Vocabulary Words - First Grade - F:

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• fan
  (n.) A machine that cools your body by making air move.
  (n.) A machine that stirs the air to cool people.
  (n.) A machine that moves air around.
  (v.) To move air around with something.
  
  
• fast
  (adv.) Very quickly.
  (v.) To eat little or no food for a period of time.
  (adj.) Quick.
  (adv.) Quickly.
  
  
• fat
  (adj.) Weighing too much.
  (n.) The layer of flesh under an animal or person's skin.
  
  
• fed
  (v.) Past tense of feed; to give food.
  
  
• feed
  (v.) To give food.
  (n.) Food for animals.
  
  
• fell
  (v.) Past tense of fall; to move suddenly toward the ground.
  
  
• fib
  (n.) A small, unimportant lie.
  (v.) To tell a small, unimportant lie.
  
  
• fig
  (n.) A small soft sweet fruit that you often eat dried.
  
  
• fill
  (v.) To make something full.
  
  
• fin
  (n.) A thin body part that a fish uses to swim.
  
  
• five
  (n.) The number 5.
  
  
• fix
  (v.) To repair something that is broken or that is not working correctly.
  
  
• fog
  (n.) A cloud that is near the ground or touches it.
  
  
• fork
  (n.) A tool you use to pick up and eat food, with a handle and three or four points.
  (n.) An object you use to pick up and eat food, with a handle and three or four points.
  
  
• four
  (n.) The number 4.
  
  
• fox
  (n.) A wild animal with pointed ears and a long bushy tail.
  
  
• free
  (adj.) Not under the control of another person.
  (adj.) Not costing anything.
  (v.) To release.
  
  
• frog
  (n.) A small animal with smooth skin that lives in or near water and has long legs for jumping.
  
  
• from
  (preposition) Starting at a particular place or position.
  
  
• fry
  (v.) To cook in fat or grease.
  (n.) A piece of fried potato.
  
  
• fun
  (n.) Pleasure, enjoyment.
  
  
• funny
  (adj.) Causing laughter.
  
  
• fuzz
  (n.) Small soft thin hairs.
  
  

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