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8,130 words, searchable by word, definition, part of speech, and CEFR level.

famous Adjective A2

Known by a large number of people, often because of a particular achievement or quality.

fan Noun A1

A device with spinning blades that pushes air around to cool a room.

fanatical Adjective C1

Showing extreme, uncritical enthusiasm or devotion to something.

fanciful Adjective C1

Imaginative but not realistic or practical.

fancy Adjective B1

Elaborate, decorative, or expensive, rather than plain and simple.

fantastic Adjective A1

Extremely good, or hard to believe because it seems so unusual.

far Adverb A1

At a long distance away from a place.

fare Noun B1

The money charged for a journey on public transport, or a type of food.

farewell Noun A1

An act of saying goodbye, especially when a parting will last a long time.

farm Noun A1

Land where a family or company grows crops or raises animals for food.

farmer Noun A1

A person who grows crops or raises animals for a living.

farming Noun A2

The activity or business of growing crops and raising animals for food.

farsighted Adjective B1

Able to see clearly into the future and plan wisely, or unable to see nearby objects clearly.

fascinate Verb A2

To attract and hold someone's attention completely because something is so interesting.

fascinated Adjective A2

Feeling extremely interested in something, so that your attention is completely held by it.

fascinating Adjective B1

Extremely interesting and attractive.

fascism Noun B2

An extreme nationalist political system marked by dictatorial power, forced suppression of opposition, and strong control over society and the economy.

fashion Noun A2

The popular style of clothing at a particular time, or a particular way of doing something.

fashionable Adjective B1

Currently popular or in style.

fast Adjective A1

Moving or happening quickly.

fast Adverb A1

At high speed or in a short amount of time.

fasten Verb B1

To close or attach something securely.

fastidious Adjective C2

Very careful and demanding about details, cleanliness, or accuracy.

fat Adjective A1

Having a large, heavy body with a lot of extra weight.

father Noun A1

A person's male parent.

fathom Verb B1

To understand something fully, especially something confusing or complicated, after thinking carefully about it.

fatigue Noun B1

A feeling of extreme tiredness, usually caused by hard work, illness, or lack of sleep.

fatuous Adjective C2

Silly and pointless in a way that shows a lack of thought.

faucet Noun A1

A device that controls the flow of water from a pipe, typically at a sink.

fault Noun B2

A mistake, flaw, or defect, or responsibility for something going wrong.

fauna Noun B1

The animals of a particular region, habitat, or time period, considered as a group.

faunal Adjective B1

Relating to the animals of a particular region or time period.

favor Noun B1

A kind or helpful act done for someone, or approval and support.

favorable Adjective A2

Showing approval, or likely to produce a good result.

favorite Adjective A1

Liked more than any others of the same kind.

favourite Adjective A1

Liked more than any other of the same kind.

fawn Verb C1

To show excessive flattery or affection toward someone, usually to gain favor.

fear Noun A2

An unpleasant feeling caused by the belief that something is dangerous or threatening.

fearful Adjective A2

Feeling afraid, or showing that you expect something bad to happen.

feasible Adjective C1

Possible to do easily or practically.

feast Noun A1

A large, elaborate meal, usually for a special occasion.

feather Noun A1

One of the light, soft growths that cover a bird's body.

feature Noun A2

A noticeable or important part of something.

february Noun A1

The second month of the year, known for being the shortest.

fecund Adjective C2

Very fertile or productive, especially in producing ideas or offspring.

federal Adjective B1

Relating to the central government of a country made up of several states or regions, rather than to one state alone.

fee Noun B2

An amount of money paid for a service, membership, or privilege.

feed Verb A1

To give food to a person or animal.