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| f {letter} | :: letter: ef |
| F {letter} | :: The sixth letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| fa {m} | :: fa (musical note) |
| fa {interj} [Argentina] | :: ew, phew (expression of disgust) |
| faba {f} [Asturias] | :: fava bean |
| fabada {f} | :: fabada |
| fabada asturiana {f} | :: fabada asturiana |
| fabela {f} | :: fabella |
| fabes con amasueles {fp} | :: fabes con amasueles |
| Fabián {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Fabiana {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Fabián |
| Fabio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| fabla {f} | :: a pseudo-archaic style |
| fablar {v} | :: obsolete form of hablar |
| Fábregas {prop} | :: surname |
| fabriano {adj} | :: of or relating to Pompeu Fabra, especially his reform of Catalan orthography |
| fábrica {f} | :: factory |
| fabricación {f} | :: manufacturing (create goods from materials) |
| fabricante {mf} | :: fabricant |
| fabricar {v} | :: to manufacture |
| fabricar {v} | :: to build |
| fabricarse {v} | :: reflexive of fabricar |
| Fabricia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Fabricio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| fabril {adj} [attributive] | :: manufacturing |
| fábula {f} | :: fable, myth |
| fábula {f} | :: rumor |
| fabulación {f} | :: invention; making up |
| fabulador {m} | :: storyteller |
| fabular {v} | :: to fabulate, make up, think up (invent) |
| fabulista {mf} | :: fabulist (one who writes or tells fables) |
| fabulosamente {adv} | :: fabulously |
| fabuloso {adj} | :: fabulous (of or relating to fable, myth, or legend) |
| fabuloso {adj} | :: fabulous (marvelous, extraordinary, incredible) |
| FAC {prop} {f} | :: Colombian Air Force |
| facción {f} | :: faction |
| facción {f} | :: trait, feature (physical constituent of the face) |
| faccionalismo {m} | :: factionalism |
| faccioso {adj} | :: factious, rebellious |
| Facebook {prop} {m} | :: Facebook (a social-networking website) |
| facebookero {adj} [attributive] | |
| facebookero {m} [internet] | :: facebooker |
| facecia {f} [obsolete] | :: joke |
| facekini {m} | :: facekini |
| facelock {m} [wrestling] | :: facelock |
| facer {v} | :: obsolete form of hacer (used in some parts of Spain) |
| facería {f} | :: A type of territorial subdivision in Navarra, Spain |
| facero {adj} [obsolete] | :: bordering |
| faceta {f} | :: facet (any one of the flat surfaces cut into a gem) |
| faceta {f} | :: facet (one among many similar or related, yet still distinct things) |
| faceta {f} [anatomy] | :: facet (one member of a compound eye, as found in insects and crustaceans) |
| face to face {adj} | :: face to face |
| facha {f} | :: clothing in poor condition because of overuse |
| facha {f} | :: clothing in good condition but too informal for a specific occasion |
| facha {adj} [slang, Spain] | :: fascist |
| facha {adj} [derogative, Spain] | :: right-wing |
| facha {mf} [slang] | :: fascist |
| facha {mf} [derogative, Spain] | :: right-wing person |
| fachada {f} [architecture] | :: façade (of a building) |
| fachar {v} [Cuba] | :: to steal |
| fachar {v} [Ecuador] | :: to show off luxurious clothing |
| fachar {v} [Venezuela] | :: to roll a joint of cannabis |
| fachenda {f} [colloquial] | :: vanity, conceitedness |
| fachendoso {adj} | :: presumptuous |
| facherío {m} [Spain, colloquial, politics] | :: right-winger |
| fachinal {m} | :: swamp; bog |
| facho {m} [Latin America, slang] | :: Fascist |
| facho {m} [Latin America, by extension, slang] | :: A conservative right-winger |
| fachosa {f} | :: A person who often dresses very informally |
| fachosa {f} | :: A stuck-up person, a person (female) who believes they are better than everyone |
| fachoso {adj} | :: scruffy, unkempt |
| fachoso {m} | :: A person who often dresses very informally |
| facial {adj} | :: facial |
| facialmente {adv} | :: facially |
| fácil {adj} | :: easy, facile, simple (requiring little effort) |
| fácil {adj} | :: easy-to-use, user-friendly (clipping of fácil de usar) |
| fácil {adj} [slang] | :: easy (being readily available for sex) |
| facilidad {f} | :: ease (skill, facility) |
| facilísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of fácilmente |
| facilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fácil |
| facilismo {m} | :: apathy |
| facilitación {f} | :: facilitation |
| facilitador {m} | :: enabler |
| facilitador {m} | :: facilitator |
| facilitadora {f} | :: facilitator |
| facilitar {v} | :: to make easier; facilitate |
| facilitar {v} | :: to send, deliver |
| facilito {adj} | :: diminutive of fácil |
| fácilmente {adv} | :: easily |
| facilón {adj} | :: easy, trivial, facile |
| facinerosa {f} | :: feminine noun of facineroso |
| facineroso {adj} | :: criminal |
| facineroso {m} | :: criminal |
| facistol {m} | :: lectern |
| facón {m} | :: long gaucho knife |
| facóquero {m} | :: warthog |
| facsímil {m} | :: facsimile |
| facsimilar {adj} [attributive] | :: facsimile |
| facsímile {m} | :: alternative form of facsímil |
| factibilidad {f} | :: feasibility, viability |
| factible {adj} | :: feasible, doable |
| fácticamente {adv} | :: factually |
| facticidad {f} | :: facticity |
| fáctico {adj} | :: factual |
| facto {n} [archaic] | :: fact (something which is real) |
| facto {particle} | :: only used in de facto |
| factográfico {adj} | :: factographical |
| factor {m} | :: factor |
| factoraje {m} | :: agency |
| factoría {f} | :: factory |
| factoría {f} | :: trading post |
| factorial {m} [mathematics] | :: factorial |
| factoring {m} | :: factoring |
| factorización {f} [mathematics] | :: factorization |
| factorizar {v} [mathematics] | :: to factorize |
| factor productivo {m} | :: factor of production |
| factótum {m} | :: factotum (person having many responsibilities) |
| factual {adj} | :: factual |
| factualmente {adv} | :: factually |
| factura {f} | :: bill, invoice |
| facturable {adj} | :: billable, chargeable |
| facturación {f} | :: billing |
| facturar {v} | :: to bill |
| facturar {vt} | :: to check in |
| facu {f} | :: clipping of facultad, college |
| facultad {f} | :: school, college, department |
| facultad {f} | :: power, authority, right |
| facultad {f} | :: ability, gift |
| facultad {f} | :: strength |
| facultar {vt} | :: to empower |
| facultativamente {adv} | :: facultatively |
| facultativo {adj} | :: facultative |
| facultativo {mf} | :: physician |
| Facunda {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| facundia {f} | :: eloquence; gift of the gab |
| facundo {adj} | :: eloquent |
| Facundo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| fadista {mf} | :: fadista |
| fado {m} [music] | :: fado |
| Fadrique {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| faena {f} | :: task, job; duty |
| faena {f} [Latin America] | :: compulsory labour or work |
| faena {f} | :: dirty trick |
| faena {f} | :: pity; shame |
| faena {f} [bullfighting] | :: faena (series of passes performed by a matador with cape or sword before the kill) |
| faenamiento {m} | :: animal slaughter |
| faenar {v} | :: to labor or toil |
| faenar {vi} [fishing] | :: To fish |
| faenero {m} | :: fisherman |
| faenero {m} | :: labourer, farm worker |
| faetón {m} | :: phaeton |
| Faetón {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Faetonte |
| Faetonte {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Phaëthon (son of Helios) |
| -faga {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -fago |
| -fagia {suffix} | :: -phagy |
| -fago {suffix} | :: -phage |
| -fago {suffix} | :: -phagous |
| fagocitar {v} [biology] | :: to absorb, swallow up |
| fagocítico {adj} | :: phagocytic |
| fagocito {m} | :: phagocyte |
| fagocitosis {f} [cytology] | :: phagocytosis |
| fagot {m} [musical instruments] | :: bassoon |
| fagotista {mf} | :: bassoonist (person who plays the bassoon) |
| fagotización {f} | :: absorption |
| Fagundo {prop} | :: given name |
| fainá {mf} | :: farinata |
| faisán {m} | :: pheasant |
| faisanera {f} | :: feminine noun of faisanero |
| faisanería {f} | :: pheasantry |
| faisanero {m} | :: A person who breeds or rears pheasants |
| faj. {n} | :: abbreviation of fajita |
| faja {f} | :: strip, band, sash |
| faja {f} | :: belt |
| faja {f} | :: corset |
| faja {f} | :: cummerbund |
| faja {f} [medicine] | :: bandage |
| faja {f} [military] | :: sash |
| faja {f} [geography] | :: strip, belt |
| faja {f} | :: lane (of highway) |
| faja {f} [broadcasting] | :: channel |
| faja {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: fess |
| fajador {m} | :: a boxer who has an aggressive style, tending to exchange lots of blows at close quarters |
| fajadora {f} | :: feminine noun of fajador |
| fajar {v} | :: to wrap |
| fajar {v} [Latin America] | :: to smack, thwack, pummel (hit) |
| fajar {vr} [Canary Islands] | :: to fight |
| fajardismo {m} | :: The political beliefs, or support of, Sergio Fajardo, Colombian politician |
| Fajardo {prop} | :: surname |
| fajilla {f} | :: wrapper of printed material |
| fajín {m} [military] | :: sash |
| fajín {m} | :: a small faja (girdle, cummerbund) |
| fajita {f} | :: fajita |
| fajo {m} | :: bundle, wad |
| falacia {f} | :: fallacy |
| falacia formal {f} [logic] | :: formal fallacy |
