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f로시작하는영어단어(내공100임)
Word | Definition |
fabaceous | bean-like |
fabiform | shaped like a bean |
fabulist | one who invents fables |
faburden | harmony in thirds and sixths |
face-cord | unit of wood measurement equal to a stack four by eight feet in volume |
facetiae | term for books of inappropriate or lewd nature |
facia | nameplate or sign above shop |
facinorous | atrociously wicked |
factious | turbulent; given to faction; seditious |
factitious | produced by humans or artificial forces |
factitive | signifying making or causing something to be |
factive | indicating causation |
factotum | lackey; person employed to do various jobs |
facture | workmanship; the products of making |
facula | unusually bright spot on sun's surface |
facultative | optional; incidental; conferring privilege |
facundity | eloquence |
fagin | an adult who instructs others in crime |
fagottist | bassoon player |
faience | glazed coloured earthware |
faille | shiny closely woven silk, cotton or rayon fabric |
fain | happy; inclined; pleased |
fainéant | puppet ruler; do-nothing; idle person |
fairlead | ring through which rope is led to change its direction without friction |
falcade | motion of a horse throwing itself on its haunches |
falcate | resembling a sickle |
falciform | shaped like a sickle |
falconine | of, like or pertaining to falcons or hawks |
falderal | nonsense; meaningless refrain of a song |
faldstool | desk from which the Litany is read at church service |
fallibilism | the doctrine that empirical knowledge is uncertain |
falsidical | conveying a meaning that is false |
famicide | one who destroys another's reputation; slanderer |
familic | pertaining to a family; domestic |
familism | the tendency of a family to cohere as a group |
familistery | house for communal living |
famulus | private secretary or attendant |
fanal | lighthouse or beacon |
fandango | lively Spanish dance performed by a couple |
fane | flag or banner; weather-cock |
fane | temple |
fanfaron | an empty boaster |
fanfaronade | grandiose trumpet blast |
fanion | cloth worn on priest's arm and used for handling holy vessels |
fanion | small flag used in surveying |
fantassin | infantry soldier |
fantasticate | to fantasize over something |
fantigue | anxiety or irritation |
fantod | a state of irritability or tension; an emotional fit |
farad | unit measuring electrical capacitance |
farandine | silk and wool cloth |
farandole | lively Provençal dance in which men and women hold hands |
farctate | full; stuffed |
fardage | wood placed in bottom of ship to keep cargo dry |
fardel | anything cumbersome or irksome |
farinaceous | mealy; consisting of cereals |
farinose | resembling or yielding flour |
farouche | wild; unpolished |
farraginous | disordered; jumbled; miscellaneous |
farrago | confused mass of objects or people; disordered mixture |
farrier | one who shoes horses or cares for horses |
farris | female blacksmith |
farrow | to give birth to piglets |
farruca | Spanish gypsy dance with sudden tempo and mood changes |
fasces | bundle of rods with an axe used to symbolise authority |
fascia | board over a shop-front |
fascicle | bundle; division of book published in parts |
fascine | bundle of brushwood used to fill ditches |
fasti | record or register |
fastigiate | pointed; conical |
fastigium | roof; peak; gable |
fastuous | haughty; ostentatious |
fatalism | doctrine that events are fixed and humans are powerless |
fathometer | instrument for measuring underwater depth using sound |
fatidical | prophetic; having the power to foretell the future |
fatuous | silly; purposeless |
fauteuil | enclosed seat in theatre |
favela | slum area |
faveolate | honeycombed |
faviform | shaped like a honeycomb |
favonian | of, like or pertaining to the west wind; mild and favourable |
feague | to whip; to perplex |
feak | lock of hair |
featous | shapely; well-made; handsome; neat |
febricant | causing fever |
febricity | feverishness |
febrifuge | something which reduces fever |
fecalith | stony heap or mass of feces |
feckless | feeble; helpless; futile; ineffectual |
feculent | covered with filth; filthy |
felicide | killing of a cat |
felicificative | tending to make happy |
feliform | having a catlike form or shape |
fell | barren or rocky hill or moor |
felloe | circular rim of a wheel |
felsenmeer | flat arctic area covered with angular boulders |
femerall | outlet for smoke in a roof |
femicide | killing of a woman |
fenestella | recess in church wall for storing communion vessels |
fenestral | of, like or pertaining to windows |
feracious | fruitful; fecund |
feretory | shrine for relics during a procession or for a funeral bier |
feria | weekday of a church calendar on which no holiday falls |
ferial | of, like or pertaining to holidays |
