Spanish words: fluidez to fonocaptor

300 Spanish words, part 10 of 17 of the words starting with F, A to Z. 84 have a page of their own.

Spanish words fluidez to fonocaptor

fluidez noun /flwiˈdeθ/: fluidity
fluidificación noun: fluidification
fluidificado verb [flwið̞ifiˈkað̞o]
fluidificando verb [flwið̞ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]
fluidificante adjective, noun [flwið̞ifiˈkãn̪t̪e]
fluidización noun: fluidization
fluidizar verb: to fluidize
fluido adjective, adverb, noun, verb /ˈflwido/: fluid
fluidoterapia noun /flwidoteˈɾapja/: intravenous hydration therapy
fluir verb /ˈflwiɾ/: to flow
fluis verb /ˈflwis/: second-person singular voseo present indicative
flujo noun /ˈfluxo/: flow
flujo blanco noun, phrase [ˈfluxo ˈβ̞lãŋko]: fluor albus (leukorrhea)
flujo de caja noun: cash flow, cash-flow
flujo de conciencia noun: stream of consciousness
flujo de fondos noun: cash flow
flujo de trabajo noun: workflow
flujo de vientre noun: frequent bowel movements
flujo sanguíneo noun: blood flow
flujograma noun [fluxoˈɣ̞ɾama]
flujometría noun /fluxomeˈtɾia/: flowmetry
flujostato noun [fluxosˈt̪at̪o]
flumetrina noun: flumethrin
fluminense adjective, noun /flumiˈnense/: of, from or relating to the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (not the city itself)
flunitrazepam noun [flunit̪ɾaseˈpãm]
flúor noun /ˈfluoɾ/: fluorine
fluoración noun: fluoration
fluorado adjective, verb /flwoˈɾado/: fluorated
fluorando verb [flwoˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of fluorar
fluorapatita noun: fluorapatite
fluorar verb /flwoˈɾaɾ/: to fluorinate
fluoreno noun /flwoˈɾeno/: fluorene
fluoresceína noun /flwoɾesθeˈina/: fluorescein
fluorescencia noun /flwoɾesˈθenθja/: fluorescence
fluorescente adjective, noun /flwoɾesˈθente/: fluorescent
fluorhídrico adjective /flwoˈɾidɾiko/: hydrofluoric
fluorina noun /flwoˈɾina/: fluorite
fluorita noun /flwoˈɾita/: fluorite
fluorizar verb /flwoɾiˈθaɾ/: fluoridate
fluoroacetato noun: fluoroacetate
fluorobórico adjective: fluoroboric
fluorocarbono noun: fluorocarbon
fluorocarburo noun: fluorocarbon
fluorocromo noun: fluorochrome
fluorodesoxiglucosa noun: fludeoxyglucose
fluoroformo noun: fluoroform
fluoróforo noun /flwoˈɾofoɾo/: fluorophore
fluoroquinolona noun: fluoroquinolone
fluoroscopia noun: fluoroscopy
fluoruro noun: fluoride
fluoxetina noun /flwoɡseˈtina/: fluoxetine
flurbiprofeno noun /fluɾbipɾoˈfeno/: flurbiprofen
fluslera noun [flusˈleɾa]
fluticasona noun /flutikaˈsona/: fluticasone
fluvastatina noun /flubastaˈtina/: fluvastatin
fluvial adjective /fluˈbjal/: fluvial
fluvialmente adverb: fluvially
fluviol noun /fluˈbjol/: alternative form of flabiol
fluviométrico adjective /flubjoˈmetɾiko/: fluviometric
flux noun /ˈfluɡs/: flush (hand consisting of all cards with the same suit)
fluxión noun /fluɡˈsjon/: fluxion
fluxómetro noun [flukˈsomet̪ɾo]
fluyendo verb [fluˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of fluir
fluyente adjective /fluˈʝente/: flowing
flyback noun [flajˈβ̞ak]
FMI noun [ˈfmi]
fo interjection, verb [ˈfo]: first-person singular present indicative
foam noun /ˈfowm/: synthetic foam
fobia noun, suffix /ˈfobja/: phobia (irrational or obsessive fear or anxiety)
fobia social noun, phrase [ˈfoβ̞ja soˈsjal]: synonym of trastorno de ansiedad social (“social anxiety disorder”)
fóbicamente adverb [ˌfoβ̞ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: phobically
fóbico adjective, suffix /ˈfobiko/: phobic
-fobo suffix [ˈ́foβ̞o]: -phobe
fobofobia noun [foβ̞oˈfoβ̞ja]: phobophobia
foca noun /ˈfoka/: seal (animal belonging to the Pinnipedia parvorder of semi-aquatic marine mammals)