| falacia informal {f} [logic] | :: informal fallacy |
| falafel {m} | :: falafel |
| falagar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of halagar |
| falange {f} [skeleton] | :: phalanx (one of the bones of the finger or toe) |
| falange {f} [politics] | :: phalange |
| falange {f} [military, historical, Ancient Greece] | :: phalanx |
| falangismo {m} | :: Falangism |
| falangista {adj} | :: Falangist |
| falangista {mf} | :: Falangist |
| falaropo {m} | :: phalarope |
| falash {mf} | :: Falash |
| falaz {adj} | :: fallacious, false |
| falazmente {adv} | :: fallaciously; falsely |
| falbalá {m} | :: furbelow |
| falcacear {v} [nautical] | :: to whip (a knot), to lash the end of a rope |
| falcata {f} | :: falcata |
| falciforme {adj} | :: falciform |
| falciparum {m} | :: falciparum |
| falcón {m} | :: falcon (bird) |
| Falcón {prop} | :: surname |
| falconiano {adj} | :: Of or from Falcón, Venezuela |
| falconiano {m} | :: Someone from Falcón, Venezuela |
| falda {f} | :: skirt |
| falda {f} [by extension, colloquial, often, in the plural, metonymy] | :: woman |
| falda {f} [slang] | :: bit of skirt (woman as an object of desire) |
| falda {f} [butchery] | :: brisket (a cut of meat) |
| falda {f} | :: mountainside |
| falda de tubo {f} | :: pencil skirt |
| falda de vuelo {f} | :: cocktail skirt |
| falda escocesa {f} | :: kilt |
| falda lápiz {f} | :: pencil skirt |
| faldear {v} | :: to skirt (a hill, mountain) |
| faldellín {m} | :: shortish skirt |
| faldeo {m} | :: hillside; mountainside |
| falderillo {m} | :: diminutive of faldero |
| faldero {adj} | :: pertaining to the lap or skirt, skirting |
| faldero {adj} | :: (said of a man) skirt-chasing, womanizing |
| faldilla {f} | :: diminutive of falda |
| faldita {f} | :: diminutive of falda |
| faldón {m} | :: long skirt |
| faldón {m} [clothing] | :: shirttail, tail |
| falena {f} | :: moth |
| falencia {f} | :: error, goof-up |
| falencia {f} | :: defect |
| falibilidad {f} | :: fallibility |
| falibilismo {m} | :: fallibilism |
| falible {adj} | :: fallible |
| fálico {adj} | :: phallic |
| falisco {adj} | :: Faliscan |
| falisco {m} | :: Faliscan |
| falla {f} | :: A flaw |
| falla {f} | :: A failure |
| falla {f} | :: An outage, such as a blackout |
| falla {f} [geology] | :: A fault |
| fallamiento {m} [geology] | :: faulting |
| fallar {vt} | :: to fail |
| fallar {vi} | :: to crash or break down (a computer) |
| fallar {vt} | :: to let down (to disappoint) |
| fallar {v} [legal] | :: to rule, give (a verdict or sentence) |
| Fallas {prop} {fp} | :: An annual festival held in Valencia where effigies are made and burned |
| Fallas {prop} {fp} | :: surname |
| falleba {f} | :: catch (on door or window) |
| fallecer {v} | :: to pass away, die |
| fallecido {adj} | :: deceased, departed |
| fallecimiento {m} | :: decease |
| fallero {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Fallas |
| fallero {m} | :: Someone who takes part in the Fallas |
| fallidamente {adv} | :: unsuccessfully |
| fallido {adj} | :: failed, unsuccessful |
| fallo {m} | :: mistake |
| fallo {m} | :: failure |
| fallo {m} | :: verdict, decision |
| fallo {m} | :: ruling |
| fallo {m} [computing] | :: bug, hole (security vulnerability in software which can be taken advantage of by an exploit) |
| fallo de mercado {m} | :: market failure |
| falo {m} | :: phallus, penis |
| falocentrismo {m} | :: phallocentrism |
| falocrático {adj} | :: phallocratic |
| faloplastia {f} [surgery] | :: phalloplasty |
| falsabilidad {f} | :: falsifiability |
| falsación {f} | :: falsification |
| falsacionismo {m} | :: falsificationism |
| falsamente {adv} | :: falsely |
| falsa oronja {f} | :: fly agaric |
| falsar {v} | :: to falsify |
| falsaria {f} | :: feminine noun of falsario |
| falsario {adj} | :: lying |
| falsario {m} | :: liar |
| falsario {m} | :: forger; counterfeiter |
| falseador {m} | :: falsifier; counterfeiter |
| falseadora {f} | :: feminine noun of falseador |
| falseamiento {m} | :: falsification |
| falsear {v} | :: to falsify |
| falsedad {f} | :: untruth, falsehood, untruism |
| falseo {m} | :: falsification |
| falsete {m} | :: falsetto |
| falsía {f} | :: falseness |
| falsificación {f} | :: fake, falsification |
| falsificador {m} | :: forger |
| falsificadora {f} | :: feminine noun of falsificador |
| falsificar {vt} | :: to falsify |
| falsilla {f} | :: guide (for copying) |
| falsísimo {adj} | :: superlative of falso |
| falso {adj} | :: false; untrue |
| falso {adj} | :: fake; counterfeit |
| falso amigo {m} | :: false friend |
| falso anglicismo {m} | :: pseudo-anglicism |
| falta {f} | :: lack, shortage |
| falta {f} | :: fault |
| faltante {adj} | :: missing; lacking |
| faltar {vi} | :: to be lacking, lack, not have |
| faltar {vi} | :: to remain |
| faltar {vi} | :: to be absent |
| faltar {vi} | :: to miss (a date or an appointment) |
| faltar a la cita {v} [idiomatic] | :: to miss out |
| faltar al respeto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have no respect |
| faltar el canto de un duro {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a close shave, to be a close call, to be this close |
| faltar el respeto {v} [idiomatic] | :: alternative form of faltar al respeto |
| faltarle un hervor {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a few sandwiches short of a picnic |
| faltarle un tornillo {v} [idiom] | :: to have a screw loose |
| faltarle un verano {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a few sandwiches short of a picnic |
| falto {adj} | :: lacking, deficient |
| falto {adj} [Andalusia, El Salvador, Honduras] | :: stupid |
| faltriquera {f} | |
| faltriquera {f} | :: handbag |
| falúa {f} | :: felucca |
| faluca {f} | :: felucca |
| falucho {m} | :: synonym of falúa |
| falucho {m} | :: A type of hat |
| fama {f} | :: reputation |
| fama {f} | :: fame |
| fambre {f} | :: obsolete form of hambre |
| famélico {adj} | :: ravenous, rapacious |
| Fameniano {prop} {m} | :: Famennian |
| Fameniense {prop} {m} | :: Famennian |
| familia {f} | :: family (nuclear family) |
| familia {f} | :: family (grouping of things possessing common characteristics) |
| familia política {f} | :: in-laws (collectively) |
| familia política {f} | :: political family |
| familiar {adj} | :: familial, family |
| familiar {adj} | :: close, familiar |
| familiar {adj} | :: daily, plain |
| familiar {m} | :: relative, family member |
| familiaridad {f} | :: familiarity |
| familiarización {f} | :: familiarization |
| familiarizar {vt} | :: to familiarize |
| familiarizarse {v} | :: reflexive of familiarizar |
| familiarmente {adv} | :: familiarly |
| familiero {adj} [Paraguay] | :: devoted to one's family |
| famosamente {adv} | :: swimmingly |
| famosamente {adv} | :: famously |
| famoseo {m} | :: celebs; the world of the rich and famous |
| famosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of famoso; extremely famous |
| famoso {adj} | :: famous, well-known |
| famoso {m} | :: celebrity, famous person |
| famoso por ser famoso {adj} [pejorative] | :: famous for being famous |
| fámula {f} | :: servant; maid |
| fámulo {m} | :: servant (in church or convent) |
| fan {mf} | :: fan |
| FAN {prop} {f} | :: Fuerza Armada Nacional (National Armed Forces), the military of Venezuela |
| fanal {m} [nautical] | :: beacon |
| fanal {m} | :: bell glass |
| fanal {m} | :: headlight |
| fanariota {adj} | :: Phanariote |
| fanariota {mf} | :: Phanariote |
| fanática {f} | :: feminine noun of fanático |
| fanaticada {f} | :: mob of fans |
| fanáticamente {adv} | :: fanatically |
| fanático {adj} | :: fanatical |
| fanático {m} | :: fan |
| fanático {m} | :: fanatic, zealot |
| fanatismo {m} | :: fanaticism |
| fanatización {f} | :: the turning into a fanatic |
| fanatizar {v} | :: to turn into a fanatic |
| fandango {m} [music, dance] | :: fandango |
| fanega {f} | :: fanega (measure of grain) (in Castile, it was equivalent to roughly 12 Imperial bushels or 55.5 liters) |
| fanega {f} | :: fanega (measure of land) (the amount of land that could be sewn with one fanega of seed) |
| fanega {f} | :: bushel |
| Faneque {prop} | :: A particular rock in Tamadaba Park in the north-west of the island of Gran Canaria. The nearest town in Agaete |
| fanerógama {m} | :: phanerogam |
| fanerogámico {adj} | :: phanerogamic |
| Fanes {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Phanes |
| fanesca {f} [Ecuador] | :: A type of soup from Ecuador, made with salted cod cooked in milk and various other ingredients including 12 different types of beans |
| fanfarria {f} | :: fanfare |
| fanfarria {mf} | :: braggart |
| fanfarrón {adj} | :: boastful |
| fanfarrón {m} | :: swaggerer |
| fanfarrona {f} | :: feminine noun of fanfarrón |
| fanfarronada {f} | :: boast, swagger |
| fanfarroneada {f} | :: boast, swagger |
| fanfarronear {v} | :: to brag, boast |
| fanfarronería {f} | :: boast, swagger |
| fangal {m} | :: bog; muddy place |
| fango {m} | :: mud (soil and water) |
| fangoso {adj} | :: muddy (covered with mud) |
| fangoso {adj} | :: mudlike (similar to mud) |
| fangote {m} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: shitload; shedload |
| fangoterapia {f} | :: mud bath treatment |
| Fani {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| fanpage {f} | :: fan page |