ferity | state of savagery or barbarism |
fermi | unit of length equal to one quadrillionth of a metre |
ferriferous | bearing iron |
ferronière | jewel held on the forehead by a chain |
ferruginous | of the colour of rust; impregnated with iron |
ferrule | band on the end of a stick for reinforcing it |
ferula | flat piece of wood |
ferulaceous | like a cane or reed |
ferule | cane or rod used for punishment |
fescennine | marked by the use of vulgarity or obscene language |
fess | broad horizontal bar across heraldic field |
festilogy | treatise on ecclesiastical festivals |
festinate | to accelerate; to quicken |
fetial | heraldic; ambassadorial |
feticide | killing of a fetus |
fetlock | tuft of hair immediately above horse's hoof |
fettling | loose material thrown on furnace hearth for protection |
feuilleton | critical article at the bottom of a newspaper page |
fiacre | hackney coach; cab |
fiberscope | instrument using fiberoptics to examine inaccessible areas |
fibriform | shaped like a fibre |
fibrilliform | shaped like a small fibre |
fibula | brooch in the shape of a safety pin |
ficiform | shaped like a fig |
fictile | capable of being moulded; of, like or pertaining to pottery |
fictor | sculptor; one who makes images from clay |
fid | conical wooden pin used to splice strands of rope |
fiddley | iron framework around hatchway opening |
fideism | doctrine that knowledge depends on faith over reason |
fidicinal | of, like or pertaining to stringed musical instruments |
fiduciary | held in trust; depending on trust |
fie | expression_(usually female) bust attached to the bow of a ship |
filaceous | composed of threads |
filatory | machine for forming or spinning threads |
filature | drawing out of threads |
filemot | dead-leaf colour; dull brown |
filibeg | kilt |
filicide | killing of one's own child |
filiciform | shaped like a fern or frond |
filiferous | thread-bearing |
filiform | shaped like a thread |
filiopietistic | marked by excessive veneration of ancestors |
filipendulous | hanging by or strung on a thread |
fillister | groove in window pane into which glass is set |
filose | threadlike; having a threadlike end |
filoselle | coarse floss silk |
fimbriate | fringed; having a narrow border |
fimetic | of, like or pertaining to dung |
fimicolous | living in dung |
finalism | belief that an end has or can be reached |
fingent | moulding; shaping |
finial | decoration on the top of a gable or spire |
finical | excessively precise in trivial matters |
fipple | plug in the mouthpiece of a wind instrument |
firkin | old unit of capacity equal to one quarter of a barrel |
firkin | small keg |
fissicostate | having divided ribs |
fissilingual | with forked or cloven tongue |
fissility | ability to be split |
fissiparous | tending to break up into parts |
fissiped | animal with separated toes |
fistula | long narrow passage or duct |
fistuliform | shaped like a pipe |
fitch | brush made from hair of polecat |
fixity | fixed state; stability; permanence |
flabellation | the act of fanning |
flabelliform | shaped like a fan |
flacon | scent-bottle |
flagellantism | the practice of whipping oneself or another |
flagelliferous | bearing a whip or flagellum |
flagelliform | shaped like a whip |
flagellomania | abnormal enthusiasm for flogging |
flageolet | small flute or recorder with two thumb holes |
flagitate | to entreat or importune |
flagitious | grossly wicked; guilty of heinous crimes |
flagstaff | flag pole at stern of a ship |
flambeau | flaming torch |
flamen | pagan priest |
flammeous | flame-coloured |
flammiferous | producing flame |
flammulated | ruddy |
flammulation | flamelike marking |
flammule | little flame |
flânerie | idling; strolling about aimlessly |
flapdoodle | gross flattery; nonsense |
flaught | snowflake |
flaughter | to flutter or flicker; to strip or skin |
flavescent | yellowish or turning yellow |
fleam | surgical instrument |
flèche | narrow wooden spire on church roof |
fleer | to mock; to jeer; to make faces in contempt |
flench | to cut up the blubber of; to flay |
fleshling | a sensualist |
fleuret | ornament resembling a small flower |
flews | drooping or pendulous lips |
flexion | a bend; a fold |
flexuose | full of windings and turnings; undulating |
flibbertigibbet | gossipy or flighty person |
flinty | unyielding; stern |
flivver | cheap car or airplane |
floatant | agent causing flotation |
floccilation | fitful plucking at the bedclothes |
floccinaucinihilipilification | setting at little or no value |
floccose | woolly |
flocculate | to collect or mass together in tufts or masses |
floricide | killing or killer of flowers |
floricomous | crowned or topped with flowers |
floriferous | bearing flowers |
floriform | shaped like a flower |
florilegium | anthology of writings, especially of church fathers |
