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Description=Word List No. 20
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word	definition	part of speech	high-frequency
flippancy	lacking proper seriousness	noun
flit	fly; dart lightly; pass swiftly by	verb
floe	mass of floating ice	noun
flora	plants of a region or era	noun
florid	flowery; ruddy	adjective
flotsam	drifting wreckage	noun
flounder	proceed clumsily or falter	verb
flourish	grow well; prosper; decorate with ornaments	verb
flout	reject; mock	verb
fluctuate	weaver	verb
fluency	smoothness of speech	noun
fluke	unlikely occurrence; stroke of fortune	noun
fluster	confuse	verb
fluted	having vertical parallel grooves (as in a pillar)	adjective
flux	flowing; series of changes	noun
fodder	coarse food for cattle, horses, etc.	noun
foible	weakness; slight fault	noun
foil	contrast	noun
foil	defeat; frustrate	verb
foist	insert improperly; palm off	verb
foment	stir up; instigate	verb
foolhardy	rash	adjective
foppish	vain about dress and appearance	adjective
foray	raid	noun
forbearance	patience	noun
ford	place where a river can be crossed on foot	noun
foreboding	premonition of evil	noun
forensic	suitable to debate or courts of law	adjective
foreshadow	give an indication beforehand	verb
foresight	ability to foresee future happenings; prudence	noun	*
forestall	prevent by taking action in advance	verb
forgo	give up; do without	verb
forlorn	sad and lonely	adjective
formality	adherence to established rules or procedures	noun
formidable	menacing; threatening	adjective
forsake	desert; abandon; renounce	verb
forswear	renounce; abandon	verb
forte	strong point or special talent	noun
fortitude	bravery; courage	noun
fortuitous	accidental; by chance	adjective
foster	rear; encourage	verb
founder	fail completely; sink	verb
founder	person who establishes (an organization, business)	noun
fracas	brawl; melee	noun
fractious	unruly	verb
frailty	weakness	noun
franchise	right granted by authority	noun
frantic	wild	adjective
fraudulent	cheating; deceitful	adjective
fraught	filled	adjective
fray	brawl	noun
frenetic	frenzied; frantic	adjective
frenzied	madly excited	adjective
fresco	painting on plaster (usually fresh)	noun
fret	to be annoyed or vexed	verb
friction	clash in opinion; rubbing against	noun
frieze	ornamental band on a wall	noun
frigid	intensely cold	adjective
fritter	waste	verb
frivolity	lack of seriousness	noun	*
frolicsome	prankish; gay	adjective
frond	fern leaf; palm or banana leaf	noun
frugality	thrift; economy	noun
fruition	bearing of fruit; fulfillment; realization	noun
frustrate	thwart; defeat	verb
fugitive	momentary; trasitory	adjective
fulcrum	support on which a lever rests	noun
fulminate	thunder; explode	verb
fulsome	disgustingly excessive	adjective
fundamental	basic; primary; essential	verb
funeral	sad; solemn	adjective
furor	frenzy; great excitement	noun
furtive	stealthy; sneaky	adjective	*
fusillade	simultaneous firing or outburst	noun
fusion	union; coalition	noun
futile	ineffective; fruitless	adjective
gadfly	animal-biting fly; an irritating person	noun
gaffe	social blunder	noun