| fanshop {m} [Chile] | :: A beer mixed with Fanta |
| fantaciencia {f} | :: science fiction |
| fantasear {v} | :: to fantasize |
| fantasía {f} | :: fantasy |
| fantasía {f} | :: costume jewellery |
| fantasía {f} | :: make-believe |
| fantasía {f} [music] | :: fantasia |
| fantasiar {vi} | :: to imagine |
| fantasioso {adj} | :: imaginative, fanciful |
| fantasioso {adj} | :: unbelievable, unrealistic |
| fantasma {m} | :: ghost, phantom |
| fantasma {m} [colloquial] | :: show-off |
| fantasmada {f} | :: boastful behaviour; bravado |
| fantasmagoría {f} | :: phantasmagoria |
| fantasmagórico {adj} | :: phantasmagorical |
| fantasmal {adj} | :: phantasmal, imaginary |
| fantasmal {adj} | :: ghostly |
| fantasmear {v} | :: to show off |
| fantasmón {m} | :: augmentative of fantasma |
| fantásticamente {adv} | :: fantastically |
| fantástico {adj} | :: fantastic (existing in fantasy) |
| fantástico {adj} | :: fantastic (excellent) |
| fantoche {m} | :: puppet |
| fanzine {m} | :: fanzine |
| fanzinera {f} | :: feminine noun of fanzinero |
| fanzinero {adj} [attributive] | :: fanzine |
| fanzinero {m} | :: fanziner |
| faquín {m} | :: porter |
| faquir {m} [Hindu] | :: fakir (an ascetic mendicant) |
| fara {f} | :: Snake originating in Africa |
| farabundista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional, a political party from El Salvador |
| farabundista {mf} [politics] | :: A member, or supporter, or Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional, a political party from El Salvador |
| faradio {m} | :: farad |
| faralá {m} | :: frill (of a dress) |
| farallón {m} [geology] | :: stack, sea cliff |
| faramalla {f} | :: claptrap; tosh |
| faramalla {f} | :: boasting; showing off |
| farándula {f} | :: show business |
| farándula {f} | :: milieu and people related to theater |
| farándula {f} [pejorative, Argentina, Cuba, Venezuela, Uruguay, El Salvador] | :: nightlife milieu of celebrities |
| farandulear {v} | :: to swagger, boast, show off |
| farandulero {adj} | :: conniving |
| farandulero {m} | :: trickster, con artist |
| farandulero {m} | :: comedy actor |
| farandulesco {adj} | :: clownlike; circuslike |
| faraón {m} | :: pharaoh |
| faraona {f} | :: female pharaoh |
| faraona {f} | :: pharaoh's wife |
| faraónico {adj} | :: pharaonic |
| fardar {v} [colloquial] | :: to show off |
| fardar {v} [colloquial] | :: to look great |
| fardo {m} | :: bundle |
| fardo {m} | :: stack |
| fardo {m} | :: burden |
| farero {m} | :: lighthouse keeper, lightkeeper |
| farfalle {f} | :: farfalle |
| fárfara {f} | :: coltsfoot |
| farfolla {f} | :: husk (of vegetable) |
| farfulla {f} | :: gibberish |
| farfulla {f} | :: jabber |
| farfullar {v} | :: to babble |
| farfullar {v} | :: to stutter |
| farfullar {v} | :: to splutter |
| fariña {f} | :: obsolete spelling of harina |
| fariña {f} [South America] | :: a type of thick mandioca flour |
| faringe {f} [anatomy] | :: pharynx |
| faríngeo {adj} | :: pharyngeal |
| faringitis {f} [pathology] | :: pharyngitis |
| farisea {f} | :: female equivalent of fariseo |
| fariseísmo {m} | :: pharisaism (rigid observance) |
| fariseo {m} | :: Pharisee |
| farlopa {f} [slang] | :: blow, snow (cocaine) |
| farmaceuta {mf} [Latin America] | :: pharmacist |
| farmacéutica {f} | :: feminine noun of farmacéutico |
| farmacéutica {f} | :: pharmaceutical company |
| farmacéuticamente {adv} | :: pharmaceutically |
| farmacéutico {adj} | :: pharmaceutic, pharmaceutical |
| farmacéutico {m} | :: pharmacist |
| farmacia {f} | :: drugstore, pharmacy |
| fármaco {m} | :: medicine, medication |
| farmacobotánica {f} | :: pharmacobotany |
| farmacocinética {f} | :: pharmacokinetics |
| farmacocinético {adj} | :: pharmacokinetic |
| farmacodependencia {f} | :: drug dependency |
| farmacodinámico {adj} | :: pharmacodynamic |
| farmacogenética {f} | :: pharmacogenetics |
| farmacóloga {f} | :: female pharmacologist |
| farmacología {f} | :: pharmacology |
| farmacológicamente {adv} | :: pharmacologically |
| farmacológico {adj} | :: pharmacological |
| farmacólogo {m} | :: pharmacologist |
| farmacopea {f} | :: pharmacopoeia |
| farmacorresistencia {f} | :: drug resistance |
| farmacorresistente {adj} | :: pharmacoresistant |
| farmacoterapia {f} | :: pharmacotherapy |
| FARME {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: DMARD |
| farmero {m} [Louisiana] | :: farmer |
| faro {m} | :: lighthouse |
| faro {m} | :: beacon |
| faro {m} | :: headlight, headlamp (of a vehicle) |
| faro {m} | :: light (bicycle accessory) |
| faro antiniebla {m} | :: fog lamp |
| faroés {adj} | :: alternative form of feroés |
| faroés {m} | :: alternative form of feroés |
| faroés {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of feroés |
| farol {m} | :: lantern |
| farol {m} | :: headlight (bike or automobile light) |
| farol {m} | :: streetlamp |
| farol {m} | :: lighthouse |
| farol {m} | :: bluff (act of bluffing) |
| farola {f} | :: lamppost, streetlight |
| farolear {v} | :: to swagger, boast, brag |
| farolera {f} | :: feminine noun of farolero |
| farolero {m} [dated] | :: lamplighter |
| farolero {m} | :: lamp maker |
| farolero {m} | :: swaggerer |
| farolillo {m} | :: diminutive of farol |
| farolillo rojo {m} [cycling] | :: lanterne rouge |
| farolito {m} | :: Small paper lantern |
| farpa {f} | :: A sharp point left where cloth has been cut away on the edge of a flag, curtain, etc.; fringe, tail |
| farra {f} | :: party, fun |
| fárrago {m} | :: farrago, hodgepodge, mishmash |
| farragoso {adj} | :: cumbersome |
| Farré {prop} | :: surname a transcription of Ferrer |
| farrear {vi} [Latin America] | :: to party |
| farrear {vrt} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: to gamble away, waste, guzzle |
| farrista {adj} | :: party-loving |
| farrista {mf} | :: party animal |
| farruco {adj} [colloquial] | :: stroppy |
| farruco {adj} | :: pertaining to Galician or Asturian emmigrants |
| farsa {f} | :: charade, farce (style of humor marked by broad improbabilities) |
| farsa {f} | :: farce (film or play featuring this type of humor) |
| farsa {f} | :: farce (a situation abounding with ludicrous incidents) |
| farsante {adj} | :: hypocritical, fraudulent (person) |
| farsante {mf} | :: phony, fraud, faker, fake, pretender, poseur, poser |
| farsi {m} | :: Farsi |
| farto {adj} | :: obsolete form of harto |
| farto {adv} | :: obsolete form of harto |
| fascia {f} [anatomy] | :: fascia (a layer of loose tissue) |
| fasciculado {adj} | :: fasciculate |
| fascículo {m} | :: fascicle |
| fascinación {f} | :: fascination |
| fascinador {adj} | :: fascinating |
| fascinante {adj} | :: fascinating |
| fascinantemente {adv} | :: fascinatingly |
| fascinar {v} | :: to fascinate |
| fasciotomía {f} [surgery] | :: fasciotomy |
| fascismo {m} | :: fascism |
| fascista {adj} | :: fascist (of or relating to fascism) |
| fascista {adj} | :: fascist (supporting the principles of fascism) |
| fascista {adj} [colloquial] | :: fascist (unfairly oppressive or needlessly strict) |
| fascista {mf} | :: fascist (proponent of fascism) |
| fascistización {f} | :: fascistization |
| fascistoide {adj} | :: fascistoid |
| fascitis {f} [pathology] | :: fasciitis |
| fascitis necrotizante {f} | :: necrotizing fasciitis |
| fascitis plantar {f} | :: plantar fasciitis |
| fase {f} | :: phase |
| fase {f} | :: stage |
| fase {f} | :: period |
| fáser {m} [science fiction] | :: phaser |
| fashion {adj} | :: fashionable, trendy |
| fashion {m} | :: fashion |
| fashionista {mf} | :: fashionista |
| fásico {adj} [attributive] | :: phase |
| fásmido {m} | :: phasmid |
| fasor {m} [maths] | :: phasor |
| fasorial {adj} [attributive] | :: phasor |
| fasta {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of hasta |
| fastidiar {v} | :: to cloy |
| fastidiar {v} | :: to annoy, to bother, to pester |
| fastidiar {v} | :: to disappoint |
| fastidio {m} | :: annoyance; irritation |
| fastidiosamente {adv} | :: annoyingly |
| fastidioso {adj} | :: annoying |
| fasto {adj} | :: allowed (not forbidden) |
| fasto {adj} | :: In accordance with the will of God |
| fasto {adj} | :: Of or relating to a Roman religious holiday |
| fasto {m} | :: pageantry, pomp |
| fastuosamente {adv} | :: lavishly |
| fastuosidad {f} | :: lavishness |
| fastuoso {adj} | :: lavish, sumptuous |
| Fatah {prop} {m} | :: Fatah |
| fatal {adj} | :: fatal |
| fatal {adj} | :: terrible, very bad |
| fatal {adv} | :: very badly, terribly |
| fatalidad {f} | :: misfortune |
| fatalismo {m} | :: fatalism |
| fatalista {adj} | :: fatalistic |
| fatalista {mf} | :: fatalist |
| fatalmente {adv} | :: fatally |
| fatalmente {adv} | :: disastrously |
| Fati {prop} | :: A nickname of Fatima |
| fatídicamente {adv} | :: fatefully, prophetically |
| fatídico {adj} | :: fateful, ominous |
| fatídico {adj} | :: dismal, baleful |
| fatídico {adj} | :: prophetic, fatidic |
| fatiga {f} | :: fatigue |
| fatiga {f} [chemistry, geology] | :: creep |
| fatigadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fatigado |
| fatigante {adj} | :: tiring; wearisome |
| fatigar {vtr} | :: to fatigue, wear out, tire |
| fatigarse {v} | :: (reflexive of fatigar) |
| fatigosamente {adv} | :: in a fatigued manner |
| fatigoso {adj} | :: fatiguing, tiring |
| Fátima {prop} {f} [Islam] | :: Fatima, the daughter of Muhammad |
