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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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A baby donkey is called a foal.

Fis forFoam

Foam is made up of a lot of small bubbles, usually found on the top of a liquid like the sea or a glass of beer. Something that is full of bubbles may also be called foam, such as the foam padding found inside seat cushions.

Fis forFob

A fob is either the small pocket in a waistcoat that you keep a watch in, or the chain attached to the kind of watch you keep in a waistcoat pocket. People used to keep their watches on chains in their pockets before it was popular to wear them on your wrist.
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A focal point is where rays of light converge into a single point. The glass inside a magnifying glass is curved so that it bends all the light that goes through it towards a central point. If you move a magnifying glass up and down in the sun, you will find that at a particular distance away the magnifying glass makes a pinpoint of light that is hot enough to set something on fire. This is called the focal point.
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Fis forFocus

Something is in focus if you can see it clearly, without any blurring. People wear glasses to focus light going into their eyes so they can see properly.

Fis forFog

Fog happens when a cloud is down at ground level. Fog covers everything in white mist, and you won't be able to see very far if you are in fog.

Fis forFoil

Foil is any metal that has been rolled into thin sheets. Aluminium foil is commonly used in the kitchen. Foil is also another word for thwart.
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Fis forFold

You fold something when you bend it over itself neatly. The man in the picture is folding clothes. Folded clothes are neater and take up much less room in the cupboard than unfolded clothes. They will be less wrinkly when you take them out, too.

Fis forFoliage

Foliage is all the leaves on a plant, or all leaves in an area in general. For example, "the autumn foliage is spectacular this year".