foca anillada de Saimaa noun: Saimaa ringed seal (Pusa saimensis)
foca barbuda noun /ˌfoka baɾˈbuda/: bearded seal
foca de Groenlandia noun: harp seal
foca leopardo noun, phrase [ˈfoka leoˈpaɾð̞o]: leopard seal
foca manchada noun: spotted seal
foca monje phrase [ˈfoka ˈmõŋxe]
foca moteada noun: harbor seal, Phoca vitulina
foca pía noun: harp seal
focaccia noun /foˈkat͡ʃa/: focaccia
focacha noun [foˈkat͡ʃa]
focal adjective /foˈkal/: focal
focalidad noun: focality
focalización noun /fokaliθaˈθjon/: focus; focusing
focalizado verb /fokaliˈθado/: past participle of focalizar
focalizando verb [fokaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of focalizar
focalizándose verb [fokaliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of focalizar combined with se
focalizar verb /fokaliˈθaɾ/: to focus
focalizarse verb [fokaliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of focalizar combined with se
focense adjective, noun [foˈsẽnse]: Phocaean
foceo adjective, noun /foˈθeo/: Phocaean
focha noun /ˈfot͡ʃa/: coot
focha común noun: the common coot, a water bird
focha gigante noun: giant coot
Fócida proper noun /ˈfoθida/: Phocis (a regional unit of Central Greece, Greece)
focidio adjective, noun: Phocian
fócido adjective, noun [ˈfosið̞o]: earless seal
Focio proper noun /ˈfoθjo/: Photius
foco adjective, noun /ˈfoko/: spotlight
foco de atención noun: focus; spotlight
fóculo noun [ˈfokulo]
FODA abbreviation [ˈfoð̞a]
fodongo adjective, noun /foˈdonɡo/: lazy, filthy, sloppy (of a person)
foe noun [ˈfoe]
foete noun [foˈet̪e]: a kind of whip for animals
fofa adjective, noun [ˈfofa]: feminine singular of fofo
fofear verb [fofeˈaɾ]
fofisano adjective /fofiˈsano/: husky, burly, stout
fofo adjective, noun /ˈfofo/: spongy
fofoque noun [foˈfoke]
foforro noun /foˈforo/: party, shindig
fofucha noun /foˈfut͡ʃa/: EVA rubber doll
fogaje noun /foˈɡaxe/: hearth tax
foganero adjective /foɡaˈneɾo/: of Fu'an, Fujian, China
fogareado verb [foɣ̞aɾeˈað̞o]
fogareando verb [foɣ̞aɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
fogareándose verb [foɣ̞aɾeˈãn̪d̪ose]
fogaril noun: hearth, fireplace
fogarín noun: hearth, fireplace
fogarizado verb [foɣ̞aɾiˈsað̞o]
fogarizando verb [foɣ̞aɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
fogata noun /foˈɡata/: bonfire, campfire
fogatear verb [foɣ̞at̪eˈaɾ]
Foggia proper noun [ˈfoxja]
fogón noun /foˈɡon/: fireplace, hearth
fogonadura noun [foɣ̞onaˈð̞uɾa]: partners
fogonazo noun /foɡoˈnaθo/: blaze
fogonear verb [foɣ̞oneˈaɾ]
fogonero noun /foɡoˈneɾo/: fireman (in steam engine)
fogosamente adverb: ardently
fogosidad noun /foɡosiˈdad/: excessive enthusiasm or liveliness
fogoso adjective /foˈɡoso/: ardent (especially sexually)
fogueación noun /foɡeaˈθjon/: hearth census
fogueado adjective, verb /foɡeˈado/: seasoned; veteran; well-experienced
fogueando verb [foɣ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of foguear
fogueándose verb [foɣ̞eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of foguear combined with se
foguear verb /foɡeˈaɾ/: to inure
foguearse verb [foɣ̞eˈaɾse]: infinitive of foguear combined with se
fogueo noun, verb /foˈɡeo/: shot with a blank cartridge
foguereado verb [foɣ̞eɾeˈað̞o]
foguereando verb [foɣ̞eɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
foguista noun [foˈɣ̞ist̪a]: stoker
foh interjection /ˈfo/: ugh!, phew!, yuck! (used to express disgust, particularly at a bad smell)
foidita noun /foiˈdita/: foidite
foie noun /ˈfwa/: foie (“foie gras”)
foie gras noun /ˌfwa ˈɡɾa/: foie gras
foilboard noun: foilboard
foja noun /ˈfoxa/: obsolete form of hoja; leaf, sheet
fol noun: abbreviation of folio
