| Vocabulary Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| frequent | happening often |
| fresh | new; healthy; not tired |
| fret | to be discontented; to worry |
| friend | someone you know well and like a lot |
| friendly | kind; showing friendship |
| frieze | a picture or pattern around the top of the wall |
| fright | sudden fear; alarm |
| frightened | afraid of something |
| frightful | terrible; awful |
| frill | an edging of lace of light material on clothing or curtains |
| fringe | hair cut straight across the forehead. The same word also means an edging of loose threads, usually on clothing, lampshades and rugs |
| frisky | lively; playful |
| frock | a dress |
| frog | a small animal which lives in or near water and can jump a long way |
| frolic | to have fun; to dance and play games |
| front | the opposite to back; the most forward part of anything |
| frost | a thin icy covering on the ground when it is cold |
| froth | a lot of tiny white bubbles. Usually on top of liquid; foam |
| frown | to wrinkle your forehead when you are angry or not pleased |
| frozen | solid with ice |
| fruit | a part of a bush or tree which can be eaten |
| fruitful | producing much fruit |
| fry | to cook something in fat or oil |
| frying pan | a round shallow pan for frying |
| fuel | anything used to make head, such as coal, gas or wood |
| full | no room for any more |
| fun | to have fun is to have a good time and enjoy yourself |
| funeral | the ceremony of burying a dead person |
| funnel | a kind of chimney on a ship. The same word also means a tube that is wide at the top so that you can pour liquid into something without spilling it |
| funny | amusing; laughable. Anything that makes you laugh is funny |
| fur | a kind of evergreen tree with leaves like needles |
| fur | the soft hair on animals |
| furnace | a place whre gret heat is produced by fire. Steel is made in a furnace |
| furniture | the things you use in a house, such as chairs, tables and beds |
| furrow | a long narrow cut made in the ground by a plough |
| fury | very great anger |
| fuse | a piece of string or material attached to something that will explode. It burns slowly to give you time to get safety before the explosion. The same word also means a piece of wire used for safety in an electric system |
| fuss | a bother or worry, usually about something unimportant; unnecessary noise and bustle |
| futher | more distant |
Defining relative clause
When a clause defines the noun it qualifies it is known as a defining relative clause.