| Fátima {prop} {f} | :: given name used by Muslims and Roman Catholics |
| Fátima {prop} {f} | :: A town and place of Roman Catholic pilgrimage in Portugal, named from the Arabic given name |
| fatimí {mf} | :: Fatimid |
| fatimí {adj} | :: Fatimid |
| fato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of fatuo |
| fatua {f} [Islam] | :: fatwa (legal opinion, decree or ruling issued by a mufti) |
| fatuidad {f} | :: fatuousness |
| fatuo {adj} | :: fatuous, vain |
| fatwa {f} | :: alternative spelling of fatua |
| fauce {f} [usually in plural] | :: jaw (of animal) |
| fauce {f} | :: mouth (of volcano) |
| fauna {f} | :: fauna |
| faunístico {adj} | :: faunal |
| fauno {m} [folklore, mythology, fantasy] | :: faun |
| fáustico {adj} | :: Faustian |
| fausto {adj} | :: happy |
| fautor {adj} | :: acting as an accomplice |
| fautor {m} | :: accomplice |
| fautora {f} | :: feminine noun of fautor |
| fauvismo {m} | :: fauvism |
| fauvista {adj} | :: Fauve |
| fauvista {mf} | :: Fauve |
| favela {f} | :: favela |
| favelización {f} | :: slummification |
| favelizar {v} | :: to turn into a slum |
| favilavir {m} | :: favipiravir |
| faviparir {m} | :: favipiravir |
| favor {m} | :: favor/favour |
| favorabilidad {f} | :: favorability |
| favorable {adj} | :: favorable |
| favorablemente {adv} | :: favorably |
| favorcito {m} | :: diminutive of favor |
| favor de {prep} | :: please [used before the infinitive of a verb] |
| favorecedor {adj} | :: flattering, becoming (congruent with standards of beauty) |
| favorecer {v} | :: to suit |
| favorecer {v} | :: to prefer |
| favorecer {v} | :: to favor / favour |
| favorecido {m} | :: favorite, favored, frontrunner |
| favorecimiento {m} | :: favouritism (preferential treatment) |
| favorita {f} | :: feminine noun of favorito |
| favoritismo {m} | :: favoritism, favouritism |
| favorito {adj} | :: favorite |
| favorito {m} | :: favorite |
| fax {m} | :: fax |
| fayalita {f} [mineral] | :: fayalite |
| fayenza {f} | :: faience |
| faz {f} [archaic, poetic] | :: face [surface] |
| faz {f} | :: (geometry) face (of a polyhedron or solid) |
| fazer {v} | :: obsolete spelling of hacer |
| FCF {prop} | :: Colombian Football Federation |
| Fdez {prop} | :: abbreviation of the surname Fernández |
| fe {f} | :: faith |
| fé {f} | :: obsolete spelling of fe |
| fealdad {f} | :: ugliness |
| feamente {adv} | :: uglily |
| feamente {adv} | :: horribly |
| feble {adj} | :: feeble |
| febrero {m} | :: February |
| febrescorderismo {m} | :: The political beliefs of León Febres-Cordero Ribadeneyra, president of Ecuador 1984-1988 |
| febrícula {f} | :: febricula, light fever (37-37.5 degrees) |
| febril {adj} | :: febrile, feverish |
| febril {adj} | :: hectic |
| febrilmente {adv} | :: feverishly |
| feca {m} [vesre] | :: coffee |
| fecal {adj} | :: fecal |
| fecaluria {f} [pathology] | :: fecaluria |
| fecha {f} | :: date (that which specifies the time when something was made) |
| fecha {f} | :: date (a specific day in time at which a transaction or event takes place) |
| fechable {adj} | :: datable |
| fecha de caducidad {f} | :: sell-by date |
| fecha de nacimiento {f} | :: birthdate |
| fechado {adj} | :: dated (marked with a date) |
| fechamiento {m} [archeology] | :: dating |
| fechar {v} | :: to date (determine when something happened) |
| fechoría {f} | :: misdeed |
| fechura {f} | :: obsolete spelling of hechura |
| fecí {adj} | :: Fasi (of or pertaining to Fez, Morocco) |
| fecí {mf} | :: Fasi (native or resident of Fez, Morocco) |
| fécula {f} | :: starch (powdery substance extracted from plants) |
| fecundabilidad {f} | :: fecundability |
| fecundable {adj} | :: fertilizable |
| fecundación {f} | :: fertilization, impregnation |
| fecundación in vitro {f} | :: in vitro fertilization |
| fecundante {adj} | :: fertilizing |
| fecundar {v} | :: to fecundate |
| fecundidad {f} | :: fertility, fecundity |
| fecundidad {f} | :: fruitfulness |
| fecundísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fecundo |
| fecundizar {v} | :: rare form of fecundar |
| fecundo {adj} | :: fertile |
| fedatar {v} | :: to authenticate or certify by means of a notary |
| fedataria {f} [legal] | :: notary |
| fedatario {m} [legal] | :: notary |
| fedatear {v} | :: rare form of fedatar |
| fedayín {m} | :: fedayeen |
| Fede {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| federación {f} | :: federation |
| Federación Rusa {prop} {f} | :: Russian Federation (Russia) |
| federal {adj} | :: federal |
| federal {m} | :: a federal law enforcement officer, usually belonging to the Mexican government |
| federalismo {m} [politics] | :: federalism (system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and regions) |
| federalista {adj} | :: federalist |
| federalista {mf} | :: federalist |
| federalización {f} | :: federalization |
| federalizante {adj} | :: federalist |
| federalizar {v} | :: to federalize |
| federalmente {adv} | :: federally |
| federar {v} | :: to federate |
| federativamente {adv} | :: federatively |
| federativo {adj} | :: federative |
| federico {adj} [Cuba, El Salvador, Mexico, Guatemala] | :: ugly as sin |
| Federico {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| FEDME {prop} [climbing] | :: Spain's governing body for mountain sports and climbing |
| Fedón {prop} {m} | :: Phaedo |
| fedora {m} | :: fedora (hat) |
| feed {m} [Internet] | :: feed (encapsulated online content that one can subscribe to) |
| feedback {m} | :: feedback |
| feeling {m} | :: feeling, hunch |
| feeling {m} | :: spark; attraction; feeling |
| feeza {f} [obsolete] | :: ugliness |
| fehaciente {adj} | :: reliable, indisputable |
| fehacientemente {adv} | :: reliably, indisputably |
| feijoa {f} | :: feijoa |
| féisbuc {prop} {m} [colloquial] | |
| feísimo {adj} | :: superlative of feo; very ugly |
| feísmo {m} | :: An artistic style focusing on ugliness |
| feíto {adj} | :: diminutive of feo |
| felación {f} | :: fellatio |
| feldespato {m} | :: feldspar |
| Felices Reyes {phrase} | :: Happy Wise Men Day A phrase used to wish a happy "Wise Men Day", celebrated on January 6 in some Spanish-speaking countries |
| Feliciana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Feliciano {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| felicidad {f} | :: felicity, happiness |
| Felicidad {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| felicísimo {adj} | :: superlative of feliz |
| felicitación {f} | :: congratulation |
| felicitar {v} | :: to congratulate |
| félido {m} | :: Felid |
| feligrés {m} [colloquial] | :: parishioner, churchgoer |
| feligrés {m} [colloquial] | :: regular (someone who often frequents an establishment, especially a bar) |
| feligresa {f} | :: feminine noun of feligrés |
| feligresía {f} | :: parish |
| feligresía {f} | :: parishioners (collectively) |
| felinamente {adv} | :: in a feline manner |
| felinario {m} | :: big cat enclosure |
| feliniforme {adj} [rare] | :: Having a feline shape |
| felino {adj} | :: feline (of or pertaining or similar to the cat or the members of zoological family Felidae) |
| felino {m} | :: feline (the members of zoological family Felidae) |
| Felipa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Felipe {prop} {m} | :: Philip [biblical apostle] |
| Felipe {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| felipismo {m} | :: The policies and ideology of Felipe González (Spanish prime minister from 1982-1996) |
| felipista {mf} | :: Phillipist |
| Felisa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| feliz {adj} | :: happy |
| feliz {adj} | :: pleased |
| feliz año nuevo {phrase} | :: Happy New Year |
| feliz como una perdiz {adj} [simile, idiom] | :: happy as a clam, happy as Larry |
| feliz como un regaliz {adj} [simile] | :: happy as a clam, happy as Larry |
| feliz cumpleaños {interj} | :: happy birthday |
| felizmente {adv} | :: happily |
| feliz Navidad {phrase} | :: Merry Christmas/happy Christmas |
| Feliz Navidad y próspero Año Nuevo {phrase} | :: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year |
| felón {adj} | :: treacherous |
| felón {adj} | :: wicked |
| felón {m} | :: villain (wicked person) |
| felonía {f} | :: disloyalty, treachery |
| felonía {f} [US Spanish] | :: felony |
| felpa {f} [textile] | :: plush, fleece |
| felpa {f} [textile] | :: felt |
| felpudo {m} | :: doormat |
| félsico {adj} [geology] | :: felsic |
| femar {vt} [Aragon] | :: to fertilise with manure |
| fembra {f} | :: obsolete form of hembra |
| femenil {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to women |
| femenino {adj} | :: feminine: of or relating to women |
| femenino {adj} [grammar] | :: feminine: of or in the feminine gender |
| femenino {m} [grammar] | :: feminine: the feminine gender |
| fementido {adj} | :: fake; phoney |
| femicida {mf} | :: murderer (of a woman) |
| femicidio {m} | :: femicide |
| fémina {f} | :: female |
| feminazi {f} | :: feminazi |
| feminazismo {m} [derogatory] | :: feminazism |
| feminazista {f} [rare] | :: synonym of feminazi |
| femineidad {f} | :: femininity |
| femíneo {adj} | :: womanly; feminine |
| feminicida {mf} | :: femicide |
| feminicidio {m} | :: femicide |
| feminidad {f} | :: feminity, feminineness, womanlikeness |
| feminismo {m} | :: feminism (the social theory or political movement) |
