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French words: fario to faucheuse

300 French words, part 10 of 49 of the words starting with F, A to Z. 55 have a page of their own.

French words fario to faucheuse

  1. fario noun \fa.ʁjɔ\
  2. farisien adjective, noun \fa.ʁi.zjɛ̃\
  3. Farisienne noun \fa.ʁi.zjɛn\
  4. Farkas proper noun
  5. farlédois adjective, noun
  6. Farlédoise noun
  7. Farley proper noun
  8. farlouche noun \faʁ.luʃ\
  9. farlousane noun \faʁ.lu.zan\
  10. farlouse noun \faʁ.luz\
  11. Farlow proper noun
  12. farm verb /faʁm/: Alternative form of farmer.
  13. farmable adjective \faʁ.mabl\
  14. farmer verb /faʁ.me/: to farm (in video games)
  15. Farmington proper noun
  16. farnayrot adjective, noun
  17. Farnayrotte noun
  18. Farnborough proper noun
  19. Farnell proper noun
  20. Farnèse proper noun \faʁ.nɛz\
  21. farnésène noun \faʁ.ne.zɛn\
  22. farnésol noun: farnesol
  23. farnésyl noun \faʁ.ne.zil\
  24. farnésylation noun \faʁ.ne.si.la.sjɔ̃\
  25. farnésyler verb \faʁ.ne.zi.le\
  26. Farnham proper noun \faʁ.nam\
  27. Farnhamien noun \faʁ.na.mjɛ̃\
  28. farniente noun /faʁ.njɑ̃t/: dolce far niente, sweet idleness
  29. farnienter verb \faʁ.njɛn.te\
  30. farnienteur noun \faʁ.njɛn.tœʁ\
  31. faro noun \fa.ʁo\
  32. faro-faro noun [nouchi]
  33. farofa noun
  34. farotage noun \fa.ʁɔ.taʒ\
  35. faroter verb \fa.ʁɔ.te\
  36. faroteur noun \fa.ʁɔ.tœʁ\
  37. farou noun \fa.ʁu\
  38. farouch noun \fa.ʁuʃ\
  39. farouche adjective, noun /fa.ʁuʃ/: wild, shy of humans
  40. farouchement adverb /fa.ʁuʃ.mɑ̃/: fiercely, strongly, bitterly, doggedly, rabidly
  41. faroucherie noun \fa.ʁuʃ.ʁi\
  42. farpait adjective \faʁ.pɛ\
  43. farpaitement adverb \faʁ.pɛt.mɑ̃\
  44. FARPI noun \faʁ.pi\
  45. farragière noun
  46. farragineux adjective \fa.ʁa.ʒi.nø\
  47. farrago noun \fa.ʁa.ɡo\
  48. farragus noun
  49. farrat noun
  50. farre noun \faʁ\
  51. farréage noun
  52. Farrell proper noun \fa.ʁɛl\
  53. Farrenc proper noun
  54. farréraud adjective, noun
  55. Farréraude noun
  56. Farringdon proper noun
  57. Farrugia proper noun
  58. Fars proper noun
  59. FARSAF noun
  60. farsang noun
  61. farsange noun \faʁ.sɑ̃ʒ\
  62. farsanne noun \faʁ.san\
  63. farschvillerois adjective, noun
  64. Farschvilleroise noun
  65. farsi adjective, noun \faʁ.si\
  66. farsiser verb \faʁ.si.ze\
  67. fart adjective, noun /faʁ/: wax (for skis)
  68. fart d’adhérence noun \faʁt da.de.ʁɑ̃s\
  69. fart de glisse noun \faʁt də ɡlis\
  70. fart de retenue noun \faʁt də ʁə.tə.ny\
  71. fartable adjective \faʁ.tabl\
  72. fartage noun \faʁ.taʒ\
  73. farter verb /faʁ.te/: to wax skis
  74. farthing noun \faʁ.tiŋ\
  75. fartlek noun
  76. farton noun
  77. farvardin noun
  78. Fary proper noun \fa.ʁi\
  79. farz noun \faʁs\
  80. farz buan noun \faʁ by.an\
  81. farz buen noun \faʁ by.ɛn\
  82. FAS proper noun
  83. Fasano proper noun
  84. fasce adjective, noun /fas/: fess
  85. fasceaux noun \fa.so\
  86. fascer verb \fa.se\
  87. fascher verb
  88. fascheux adjective
  89. fascia noun \fa.sja\
  90. fascia lata noun \fa.sja la.ta\
  91. fascia pharyngo-basilaire noun \fa.sja fa.ʁɛ̃.ɡɔ.ba.zi.lɛʁ\
