| A | B |
|---|
| facilitate | to make easier; to make happen |
| facisimile | a copy of a document;a replicate |
| fanciful | imaginary; lacking pragmatism |
| fanfare | much attention; a spectacular public display |
| fawning | to seek favor or attention by flattery and obsequious behavior |
| feeble | lacking strength |
| felicity | great happiness; bliss |
| ferocity | the state or quality of being ferocious; fierceness |
| fetid | stinking (usually reffering to smell) |
| flippant | lacking respect |
| florid | flowery; very ornate |
| flourish | an embellishment or ornamentation |
| forage | to make a fake copy |
| forthright | straightforward; honest; unwilling to deceive |
| fortify | to increase in strength |
| fortuitous | happening by luck |
| fradulent | engaging in fraud; deceitful |
| frugal | cheap, thrifty |
| futile | useless |
| gale | a very strong wind |
| galvanize | to arouse to awarness or action |
| gambol | to leap about playfully; frolic |
| gape | to stare wonderingly or stupidly; often with mouth open |
| garret | a room on the top floor of a house; an attic |
| garrulous | tiresomely talkative |
| gastric | associated with the stomach |
| gazelle | a small animal like an antelope |
| geniality | a pleasant, friendly, or cordial manner |
| gloat | to show excessive satisfaction or pride |
| glutton | a person who eats or consumes immoderate amounts of food and drink |
| gnash | to grind together |
| gorge | to feed excessively |
| greedy | excessively desirous of acquiring or possesiong; esp. wishing to posses more than one needs or deserves |
| greenhorn | someone who is inexperienced |
| grove | a group of trees |
| hackneyed | overfamiliar through use; trite |
| hallmark | a distinctive event |
| hamper | to prevent the free movement, action, or progress of |
| headstrong | stubborn, willful; determined to have one's way |
| heckle | to try to embarrass and annoy (another) by questions, gibes, or objections, badger |
| hedge | to aviod making a clear, direct response or statement |
| hedonist | person who seeks pleasure as a goal |
| hermit | someone who seeks solitude |
| homogeneous | lacking variation; uniform; THE SAME |
| hone | to sharpen |
| husbandry | careful management or conservation of resources; economy |
| hypothesis | assumption; theory that still requires proof |