| feminista {adj} | :: feminist |
| feminista {mf} | :: feminist |
| feminización {f} | :: feminization |
| feminizar {vt} | :: to feminize |
| feminología {f} [very, rare] | :: feminology |
| femiprogre {adj} [pejorative] | :: progre (trendy) and feminist |
| femoral {adj} | :: femoral |
| femorocutáneo {adj} | :: relating to the lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh |
| femorocutáneo {m} | :: lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh |
| femtogramo {m} | :: femtogram |
| fémur {m} | :: femur |
| fenciclidina {f} | :: phencyclidine |
| fénec {m} | :: fennec |
| fenecer {vt} [rare] | :: to end, finish, conclude |
| fenecer {vi} [archaic] | :: to end, conclude |
| fenecer {vi} [archaic] | :: to die, perish |
| fenecimiento {m} [formal] | :: passing; death |
| fenestra {f} [dated] | :: window |
| fenestración {f} | :: fenestration |
| fenética {f} | :: phenetics |
| fenético {adj} | :: phenetic |
| fenetilina {f} | :: fenethylline |
| fenghuang {m} [mythology] | :: fenghuang |
| feng shui {m} | :: feng shui |
| fenicia {f} | :: feminine noun of fenicio |
| Fenicia {prop} {f} | :: Phoenicia (land of the Phoenicians) |
| fenicio {adj} | :: Phoenician |
| fenicio {m} | :: Phoenician person |
| fenicio {m} | :: Phoenician language |
| fenilalanina {f} [amino acid] | :: phenylalanine |
| fenilamina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: phenylamine |
| fenilcetonuria {f} | :: phenylketonuria |
| feniletilamina {f} | :: phenethylamine |
| fenílico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: phenylic; phenyl (attributive) |
| fenilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: phenyl |
| fenilpropano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: phenylpropane |
| fenitoína {f} | :: phenytoin |
| fénix {m} [mythology] | :: phoenix |
| fénix {m} | :: Something or someone unique of its kind |
| Fénix {prop} {m} | :: Phoenix (mythical firebird) |
| fenixiense {adj} | :: Phoenician (of or pertaining to Phoenix, Arizona) |
| fenixiense {m} | :: Phoenician (native or resident of Phoenix, Arizona) |
| fenobarbital {m} | :: phenobarbital |
| fenocristal {m} [mineralogy] | :: phenocryst |
| fenogreco {m} | :: fenugreek |
| fenol {m} [organic compound] | :: phenol (organic compound) |
| fenol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: compound derived from phenol |
| fenolftaleína {f} [organic compound] | :: phenolphthalein |
| fenólico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: phenolic |
| fenología {f} | :: phenology |
| fenológico {adj} | :: phenological |
| fenomenal {adj} | :: phenomenal |
| fenomenalísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fenomenal |
| fenomenalmente {adv} | :: phenomenally, brilliantly |
| fenoménico {adj} | :: phenomenical, phenomenic |
| fenómeno {m} | :: phenomenon |
| fenómeno {m} [colloquial, pejorative, literary] | :: freak |
| fenomenóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of fenomenólogo |
| fenomenología {f} [philosophy] | :: phenomenology |
| fenomenológicamente {adv} | :: phenomenically |
| fenomenológico {adj} | :: phenomenological |
| fenomenólogo {m} | :: phenomenologist |
| fenona {f} [organic chemistry] | :: phenone |
| fenotípicamente {adv} | :: phenotypically |
| fenotípico {adj} | :: phenotypic (of, or relating to a phenotype) |
| fenotipo {m} [genetics] | :: phenotype |
| Fenrir {prop} {m} [Norse mythology] | :: Fenrir |
| fentanil {m} | :: fentanil |
| fentanilo {m} | :: fentanyl |
| fentión {m} | :: fenthion |
| feo {adj} | :: ugly |
| feo {adj} [Mexico] | :: bad, gross, mean, nasty |
| feo {adj} | :: in poor condition |
| feocromocitoma {m} [medicine] | :: pheochromocytoma |
| feo, fuerte, y formal {adj} | :: A phrase denoting a conception of masculinity: ugly, strong, and proper |
| Fer {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| feracidad {f} | :: fertility; productivity |
| feracísimo {adj} | :: superlative of feraz |
| feral {adj} | :: feral |
| feraz {adj} | :: fertile |
| féretro {m} | :: coffin |
| Férez {prop} | :: surname |
| feria {f} | :: fair (celebration) |
| feria {f} | :: street market |
| feria {f} [slang] | :: money, dinero |
| feria de muestras {f} | :: trade fair |
| feriado {m} [Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Peru, Uruguay] | :: holiday (day on which a festival, etc, is traditionally observed) |
| feriadón {m} [Honduras] | :: augmentative of feria |
| ferial {adj} | :: ferial, on a weekday |
| feriante {mf} | :: stallholder at a trade fair |
| feriante {mf} | :: fairgoer |
| feriar {v} | :: to buy or sell at a fair |
| feriar {v} | :: to sell at a knock-off price |
| feriar {v} | :: to take a break because of a public holiday |
| ferino {adj} | :: wild |
| fermentación {f} | :: fermentation |
| fermentador {m} | :: fermenter |
| fermentadora {f} | :: feminine noun of fermentador |
| fermentar {v} | :: to ferment |
| fermentativo {adj} | :: fermentative |
| fermento {m} | :: ferment |
| Fermín {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Fermina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| fermio {m} | :: fermium |
| fermión {m} | :: fermion |
| fermiónico {adj} | :: fermionic |
| fermoso {adj} | :: obsolete form of hermoso |
| fermosura {f} | :: obsolete form of hermosura |
| Fernán {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Fernanda {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Fernando |
| Fernández {prop} | :: surname |
| fernandino {adj} | :: Of or relating to Fernando |
| fernandino {adj} | :: Of or relating to Ferdinand II of Aragon or other famous people called Ferdinand |
| fernandino {adj} | :: Of or from Fernando de la Mora, Paraguay |
| fernandino {m} | :: Someone from Fernando de la Mora, Paraguay |
| fernandino {m} [Equatorial Guinea] | :: A member of a multiethnic creole group from Bioko |
| fernandismo {m} | :: support of Ferdinand VII of Spain |
| Fernando {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| ferocidad {f} | :: ferocity |
| ferocísimo {adj} | :: superlative of feroz |
| ferodo {m} | :: brake lining |
| feroés {adj} | :: Faroese |
| feroés {m} | :: Faroese (person) |
| feroés {m} | :: Faroese (language) |
| feromona {f} [biology] | :: pheromone |
| feroz {adj} | :: fierce, ferocious, wild |
| ferozmente {adv} | :: ferociously |
| ferralla {f} | :: scrap (metal) |
| ferralla {f} | :: steel framework |
| ferrallero {m} | :: Someone who makes or sells strengthened steel |
| Ferrando {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| ferrar {vt} | :: to add iron to |
| ferrar {vt} | :: obsolete spelling of herrar |
| ferrari {m} | :: Ferrari |
| férreamente {adv} | :: rigidly, strictly |
| ferredoxina {f} [protein] | :: ferredoxin |
| Ferreñafe {prop} | :: Ferreñafe (province) |
| férreo {adj} | :: Made of or containing the properties of iron |
| férreo {adj} | :: Persistent, being determined; tenacious |
| férreo {adj} | :: Powerful or hard |
| férreo {adj} [archaeology] | :: From the Iron Age |
| Ferrer {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| ferrería {f} | :: ironworks |
| ferrero {m} | :: obsolete form of herrero |
| ferreruelo {m} | :: alternative spelling of herreruelo |
| ferrete {m} | :: mark; branding; stamp (to mark as one's property) |
| ferretería {f} | :: hardware store |
| ferretero {adj} [attributive] | :: iron |
| ferretero {m} | :: ironmonger |
| ferri {m} | :: ferry |
| férrico {adj} | :: ferric |
| ferritina {f} [protein] | :: ferritin |
| ferro- {prefix} | :: ferro- |
| ferro- {prefix} | :: Forms terms relating to railroads |
| ferrobarco {m} | :: train ferry |
| ferrocarril {m} | :: railway |
| ferrocarrilera {f} | :: feminine noun of ferrocarrilero |
| ferrocarrilero {m} | :: railwayman (man who works on a railway) |
| ferrocemento {m} | :: ferrocement |
| ferroceno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: ferrocene |
| ferrocianuro {m} | :: ferrocyanide |
| ferroelectricidad {f} | :: ferroelectricity |
| ferroeléctrico {adj} | :: ferroelectric |
| ferrolano {adj} | :: Of or from Ferrol |
| ferrolano {m} | :: Someone from Ferrol |
| ferromagnésico {adj} | :: ferromagnesic |
| ferromagnético {adj} | :: ferromagnetic |
| ferropenia {f} [pathology] | :: iron deficiency, sideropenia |
| ferropénico {adj} | :: sideropenic |
| ferroso {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: ferrous |
| ferrotipo {m} | :: ferrotype |
| ferrovaria {f} | :: feminine noun of ferrovario |
| ferrovario {adj} | :: railway |
| ferrovario {m} | :: railway worker |
| ferrovía {f} | :: railway |
| ferrovial {adj} | :: Of or relating to the railroads |
| ferroviaria {f} | :: feminine noun of ferroviario |
| ferroviario {adj} | :: of or relating to the railways |
| ferroviario {m} | :: a railroad worker |
| ferruginoso {adj} | :: ferruginous |
| ferry {m} | :: ferry |
| fértil {adj} | :: fertile |
| fertilidad {f} | :: fertility |
| fertilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fertil |
| fertilización {f} | :: fertilization |
| fertilizante {m} | :: fertilizer |
| fertilizar {v} | :: to fertilize |
| férula {f} [medicine] | :: splint |
| ferventísimo {adj} [rare, superlative] | :: most fervent, very pious |
| férvido {adj} | :: fervent, ardent |
| ferviente {adj} | :: ardent; fervent |
| fervientemente {adv} | :: fervently |
| fervor {m} | :: fervor |
