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fete(f^ete)

  1. honor at a festival

  2. serious or fatal accident

  3. unbecoming

  4. disobedient
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Explanation

Fête means a celebration or festival, and to fete someone means to honor or entertain them lavishly at a festive occasion. Option A correctly captures this meaning. The other options refer to negative concepts (accident, unbecoming behavior, disobedience) which are unrelated to the celebratory nature of feting.

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fetid(foetid)

  1. malodorous

  2. deluge

  3. ugly

  4. distasteful
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Explanation

Fetid or foetid describes something with an unpleasant, foul smell. Malodorous (from mal meaning bad + odor) directly matches this meaning. While distasteful might seem related, it refers to something offensive to taste or feelings rather than smell specifically.

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fetish(fetich)

  1. object believed to have spiritual powers

  2. agent which brings about a chemical change while it remains unaffected and unchanged

  3. untarnished

  4. unharmed
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Explanation

A fetish or fetich refers to an object believed to have magical or spiritual power, often used in religious or cult rituals. Option A correctly defines this concept. Option B describes a catalyst in chemistry, while options C and D refer to purity or lack of damage, unrelated to spiritual objects.

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fetter

  1. shackle

  2. slingshot

  3. (of a position, esp. in an argument) indefensible

  4. unbecoming
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Explanation

To fetter literally means to chain or shackle, typically around the ankles to restrict movement. Figuratively, it means to restrict or restrain someone's freedom. Option A (shackle) directly matches this meaning. The other options are unrelated terms describing weapons, indefensible positions, or inappropriate behavior.

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feud

  1. bitter prolonged quarrel (usually between two peoples or families)

  2. great waterfall

  3. unexpected and adverse

  4. ugly
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Explanation

A feud refers to a bitter, prolonged quarrel or conflict, typically between two families, groups, or individuals that spans a long period. Option A precisely captures this definition. The other options describe natural phenomena (waterfall), situational characteristics (unexpected), or appearance (ugly), which are unrelated to the concept of ongoing conflict.

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flair

  1. talent

  2. thought

  3. ghostly being that sucks the blood of the living

  4. logically convincing
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Explanation

Flair refers to a natural talent, aptitude, or ability for something, often displayed in a stylish or distinctive way. Option A correctly identifies this meaning. Option C describes a vampire from folklore, while options B and D refer to thought processes or logical appeal, unrelated to natural talent or style.

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flamboyant

  1. ornate

  2. marked by formality

  3. forerunners

  4. make valid
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Explanation

Flamboyant describes something showy, elaborate, or ornate in style, often with an emphasis on attracting attention through confident or flashy display. Option A (ornate) closely matches this meaning. The other options refer to formality, predecessors (forerunners), or validation, which are unrelated to elaborate display.

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flashy

  1. showy

  2. certainty

  3. position giving an advantage (such as a strategic point)

  4. bravery
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Explanation

Flashy describes something designed to attract attention through bright colors, bold style, or ostentatious display. Option A (showy) correctly captures this meaning. Option C describes a vantage or strategic position, while options B and D refer to confidence and courage, unrelated to visual attention-grabbing.

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flaunt

  1. display ostentatiously

  2. stoppage

  3. lacking liveliness

  4. ghostly being that sucks the blood of the living
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Explanation

To flaunt means to display something ostentatiously or provocatively, often to provoke envy or show off. Option A precisely captures this meaning. Option D describes a vampire (as seen in question 123930 as well), while options B and C refer to cessation and lack of energy, unrelated to deliberate showing off.

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flay

  1. strip off skin

  2. yielding to another

  3. turn into vapor (steam, gas, fog, etc.)

  4. forerunners
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Explanation

To flay literally means to strip off the skin or hide, either of an animal or historically as a form of punishment. Option A correctly defines this term. Option C describes evaporate or vaporize, option B refers to submission, and option D means predecessors or heralds, all unrelated to skin removal.