florimania | craze for flowers |
floriscope | instrument for inspecting flowers |
floristry | the art of cultivating and selling flowers |
florisugent | sucking honey from flowers |
floromancy | belief that flowers have feelings |
floruit | dates of a person's birth and death |
flounce | to move impatiently or abruptly |
flowmeter | instrument for measuring properties of flowing liquids |
fluke | part of an anchor that fastens in the ground |
flumen | right to direct excess rain water to neighbour's yard |
fluminous | having many rivers or streams |
flummery | anything insipid; empty compliment; humbug |
fluorimeter | instrument for measuring fluorescence |
fluoroscope | instrument using x-rays to examine internal structure of opaque object |
fluvialist | one stressing the role of rivers in explanation |
fluviology | study of watercourses |
fluxional | variable; inconstant |
flype | to strip back; to turn partially inside out |
flysch | sandstone deposit |
focimeter | instrument for measuring focal length of a lens |
fodient | of, like or pertaining to digging |
foehn | dry wind that blows down from mountaintops |
foeticide | killing a fetus |
foetiferous | bearing or carrying a fetus |
fogram | antiquated |
foin | to thrust with a sword or spear |
foinery | fencing; swordplay |
foison | plenty; plentiful yield |
foliaceous | bearing leaves; leaf-like |
foliate | to cover with leaf metal; to number the leaves of |
foliferous | bearing leaves |
foliform | shaped like a leaf |
foliophagous | eating leaves; eating folios of books |
folkloristics | study of folklore and fables |
fontinal | growing near springs |
fooliaminy | collective term for fools |
foolocracy | government by fools |
foothot | hastily; immediately; on the spot |
footlambert | unit of luminance of a surface emitting one lumen per square foot |
footle | to waste time; to act foolishly |
footling | inept; trivial |
foraminate | to pierce |
foraminated | perforated or pierced with small holes |
foraminiferous | bearing foramina |
foraneous | of, like or pertaining to forums |
forby | past; near |
forcipate | of, like or pertaining to forceps |
forcipiform | shaped like forceps |
fore | at an earlier time or period |
forebitt | post for fastening cables at a ship's foremast |
forecabin | cabin in fore part of ship |
forecastle | short raised deck at fore end of ship; fore of ship under main deck |
forecome | to come early; to come before |
forefoot | foremost end of ship's keel |
forel | parchment for covering books |
foremast | mast nearest the bow of a ship |
foresail | lowest sail set on the foremast of square-rigged ship |
foreshots | first liquid to come out of a still |
forestay | stay leading from the foremast to the bow of a ship |
forfaiting | export finance where debts on goods are transacted |
forfend | to ward off or avert |
forfex | a pair of scissors or pincers |
forficate | forked; like scissors |
forficulate | like scissors |
forinsecal | foreign; alien; extrinsic |
forisfamiliate | to emancipate from parental authority |
formant | anything that limits, determines or defines |
formate | to join or fly in a formation |
formic | of, like or pertaining to ants |
formicate | resembling an ant |
formication | sensation like ants crawling on the skin |
formicide | substance that kills ants |
formicine | of, like or pertaining to ants |
formivorous | eating ants |
fornicate | vaulted or arched |
forsooth | in truth; indeed |
forswink | to exhaust by labour |
fortalice | fortress; small outwork of a fortification |
forthwith | immediately |
fortuitism | belief in evolution by chance variation |
foss | ditch, moat, trench or canal |
fossarian | clergyman moonlighting as a gravedigger |
fossick | to search by turning over earth or rock |
fossiliferous | bearing fossils |
fossor | grave-digger |
fossorial | adapted for digging |
fossulate | grooved; pitted |
foudroyant | thundering; dazzling |
fougade | piece of improvised artillery |
foulard | soft lightweight plain-woven or twilled silk fabric |
foulé | light woollen fulled cloth |
foumart | polecat |
fourchette | anything forked |
fourgon | baggage-wagon |
foursquare | forthright |
fouter | to mess about with aimlessly |
fovea | depression or pit |
foveate | pitted |
foveiform | shaped like a depression or pit |
fractionalism | the state of consisting of discrete units |
fractious | irritable; peevish |
fragor | a crash |
francomania | craze or obsession with France and the French |
Francophile | one who loves France or the French |
Francophobia | fear of France or the French |
frangible | easily broken |
frankalmoign | land tenure requiring religious obligations on part of tenant |
frantling | mating call of a peacock |
frap | to draw a sail tight with ropes or cables |
frazil | ground-ice; ice in small spikes in streams |