| fervorizar {v} [rare] | :: to cause fervor, to stir up |
| fervorosamente {adv} | :: fervently |
| fervorosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fervoroso |
| fervoroso {adj} | :: fervent |
| festejada {f} | :: person who is celebrating a birthday or similar event |
| festejante {adj} | :: flattering |
| festejar {vt} | :: to celebrate |
| festejar {v} [Latin America, uncommon] | :: to beat mercilessly |
| festejo {m} | :: celebration |
| festera {f} | :: feminine noun of festero |
| festero {adj} | :: alternative spelling of fiestero |
| festero {m} | :: alternative spelling of fiestero |
| festichola {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: house party |
| festín {m} | :: feast, banquet |
| festinadamente {adv} [Cuba] | :: hurriedly |
| festinar {v} | :: to speed up |
| festival {m} | :: festival |
| festivalero {adj} [attributive] | :: festival |
| festivalero {m} | :: festivalgoer |
| festivamente {adv} | :: festively |
| festividad {f} | :: festivity |
| festividad {f} | :: holiday, bank holiday |
| festivo {adj} | :: festive |
| festivo {m} | :: holiday (day on which a festival, etc, is traditionally observed) |
| Festo {prop} {m} | :: Festo (ancient city) |
| festón {m} [architecture] | :: festoon |
| festonar {v} | :: synonym of festonear |
| festoneado {adj} [botany, mycology] | :: sinuate |
| festonear {v} | :: to festoon |
| fetal {adj} | :: fetal |
| fetén {adj} [colloquial] | :: brilliant, awesome |
| fetén {adv} | :: great, brilliantly |
| fetiche {m} | :: fetish (something that is believed to possess magical powers) |
| fetichismo {m} | :: fetishism |
| fetichista {mf} | :: fetishist |
| fetichista {adj} | :: fetishistic |
| fetichístico {adj} | :: fetishistic |
| fetichización {f} | :: fetishization |
| fetichizar {v} | :: to fetishize |
| feticidio {m} | :: feticide |
| fetidez {f} | :: stench |
| fétido {adj} | :: stinking, fetid |
| feto {m} | :: fetus |
| fetoproteína {f} [protein] | :: fetoprotein |
| fetua {f} | :: alternative form of fatua |
| fetuchine {m} | :: fettucini |
| feúcho {adj} | :: gaudy, ugly |
| feudal {adj} | :: feudal |
| feudalidad {f} | :: feudality |
| feudalismo {m} | :: feudalism (social system) |
| feudalista {adj} | :: feudalist |
| feudalista {mf} | :: feudalist |
| feudalización {f} | :: feudalization |
| feudatario {m} | :: feudatory |
| feudo {m} | :: fief |
| feudo {m} | :: stomping ground |
| feudo {m} | :: home, home ground, home soil |
| FEVE {prop} | :: A state-owned company that ran some of the Spanish narrow-gauge rail network in northern Spain |
| fexaramina {f} | :: fexaramine |
| fez {m} | :: fez (hat) |
| Fez {prop} {f} | :: Fez (city) |
| FF. AA. {fp} | :: Armed Forces |
| fi {f} | :: phi; the Greek letter Φ, φ |
| fiabilidad {f} | :: reliability, trustworthiness |
| fiable {adj} | :: reliable, dependable |
| fiable {adj} | :: credible |
| fiable {adj} | :: trustworthy |
| fiablemente {adv} | :: credibly |
| fiaca {f} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: boredom, apathy, can't be arsed attitude |
| fiado {m} | :: credit (receiving goods and services without paying) |
| fiador {m} | :: fastener, retainer, toggle, catch |
| fiador {m} | :: bondsman, surety, guarantor, bailor, backer |
| fiador {m} | :: safety strap (for securing a sword) |
| fiador {m} | :: neck collar (on a horse) |
| fiador {m} | :: fastening cord [of a cape or cloak], chinstrap |
| fiador {m} | :: catch, latch |
| fiador {m} | :: lock tumbler |
| fiador {m} | :: safety catch, rifle sear |
| fiador {m} | :: gutter hook (for fastening a gutter to a building) |
| fiador {m} [colloquial] | :: boy’s buttock |
| fiadora {f} | :: feminine noun of fiador |
| fiambre {m} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: corpse |
| fiambre {m} | :: cold cuts, cold meat |
| fiambrera {f} | :: lunchbox |
| fiambrería {f} | :: A store selling cold meats, cheese, and other food products |
| fiancheto {m} | :: alternative spelling of fianchetto |
| fianchetto {m} [chess] | :: fianchetto |
| fianza {f} [legal] | :: suretyship |
| fianza {f} [legal] | :: bail |
| fianza {f} | :: deposit (on a rental item) |
| fianza {f} | :: bond |
| fiar {v} | :: to guarantee |
| fiar {v} | :: to sell on credit, give credit, put on the slate |
| fiar {v} | :: to entrust |
| fiar {v} | :: to confide |
| fiar {vr} [fiarse de] | :: to trust |
| fiarse {v} | :: reflexive of fiar |
| fiasco {m} | :: fiasco |
| fibra {f} | :: fiber (a single elongated piece of material) |
| fibra {f} | :: fiber (a material (especially synthetic) in the form of fibers) |
| fibra {f} | :: fiber; dietary fiber |
| fibra {f} [colloquial] | :: fiberglass |
| fibración {f} | :: fibration |
| fibra de vidrio {f} | :: fibreglass |
| fibrado {m} | :: fiber bundle |
| fibrato {m} | :: fibrate |
| fibrilación {f} [medical] | :: fibrillation |
| fibrilar {v} | :: to fibrillate |
| fibrilina {f} [protein] | :: fibrillin |
| fibrilla {f} | :: fibril |
| fibrina {f} [protein] | :: fibrin |
| fibrinógeno {f} [protein] | :: fibrinogen |
| fibroblástico {adj} | :: fibroblastic |
| fibroblasto {m} [cytology] | :: fibroblast |
| fibroblastoma {m} [pathology] | :: fibroblastoma |
| fibrocartílago {m} | :: fibrocartilage |
| fibrocemento {m} | :: fibre cement, fibrocement |
| fibroelastosis {f} [medicine] | :: fibroelastosis |
| fibroide {m} | :: fibroid |
| fibroma {m} | :: fibroma |
| fibromialgia {f} [pathology] | :: fibromyalgia |
| fibronectina {f} [protein] | :: fibronectin |
| fibroquístico {adj} | :: fibrocystic |
| fibrosis {f} [medicine] | :: fibrosis |
| fibrosis quística {f} | :: cystic fibrosis |
| fibroso {adj} | :: fibrous |
| fibroso {adj} | :: stringy, gristly |
| fibroxantoma {f} | :: fibroxanthoma |
| fíbula {f} | :: fibula (ancient kind of brooch) |
| fíbula {f} [uncommon] | :: fibula (bone) |
| fíbula {f} [mycology] | :: clamp connection |
| ficar {vi} [obsolete] | :: to stay |
| ficción {f} | :: fiction |
| ficcional {adj} | :: fictional (of or relating to fiction) |
| ficcionalización {f} | :: fictionalization |
| ficcionalizar {v} | :: to fictionalize |
| ficcionar {v} | :: to fictionalize |
| ficción especulativa {f} | :: speculative fiction |
| ficción histórica {f} | :: historical fiction |
| ficha {f} | :: chip, token (e.g. used in gambling, games and for payphones) |
| ficha {f} | :: index card |
| ficha {f} | :: leaflet, sheet, factsheet (sheet of paper containing information) |
| ficha {f} | :: headshot |
| ficha {f} | :: voucher |
| ficha {f} | :: piece [in games like checkers, dominos, backgammon, etc.] |
| ficha {f} | :: counter [in games] |
| fichado {adj} | :: signed (esp. a player for a team) |
| fichado {adj} [crime] | :: booked, put on file |
| fichaje {m} | :: signing |
| fichar {v} | :: to clock in or clock out, to punch in |
| fichar {v} | :: to record, file, index (make a record of information) |
| fichar {v} [crime] | :: to book, to put on file |
| fichar {v} [sports] | :: to sign |
| fichera {f} | :: lap dancer |
| fichero {m} | :: file, file box (collection of papers) |
| fichero {m} [computing] | :: file (aggregation of data) |
| ficología {f} | :: phycology |
| ficticiamente {adv} | :: fictitiously |
| ficticio {adj} | :: fictional |
| ficticio {adj} | :: fictitious |
| fidalgo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of hidalgo |
| fidecomiso {m} | :: alternative spelling of fideicomiso |
| fidedignamente {adv} | :: reliably; trustworthily |
| fidedignidad {f} | :: trustworthiness |
| fidedigno {adj} | :: trustworthy, reliable |
| fideicomisaria {f} | :: feminine noun of fideicomisario |
| fideicomisario {m} | :: realtor (US), estate agent(UK) |
| fideicomiso {m} [legal] | :: trust, escrow, fideicommissum |
| fideicomitente {m} | :: trustor |
| fideísmo {m} | :: fideism |
| fideísta {mf} | :: fideist |
| Fidel {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| fidelidad {f} | :: loyalty, fidelity |
| fidelísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of fielmente |
| fidelísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fiel |
| fidelismo {m} | :: synonym of castrismo |
| fidelista {adj} | :: Supporting Fidel Castro |
| fidelista {mf} | :: Fidelista |
| fidelización {f} | :: loyalty |
| fidelizar {v} | :: to loyalize |
| fideo {m} | :: noodle |
| fideuá {m} | :: a typical Valencian dish similar to paella but with noodles instead of rice |
| fido {adj} | :: faithful, loyal |
| fiducia {f} [financial] | :: trust |
| fiduciaria {f} | :: feminine noun of fiduciario |
| fiduciariamente {adv} | :: fiduciarily |
| fiduciario {adj} | :: fiduciary |
| fiduciario {m} | :: fiduciary |
| fiebre {f} | :: fever |
| fiebre aftosa {f} | :: foot-and-mouth disease |
| fiebre amarilla {f} | :: yellow fever |
| fiebre del oro {f} | :: gold rush |
| fiel {adj} | :: faithful |
| fiel {adj} | :: loyal |
| fielmente {adv} | :: faithfully |
| fieltro {m} | :: felt |
| fieltro {m} | :: an article made of felt |
| fiera {f} | :: wild animal, beast |
| fiera {f} [colloquial] | :: firecracker, spitfire, dragon (a feisty and aggressive woman with a lot of energy) |
| fiera {mf} | :: fiend; nut |
| fiera {mf} [colloquial] | :: beast, demon (someone who is really strong or excels at something, especially something athletically but can also be extended figuartively as well) |
