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federal
['fedərəl]
having to do with the central government of a country.
feeling
['fiːlɪŋ]
the ability to sense things by touch.
an awareness or general sensation of something.
feel
[fiːl]
to find out about or perceive by the sense of touch.
to sense or be aware of.
few
[fjuː]
only a small number of.
a small number of.
a very small number (used with a plural verb).
field
[fiːld]
a wide area of open land often used for growing crops.
any wide, open area.
fight
[faɪt]
the use of weapons, bodies, or words to struggle with someone or something; battle; quarrel.
figure
['fɪɡə(r)]
a number or other written symbol that is not a letter of the alphabet.
the shape of a human body.
fill
[fɪl]
to cause to become full; put as much as possible into.
to take up all or most of the space in.
film
[fɪlm]
a thin layer or coating.
a motion picture; movie.
finally
['faɪnəli]
after everything else; at the final moment.
after a long time or a long wait; at last.
final
['faɪnl]
happening at or being the end of something; last.
not to be changed; decisive.
find
[faɪnd]
to come upon or meet by accident.
to come upon after losing or searching for.
to discover.
financial
[faɪ'nænʃl]
having to do with money or those who deal in finance.
finger
['fɪŋɡə(r)]
the part of a glove that covers a finger.
to touch lightly with the fingers.
fine
[faɪn]
very good; excellent.
made up of extremely small particles.
very thin.
very well.
finish
['fɪnɪʃ]
to reach or cause the end of; complete.
to put a polish on or coat the surface of.
fire
['faɪə(r)]
the heat, light, and flames produced by burning.
an instance of burning that harms or destroys.
first
[fɜːst]
before all others in time, importance, or quality.
in the position before all others.
firm
[fɜːm]
a business started by two or more people.
fish
[fɪʃ]
the meat of fish eaten as food.
to pull or draw out (often followed by "up" or "out").