French words: fanorona to farinose
300 French words, part 9 of 49 of the words starting with F, A to Z. 48 have a page of their own.
French words fanorona to farinose
- fanorona noun /fa.nɔ.ʁɔ.na/: the national game of Madagascar, a board game similar to checkers / draughts
- fanouin adjective, noun
- Fanouine noun
- fanout noun
- fanservice noun \fan sɛʁ.vis\
- fansub noun \fan.sœb\
- fansubber verb \fan.sœ.be\
- fansuber verb \fan.sœ.be\
- fant de chichourle adverb [ˈfãⁿdeʃiˈʃuʁlə]
- fant de pute interjection [ˈfãⁿdeˈpytə]
- fanta noun \fɑ̃.ta\
- fantaboche noun \fɑ̃.ta.bɔʃ\
- fantabuleusement adverb \fa.by.løz.mɑ̃\
- fantabuleux adjective \fɑ̃.ta.by.lø\
- fantaisie noun /fɑ̃.tɛ.zi/: fantasy (something fanciful)
- fantaisier verb \fɑ̃.tɛ.zje\
- fantaisiste adjective, noun /fɑ̃.tɛ.zist/: fanciful
- fantascope noun \fɑ̃.ta.skɔp\: synonym of fantasmascope
- fantasia noun /fɑ̃.ta.zja/: fantasia (African festival)
- fantasiaste noun \fɑ̃.ta.zjast\
- fantasie noun, verb /fɑ̃.ta.zi/: alternative form of fantasy
- fantasier verb /fɑ̃.ta.zje/: to imagine
- fantasmagorie noun /fɑ̃.tas.ma.ɡɔ.ʁi/: phantasmagoria
- fantasmagorique adjective /fɑ̃.tas.ma.ɡɔ.ʁik/: phantasmagoric
- fantasmagoriquement adverb /fɑ̃.tas.ma.ɡɔ.ʁik.mɑ̃/: phantasmagorically
- fantasmagorisé adjective \fɑ̃.tas.ma.ɡɔ.ʁi.ze\
- fantasmagoriser verb \fɑ̃.tas.ma.ɡɔ.ʁi.ze\
- fantasmascope noun \fɑ̃.tas.ma.skɔp\: phenakistoscope
- fantasmatique adjective /fɑ̃.tas.ma.tik/: fantastical
- fantasmatiquement adverb /fɑ̃.tas.ma.tik.mɑ̃/: fantastically
- fantasmatiser verb \fɑ̃.tas.ma.ti.ze\
- fantasmatoscope noun \fɑ̃.tas.ma.tɔ.skɔp\
- fantasme adjective, noun, verb /fɑ̃.tasm/: fantasy
- fantasmer verb /fɑ̃.tas.me/: to fantasise
- fantasmeur noun \fɑ̃.tas.mœʁ\
- fantasmeuse noun \fɑ̃.tas.møz\
- fantasque adjective /fɑ̃.task/: capricious, unpredictable (character)
- fantasquement adverb /fɑ̃.tas.kə.mɑ̃/: capriciously
- fantasquerie noun \fɑ̃.tas.kə.ʁi\
- fantassin adjective, noun /fɑ̃.ta.sɛ̃/: foot soldier, infantryman
- fantassine noun \fɑ̃.ta.sin\
- fantastique adjective, noun /fɑ̃.tas.tik/: fantastic (related to fantasy or fantasies)
- fantastiquement adverb /fɑ̃.tas.tik.mɑ̃/: fantastically (in a way related to fantasy)
- fantastiquer verb \fɑ̃.ta.sti.ke\
- fantasy noun /fɑ̃.tɛ.zi/: fantasy (literary genre)
- fantasy urbaine noun
- fantasy young adult noun
- fanti noun \fɑ̃.ti\
- Fantin proper noun
- fantine noun \fɑ̃.tin\
- fantoccini noun \fɑ̃.tɔt.ʃi.ni\
- fantoche adjective, noun /fɑ̃.tɔʃ/: puppet
- fantochement adverb /fɑ̃.tɔʃ.mɑ̃/: manipulatedly
- fantochiser verb \fɑ̃.tɔ.ʃi.ze\
