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fear Fear is the feeling of being afraid. It is a feeling you get when you think there is danger and something painful or very bad might happen. [2 definitions]
feast A feast is a large meal with many different foods.
feather Feathers are the things that cover the body of a bird. A feather is soft and weighs very little. Feathers grow from the skin of a bird the way hairs grow from the skin of people.
feature A feature is something you might notice about someone or something. The features of something are often what makes it different from other things.
February February is the second month of the year.
feed When you feed a person or animal, you give them food. [3 definitions]
feel When you feel something, you touch it and find out something about it. If you feel a rock, you might learn that it is smooth or rough or cool, for example. If your mother feels your forehead, she wants to find out if it is hot and whether or not you are sick. [3 definitions]
feeling If you have a pain in your foot, your foot sends a message to your brain that says, "I'm hurting!" That message is called a feeling. If someone's fingers get very, very cold, they sometimes stop sending any message to the brain at all. When that happens, we say that there is no feeling in those fingers or that the fingers have lost feeling. [2 definitions]
feet Feet is the word we use when we are talking about more than one foot.
female Girls and women are female. Female humans give birth to babies, and so do many female animals. Some female animals, such as chickens, lay eggs instead.
fence A fence is something that people often build in a yard or around a house. A fence separates one area of land from another. A fence is often made of wood, stone, or wire, and it is often used to keep animals or people in or out of an area.
fern Ferns are plants with large green leaves shaped like feathers. Ferns grow well in places that are a little dark, so you can often find them in a forest. Ferns do not make flowers or seeds.
ferry A ferry is a boat or ship that carries people or things across a river or other body of water. A ferry just goes back and forth between one side of the water and the other.
festival A festival is an event that celebrates something, and it often happens at a certain time each year. At a festival, there are special things to do and see and often there are interesting foods to eat.
fever When you have a fever, it means that the temperature of your body is higher than usual. A fever is usually caused by being sick.
few If there are few trees in your yard, there are only a small number of trees there. There are not very many.
fiber A fiber is something from a plant or animal that looks like a small hair or little piece of thread. Some fibers you may know are cotton fibers and wool fibers. Fibers from the cotton plant or from sheep's wool are often used to make thread and yarn, and these are used to make things like clothes, curtains, or blankets. Nowadays, people can make fibers from chemicals too. Maybe you have a sweater or socks or a jacket made from these fibers. [2 definitions]
field A field is an area of land that has no trees but usually has grass or some other plants growing on it. Farmers use fields to grow crops. [2 definitions]
field trip When students go on a field trip, they go with their teacher out of their classroom and school to another place to learn things. They often go on a bus to get there.
fifteen Fifteen is the word for the number 15.
fifteenth If fourteen trees are planted in the field, the next tree will be the fifteenth tree.