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| a cold-blooded animal that lives in the water, breathes through gills, and is usually covered in scales. Most fish have streamlined shapes.
| Fish eat other water animals and plants.
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| fish
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| to try to catch fish.
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| fist
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| the shape your hand makes when you curl up your fingers and thumb tightly.
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| fit
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| to be the right size or shape.
| She checked to see if the skirt fit her.
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| fit
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| healthy.
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| fix
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| to mend something.
| Fixing a car engine.
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| fizzy
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| full of bubbles.
| A fizzy drink.
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| flag
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| a piece of cloth with a design that represents a country or an organization
| Flags are often flown from flagpoles.
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| flake
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| a small, thin piece of something.
| flakes of pastry
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| flame
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| a bright point of burning gas in a fire.
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| flammable
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| catching fire easily.
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| flap
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| to hang or swing loosely.
| The laundry flapped in the wind.
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| flash
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| a sudden, bright light.
| A flash of lightning.
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| flask
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| a container for liquids that usually has a narrow top and a tight-fitting lid.
| laboratory flask
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| flat
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| level or even.
| A flat roof.
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| flatten
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| to make something flat.
| The car ran over the can, flattening it.
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| flavor
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| the taste of food or drink.
| This dessert has an orange flavor.
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| flea
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| a very small, jumping insect without wings that sucks the blood of humans and animals.
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| flew
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| to fly
| He flew to France yesterday.
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| flexible
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| easy to bend.
| A flexible ruler.
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| flick
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| to touch or hit something in a quick, light way.
| The horse flicked the flies away with its tail.
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| flight
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| the action of flying.
| A parakeet in flight.
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| fling
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| to throw something suddenly and forcefully.
| He flung his shoes into the corner.
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| float
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| to rest on the surface of water or another liquid without sinking.
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| flock
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| a group of birds, or animals such as sheep or goats.
| A flock of geese.
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| flood
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| to cover an area that is normally dry with a large amount of water.
| The river burst its banks, flooding the town.
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| floodlight
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| a large, bright lamp that is used at night to light up an open area, usually outside.
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| floor
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| a surface that you walk on inside a building.
| A marble floor.
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| florist
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| a person who sells and arranges flowers.
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| flour
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| a powder made by crushing grain such as wheat. Flour is used in baked goods such as bread and cakes.
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