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| the front of a building.
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| face
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| the front of your head, where your nose, eyes, and mouth are.
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| fact
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| a piece of information that is known to be true.
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| factory
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| a building where people make things using machines.
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| fade
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| to lose color or strength.
| The photograph was old and had faded.
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| fail
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| to be unsuccessful at doing something.
| He failed his driving test.
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| faint
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| not very strong.
| She heard a faint noise coming from the cupboard.
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| faint
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| to become unconscious for a short time.
| He fainted in the heat.
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| fair
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| light in color.
| Fair hair.
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| fair
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| an outdoor event with stalls, competitions, games, and other entertainments.
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| fairy
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| a small, imaginary creature from stories.
| Fairies often have magical powers.
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| faith
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| a strong feeling of trust in someone or something.
| I have faith in my doctor.
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| faithful
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| trustworthy or reliable.
| A faithful friend.
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| fake
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| imitation, not real.
| fake jewels
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| falcon
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| a bird with a sharp beak and claws that is related to the eagle. Falcons are good hunters and can fly very fast. They eat birds, reptiles, and small mammals.
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| fall
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| to drop from a higher place to a lower place.
| She was thrown from the horse and fell into the water.
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| fall
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| another name for autumn.
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| false
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| not real or true.
| He wore a false beard.
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| familiar
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| well-known to you.
| I saw a familiar face in the crowd.
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| family
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| a group of people who are closely related to each other.
| I come from a large family of five brothers and sisters
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| famine
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| a time when there is not enough to eat, usually because of a drought or a war.
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| famous
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| well-known to many people.
| A famous movie star.
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| fan
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| a device that moves air around to make you feel cooler.
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| fine
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| all right.
| I feel fine.
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| fanatic
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| someone who believes in something so strongly that it controls their life.
| A football fanatic.
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| fang
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| a long, pointed tooth that meat-eating animals use for tearing up their food.
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| fantastic
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| difficult to believe.
| A fantastic tale about giants.
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| fantasy
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| something that is imaginary and not real.
| something that is imaginary and not real.
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| far
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| to or from a long way away.
| Have you come far?
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| fare
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| the money that you must pay to travel on a bus, train, or airplane.
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