folato noun: folate
Folch proper noun [ˈfolʲt͡ʃ]
folclor noun /folˈkloɾ/: alternative form of folclore
folclore noun /folˈkloɾe/: folklore
folclóricamente adverb [folˌkloɾikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
folclórico adjective /folˈkloɾiko/: folk (relating to folklore)
folclorismo noun /folkloˈɾismo/: folkloristics
folclorista noun /folkloˈɾista/: alternative form of folklorista
folclorólogo noun /folkloˈɾoloɡo/: Expert in folklore
folder noun /ˈfoldeɾ/: alternative form of fólder
folelé noun /foleˈle/: dragonfly
folga noun, verb [ˈfolɣ̞a]: second-person singular voseo imperative of folgar
foliáceo adjective /foˈljaθeo/: leafy (shaped like a leaf or leaves)
foliación noun: foliation
foliado verb [foˈljað̞o]: past participle of foliar
foliando verb [foˈljãn̪d̪o]: gerund of foliar
foliar adjective, verb /foˈljaɾ/: foliar
fólico adjective: folic
folicular adjective /folikuˈlaɾ/: follicular
foliculitis noun [folikuˈlit̪is]: folliculitis
folículo noun /foˈlikulo/: follicle
folículo ovárico noun /foˌlikulo oˈbaɾiko/: ovarian follicle
foliculoestimulante adjective /foˌlikuloestimuˈlante/: follicle-stimulating
folidoto noun [foliˈð̞ot̪o]
folínico adjective /foˈliniko/: folinic
folio noun, verb /ˈfoljo/: folio (leaf/sheet of paper)
folíolo noun /foˈliolo/: leaflet
foliólulo noun: leaflet
folión noun [foˈljõn]
folioso adjective /foˈljoso/: foliose
folívoro adjective, noun [foˈliβ̞oɾo]: folivore
folk noun /ˈfolk/: folk (music)
folkie noun: folkie
folklor noun [folˈkloɾ]: alternative spelling of folclor
folklore noun /folˈkloɾe/: alternative spelling of folclore
folklórico adjective [folˈkloɾiko]: alternative spelling of folclórico
folklorismo noun /folkloˈɾismo/: folklorism
folklorista noun /folkloˈɾista/: folklorist
folky adjective: folky
folla noun, verb /ˈfoʝa/: mishmash; hodgepodge
folla-amiga noun: alternative form of follamiga
follabilidad noun /foʝabiliˈdad/: fuckability
follable adjective /foˈʝable/: fuckable
follacabras noun: goatfucker
follado adjective, verb /foˈʝado/: past participle of follar
follador noun /foʝaˈdoɾ/: fucker, fuck boy, shagger (one who fucks)
follaje noun /foˈʝaxe/: foliage
follajeado verb [foʝaxeˈað̞o]
follajeando verb [foʝaxeˈãn̪d̪o]
follajear verb [foʝaxeˈaɾ]
follamiga noun /foʝaˈmiɡa/: ; fuck buddy, fuckbuddy
follamigo noun /foʝaˈmiɡo/: fuck buddy, fuckbuddy, fuck friend
follando verb [foˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of follar
follaniños adjective, noun /ˌfoʝaˈniɲos/: child-fucker; child-molester
follar verb /foˈʝaɾ/: to fuck, to screw, to shag
follarse verb [foˈʝaɾse]: infinitive of follar combined with se
follero noun [foˈʝeɾo]
folleteado verb [foʝet̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of folletear
folleteando verb [foʝet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of folletear
folletear verb /foʝeteˈaɾ/: to screw around, to fuck (have sexual intercourse)
folleteo noun, verb /foʝeˈteo/: fuck, screw, shag (UK), bonk (UK), bang, hump (sexual intercourse)
folletería noun: leafleting (distributing leaflets)
folletín noun /foʝeˈtin/: a novel (usually of sentimental nature; delivered in a series of installments in a newspaper or magazine)
folletinesco adjective /foʝetiˈnesko/: in the style of folletín, a rapidly-produced genre of serialised stories
folletinista noun [foʝet̪iˈnist̪a]: novelist
folletista noun: leafleteer, pamphleteer
folleto noun /foˈʝeto/: pamphlet, brochure
follódromo noun /foˈʝodɾomo/: fuckpad
follógrafo noun [foˈʝoɣ̞ɾafo]
follón adjective, noun /foˈʝon/: lazy, good-for-nothing
follonero noun /foʝoˈneɾo/: shit stirrer
fome adjective /ˈfome/: boring, unfunny, lame, uncool, dull, stale
