← gre wordlist F Export Options Alphabetize Word-Def Delimiter Tab Comma Custom Def-Word Delimiter New Line Semicolon Custom Data Copy and paste the text below. It is read-only. Select All fabricate to construct OR to lie fabulous incredible; imaginative facade outward appearance facet aspect facetious joking, sarcastic facile easy; effortless facilitate to make easy facsimile an exact copy; a duplicate faction a minority within a larger group factious causing disagreement factitious artificial factotum an employee who can do all kinds of work faculty power; ability; skill fallacious misleading; disceptive fallible capable of error fallow inactive; unproductive falter to stumble;to hesitate fanatic a person with uncontrolled enthusiasm fanciful unreal; imaginative; unpredictable fanfare noisy or showy display farcical absurd; ridiculous fastidious hard to please fatal causing death fatalistic believing that all things in life are inevitable fathom nautical measure of 6 feet in depth OR to comprehend fatuous foolish fauna animals of a certain area fawn a young deer OR to act slavishly submissive faze to disturb; discourage fealty loyalty; devotion feasible capable of being accomplished; suitable feat deed or accomplishment febrile feverish fecund fertile; productive feign to pretend feint a false show; a pretended show fiesty quick-tempered; quarrelsome felicity happiness feline pertaining tocats fell to knock down OR fierc; cruel felon a criminal felonious treacherous; base; villainous ferment a state of agitation or excitement ferret a small animal of the weasel family OR to search, drive out fervent eager, earnest fervid very emotional fester to rot festive joyous; mery fete to honor; to entertain fetid foul-smelling fetish object with magical power; object that receives respect or devotion fetter to confine; toput into chains fiasco a total disaster fiat an official order fickle changeable in affections; unfaithful fictitious false; not genuine fidelity faithfulness figment something imagined filch to steal filial like a son or daughter finale the climax; the end finesse diplomacy; tact finicky extremely particular; fussy finite limited; measurable firebrand one who stirs up a revolution firmament sky; heavens fiscal pertaining to finances fissure opening; groove; split fitful irregular; occurring in spurts flabbergasted astonished; made speechless flaccid flabby flag a banner OR to droop or to slow down flagellate to whip flagrant scandalous; shocking flail to strike freely and wildly flair a knack; a natural talent flamboyant showy; conspicuous flaunt to boast; to show off flay to strip the skin off OR to criticize sharply fledging a young, inexperienced person fleece wool of a lamb OR to swindle flexible bendable foster to nourish, to encourage fracas loud quarrel fractious irritable; quarrelsom; stubborn fracture to break or to crack frailty a weakness; a defect franchise special right or privilege fraternal brotherly fraudulent dishonest; cheating fraught filled with fray a noisy quarrel OR to unravel; come apart frenetic frantic; wild frenzy madness; fury freshet a fresh water stream fretful worried; irritated friction a rubbing together OR conflict, disagreement frigid extremely cold frivolous trivial; unkempt frugal economical; thrifty fruition fulfillment; realization fruitless barren; yielding no results frustrate to prevent; to discourage fugacious pertaining to the passing of time fulminate to explode; to denounce fulsome disgusting; sickening; repulsive furor rage; frenzy; fury furtive stealthy; secretive fusion a union; merging futile useless