuse noun (a fuse, fuses); verb (fuse, fuses, fused, fusing)
1) noun: A fuse is a small safety part in an electric plug or circuit with a thin wire that melts and breaks the circuit if too much… - fusion noun (fusion, uncountable; a fusion, fusions)
Fusion is the joining of two or more things into one: a fusion of music styles. - future noun (the future; a future, futures); adjective (future: future plans)
The future is the time that has not happened yet; what will happen after now.
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