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Improve Your Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Index
Improve Your Vocabulary on 22nd April :
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Foot (n) : the part at the bottom of the leg, bottom, infantry
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Foot (v) : step
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Footboard (n) : a support for the foot
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Foot-boy (n) : an attendant
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Footbridge (n) : a narrow bridge for passengers to walk
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Foothold (n) : footing
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Footing (n) : place to place the foot
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Footnote (n) : a note at the end of a page
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Footpath (n) : a narrow way
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Footprint (n) : mark made by the foot
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Footstep (n) : tread
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Footwear(n) : shoes, sandals etc., for the foot
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Fop(n) : a dandy
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Fop (adj.) : foppish
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For (prep) : because, since, in place of
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For (conj) : because, since, in place of
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Forage (n) : food for cattle
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Forage (v) : feed cattle etc., plunder search
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Foray (n) : robbery
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Foray (v) : plunder
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Forbear (v) : cease, abstain, delay
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Forbearance (n) : patience, long suffering
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Forbid (v) : hinder, prohibit
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Forbidden (adj.) : prohibited
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Forbidden (v) : past participle of FORBID
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Force (n) : strength, violence, energy
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Force (v) : compel
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Forceful (adj.) : powerful, forceful
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Forcement (n) : meat chopped
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Forceps (n) : a surgeon’s pincers
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Forcepump (n) : a pump which sucks from the ground
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Forcible (adj.) : violent, powerful
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Forcible (adv.) : forcibly
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Ford (v) : a shallow place
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Ford (v) : cross water
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Fordable (adj.) : that can be crossed on foot
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Fore (n) : front
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Fore (adj.) : coming or going first
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Fore (adv.) : before
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Forearm (n) : the part of the arm between the wrist and elbow
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Forebode (v) : predict
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Foreboding (n) : a sing of coming evil, augury
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Forecast (v) : predict, provide, scheme
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Forefather (n) : ancestor
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Forefinger (n) : indicator, the first finger of the hand next to the thumb
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Forego (v) : precede, give up
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Foregone (adj.) : past predetermined
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Forehead (adj.) : front part of head above eyes
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Foreign (adj.) : belonging to another country
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Foreleg (n) : one of front legs of an animal
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Forelock (n) : the hair on the fore head
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Foreman (n) : chief person, supervising others
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Foremost (adj.) : the best, first in place
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