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exorbitant much too high or great extant still in existence extinct no longer active extirpate destroy utterly extort obtain by threats， violence exuberance state of growing vigorously； being full of life facilitate make easy （eg. a process of smth） fallacy false or mistaken belief fatuous without sense， foolish self-satisfaction faucet device for controlling the outflow of a liquid fawn young deer， try to win smbs favour by servile behaviour feckless futile， irresponsible， inefficient feint pretend felon person guilty of murder ferment substance； become excited ferocity savage cruelty fertile producing much， full of ideas fertilize make fertile or productive fervid showing earnest feeling fervor warmth of feelings； earnestness fidelity loyalty， accuracy fidget move restlessly， make nervous figurehead carved image on the prow of a ship finite limited， having bounds flamboyant brightly colored， florid flammable having tendency to burst into flames | 
