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Can you name the words created when you add an 'F'?

by Iscah
 Plays Quiz Updated Mar 13, 2019

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Definition Before F addedWordsDefinition after F added
Not heavyA set of steps
1/36th of a yardSongbird
Bambi, e.g.Postpone or put off until later
Soft cheeseConcise
PermitUnused, as a field
Ceremonial anointment with oilPurpose; g(x) = x + 3
Having more years thanDesktop organizer
The rough part of sandpaperGain money through confidence games
Result of a meteor strikeOne who sculpts or uses fine skills
Fiber from sheep'Orlando' author Virginia
CrippledAn old love from your past
Stringed instrumentWoodwind instrument
Poet Silverstein of 'Where the Sidewalk Ends'Flat storage surface on wall
French hatLacking or deprived of something you want
Actress Loretta of M*A*S*HTaylor who sings 'Love Story' and 'Fifteen'
Contradict or give a false impressionA strongly held idea
Away from the shorePlace to find saunas and Helsinki
Existing in realityBased in truth
A mild curseA breeze in the house; a poured beer
Not as high asAster or azalea, e.g.

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