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fabricate

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v.build, lie

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facade

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n.front of the building;superficial or false appearance

The ornate facade of tower 101. His outward confidence is just a facade she assumed

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facet

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n.small plane surface;side

improve the diamond by providing it with several facets

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facetious

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adj.humorous, joking (often inapproprietly)

J. K. Morley was being both serious and facetious when he claimed that "the world's greatest water power is woman's tears

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facile

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adj

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facilitate

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v.

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facsimile

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n.copy

many museums sell facsimiles of the works of art on display

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faction

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n.

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factious

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adj.inclined to form faction;causing dissension

Your statement is factious and will upset the harmony that now exists

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factitious

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adj.

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factotum

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n.person who does all kind of work, handyman

The new hire is used as a factotum around the officd

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faculty

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n.mental or bodily power;teaching stuff

I fear i might lose my faculties and become unfit to work

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fallacious

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adj

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fallible

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adj.likable to error

I know i am a fallible guy.

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fallow

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adj

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falter

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v.

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fanaticism

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n.

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fancied

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adj.imagined,unreal

You are resenting fancied result. No one has ever said those things about you

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fancier

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n.breeder of dealer of animal

the animal fancier exihibit her prize

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fanciful

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adj.whimsical,visionary

This is a fanciful scheme. It doesn't consider the fact

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fanfare

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n.showy display

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farce

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n.broad comedy,mockery

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fastidious

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adj

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fatalism

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n.

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fathom

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v.comprehend,investigate

I can't fanthom why he is doing that

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fatuous

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adj.

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fauna

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n.

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fawning

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adj.courting favor by cringing and flattering

She was constantly surronded by a group of fawning admirers

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faze

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v.dismay,disconert

No crisis can faze the hotel manager

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feasible

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adj.

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febrile

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adj.feverish

In his feverish condition, he is subjected to nightmare

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fecundity

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n.fertility;fruitfulness

The fercundity of her mind can be seen in his music compositions

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feign

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feint

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n.

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felicitous

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adj.apt;suitably expressed;well chosen

He was famous for his felicitous response

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felicity

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n.

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felon

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n.

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feral

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adj.not domestic;wild

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ferment

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n.agitation;commotion

With the break up of soviet Union, the whole eastern Europe is in a state of ferment

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ferret

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v.drive or hunt out of hiding

she ferreted out their secret

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fervent

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adj.showing great zeal,ardent

she felt that the fervent praise was excessive

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fervid

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adj.ardent

Her fervid enthusiam inspired all of us to undertake the dangerous mission.

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fervor

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n.glowing ardor; intensity of feeling

the students cheered the strikers and booed the dean with equal fervor;Laurence and Ben argue with fervor

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fester

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v.rankle,produce irritation or resentment

Joe's insult festered in Anne's mind for days and made her too angry

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festive

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adj.joyous;celebratory

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fete

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v.honor at a festival

The hero who killed the dragon was feted.

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fetid

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adj.malodorous

the neglected wound becomes fetid

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fetter

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v.shackle

The prisoner was fettered to the wall

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fiasco

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n.total failure

Our mission eneded in a fiasco