  92. fascia temporal noun \fa.sja tɑ̃.pɔ.ʁal\
  93. fascial adjective /fa.sjal/: fascial
  94. fasciapulsologie noun \fa.sja.pyl.sɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
  95. fasciapulsologue noun \fa.sja.pyl.sɔ.lɔɡ\
  96. fasciathérapeute noun \fa.sja.te.ʁa.pøt\
  97. fasciathérapie noun \fa.sja.te.ʁa.pi\
  98. fasciation noun /fa.sja.sjɔ̃/: fasciation
  99. fasciculaire adjective \fa.si.ky.lɛʁ\
  100. fasciculation noun \fa.si.ky.la.sjɔ̃\
  101. fascicule adjective, noun /fa.si.kyl/: installment
  102. fascie adjective, noun /fa.sje/: fasciated, banded
  103. fasciite noun \fa.si.it\
  104. fascinable adjective \fa.si.nabl\
  105. fascinage noun \fa.si.naʒ\
  106. fascinant adjective, verb /fa.si.nɑ̃/: fascinating; captivating
  107. fascinateur adjective, noun \fa.si.na.tœʁ\: fascinating
  108. fascination noun /fa.si.na.sjɔ̃/: fascination
  109. fascination douce noun \fa.si.na.sjɔ̃ dus\
  110. fascinatrice noun \fa.si.na.tʁis\
  111. fasciné noun, verb /fa.sin/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
  112. fascinée noun, verb /fa.si.ne/: feminine singular of fasciné
  113. fasciner verb /fa.si.ne/: to fascinate, bewitch, enthrall
  114. fascineur noun \fa.si.œʁ\
  115. fascing noun \fa.siŋ\
  116. fascio noun
  117. fasciolaire noun \fa.sjɔ.lɛʁ\
  118. fasciolase noun \fa.sjɔ.laz\
  119. fasciole noun \fa.sjɔl\
  120. fasciolose noun \fa.sjɔ.loz\
  121. fasciotomie noun \fa.sjo.to.mi\
  122. fascipenne adjective \fa.si.pɛn\
  123. fascisant adjective /fa.si.zɑ̃/: fascist
  124. fascisation noun /fa.ʃi.za.sjɔ̃/: fascistization
  125. fasciser verb \fa.ʃi.ze\
  126. fascislamiste adjective \fa.ʃis.la.mist\
  127. fascisme noun /fa.ʃism/: fascism (any right-wing, authoritarian, nationalist ideology characterized by centralized, totalitarian governance, strong regimentation of the economy and...
  128. fascisme clérical noun \fa.ʃizm kle.ʁi.kal\
  129. fascisme fossile noun \fa.ʃizm fɔ.sil\
  130. fasciste adjective, noun /fa.ʃist/: fascist (supporting the principles of fascism)
  131. fascistement adverb /fa.ʃis.tə.mɑ̃/: fascistically
  132. fascistisation noun: alternative form of fascisation
  133. fascistiser verb \fa.ʃis.ti.ze\
  134. fascistissime adjective /fa.ʃis.ti.sim/: Very fascist
  135. fascistoïde adjective /fa.sis.tɔ.id/: fascistoid
  136. faséiement noun \fa.zɛ.jə.mɑ̃\
  137. faséier verb /fa.ze.je/: alternative form of faséyer
  138. faseiller verb /fa.zɛ.je/: alternative form of faséyer
  139. faséole noun \fa.ze.ɔl\
  140. faserkiesel noun \fa.zəʁ.ki.zœl\
  141. faseyer verb /fa.ze.je/: to luff
  142. fashion adjective, noun \fa.ʃœn\
  143. fashion sphère noun \fa.ʃœn sfɛʁ\
  144. fashion victim noun \fa.ʃœn vik.tim\
  145. fashion victime noun \fa.ʃœn vik.tim\
  146. fashionable adjective, noun /fa.ʃɔ.nɛbl/: fashionable
  147. fashionata noun \fa.ʃjɔ.na.ta\
  148. fashioniser verb \fa.ʃœ.ni.ze\
  149. fashionista noun \fa.ʃjɔ.nis.ta\
  150. fashiontech noun \fa.ʃjɔn.tɛk\
  151. fashotte noun \fa.ʃot\
  152. fasibitikite noun \fa.si.bi.ti.kit\
  153. fasier verb \fa.zje\
  154. fasin noun \fa.zɛ̃\
  155. Fasquel proper noun
  156. Fasquelle proper noun
  157. fassad noun \fɛ.sad\
