Words Starting with Letter 'F'

A tiny bone found in the tendon behind the knee in some people.

Doing things very slowly and carefully by waiting patiently for the absolute right moment to act.

A short story that teaches an important life lesson, and it often features animals that can talk and act like people.

A person who writes or tells fables, which are short stories that teach a lesson.

A short, funny story told in rhyming poetry that was popular in France a long time ago.

Cloth or material made by weaving or knitting threads together, which is used to make clothes and blankets.

A person who writes or tells fables, which are stories with a moral lesson.

Something that is extremely wonderful, amazing, or so great it almost seems like it belongs in a fairy tale.

An old-fashioned style of singing music in harmony using parallel notes.

The front part of a building, often the side that faces the street and has the main entrance.

The front part of your head, which has your eyes, nose, mouth, and cheeks.

Turned, pointed, or looking directly in a certain direction.

A sudden, very difficult problem, obstacle, or unexpected challenge that stops you in your tracks.

One flat side of a shape that has many sides, like the carefully cut shiny surface of a sparkling diamond.

Being funny, witty, or humorous in a clever and playful way.

Clever, funny, or playful jokes and writings that make people smile and laugh.

Actions used to protect your dignity, reputation, or how others see you.

The dashboard inside a car where all the speedometers, gauges, and radio controls are located.

Something that belongs to, relates to, or is on the front part of your head called the face.

An old-fashioned word for something that still needs to be made, created, or completely done by someone.

An agent, force, or cause that actively brings about a specific result or action.

The general appearance of something, especially a rock layer or an animal's face.

Done or achieved too easily, without much thought or hard work.

A special building or place constructed for a particular purpose, like a sports center or a science laboratory.

Looking directly toward someone or something, or being positioned right opposite to it.

In a way that looks directly toward someone or something, like sitting right across from a friend.

Something that is truly real and actually happened, and can be proven to be correct with evidence.

A small group within a larger group that disagrees with others.

Likely to cause arguments and split a group into fighting teams.

Showing or based on real facts and true information rather than someone's imagination.

One of several important reasons or parts that helps cause a specific result or event to happen.

A big building full of loud machines and workers where lots of products are made all at once.

A person who does all kinds of different jobs or chores for someone.

Based on real information and truth rather than being made up by your imagination.

A legal word for something that has actually happened, or a real deed, act, or event that can be proven true.

The way something is made, built, or manufactured, like a painting or a sculpture.

Relating to the bright patches of light seen glowing on the surface of the sun.

A natural ability or special skill your body or mind has to do something, like thinking, hearing, or running.

Something like a toy or dance that is super popular for a short time and then forgotten.

Silly, foolish talk or nonsense that does not make any real sense when you listen to it.

To slowly lose color, brightness, or strength over time, like a bright red shirt turning pink in the sun.

Lost its bright, colorful look or strength over time, like a bright red shirt that turned pink in the wash.

In a way that has lost its bright color, strong light, or cheerful strength over time.

Never losing its bright color or beauty, staying just as fresh as the day it was made.

To fit together or agree properly, like puzzle pieces clicking into their correct spots.

Slowly losing color, brightness, or sound until it becomes very faint and almost completely disappears from sight.

Likely to lose its bright color in the sun or wear away quickly over time.

To move around in a clumsy, messy way or to stumble and stammer while trying to speak your words clearly.

An old-fashioned word for a very tiring, boring task or chore that makes you feel exhausted when you finish.

Working very hard on tiring tasks or chores until you are exhausted.

A bundle of sticks or small tree twigs tied tightly together for burning in a fireplace.

An orchid plant with special leaves that smell just like sweet vanilla when they are dried out.

A dark grey mineral that contains copper and is used to make metal.

A type of fine, colorful pottery that has a shiny glaze.

To not succeed at doing something you tried to do, like missing a goal on a test.

Not being successful at something you tried to do, like missing a goal or making a mistake.

A type of shiny woven fabric, like silk or rayon, that has raised lines running across it.

When something does not work out the way you wanted, which helps you learn how to try again.

An old word meaning gladly or happily willing to do something when you have no objection.

Being very lazy and refusing to do any hard work or helpful tasks.