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F is for Flask

A flask is a type of bottle. There are different kinds of flasks. A conical shape glass flask is typically either used for chemistry. Squarer flatter flasks made from metal or glass and about the same size as your pocket are used for carrying a small amount of a strong alcoholic drink like whiskey.

F is for Flat

Flat means not round, and not bumpy, just even and level, like a flat table or a flat road.

The landscape in the picture is very flat.

F is for Flavor

Flavor is the taste of something that you experience when you put it in your mouth. Flavor is usually only used to describe food rather than other things that have tastes but that you shouldn't eat.

F is for Flaw

A flaw is a quality of something that stops it from being perfect.
A flaw is also called a defect or imperfection.

F is for Flaws

Flaws is the plural of flaw. The flower in the picture has many flaws.

F is for Flax

Flax, or linseed, is a plant that is grown for its seeds and for its stems. The seeds can be used whole in baking or used to make oil. Flaxseed or linseed oil is a major component in varnish.
The skin of the flax stems is used to make
fibers that can then be woven into fabrics like linen or made into rope.

F is for Flea

A flea is a small insect that lives in the hair or fur of an animal. Fleas bite the animal and drink their blood, and can make the animal very itchy because of all the bites. If you have a pet cat or dog you should get it a flea collar or some other flea treatment so they don't get fleas.

F is for Fleck

A fleck is a small piece of something, like a fleck of dirt.
Something that has a lot of flecks on it is called flecked.

F is for Flecked

Something is flecked if it has small spots of another color through it. Many different kinds of stone are flecked, and the iris of many people's eyes are flecked.

F is for Fledgeling

A fledgeling (also spelt fledgling) bird is one that has just grown its adult feathers and is ready to learn to fly.
Someone who is just starting out doing something can also be called a fledgeling, or a novice.

F is for Fleece

A fleece is the entire coat of wool that is on an animal like a sheep. The term fleece is usually used to refer to the wool after it has been removed by shearing the sheep.

F is for Fleet

A group of planes, cars, trucks or ships is called a fleet.
Fleet is also another word for fast or quick.

F is for Flesh

Flesh is the soft parts of a person or animal, particularly the muscle and fat. Flesh can also refer to the soft, edible parts of fruit. Flesh is not usually used to refer to fish.

F is for Fletcher

A fletcher is a person who makes arrows.
A fleur de lis is a stylised lily flower. It is used on coats of arms, in jewellery, as a pattern on fabrics and tapestries and as a decorative element on many household objects. It is strongly associated with the medieval time period in England.

F is for Flew

Flew is the past tense of fly. For example, "a bird flew past my window".

F is for Flexible

Something is flexible if it can be easily bent into new shapes. Garden hoses are made of flexible plastic. The man in the picture is very flexible, and is a contortionist.

F is for Flies

Flies is the plural of fly, or indicates that something is flying.
The cow in the picture has a lot of flies on its face.

F is for Flip flops

Flip-flops are a kind of shoe that is made up of a sole that is held onto your foot by a strap that goes between your toes.

F is for Flipper

A flipper is an arm, leg or wing of an animal that lives in the sea. Flippers have been adapted for swimming and look very much like fish fins. Flippers can be seen on animals like whales, dolphins, seals and penguins.