- fantochisme noun \fɑ̃.tɔ.ʃism\
- fantomal adjective /fɑ̃.tɔ.mal/: ghostly
- fantomaliser verb \fɑ̃.to.ma.li.ze\
- Fantômas proper noun /fɑ̃.to.mas/: one of the most popular characters in the history of French crime fiction
- fantomatique adjective /fɑ̃.tɔ.ma.tik/: ghostly
- fantomatiser verb \fɑ̃.to.ma.ti.ze\
- fantôme adjective, noun /fɑ̃.tom/: ghost
- fantôme de Pepper noun
- fantômer verb \fɑ̃.to.me\
- fantômesse noun \fɑ̃.to.mɛs\
- Fantômette proper noun \fɑ̃.to.mɛt\
- fantomisation noun /fɑ̃.to.mi.za.sjɔ̃/: ghosting
- fantomiser verb \fɑ̃.to.mi.ze\
- fantômnal adjective \fɑ̃.tɔ.mal\
- fanton noun \fɑ̃.tɔ̃\
- fanu adjective \fa.ny\
- fanum noun \fa.nɔm\: fanum
- fanure noun \fa.nyʁ\
- Fany proper noun
- fanzinart noun
- fanzinat noun \fɑ̃.zi.na\
- fanzine noun /fan.zin/: fanzine
- fanzineur noun \fɑ̃.zi.nœʁ\
- fanzineuse noun \fɑ̃.zi.nøz\
- fao noun \ɛf.ɑ.o\
- faon noun /fɑ̃/: fawn (young deer)
- faonne noun \fan\
- faonner verb /fa.ne/: to fawn; to give birth to a fawn, or young deer
- faouëtais adjective, noun
- Faouëtaise noun
- faouëtien adjective, noun
- Faouëtienne noun
- faouin adjective, noun
- Faouine noun
- faouiste adjective, noun
- Faouzia proper noun
- fap noun, verb \fap\
- fapper verb \fa.pe\
- faq noun /ɛ.fa.ky/: FAQ (webpage containing questions and answers about the website)
- faqîh noun \fa.ki\
- faque adverb, conjunction /fak/: eye dialect spelling of fait que
- faquin adjective, noun /fa.kɛ̃/: porter
- faquinade noun \fa.ki.nad\
- faquine noun \fa.kin\
- faquiner verb \fa.ki.ne\
- faquinerie noun \fa.ki.nə.ʁi\
- faquir noun /fa.kiʁ/: fakir (all meanings)
- faquirique adjective \fa.ki.ʁik\
- far noun /faʁ/: far breton
- far breton noun /faʁ bʁə.tɔ̃/: far breton
- far niente noun \faʁ.njɛn.te\
- Fara proper noun \fa.ʁa\
- Farabeuf proper noun /fa.ʁa.bœf/: a surname
- farad noun /fa.ʁad/: farad
- faraday noun: faraday
- faradayne noun \fa.ʁa.dɛn\
- faradiol noun \fa.ʁa.djɔl\
- faradique adjective \fa.ʁa.dik\: faradic
- faradisation noun /fa.ʁa.di.za.sjɔ̃/: faradization
- faradiser verb \fa.ʁa.di.ze\
- faradjia noun
- faradjiya noun
- Farah proper noun /fa.ʁa/: a female given name from Arabic
- Farahani proper noun
- farais noun \fa.ʁɛ\
- faraison noun \fa.ʁɛ.zɔ̃\
- faramandard adjective, noun
- Faramandarde noun
- Faramans proper noun \fa.ʁa.mɑ̃\
- faramantois adjective, noun
- Faramantoise noun
- faramineux adjective /fa.ʁa.mi.nø/: colossal, staggering, incredible
- faranchin adjective, noun
- Faranchine noun
- farandole noun /fa.ʁɑ̃.dɔl/: farandole (chain dance of Provençal origin)
- farandoler verb \fa.ʁɑ̃.dɔ.le\
