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Flounder
- to falter, waver, muddle, struggle
- blunder, stumble, bumble, lurch, lumber
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Fluvial
- of, relating to, or living in a stream or river
- flowing, alluvial
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foible
- minor weakness or character flaw
- fault, failing, frailty, vice, blemish
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foil
- to defeat, frustrate
- thwart, balk, check, baffle
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foment
- to arouse or incite
- instigate, abet, promote
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foolhardy
- recklessly bold
- reckless, rash, precipitate, temerarious
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fop
- a man who is devoted to or vain about his appearance or dress
- coxcomb, dandy
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forbearance
- patience, restraint, leniency
- resignation, long suffering, tolerance
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ford (v.)
- to cross a body of water at a shallow place
- traverse, wade
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forte
- strong point, something a person does well
- metier, specialty
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fortuitous
- happening by chance, fortunate
- accidental, contingent, incidental
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foster
- to nourish, cultivate, promote
- nurture, nurse, advance, futher
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founder (v.)
- to fall helplessly, sink
- miscarry, immerse, plunge
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fracas
- noisy dispute
- brawl, broil, donnybrook, fray, melee
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fractious
- unruly, rebellious
- peevish, cranky, quarrelsome, contentious
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frenetic
- wildly frantic, frenzied, hectic
- excited, active, bustling, feverish
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furtive
- secret, stealthy
- covert, clandestine, surreptitious, underhand, shifty
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