Words that start with F

Five fat friendly frogs following four flamingoes to the factory.

Fis forFlounder

Scientific name: families: pleuronectidae and bothidae
Flounder is a common name for a large number of related flat fish species that typically live on the bottom of the sea where they camouflage with the sea bed. They eat smaller fish, catching them by surprise as their prey simply cannot see them.

Fis forFlour

Flour is a fine, white powder made from milling grain. You can make flour from many grains, including wheat, corn or rice. Flour is used to make a huge variety of foods, like bread, cakes, cookies, pancakes or waffles. You can't eat flour on its own, it has to be mixed with something else and cooked first.

Fis forFlow

Something flows if it moves in a smooth, continuous way, like the flow of water down a river.

Fis forFlower

Flowers are the part of a plant that is used to make seeds, which grow into baby plants. Flowers are usually very pretty. The reason for this is the plant needs insects to come to the flowers and fertilize them so seeds can develop. Insects are attracted to the flowers by their colour and the sweet nectar that the plant grows inside the flower as a reward for the insects.

Fis forFlu

Flu is the shortened or slang form of influenza.

Fis forFluff

Something is fluffy if it is very light and soft. Plants like dandelions have very fluffy flowers, and some animals like long-haired cats and rabbits are fluffy.

Fis forFluffy

Something is fluffy if it looks or feels like it is made out of fluff. Clouds, some cats, long-haired rabbits and baby chicks are fluffy.

Fis forFluid

A fluid material is one that can flow and is easy to change the shape of. Liquids and gases are fluid.

Fis forFlute

A flute is a thin, wind instrument that is usually made out of silver or wood. You play it by blowing across a small hole at one end, and opening and closing holes along the length of the flute to change the note it plays. Someone who plays a flute is a flautist.