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Fraud (n) : cheating, trick
Fraudulent (adj.) : deceitful
Fraudulent (adv.) : fraudulently
Fraught (adj.) : involving, filled
Fray (n) : a fight
Fray (v) : rub
Freak (n) : whim, caprice, abnormal state
Free (adj.) : familiar
Free (v) : set at liberty
Freebooter (n) : a robber
Freedom (n) : independence
Free-spoken (adj.) : candid, frank
Freeze (v) : become icy or solid, make inoperative or valueless
Freight (n) : hire charges
Frenzy (n) : violent excitement of the mind, madness
Frequent (adj.) : coming often
Frequent (v) : visit, (a place) , often
Fresh (adj.) : new, not forgotten
Freshet (n) : a small river of fresh water, flood
Friar (n) : monk, mendicant
Friction (n) : resistance between bodies moving one over another, rubber
Friday (n) : the day of the week prior to Saturday
Friend (n) : one who is on good terms with and loves another, a companion
Friendly (adj.) : as between friends, kind
Friendly (adv.) : as between friends, kind
Friendship (n) : relationship between friends
Fright (n) : sudden fear
Frighten (v) : cause fear to, terrify
Frightful (adj.) : fearful, terrible
Frightful (adv.) : frightfully
Frigid (adj.) : very cold
Frill (n) : an ornamental border attached to a fabric
Fringe (n) : ornamental border to garments, edge
Frisk (v) : skip or dance in frolic
Frisk (n) : a frolic
Fritter (v) : waste away(money & energy) , cut into small pieces
Frivolous (adj.) : of no importance, silly
Frivolous (n) : frivolity, frivolousness
Frivolous (adv.) : frivolously
Fro (adv) : away, backward, from, to and from
Frock (n) : a gown worn by women and children
Frog (n) : a small amphibious animal
Frolic (n) : sport, merry-making
Frolic (adj.) : gay, merry
Frolic (v) : play pranks
Frolicsome (adj.) : full of frolic
From (prep.) : starting at, out of
Front (n) : the face, forepart
Front (adj.) : situated in the foreground, directed forward
Front (v) : face, oppose
Frontage (n) : space lying in front
Frontal (adj.) : directed against the front
Frontier (n) : border of a country

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