- farandoleur noun \fa.ʁɑ̃.dɔ.lœʁ\
- farandoleuse noun \fa.ʁɑ̃.dɔ.løz\
- farangui noun
- Farani noun \fa.ʁa.ni\
- farassa noun \fa.ʁa.sa\
- farastéguer verb \fa.ʁas.te.ɡe\
- faratelle noun \fa.ʁa.tɛl\
- faratte noun \fa.ʁat\
- faratter verb \fa.ʁa.te\
- farau noun \fa.ʁo\
- faraud adjective, noun /fa.ʁo/: smug or proud of one's appearance or clothing
- faraude adjective, noun \fa.ʁod\: feminine singular of faraud
- farauder verb \fa.ʁo.de\
- faraudesse noun \fa.ʁo.dɛs\
- farbusien adjective, noun
- Farbusienne noun
- FARC noun \faʁk\
- farce adjective, noun /faʁs/: stuffing
- farce montée noun \faʁs mɔ̃.te\
- farce ou friandise interjection, phrase /faʁs u fʁi.jɑ̃.diz/: trick or treat
- farce plate noun \faʁs.plat\
- farcelien adjective, noun
- Farcelienne noun
- farcement noun \faʁ.sə.mɑ̃\
- farcer verb \faʁ.se\
- farces-attrapes noun \faʁs.a.tʁap\
- farces et attrapes noun /faʁ.s‿e a.tʁap/: jokes and novelties, items for use in practical jokes
- farcesque adjective \faʁ.sɛsk\
- farceur adjective, noun /faʁ.sœʁ/: joker; trickster; prankster, jokester
- farceuse noun /faʁ.søz/: female equivalent of farceur
- farceusement adverb \faʁ.søz.mɑ̃\
- farci adjective, noun, verb /faʁ.si/: past participle of farcir
- farcidure noun \faʁ.si.dyʁ\
- Farciennes proper noun \faʁ.sjɛn\
- farciennois adjective, noun \faʁ.sjɛ.nwa\
- Farciennoise noun
- farcin noun \faʁ.sɛ̃\: farcy
- farcin des bovins noun \faʁ.sɛ̃ dɛ bɔ.vɛ̃\
- farcineux adjective \faʁ.si.nø\: farcinous
- farcinière noun \faʁ.si.njɛʁ\
- farcinose noun \faʁ.si.noz\
- farcir verb /faʁ.siʁ/: to stuff; to put stuffing in something
- farcissable adjective \faʁ.si.sabl\
- farcisses verb: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of farcir
- farcisseur noun \faʁ.si.sœʁ\
- farcisseuse noun \faʁ.si.søz\
- farcissure noun \faʁ.si.syʁ\
- Farcot proper noun
- Farcy proper noun
- farcy-pontain adjective, noun
- Farcy-Pontaine noun
- fard noun /faʁ/: make-up
- fard à paupières noun: eye shadow
- fardage noun \faʁ.daʒ\
- farde adjective, noun, verb /faʁ.de/: disguised
- fardeau noun /faʁ.do/: burden
- fardeau de l'homme blanc noun /faʁ.do də l‿ɔm blɑ̃/: white man's burden
- fardeau de la preuve noun
- fardelage noun \faʁ.də.laʒ\
- fardeler verb \faʁ.də.le\
- fardeleuse noun \faʁ.də.løz\
- farder verb /faʁ.de/: to disguise
- fardeur noun \faʁ.dœʁ\
- fardier noun /faʁ.dje/: trolley, dray
- fardoche noun \faʁ.dɔʃ\
- fare noun /faʁ/: A tradition of going fishing as part of celebrating the fishing festival, typically held around May, banned in 1679 to conserve freshwater fish populations.