freeboard | distance between waterline and main deck of a ship |
freestone | building stone difficult to split into layers |
fremescent | growling or muttering |
fremitus | vibration; rumbling |
frescade | a cool walk; cool or shady place |
fresnel | unit of optical frequency equal to one terahertz |
fretum | strait |
friable | easily crumbled or pulverized |
fricandeau | thick slice of veal or similar meat |
frieze | rough heavy woollen cloth |
frigiferous | bearing or bringing cold |
frigolabile | susceptible to the cold |
frigorific | causing cold; freezing |
fringillaceous | of, like or pertaining to finches |
fringilliform | resembling a finch |
fringilline | of, like or pertaining to finches |
frisson | shiver; shudder; thrill |
frist | delay or respite, as for debt repayment |
frit | material from which glass is made |
frith | peace; sanctuary |
fritiniency | the noise of insects |
frogmarch | to carry an uncooperative drunkard or prisoner |
frondescence | the formation of leaves |
frondiferous | bearing or producing fronds |
frondose | having or like leaves |
frontal | cloth hanging over front of altar |
frontogenesis | creation of a weather front by meeting of air currents |
frostwork | delicate figures and patterns in which frost forms on surfaces |
frottage | rubbing, especially for sexual gratification |
froward | turned away; self-willed; unreasonable; perverse; adverse |
frowst | to luxuriate in hot stuffiness and stupefaction |
fructiferous | bearing fruit |
fructivorous | feeding on fruit |
fructuary | person enjoying the fruits of anything |
fructuation | coming to fruit or bearing of fruit |
fructuous | fruitful |
frugiferous | bearing fruit |
frugivorous | eating fruit |
frumentaceous | resembling wheat or other grain |
frumentarious | of, like or pertaining to corn |
frutescent | like or resembling a shrub |
fruticose | shrubby |
fub | to put off; to fob |
fucivorous | eating seaweed |
fucoid | shaped like seaweed |
fuero | code or body of laws; a constitution |
fug | hot; close; smoky state of atmosphere |
fugacious | inclined to run away or flee |
fuji | plain spun silk fabric |
fulcible | capable of being propped up |
fulciform | shaped like or resembling a prop |
fulcrate | supported with fulcrums |
fulgent | shining; bright |
fulgid | flashing |
fulgorous | flashing |
fulgour | splendour |
fulgural | of, like or pertaining to lightning |
fulgurate | to flash like lightning |
fulgurous | resembling lightning |
fuliginous | sooty; dusky |
fuligo | soot |
fuliguline | of, like or pertaining to sea ducks |
fullonical | of, like or pertaining or belonging to a fuller |
fulminate | express loudly; explode violently |
fulmineous | of, like or pertaining to thunder and lightning |
fulsome | nauseatingly affectionate, admiring or praiseful |
fulvous | dull yellow; tawny |
fumage | hearth-tax |
fumarole | hole emitting gases in a volcanic region |
fumatorium | a place for smoking |
fumet | the scent of game when high |
fumiduct | smoke vent; smokestack |
fumosity | condition of fuming; an exhalation |
funambulism | tightrope walking; show of mental agility |
functionalism | doctrine emphasising utility and function |
fundiform | shaped like a sling |
fundus | the bottom of anything |
funebral | of, like or pertaining to a funeral |
funest | deadly; lamentable |
fungible | interchangeable |
fungiform | shaped like a fungus |
fungous | of or like fungus; soft; spongy |
funicular | of, like or pertaining to a string or cable |
funipendulous | hanging by a rope or cord |
furacious | thievish |
furcate | forked |
furciferous | bearing a fork |
furciferous | bearing a forked appendage; rascally |
furcular | shaped like a fork |
furfur | dandruff or scurf |
furfuraceous | branny; scaly |
furibund | raging; furious |
furnicular | hanging from a rope or cable |
furuncular | of, like or pertaining to boils |
furunculoid | like a boil |
fusain | fine charcoal used in drawing |
fuscous | brown; tawny; dingy |
fusee | spindle in a watch on which the chain is wound |
fusiform | shaped like a spindle |
fusillation | death by shooting |
fustian | coarse twilled cotton |
fustian | pretentious writing or speech |
fustigate | to cudgel |
fustilarian | a term of abuse |
futtock | rib of a ship |
futurition | future existence; time to come |
futurology | study of future |
영단어 :
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fire
food
famous
full
frustrate
foot
feet
fine
fame
fade
find
fall
fee
far
feed
fill
fact
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fat
farad
fluorine
fahrenheit
fear
feasible
feast
feater
featuer
fee
feel
fellow
File
Foolish
Father
Frustrate
Fish
Floor
Fly
Flight
Foe
fire
fish
friend
fool
facebook (페이스북ㅋㅋ)
first name
family
Flower
off
fabricate
faculty
failing
face
fact
fair
foot
five
fox
father
fundamental
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