fomedad noun [fomeˈð̞að̞]
fomentación noun /fomentaˈθjon/: promotion
fomentado verb /fomenˈtado/: past participle of fomentar
fomentador adjective, noun /fomentaˈdoɾ/: fosterer; provider
fomentando verb /fomenˈtando/: gerund of fomentar
fomentar verb /fomenˈtaɾ/: to foster, encourage, promote, advance
fomento noun, verb /foˈmento/: stimulus, animus, impulse
fomento de la capacidad noun: capacity building
fomepizol noun: fomepizole
Fómeque proper noun /ˈfomeke/: a town in Cundinamarca department, Colombia
fomi noun /ˈfomi/: polymeric foam; polyfoam
fómite noun [ˈfomit̪e]: fomite
fómix noun: EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate)
fomo abbreviation, noun /ˈfomo/: FOMO
fon noun /ˈfon/: phone
fonación noun [fonaˈsjõn]: phonation (production of sound in an animal that carries meaning)
fonavista noun /fonaˈbista/: member of Fonavistas del Peru
Foncea proper noun [fõnˈsea]
fonda adjective, noun /ˈfonda/: small, inexpensive restaurant
fondable adjective [fõn̪ˈd̪aβ̞le]
fondac noun /fonˈdak/: an inn or store in Morocco
fondant noun /fonˈdan/: fondant (confectionery)
fondeadero noun /fondeaˈdeɾo/: anchorage (place for anchoring)
fondeado adjective, verb /fondeˈado/: past participle of fondear
fondeando verb [fõn̪d̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of fondear
fondeándose verb [fõn̪d̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of fondear combined with se
fondear verb /fondeˈaɾ/: to sound, fathom (to measure the depth of water)
fondearse verb [fõn̪d̪eˈaɾse]: infinitive of fondear combined with se
fondeo noun, verb /fonˈdeo/: anchoring
fondero noun /fonˈdeɾo/: innkeeper
fondillo noun /fonˈdiʝo/: seat; crotch (of trousers)
fondillón noun: sediment in a winevat after it has been refilled
fondillos noun [fõn̪ˈd̪iʝos]: plural of fondillo
fondín noun [fõn̪ˈd̪ĩn]
fondismo noun /fonˈdismo/: long-distance running
fondista noun [fõn̪ˈd̪ist̪a]: long-distance runner
fondo noun /ˈfondo/: bottom
fondo buitre phrase [ˈfõn̪d̪o ˈβ̞wit̪ɾe]
fondo común de inversión phrase [ˈfõn̪d̪o koˈmũn̪ d̪e ĩmbeɾˈsjõn]
fondo de amortización noun: sinking fund
fondo de inversión noun: investment fund
fondo de pantalla noun /ˌfondo de panˈtaʝa/: wallpaper, background (an image or tiled pattern used as the background of a computer desktop)
fondo de pensiones noun: pension fund
fondo mutuo noun: mutual fund
fondonero adjective [fõn̪d̪oˈneɾo]
fondos propios noun: money that one owns
fondue noun /fonˈdu/: fondue (dish)
fonébol noun /foˈnebol/: trebuchet
fonema noun /foˈnema/: phoneme
fonemática adjective, noun /foneˈmatika/: phonematics
fonemático adjective: phonematic
fonémica adjective, noun: phonemics
fonémicamente adverb: phonemically
fonémico adjective: phonemic
fonendoscopio noun: phonendoscope, stethoscope
fonero noun: a user of a La Fonera router
fonética adjective, noun /foˈnetika/: phonetics
fonéticamente adverb: phonetically
fonético adjective /foˈnetiko/: phonetic
fonetista noun /foneˈtista/: phonetician
fonetización noun /fonetiθaˈθjon/: phonetization
fongeado verb [fõŋxeˈað̞o]
fongeando verb [fõŋxeˈãn̪d̪o]
fongear verb [fõŋxeˈaɾ]
-fonía suffix [foˈnia]: -phony (body)
foniatra noun: phoniatrician
foniatría noun: phoniatrics
fónico adjective /ˈfoniko/: phonic
fonil noun /foˈnil/: funnel
fonje adjective [ˈfõŋxe]
fono noun, prefix, suffix /ˈfono/: -phone
fonoaudiología noun [fonoawð̞joloˈxia]: speech therapy
fonoaudiólogo adjective, noun [fonoawˈð̞joloɣ̞o]: speech therapist
fonoautógrafo noun: phonautograph
fonocaptor noun [fonokapˈt̪oɾ]: pickup

Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under F: 4,841 words, in 17 parts.