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Words starting with F

Words that start with F

Five fat friendly frogs following four flamingoes to the factory.

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Fis forFizz

Fizz is the sound of many tiny bubbles, which makes a hissing sound.

Fis forFizzy

Something that has lots of tiny little bubbles in it is fizzy.

Fis forFjord

A fjord is a long, narrow inlet with steep sides or cliffs.
Photo of an American flag
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Fis forFlag

A flag is a piece of cloth attached to a tall pole. A flag in the wind will spread out so you can see the design on the flag. Each country of the world has their own special design for a flag. You can have flags just for decoration too. One of the more famous flags is the Jolly Roger, which is the flag pirate ships would fly. The flag in the picture is an older American flag.
Photo of a flake of granite
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Fis forFlake

A flake is a small, flat and very thin piece of something. The picture is of a small flake of granite. Some foods, like pastry, break into flakes very easily. They are described as flakey.
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Fis forFlame

A flame is a small part of a fire. You typically see a flame burning on a candle or when you light a match.

Fis forFlamingo

A flamingo is a pink wading bird. They eat shrimp that is in the water by filtering it through their beak. Their pink colouring comes from the food they eat.
Photo of dry grass
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Something is flammable if it is possible to set it on fire. Some things are more flammable than others, and a larger surface area tends to make things more flammable. For example, dry grass is highly flammable but large pieces of wood won't catch fire easily.
Photo of a blueberry tart
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Fis forFlan

A flan is another name for a tart, or a pie with no lid.
Photo of a horse's flank
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Fis forFlank

Flank is another word for waist, the part of your body between your ribs and your hips.