| fieramente {adv} | :: fiercely, proudly |
| fierecilla {f} | :: diminutive of fiera |
| fiereza {f} | :: fierceness |
| fiereza {f} | :: cruelty |
| fierísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fiero |
| fiero {adj} | :: wild (of an animal, living in the wild) |
| fiero {adj} | :: wild, fierce, ferocious |
| fiero {adj} | :: biting, searing (pain) |
| fierrera {f} | :: feminine noun of fierrero |
| fierrero {m} | :: motorhead (car enthusiast) |
| fierro {m} [Latin America] | :: branding iron |
| fierro {m} [colloquial, Colombia, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: firearm |
| fierro {m} [countable, Costa Rica] | :: tool (implement) |
| fierro {m} [Mexico] | :: penny, cent |
| fierro {m} [colloquial, Uruguay] | :: coin (money in the form of coins) |
| fierro {m} [archaic, dialectal, Louisiana] | :: iron (metal) |
| fierro {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: money (currency) |
| fiesta {f} | :: party |
| fiesta {f} | :: feast |
| fiesta {f} | :: feast day [of a saint] |
| fiesta {f} | :: holiday |
| fiestecita {f} | :: diminutive of fiesta |
| fiestero {adj} [attributive] | :: party |
| fiestero {m} | :: party animal [a person known for frequent, enthusiastic attendance at parties, especially one whose partying behavior is exuberant or excessive.] |
| fiestero {m} | :: partier, partygoer |
| fiestilla {f} [pejorative] | :: diminutive of fiesta |
| fiestita {f} | :: diminutive of fiesta |
| fiestón {m} | :: augmentative of fiesta |
| fifí {mf} [colloquial] | :: fashion victim |
| fígaro {m} | :: barber, hairdresser |
| fígaro {m} | :: short jacket |
| figón {m} | :: cheap tavern |
| Figueras {prop} | :: Figueras (city) |
| Figueras {prop} | :: surname |
| Figueroa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| figura {f} | :: figure |
| figura {f} [heraldry] | :: charge |
| figura {f} [theatre] | :: part, role |
| figura {f} [theatre] | :: actor |
| figuración {f} | :: imagination |
| figuración {f} [cinematography] | :: extra |
| figuradamente {adv} | :: figuratively |
| figura de mérito {f} | :: figure of merit |
| figurado {adj} | :: figurative |
| figurante {mf} | :: extra, bit player, walk-on (in a film, play, TV show etc.) |
| figurar {v} | :: to appear |
| figura retórica {f} | :: figure of speech |
| figurativamente {adv} | :: figuratively |
| figurativismo {m} | :: figurative art |
| figurativo {adj} | :: figurative |
| figurilla {f} | :: diminutive of figura |
| figurín {m} [colloquial] | :: smart dresser |
| figurinista {mf} | :: costume designer |
| figurita {f} | :: diminutive of figura |
| figurita {f} | :: sticker |
| figurón {m} [nautical] | :: figurehead |
| figurón {m} | :: figurehead (someone in a position of leadership with no actual power) |
| fijación {f} | :: obsession, fixation |
| fijación {f} | :: fixation |
| fijación {f} | :: fixing |
| fijador {adj} | :: fixative |
| fijador {m} | :: fixative |
| fijador {m} | :: gel, hair gel |
| fijamente {adv} | :: firmly |
| fijar {v} | :: to fix, fasten, set, establish, determine |
| fijarse {v} | :: to notice (followed by en) |
| fijeza {f} | :: stability, constancy |
| fijísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fijo |
| fijísimo {adv} | :: superlative of fijo |
| fijo {adj} | :: fixed |
| fijo {adj} | :: firm |
| fijo {adj} | :: concrete, tangible |
| fijo {adv} [colloquial] | :: certainly, of course, doubtless |
| fijodalgo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of hijodalgo |
| -fila {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -filo |
| fila {f} | :: line, row, rank, file |
| fila {f} | :: queue [British], line [US] |
| fila {f} [chess] | :: rank |
| filacteria {f} | :: phylactery |
| Filadelfia {prop} {f} | :: Filadelfia (large city) |
| Filadelfia {prop} {f} | :: Filadelfia (town) |
| Filadelfia {prop} {f} | :: Filadelfia (ancient town) |
| filadelfiana {f} | :: feminine noun of filadelfiano |
| filadelfiano {adj} | :: Philadelphian (of or pertaining to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) |
| filadelfiano {adj} | :: Philadelphian (of or pertaining to any other location bearing the name "Philadelphia") |
| filadelfiano {m} | :: Philadelphian (native or resident of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) |
| filadelfiano {m} | :: Philadelphian (native or resident of any other location bearing the name "Philadelphia") |
| filamento {m} | :: filament |
| filamentoso {adj} | :: filamentous |
| filantropía {f} | :: philanthropy |
| filantrópicamente {adv} | :: philanthropically |
| filantrópico {adj} | :: philanthropic |
| filántropo {adj} | :: philanthropic |
| filántropo {m} | :: philanthropist |
| filar {v} [colloquial] | :: to cotton on, be onto |
| filaria {f} | :: filaria |
| filariasis {f} | :: filariasis |
| filario {adj} | :: filarial |
| filarmónica {f} [music] | :: philharmonic (full-size symphonic orchestra) |
| filarmónico {adj} [music] | :: philharmonic |
| filatelia {f} | :: philately (stamp collecting) |
| filatélico {adj} | :: philatelic |
| filatelista {mf} | :: philatelist, stamp collector |
| filatelista {mf} | :: stamp dealer |
| fildeador {m} [baseball] | :: fielder |
| fildear {v} [baseball] | :: to field |
| Filemón {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Philemon (the book of the Bible) |
| filete {m} | :: fillet |
| filete {m} | :: thread of a screw |
| filetear {v} | :: to fillet |
| filetear {v} | :: to thread (a needle) |
| filete miñón {m} | :: filet mignon |
| filfa {f} [colloquial] | :: hoax |
| -filia {suffix} | :: -philia |
| filiación {f} | :: filiation, parentage, lineage, ancestry |
| filiación {f} | :: personal details |
| filiación {f} | :: affiliation |
| filial {adj} | :: filial |
| filial {f} | :: subsidiary |
| filial {f} [sports] | :: B team |
| filialidad {f} | :: twinning |
| filialidad {f} | :: being a B team |
| filiar {v} | :: to adopt; to filiate |
| filibustera {f} | :: feminine noun of filibustero |
| filibusterismo {m} | :: filibustering |
| filibustero {m} | :: pirate, plunderer, freebooter |
| filicida {adj} | :: filicidal |
| filicida {mf} | :: filicide (a person who kills his or her own son) |
| filicidio {m} | :: filicide, infanticide (killing of one's own son) |
| filicíneo {adj} [attributive] | :: fern |
| filiforme {adj} | :: filiform |
| filigrana {f} | :: filigree |
| filigrana {f} | :: watermark |
| filiomaternal {adj} | :: son-mother |
| filipéndula {f} | :: dropwort |
| filipense {adj} | :: Philippian |
| filipense {mf} | :: Philippian |
| Filipenses {prop} {mp} [biblical] | :: Philippians (book of the Bible) |
| filípica {f} | :: philippic |
| filipina {f} | :: feminine noun of filipino |
| Filipinas {prop} {f} | :: Philippines (Republic of the Philippines) |
| filipino {adj} | :: Filipino |
| filipino {m} | :: Filipino (person) |
| filipino {m} | :: Filipino (language) |
| Filipo {prop} {m} [history] | :: Philip |
| filisteo {adj} | :: philistine |
| filita {f} [geology] | :: phyllite |
| film {m} | :: film, motion picture |
| filmación {f} | :: filming (making of a movie) |
| filmador {m} | :: filmer |
| filmadora {f} | :: filmer |
| filmar {vt} | :: to film |
| filme {m} | :: film, motion picture |
| fílmico {adj} [attributive] | :: film |
| filmina {f} | :: film strip |
| filmografía {f} | :: filmography |
| filmográfico {adj} | :: filmographic |
| filmoteca {f} | :: film library |
| -filo {suffix} | :: -phile |
| filo- {prefix} | :: Friend of; pro- |
| filo {m} | :: edge, cutting edge (of the blade of an instrument) |
| filo {m} | :: edge (sharp terminating border) |
| filo {m} [colloquial, dated, Colombia, El Salvador] | :: hunger |
| filo {m} [Cuba] | :: fold |
| filo {interj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: whatever, I don't care |
| filo {m} [biology, taxonomy] | :: phylum |
| filochavista {adj} | :: pro-Chavist |
| filochavista {mf} | :: pro-Chavist |
| filoetarra {adj} | :: Pro-ETA |
| filofascista {mf} | :: A supporter of fascism |
| filogenéticamente {adv} | :: phylogenetically |
| filogenético {adj} | :: phylogenetic |
| filogenia {f} | :: phylogenetics |
| filogeografía {f} | :: phylogeography |
| filogeográfico {adj} | :: phylogeographic |
| filóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of filólogo |
| filología {f} | :: philology |
| filológicamente {adv} | :: philologically |
| filológico {adj} | :: philological |
| filólogo {m} | :: philologist |
| Filomena {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| filón {m} [mining] | :: lode, vein |
| filón {m} | :: gold mine |
| filonacionalista {adj} | :: patriotic |
| filonazi {adj} | :: Nazi-friendly; pro-Nazi |
| filopodio {m} | :: microspike |
| filoquinona {f} [organic compound] | :: phylloquinone |
| filosemitismo {m} | :: Philo-Semitism |
| filosilicato {m} | :: phyllosilicate |
| filoso {adj} [Latin America] | :: sharp |
| filoso {adj} [Latin America] | :: wise, smart |
| filósofa {f} | :: feminine noun of filósofo |
| filosofal {adj} [rare] | :: philosophical, philosopher (related to philosophy or philosophers) |
| filosofar {v} | :: to philosophize |
| filosofema {m} | :: philosopheme |
| filosofía {f} | :: philosophy |
| filosofía {f} [printing, dated] | :: A size of type between breviario and lectura chica, standardized as 10 point |
| filosóficamente {adv} | :: philosophically |
