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30 Cards in this Set

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Flaw - n

A crack, fault or mark in an object or in material

Flee - v

To run away from something; to pass or dissapear quickly

Flicker - v

To burn or shine in a weak or unsteady way

Flip - v

To turn something over from one side to the other

Flirt- v

To make playfully romantic or sexual overtures; somebody who behaves in a playfully alluring way

Flounder - v

To procees clumsily

Flow - v

To move from one place to another

Forage - n

Food for animals

Foreman - n

A spokesperson of a jury; a workman in charge of a group of workers

For good - adv

Permanently, forever

Fragance - n

Sweet, agreeable smell

Freckle - n

A harmless small brownish patch on somebody's skin

Frolic -v

(Frolicked) to play with pranks; to play; to make marry

Futile - adj

Useless, vain

Gale - n

A very strong wind

Gauze - n

A dressing made of loosely woven as a cotton

Gaze at - v

To look steadily

Genial - adj

Cheerful and friendly; pleasant

Get cold feet - v

To be unable to; to be afraid to do something

Get even with - v

To look for revenge

Get in - v

To enter or board a car

Get on - v

To enter or board other forms of transportation such as trains, busses

Get on one's nerves - v

To irritate or exasperate

Get out of - v

To avoid doing something; to avoid

Get out of - v

To leave or descend from a car

Get off - v

To leave or descend from other forms of transportation such as trains, planes

Get over - v

To get across; to recover from unpleasant, unhappy experience

Gills - n

The respiratory organ of most aquatic animals that breathe water to obtain oxygen

Gist - n

The essential point or meaning of something

Glance (at) - n and v

N- a brief look


V- to look briefly at