- fareau noun \fa.ʁo\
- farébersvillois adjective, noun
- Farébersvilloise noun
- farec noun \fa.ʁɛk\
- fareinisme noun \fa.ʁɛ.nism\
- fareiniste noun \fa.ʁɛ.nist\
- Fareins proper noun \fa.ʁɛ̃\
- Farel proper noun \fa.ʁɛl\
- Farelle proper noun \fa.ʁɛl\
- faremoutais adjective, noun
- Faremoutaise noun
- Faremoutiers proper noun
- faren adjective, noun
- farenc adjective, noun \fa.ʁɛ̃k\
- Farenne noun
- Farenque noun
- Fares proper noun /fa.ʁɛs/: a male given name from Arabic
- Farez proper noun
- farfadet noun /faʁ.fa.dɛ/: elf, leprechaun (or similar small demon)
- farfalle noun \faʁ.fal\
- farfallone noun \faʁ.fa.lɔn\
- farfanti noun
- farfelu adjective, noun /faʁ.fə.ly/: eccentric, scatty
- farfelue adjective, noun \faʁ.fə.ly\: feminine singular of farfelu
- farfeluserie noun \faʁ.fə.lyz.ʁi\
- farfotter verb \faʁ.fɔ.te\
- farfouillage noun \faʁ.fu.jaʒ\
- farfouillasser verb \faʁ.fu.ja.se\
- farfouille noun, verb /faʁ.fuj/: past participle of farfouiller
- farfouiller verb /faʁ.fu.je/: to rummage around
- farfouillerie noun \faʁ.fu.je.ʁi\
- farfouilleur noun \faʁ.fu.jœʁ\
- farfouilleuse noun \faʁ.fu.jøz\
- farfouiner verb \faʁ.fwi.ne\
- fargeat adjective, noun
- Fargeate noun
- fargeaulais adjective, noun
- Fargeaulaise noun
- fargeois adjective, noun
- Fargeoise noun
- Farges proper noun \faʁʒ\
- farghien adjective \faʁ.ɡjɛ̃\
- fargien adjective, noun
- Fargienne noun
- fargite noun
- Fargniers proper noun
- Fargo proper noun \faʁ.ɡo\
- farguais adjective, noun \faʁ.ɡɛ\
- Farguaise noun \faʁ.ɡɛz\
- farguer verb \faʁ.ɡe\
- Fargues proper noun \faʁɡ\
- fargussien adjective, noun
- Fargussienne noun
- Farhad proper noun
- Farhadi proper noun
- Farhat proper noun
- Farhi proper noun
- Fariba proper noun
- faribole noun, verb /fa.ʁi.bɔl/: nonsense, poppycock
- fariboler verb /fa.ʁi.bɔ.le/: to fool about; mess around
- Farid proper noun \fa.ʁid\
- Farida proper noun \fa.ʁi.da\
- faridon noun \fa.ʁi.dɔ̃\
- faridondaine noun \fa.ʁi.dɔ̃.dɛn\
- faridondé noun
- farigoule noun /fa.ʁi.ɡul/: synonym of thym (aromatic herb used in cooking)
- farigoulette noun \fa.ʁi.ɡu.lɛt\
- fariisme noun \fa.ʁi.ism\
- farillon noun \fa.ʁi.jɔ̃\
- Farin proper noun
- farinacé adjective \fa.ʁi.na.se\: farinaceous
- farinade noun \fa.ʁi.nad\
- farinage noun \fa.ʁi.naʒ\
- farinato noun \fa.ʁi.na.tɔ\
- farincourtois adjective, noun
- Farincourtoise noun
- farine noun, verb /fa.ʁin/: flour, specifically wheat flour
- farine animale noun \fa.ʁi.n‿a.ni.mal\
- farine d’arsenic noun \fa.ʁin.d‿aʁ.sə.nik\
- farine de blé noun \fa.ʁin də ble\
- farine de maïs noun \fa.ʁin də ma.is\
- farine de moutarde noun \fa.ʁin də mu.taʁd\
- farine de poisson noun /fa.ʁin də pwa.sɔ̃/: fishmeal (ground dried fish)
- farine de riz noun \fa.ʁin də ʁi\
- farine de roche noun \fa.ʁin də ʁɔʃ\
- farine de tapioca noun \fa.ʁin də ta.pjɔ.ka\
- farine fossile noun \fa.ʁin fɔ.sil\
- farine glaciaire noun \fa.ʁin ɡla.sjɛʁ\
- farinelle noun \fa.ʁi.nɛl\
- fariner verb /fa.ʁi.ne/: to flour (to apply flour to something)
- farinerie noun \fa.ʁin.ʁi\
- farinet noun \fa.ʁi.nɛ\
- farineux adjective, noun /fa.ʁi.nø/: floury, mealy
- Farini proper noun
- farinier adjective, noun /fa.ʁi.nje/: miller
- farinière noun \fa.ʁi.njɛʁ\: female equivalent of farinier
- fariniser verb \fa.ʁi.ni.ze\
- farinite noun \fa.ʁi.nit\
- farinois adjective, noun
- Farinoise noun
- farinolais adjective, noun
- Farinolaise noun
- Farinole proper noun
- farinose noun \fa.ʁi.noz\
Part 8 · Part 10 · 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.