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Fable
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a story that is not true. |
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Face lift
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plastic surgery to remove wrinkles or sagging skin from the face. In this case, polish or do something to improve the appearance |
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Fair and square
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without cheating; honestly. |
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Fake
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anything or anyone not genuine |
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Fall back into (to)
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To give way; withdraw; retreat; recede |
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Fall for her
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to become interested in someone in a romantic way. |
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Fall out (with someone)
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have a disagreement; quarrel; not be on friendly
terms with someone. |
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Falling apart
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losing the intended structure, form or
condition; collapsing morally and in every way. |
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Falls City
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referring to Louisville, Kentucky, which overlooks the falls of the Ohio River. |
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Familiar spirit(s)
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demon(s) supposed to be in close connection with man. |
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Fandango / Fandangoed / Fangdangoed
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something showy but worthless or useless; a
trinket. (also sometimes called a "gew gaw"); to
be adorned or dressed with such. |
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Far be it from me (to do something)
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Often used to introduce a criticism or
suggestion to a behavior you disagree with or
disapprove of. "I never want to do or be that". |
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Far-fetched
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hard to believe; questionable |
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Feather in one's cap
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an accomplishment of which one can be proud; prize or award for an achievement; to do something that might make oneself look important or gain approval from one's superiors. |
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Featherbed around hands
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Padded leather gloves worn for boxing |
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Fed up with someone (on something)
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(informal) to have enough of something or someone; to be tired of/bored by something unpleasant or tedious; exasperated with something or someone. |
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Brother Branham is also using this expression as
to mean “feed on (or upon) , that is, “filled
up; to take as food; be nourished by; to get
satisfaction, support, etc. from”. |
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Feel blue
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feel sad, discouraged, or mildly depressed. |
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Fellow traveler
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a companion on life's road. |
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Fifth Columnist
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any subversive movement within an organizaion or
country who give support to the enemy; (said to
have been used first by Spanish Nationalist
General Mola (1939) referring to the supporters
of Francisco Franco in his uprisinhg against the
Spanish Republic |
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Fight it out
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to fully combat or dispute, holding back nothing until either there is a victory or a truce is reached. |
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Fill in his parts
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he begins to add, one by one, the necessary
figures or scenes in order to arrive at a
finished picture.
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Fill somebody's shoes
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satisfactorily replace someone in a job, function etc; to be able to accomplish the same thing that someone else does. |
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Fired up
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To be excited about something |
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First hand
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To find out about something from the original source. (In the following quote, it's perhaps implying: “direct from God”.) |
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Fish-fry
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a sort of picnic, where the fish are caught and cooked on the grounds. |
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Fit/be like (putting) a glove (on one's hand)
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fit perfectly; a situation feels perfect, like it was really meant to be. |
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Fit/fill the bill/menu
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as expected; be suitable; serve the intended purpose. |
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Fixing to
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getting ready to do something. |
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Flapper
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in the 1920's, a young woman considered bold in actions or dress. |
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Flashy
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