| 156. Familiar to |
(to know) Her face is quite familiar to everyone. |
| 157. Familiar with |
(knowledge) I am not very familiar with botanical names. |
| 158. False of |
(heart) He is not false of heart. |
| 159. False to |
(friends or principles) We should not be false to our friends. |
| 160. Fascinated by |
(a thing) The children were fascinated by all the toys in the shop windows. |
| 161. Fascinated with |
(a person) I was fascinated with her because of her admirable manners. |
| 162. Fly into |
(anger) On hearing my remarks she flew into a rage. |
| 163. Feed on |
(live on) Carnivorous animals feed on flesh. |
| 164. Fondness for |
(liking for) He has fondness for classical music. |
| 165. Fond of |
(liking for) He is fond of classical music. |
| 166. For lack of/For want of/For short of/ |
(something) For lack of money he could not continue study further. |
| 167. Grieve for |
(a person) He grieved for the victims of the storm. |
| 168. Grieve over |
(a thing) He grieved over the loss of money in business. |
| 169. Grieve at |
(an event) He grieved at my father’s death when I informed him of my personal tragedy. |
| 170. Guard against |
(mistakes, temptations) You should guard against the wrong use of words. |
| 171. Guard from |
(a danger, of a thing etc.) You should guard from him because he is false of heart. |
| 172. Glance at |
(take a quick look) He glanced at her face and started noting down her address. |
| 173. Glance through |
(go through) He glanced through the letter in a hurry and handed it back to me, |
| 174. Good at |
(expert) He is good al piano. |
| 175. Good for |
(nothing) He is good for nothing fellow. |