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

frozen Adjective A2

Turned solid by extreme cold, or kept cold to preserve it.

frugal Adjective B1

Careful about spending money, avoiding waste or unnecessary purchases.

frugality Noun B1

The habit of spending money carefully and avoiding waste.

fruit Noun A1

The soft, often sweet part of a plant that grows from a flower and contains seeds.

fruitful Adjective B1

Producing good or useful results.

fry Verb B1

To cook food in hot oil or fat.

fuel Noun B1

A material burned to produce heat or power, or something that increases a feeling or situation.

fugitive Noun B1

A person who is running away, especially from the law.

fugue Noun B1

A musical piece in which a short melody is introduced and then repeated in overlapping patterns by different voices or instruments.

fulcrum Noun B1

The fixed point on which a lever balances or turns.

fulfil Verb A2

To carry out a promise, duty, or requirement completely, or to satisfy a hope or ambition.

fulfill Verb A2

To complete something that was expected, promised, or hoped for.

full Adjective A1

Containing as much as possible, with no more room left.

fully Adverb B2

Completely; to the greatest extent.

fulminate Verb C2

To express strong anger or protest loudly.

fun Noun A1

Enjoyment, amusement, or a good time.

function Noun B1

The particular purpose or job that something has, or the way something works.

function notation Noun B2

A way of writing a function using a name and brackets, such as f(x), to show what value it produces for a given input.

functionality Noun B1

The range of things a product, system, or device is able to do.

fund Noun B2

A sum of money saved or collected for a particular purpose.

fundamental Adjective B2

Forming a necessary base or core part of something, so basic that everything else depends on it.

funding Noun B2

Money provided for a particular purpose, especially by a government or organization.

funeral Noun B1

A ceremony held for a person who has died, usually including burial or cremation.

fungal Adjective A2

Relating to or caused by fungi, such as mold or mushrooms.

fungi Noun A2

A group of living things that includes mushrooms and mold, which are neither plants nor animals.

fungus Noun A2

A living organism, such as a mushroom or mold, that gets its food from other organic matter rather than through photosynthesis.

funny Adjective A1

Causing laughter or amusement.

fur Noun A1

The soft, thick hair that covers the bodies of many animals.

furious Adjective A2

Extremely angry.

furniture Noun A1

Movable items such as tables, chairs, and beds, used to make a room functional.

furry Adjective A2

Covered with fur, or soft like fur.

further Adjective A2

More distant, or additional.

furthermore Adverb B2

In addition; used to introduce another point.

furtive Adjective C1

Done secretly and quickly because you don't want anyone else to notice.

fuse Verb B1

To join two or more things together, usually through heat or a strong connecting force, so they become one.

fusion Noun B2

The joining of two atomic nuclei into a heavier one, releasing enormous energy, or, more generally, the blending of separate things into one.

futile Adjective C1

Having no real chance of succeeding, so that the effort spent on it is essentially wasted.

future Noun A1

The time that has not yet happened.

fuzzy Adjective A1

Covered with soft, short hairs, or blurry and unclear in appearance.

gadget Noun A1

A small, often clever device or tool, especially an electronic one.

gain Verb A1

To get more of something, such as knowledge, weight, or an advantage.

gainsay Verb C2

To say that something is untrue, or to speak against a claim someone else has made.

galaxy Noun B1

A huge system of stars, gas, dust, and other matter held together by gravity.

gale Noun A2

A very strong wind, stronger than an ordinary breeze.

galleon Noun B1

A large sailing ship with several decks, used mainly from the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries for trade or war.

gallery Noun A1

A room or building where art is displayed for people to view or buy.

galvanic cell Noun B2

A device that produces electricity from a spontaneous chemical reaction between two different metals.

galvanise Verb B2

To shock or excite a group of people into taking action.