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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 104 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| flush | verb | They were flushed with victory. | elated |
| verb | We flushed the floor. | rinsed | |
| noun | The opening was flush with the floor. | flat | |
| flutter | verb | A bird fluttered by us in the woods. | flew |
| fly | verb | We can fly to New York. | take airplane |
| verb | Birds can fly high in the sky. | soar | |
| noun | A fly can cause disease. | insect | |
| foam | noun | There was foam on the river. | froth |
| focus | noun | The focus of our work is new. | concentration |
| verb | You must focus your camera. | adjust | |
| fog | noun | The fog makes it difficult to drive. | mist |
| fold | verb | Please fold the clothes. | double |
| noun | There are folds in the paper. | creases | |
| verb | The business folded last year. | failed | |
| folk | noun | Some folk are just plain lazy. | people |
| adj. | Folk music is popular everywhere. | of the people | |
| follow | verb | We shall follow our leader's example. | imitate |
| verb | Prosperity will follow hard work. | come after | |
| verb | We will follow the rules completely. | obey | |
| verb | Follow that car! | chase | |
| verb | Do you follow my instructions? | understand | |
| following | adj. | The following message is for you. | next |
| noun | He had a large following. | admirers | |
| fond | adj. | He held her in a fond embrace. | loving |
| adj. | She had fond memories about him. | cherished | |
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