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chaos Use the word “chaos” to describe a situation that is out of control. There is a tragedy and people don’t know what to do. There’s no organization, and panic sets in because it feels like conditions can get worse. There was chaos in the streets following the bomb blast. It was chaos after the […]

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flunk To flunk is to fail or not perform as expected. This is a term used for performance in school among students, but it can also be applied to situations outside of education. I flunked my test. Gabriel is afraid he’s going to flunk his final exam. Diane flunked out of med school. If you don’t want

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flip The word “flip” means to turn over. When you are cooking, you often have to flip things so that they cook evenly: simple past past participle flip flipped flipped Tony flipped the hamburgers on the grill. Angela used a spatula to flip the pancakes. It’s hard to flip fillets of fish without breaking them. The

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flake A flake is a light and flattened thing that is produced naturally or artificially. Flakes come in different forms. A cornflake is made from corn and is usually eaten for breakfast. corn flake I had a bowl of cornflakes for breakfast this morning. a bowl of corn flakes When snow falls during cold weather, the snow

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flab Flab is fat. It’s the extra weight that a person carries around on his or her body. Flab is something that people try to lose if they are worried about being heavy. He’s trying to lose some flab by exercising. Running helps to reduce flab. The doctor said that Jennifer needed to lose some of the flab

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base The word “base” has a few different meanings, but basically it refers to a foundation of some sort upon which things are made: On what do you base your opinions? He bases his opinion on something that he read in the newspaper. My methods for teaching English are based on twenty-five years of experience

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