  158. fassaïte noun \fa.sa.it\
  159. Fassbender proper noun
  160. Fassbinder proper noun
  161. fasse le ciel que conjunction \fas lə sjɛl kə\
  162. Fassett proper noun /fa.sɛt/: a municipality of Papineau Regional County Municipality, Outaouais, Quebec, Canada
  163. Fassettois noun \fa.sɛ.twa\
  164. fassi adjective \fa.si\
  165. fassure noun \fa.syʁ\
  166. fast fashion noun \fast fa.ʃœn\
  167. fast food noun /fast.fud/: fast food
  168. fastcore noun \fast.kɔʁ\
  169. faste adjective, noun /fast/: splendour; pomp
  170. fastefoude noun \fast.fud\
  171. fastes noun /fast/: plural of faste
  172. Fastes capitolins noun
  173. Fastes consulaires noun
  174. fastfood noun \fast.fud\
  175. fastidieusement adverb /fas.ti.djøz.mɑ̃/: tiresomely; boringly
  176. fastidieux adjective /fas.ti.djø/: tedious; tiresome; boring
  177. fastigiaire noun \fa.sti.ʒjɛʁ\
  178. fastigié adjective \fas.ti.ʒje\
  179. fasting noun \fas.tiŋ\
  180. fastique adjective \fas.tik\
  181. fastoche adjective /fas.tɔʃ/: easy; easy-peasy
  182. fastueusement adverb /fas.tɥøz.mɑ̃/: sumptuously, lavishly
  183. fastueux adjective /fas.tɥø/: sumptuous, luxurious
  184. fasu noun
  185. fat adjective, noun /fat/: conceited
  186. fat bike noun /fat bajk/: fat bike
  187. Fata Morgana noun \fa.ta mɔʁ.ɡa.na\
  188. Fata Scribunda noun
  189. Fatah proper noun \fa.ta\
  190. fatal adjective /fa.tal/: fatal (due to fate)
  191. fatalement adverb /fa.tal.mɑ̃/: fatally
  192. fataliser verb \fa.ta.li.ze\
  193. fatalisme noun /fa.ta.lism/: fatalism
  194. fataliste adjective, noun /fa.ta.list/: fatalist
  195. fatalitas interjection \fa.ta.li.tas\
  196. fatalité noun /fa.ta.li.te/: fatality
  197. fataluku noun
  198. fataque noun \fa.tak\
  199. fataux adjective \fa.to\
  200. fataya noun \fa.ta.ja\
  201. fatayer noun \fa.ta.jɛʁ\
  202. fatberg noun \fat.bɛʁɡ\
  203. fatbike noun /fat.bajk/: alternative form of fat bike
  204. fatche de con interjection \fat.ʃə də kɔ̃\
  205. fate noun \fat\
  206. Fath proper noun \fat\
  207. fatha noun /fa.ta/: fatha
  208. Fathallah proper noun /fa.ta.la/: a male given name from Arabic
  209. fathatan noun \fa.ta.tan\
  210. Fathia proper noun \fa.tja\
  211. Fatick proper noun: a city in central Senegal
  212. fatidique adjective /fa.ti.dik/: fateful
  213. fatidiquement adverb /fa.ti.dik.mɑ̃/: fatedly, fatefully
  214. fatigabilité noun /fa.ti.ɡa.bi.li.te/: fatigability
  215. fatigable adjective /fa.ti.ɡabl/: fatigable
  216. fatigablement adverb \fa.ti.ɡa.blə.mɑ̃\
  217. fatigant adjective, noun /fa.ti.ɡɑ̃/: tiring
  218. fatigante adjective, noun \fa.ti.ɡɑ̃t\: feminine singular of fatigant
  219. fatiguant adjective, verb /fa.ti.ɡɑ̃/: present participle of fatiguer
  220. fatigue adjective, adverb, noun, verb /fa.tiɡ/: tiredness
  221. fatigué de naissance noun \fa.ti.ɡe də ne.sɑ̃s\
  222. fatigue démocratique noun \fa.tiɡ de.mɔ.kʁa.tik\
  223. fatigue vaccinale noun \fa.tiɡ vak.si.nal\
  224. fatiguer verb /fa.ti.ɡe/: to tire
  225. Fatih proper noun
  226. Fatiha proper noun
  227. Fatim proper noun \fa.tim\
  228. Fatima proper noun \fa.ti.ma\
  229. Fatimata proper noun /fa.ti.ma.ta/: a female given name from Arabic, widely used in Islamic West Africa
