Vocabulary Quiz: Word Meanings

Word Meanings

• Fable: A short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral lesson.
• Facile: Easily done; effortless; superficial.
• Facsimile: An exact copy.
• Faction: A dissenting group within a larger group.
• Fake: Not genuine; imitation.
• Fallible: Prone to error.
• Fallow: Left unplanted, uncultivated.
• Falsehood: A deliberate lie.
• Famine: Severe shortage of food.
• Fanatic: Extreme enthusiast; zealot.
• Fanatical: Extremely zealous; obsessive.
• Fantasy: Imagined event or experience; dreamlike.
• Fastidious: Very attentive to detail; fussy.
• Fatal: Causing death; destined to end in disaster.
• Fatalism: Belief that all events are predetermined.
• Fatalist: One who believes in fatalism.
• Fauna: Animals of a particular region or period.
• Feasible: Possible to do; practical.
• Feint: A deceptive movement.
• Felicitating: Congratulating; offering well wishes.
• Felicitous: Appropriate; well-suited.
• Felonious: Criminal; wicked.
• Feminist: Advocate for women's rights.
• Ferry: Transporting someone or something across water.
• Festal: Festive; celebratory.
• Feud: A long-standing dispute.
• Fickle: Changing moods; unstable.
• Fictitious: Imaginary; not real.
• Fidelity: Loyalty; faithfulness.
• Figment: Product of imagination; something imaginary.
• Filicide: Murder of one's child.
• Firm: Unwavering; resolute.
• Fixation: An obsessive preoccupation.
• Flair: A natural talent or skill.
• Flamboyant: Showy; extravagant.
• Flaw: A defect; imperfection.
• Fleet: A group of ships; swift.
• Flexible: Capable of bending; adaptable.
• Flick: A quick, short movement.
• Flicker: To shine intermittently.
• Flip side: The opposite aspect or perspective.
• Flock: A group of birds or animals.
• Flora: Plants of a particular region or period.
• Florists: People who sell flowers.
• Flounder: Struggle awkwardly; flounder about.
• Fluke: A fortunate accident.
• Flux: A state of continuous change.
• Foeticide: Intentional killing of an embryo or fetus.
• Folktale: A story passed down through generations.
• Follow: To go or come after.
• Foreman: Supervisor on a work site.
• Forensics: The application of scientific methods to legal problems.
• Foresight: The ability to predict what will happen.
• Forfeit: To lose or give up something as a penalty.
• Forge: To create; to imitate.
• Forgery: The act of creating a fraudulent imitation.
• Forthright: Direct and honest.
• Fortuitous: Happening by chance; lucky.
• Fossil: Remains of a plant or animal.
• Foundling: A child abandoned.
• Foyer: Entrance hall.
• Fragile: Easily broken; delicate.
• Fraility: Weakness.
• Franchise: A right or privilege.
• Fratricide: Murder of a brother.
• Fraud: Deceitful act.
• Fraught: Filled with; troubled by.
• Fugitive: One who flees from justice.
• Fumbling: Moving awkwardly; failing to handle something well.
• Funambulist: Tightrope walker.
• Fundraiser: Person or group collecting money for a cause.
• Fungus: Any of various organisms.
• Fur: Animal's coat.
• Fuselage: Body of an aircraft.
• Fuss: Exaggerated concern or excitement.

Test your knowledge with this vocabulary quiz focused on various word meanings. From fables to fatalism, challenge yourself to understand these terms and their nuances in meaning. Perfect for language enthusiasts and learners alike!