Vocabulary Words | Meanings |
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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 |
Non-defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clauses are placed after nouns which are definite already.
The adjective clause which does not define the noun before it but gives additional information about the noun is called the non-defining relative clause.