f로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이

[f로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이]

 

fair adjective : just, right, or proper; in agreement with the rules or what is expected

false adjective : not real or true; not in agreement with the facts; not honest

fast adjective : moving in a speedy way; not slow

fat adjective : plump, thick, or wide; not thin

few adjective : a small amount of something; not many

fifth adjective : coming after four others

fine adjective : okay, good, or great

first adjective : coming before all others

fit adjective : strong and healthy

five adjective : being one more than four and one less than six; 5

flat adjective : having a smooth, level surface

 

four adjective : being one more than three and one less than five; 4

fourth adjective : coming after three others

free adjective : at no cost

fresh adjective : food that is just made or picked

fried adjective : cooked in hot fat or oil

frog adjective : referring to a small, cold-blooded animal with long back legs that can live on land and in water

full adjective : holding as much as possible

funny adjective : causing a person to smile or laugh

furry adjective : covered with fur

fuzzy adjective : fluffy or frizzy

 

fabled adjective : told about in stories and fables, but not proven to exist

fabulous adjective : wonderful; extraordinary

facial adjective : of or related to the face

factual adjective : limited to or based on something that is true and can be proven

Fahrenheit adjective : a system for measuring temperature in which water freezes at 32° and boils at 212°

faint adjective : not loud, clear, or bright

faithful adjective : loyal

familiar adjective : known; recognized; seen or done before

famished adjective : extremely hungry; starving

famous adjective : well known

fanatical adjective : obsessive or very enthusiastic

fancier adjective : more fancy

fancy adjective : decorated or ornamented; elegant

fantastic adjective : wonderful

fascinated adjective : intensely interested

fascinating adjective : very interesting

fast-paced adjective : happening quickly

fatal adjective : resulting in death

fateful adjective : having serious or tragic results

fatigued adjective : tired or weary from mental or physical labor

fatty adjective : made of fats

favorite adjective : liked more than all other similar things

fearful adjective : feeling or showing anxiety or fear

fearless adjective : having no fear

fearsome adjective : causing fear

federal adjective : relating to a government that serves many separate states or regions

feminine adjective : having qualities commonly associated with women

feral adjective : escaped from humans and running wild

ferocious adjective : very fierce, violent, or cruel

fertile adjective : able to support life

festive adjective : having the mood or atmosphere of a celebration or festival

fictional adjective : made up; not true

fidgety adjective : unable to sit still due to nervousness or impatience

fierce adjective : very violent or powerful

fiery adjective : made up of fire; burning brightly and strongly

filthy adjective : very dirty

final adjective : last; coming at the end

financial adjective : of or relating to matters dealing with money

fire-retardant adjective : helping to slow down fire

fireproof adjective : able to resist damage from fire or high heat

firm adjective : having a hard surface or structure; strong, solid, or secure

firm adjective : stern and determined

fizzy adjective : full of gas and small bubbles

flaky adjective : something that can be broken into thin, flat pieces

flammable adjective : easily able to catch on fire

flared adjective : becoming wider

flat adjective : below the correct pitch; a pitch one half-step below the specified note

flavorful adjective : full of flavor or taste

flawed adjective : having a fault, mark, or other imperfection

flawless adjective : having no imperfections

flexible adjective : able to bend without breaking

flimsy adjective : light, thin, or easily damaged

floppy adjective : hanging in a loose, limp way

floral adjective : having to do with, or made up of flowers

flowering adjective : able to produce blooms

fluffy adjective : soft and light to the touch

fluorescent adjective : having the ability to give off light by absorbing light of short wavelength and emitting light of longer wavelength; very bright in color

foaming adjective : making a large number of small bubbles

foggy adjective : hard to see through because of fog, or a cloud at ground level

folk adjective : a kind of traditional music passed down from one generation to the next

fond adjective : having a liking or love for something

foolish adjective : not having or using good sense; silly

foolproof adjective : so simple and reliable to use that it cannot go wrong

for-profit adjective : set up to make money

forbidden adjective : not allowed

forbidding adjective : frightening and dangerous

foreign adjective : of or from a different country or language

forgetful adjective : not likely to remember

forgiving adjective : willing to excuse someone for a hurt or a mistake

forlorn adjective : sad or lonely due to being alone or having been abandoned

formal adjective : following certain customs or rules about correctness

former adjective : happening sometime in the past; having filled a role earlier

fortunate adjective : lucky

foster adjective : having a relationship that involves raising a child other than one's own by birth

foul adjective : unpleasant or offensive

foursquare adjective : bold and firm

fourth adjective : one of four equal parts

fractured adjective : broken

fragile adjective : easily damaged or broken; delicate

fragrant adjective : having a sweet or pleasant smell

frail adjective : physically weak

frantic adjective : wild with anxiety, fear, or another similar emotion; very rushed or busy

freeform adjective : irregular; not having set rules

freeloading adjective : living off someone else's things without sharing the responsibility of getting them or paying for them

freewheeling adjective : being free from formal rules

frenzied adjective : very excited and upset

frequent adjective : done or happening often or many times close together

freshwater adjective : relating to, consisting of, or living in fresh water

friendly adjective : pleasant and kind

frightened adjective : afraid

frightening adjective : causing fear

frigid adjective : extremely cold

frilly adjective : having, or decorated with, ruffles

frostbitten adjective : suffering injury to body parts from exposure to freezing cold

frosty adjective : covered with small white ice crystals; cold enough for frost to form

frozen adjective : changed from a liquid to a solid as a result of very cold temperatures

frugal adjective : avoiding waste, usually with regard to money or food

frustrated adjective : feeling or expressing annoyance or distress about being unable to complete a task

full-time adjective : using all of a person's available work or study hours in a week

fundamental adjective : forming the base from which other things develop; very important

funny adjective : strange or odd

furious adjective : very angry

furrowed adjective : wrinkled

fused adjective : joined together

fussy adjective : hard to please

 

 fiber-optic adjective : made from or relating to thin strands of glass or plastic that can used to carry signals

flabbergasted adjective : utterly astonished

flamboyant adjective : showy or fancy; brightly colored

fluorescent adjective : having the ability to give off light when electricity passes through a gas

fuel efficient adjective : making good use of fuel as measured in miles per gallon

fundamentalist adjective : marked by a strict following of a set of beliefs, often relating to religion