  230. Fatimatois noun \fa.ti.ma.twa\
  231. fatimide adjective, noun /fa.ti.mid/: Fatimid
  232. fatimologie noun \fa.ti.mo.lɔ.ʒi\
  233. fatinois adjective, noun
  234. Fatinoise noun
  235. fatiste noun /fa.tist/: actor in a medieval mystery play
  236. fatkini noun \fat.ki.ni\
  237. fatma noun \fat.ma\
  238. Fatna proper noun
  239. Fatou proper noun
  240. fatoua noun \fa.twa\
  241. Fatouma proper noun
  242. Fatoumata proper noun \fa.tu.ma.ta\
  243. fatouvillais adjective, noun
  244. Fatouvillaise noun
  245. fatras noun /fa.tʁa/: jumble, hodgepodge
  246. fatrasie noun \fa.tʁa.zi\
  247. fatrasser verb \fa.tʁa.se\
  248. fatrasserie noun \fa.tʁa.sə.ʁi\
  249. fatrasseur noun \fa.tʁa.sœʁ\
  250. fatrassier noun \fa.tʁa.sje\
  251. fatrassière noun \fa.tʁa.sjɛʁ\
  252. fatre noun \fatʁ\
  253. fatrouiller verb \fa.tʁu.je\
  254. fatsie noun \fat.si\
  255. fatsie du Japon noun \fat.si dy ʒa.pɔ̃\
  256. fattouch noun /fa.tuʃ/: fattouch
  257. fattouche noun \fa.tuʃ\
  258. fatuaire noun
  259. fatueux adjective \fa.tɥø\
  260. fatuisme noun
  261. fatuité noun /fa.tɥi.te/: self-satisfaction, complacency
  262. fatum noun \fa.tɔm\
  263. fatwa noun /fa.twa/: fatwa (legal opinion issued by a mufti)
  264. fatwah noun \fa.twa\
  265. fau noun \fo\
  266. Faubel proper noun
  267. fauber noun \fo.bɛʁ\
  268. fauberder verb \fo.bɛʁ.de\
  269. faubérer verb \fo.be.ʁe\
  270. faubert noun /fo.bɛʁ/: a mop made from old rope (particularly hemp rope), used for cleaning the deck of a ship
  271. fauberter verb \fo.bɛʁ.te\
  272. fauberteur noun \fo.bɛʁ.tœʁ\
  273. Faublas noun \fo.bla\
  274. faubonne noun \fo.bɔn\
  275. faubourg noun /fo.buʁ/: suburb
  276. faubourien adjective, noun /fo.bu.ʁjɛ̃/: working class Parisian
  277. faubourienne adjective, noun \fo.bu.ʁjɛn\: feminine singular of faubourien
  278. faucard noun \fo.kaʁ\
  279. faucardage noun \fo.kaʁ.daʒ\
  280. faucardement noun
  281. faucarder verb \fo.kaʁ.de\
  282. faucardeur adjective, noun \fo.kaʁ.dœʁ\
  283. faucardeuse noun \fo.kaʁ.døz\
  284. faucet noun \fo.sɛ\
  285. fauchable adjective \fo.ʃabl\
  286. fauchage noun \fo.ʃaʒ\: mowing, reaping
  287. fauchailles noun \fo.ʃaj\
  288. fauchaison noun /fo.ʃɛ.zɔ̃/: scything, scything season
  289. fauchard noun \fo.ʃaʁ\: fauchard
  290. fauché adjective, noun, verb /fo.ʃe/: skint, broke or otherwise lacking money
  291. fauché comme les blés adjective /fo.ʃe kɔm le ble/: broke, skint (lacking money; bankrupt)
  292. fauchée noun, verb /fo.ʃe/: feminine singular of fauché
  293. faucher verb /fo.ʃe/: to mow, to reap
  294. faucher l’herbe sous les pieds verb \fo.ʃe l‿ɛʁb su le pje\
  295. fauchère noun \fo.ʃɛʁ\
  296. fauchet noun \fo.ʃɛ\
  297. fauchette noun \fo.ʃɛt\
  298. faucheur noun /fo.ʃœʁ/: a scyther
  299. faucheur volontaire noun \fo.ʃœʁ vɔ.lɔ̃.tɛʁ\
  300. faucheuse noun /fo.ʃøz/: female equivalent of faucheur

Part 9 · Part 11 · French words: F

Source: English Wiktionary (French entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the French Wiktionary (Wiktionnaire): 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: 14,556 words, in 49 parts.