| filosófico {adj} | :: philosophical, philosophic |
| filósofo {m} | :: philosopher |
| filotaxis {f} [botany] | :: phyllotaxis |
| filotráquea {f} [arachnology] | :: book lung |
| filoxera {f} | :: phylloxera |
| filoxera {f} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| filtración {f} | :: filtration |
| filtración {f} | :: leak (disclosure of secret information) |
| filtrador {m} | :: filter |
| filtraje {m} | :: filtering |
| filtrante {adj} | :: filtering |
| filtrar {v} | :: to filter |
| filtrar {v} | :: to leak (a secret) |
| filtro {m} | :: filter |
| filtro de aire {m} | :: air filter |
| filudo {adj} | :: sharp |
| fimbria {f} [anatomy] | :: fimbria (structure in the form of a fringe) |
| fimo {m} | :: dung |
| fimosis {f} | :: phimosis |
| fin {m} [sometimes feminine] | :: end |
| fin {m} | :: purpose, aim, objective, goal |
| fin {m} | :: end, stop, halt, close, finish (ending point) |
| Fina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| finada {f} | :: feminine noun of finado |
| finado {adj} | :: deceased, late |
| finado {m} | :: deceased person |
| final {adj} | :: final |
| final {m} | :: an end |
| final {m} [sports] | :: final |
| finalidad {f} | :: purpose |
| finalísimo {adj} | :: superlative of final |
| finalista {mf} | :: finalist |
| finalización {f} | :: finalization |
| finalizador {m} | :: finisher |
| finalizar {v} | :: to finalize, finish |
| finalmente {adv} | :: finally, in the end |
| finamente {adv} | :: finely, delicately |
| financiable {adj} | :: financeable |
| financiación {f} | :: financing, funding, fundraising |
| financiador {m} | :: financer |
| financiamiento {m} | :: financing |
| financiar {v} | :: to finance |
| financiarización {f} | :: financialization |
| financiera {f} | :: finance company, financier company |
| financieramente {adv} | :: financially |
| financiero {adj} | :: financial |
| financista {mf} | :: financial adviser |
| finanza {f} | :: finance |
| finanza {f} [in plural] | :: treasury |
| finanza {f} [in plural] | :: finances (funds or other financial resources) |
| finar {v} | :: to pass on, pass away (die) |
| finar {vr} | :: to yearn, long |
| finca {f} | :: real estate (typically rural and surrounding land but also urban) |
| finca {f} | :: farm |
| fincar {vt} [archaic] | :: to thrust, stick |
| fincar {vt} [archaic] | :: to plant, cultivate |
| fincar {vi} | :: to acquire fincas |
| finde {m} [colloquial] | :: weekend |
| fin del mundo {m} | :: end of the world |
| fin de semana {m} | :: weekend (break in the working week) |
| fiñe {mf} [Cuba] | :: kid; kiddo |
| finés {adj} | :: Finnish (from or native to Finland) |
| finés {adj} | :: Finnish (pertaining to Finland) |
| finés {m} | :: the Finnish language |
| fineza {f} | :: act of kindness |
| fineza {f} | :: compliment |
| fineza {f} | :: delicacy, finesse |
| finger {m} [food] | :: finger |
| finger {m} [aviation, travel] | :: jet bridge |
| fingidamente {adv} | :: deceptively |
| fingido {adj} | :: false, deceptive |
| fingidor {adj} | :: That pretends |
| fingidor {m} | :: pretender |
| fingimiento {m} | :: pretense, affectation |
| fingir {v} | :: to pretend (to act as though something is different from what it is) |
| fingir {v} | :: to fake, affect, feign |
| finidad {f} | :: finity |
| finiestra {f} [obsolete] | :: window |
| finiquitar {v} | :: to close, terminate, finish off |
| finiquito {m} [finance] | :: settlement, severance pay |
| finir {vi} [obsolete] | :: to end |
| finir {vi} [Colombia] | :: to end |
| finisecular {adj} [attributive] | :: fin de siècle |
| finisemanal {adj} | :: weekend |
| finísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fino; very fine; of good quality |
| Finisterre {prop} | :: Finistère |
| finitamente {adv} | :: finitely |
| finito {adj} | :: finite |
| finito {adj} | :: diminutive of fino |
| finitud {f} | :: finitude |
| finlandés {adj} | :: Finnish (from or native to Finland) |
| finlandés {adj} | :: Finnish (pertaining to Finland) |
| finlandés {m} | :: a Finn |
| finlandés {m} | :: the Finnish language |
| finlandesa {f} | :: feminine noun of finlandés |
| Finlandia {prop} {f} | :: Finlandia (country) |
| finlandización {f} | :: Finlandization |
| fino {adj} | :: fine (particularly slender) |
| fino {adj} | :: fine (consisting of especially minute particulate) |
| fino filipino {adj} [colloquial] | :: in a bad state |
| fino filipino {adj} [colloquial] | :: stuffed (having eaten a lot) |
| fino filipino {adj} [colloquial] | :: pissed as a newt |
| fino filipino {adj} [colloquial] | :: dolled up; tarted up |
| finoli {adj} | :: prim and proper |
| finolis {adj} | :: prim and proper |
| finoúgrio {adj} | :: Finno-Ugric |
| finquera {f} | :: Someone who owns a finca |
| finquero {m} | :: Someone who owns a finca |
| finta {f} | :: feint, dummy |
| fintar {v} | :: to feint |
| fintech {m} | :: fintech |
| finura {f} | :: fineness |
| finura {f} | :: politeness |
| fiofío {m} | :: elaenia |
| fiordo {m} | :: fjord |
| fique {m} | :: fique, the fiber of the fique plant, Furcraea [fique is often confused with agave] |
| Fiquitiva {prop} {mf} [rare] | :: surname |
| firewall {m} [computing] | :: firewall |
| Firjas {prop} {m} | :: given name from the Canary Islands |
| firma {f} | :: signature |
| firma {f} | :: seal |
| firma {f} [business] | :: company |
| firmado {adj} | :: signed (having a signature) |
| firmamento {m} [poetic] | :: sky, heaven, skies |
| firmamento {m} | :: highest echelons (e.g. of society) |
| firmante {mf} | :: signatory |
| firmar {v} | :: to sign |
| firmarse {v} | :: reflexive of firmar |
| firmatón {m} | :: Mass pursuit of signatures |
| firmazo {m} | :: augmentative of firma; large gathering of signatures |
| firme {adj} | :: firm |
| firmemente {adv} | :: firmly |
| firmeza {f} | :: firmness |
| firmísimo {adj} | :: superlative of firme |
| firmware {m} | :: firmware |
| fiscal {adj} | :: fiscal |
| fiscal {adj} | :: prosecuting |
| fiscal {mf} [legal] | :: public prosecutor [UK], district attorney [US] |
| fiscala {f} [legal] | :: prosecutor |
| fiscalía {f} [legal] | :: public prosecutor's office [UK], district attorney's office [US], office of the public prosecutor |
| fiscalidad {f} | :: fiscality |
| fiscalista {mf} | :: tax consultant, tax lawyer |
| fiscalizable {adj} | :: inspectable |
| fiscalizable {adj} | :: criticizable |
| fiscalización {f} | :: audit, investigation, inquiry |
| fiscalizador {adj} | :: tax-inspecting |
| fiscalizador {m} | :: tax inspector |
| fiscalizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of fiscalizador |
| fiscalizar {v} | :: to inspect, to control |
| fiscalizar {v} | :: to supervise, to investigate, to pry into |
| fiscalizar {v} | :: to censure, to criticize |
| fiscalmente {adv} | :: By means of taxation; in a manner related to taxation |
| fisco {m} | :: fisc; exchequer; national treasury; public treasury |
| fisco {m} | :: national government |
| fisetina {f} | :: fisetin |
| fisgar {v} | :: to snoop (on) |
| fisgar {v} | :: to harpoon |
| fisgón {adj} | :: nosy; snooping |
| fisgonear {v} | :: to snoop |
| fisiatra {mf} | :: physiatrist |
| fisible {adj} | :: fissile |
| física {f} | :: physics (branch of science) |
| física {f} | :: feminine noun of físico |
| fisicalidad {f} | :: physicality |
| fisicalismo {m} [philosophy] | :: physicalism |
| físicamente {adv} | :: physically |
| física nuclear {f} | :: nuclear physics |
| fisicidad {f} | :: physicality |
| físico {adj} | :: physical |
| físico {m} | :: physique (natural constitution, or physical structure, of a person) |
| físico {m} | :: physicist |
| fisicoculturismo {m} | :: bodybuilding |
| físicoculturismo {m} | :: bodybuilding |
| fisicoculturista {mf} | :: A bodybuilder |
| físicoespacial {adj} | :: physico-spatial |
| fisicoquímica {f} | :: physical chemistry |
| fisicoquímica {f} | :: feminine noun of fisicoquímico |
| fisicoquímico {adj} | :: physicochemical |
| fisicoquímico {m} | :: physical chemist |
| fisiculturista {mf} | :: bodybuilder |
| fisio- {prefix} | :: physio- |
| fisio {mf} [colloquial] | :: physio (physiotherapist) |
| fisiócrata {mf} | :: physiocrat |
| fisiognomía {f} | :: physiognomy |
| fisiografía {f} | :: physiography |
| fisiográficamente {adv} | :: physiographically |
| fisiográfico {adj} | :: physiographic |
| fisióloga {f} | :: female equivalent of fisiólogo |
| fisiología {f} | :: physiology |
| fisiológicamente {adv} | :: physiologically |
| fisiológico {adj} | :: physiological |
| fisiólogo {m} | :: physiologist |
| fisión {f} | :: fission |
| fisionable {adj} | :: fissionable |
| fisionar {v} | :: to fission |
| fisión nuclear {f} | :: nuclear fission |
| fisionomía {f} | :: physiognomy, appearance |
| fisiopatología {f} | :: physiopathology |
| fisiopatológico {adj} | :: physiopathological |
| fisioterapeuta {mf} | :: physiotherapist |
| fisioterapéutico {adj} | :: physiotherapeutic |
| fisioterapia {f} | :: physiotherapy |
| fisioterapista {mf} | :: physiotherapist |
| fisípedo {adj} | :: fissiped |
| fisípedo {m} | :: fissiped |
| fisonomía {f} | :: appearance |
| fisonomía {f} | :: physical features |
| fisonómico {adj} | :: physiognomic |
| fistol {m} [Mexico, New Mexico] | :: tiepin, scarfpin |
| fístula {f} | :: fistula |
| fisura {f} | :: fissure, crack |
| fisuración {f} | :: fissuration |
| fisural {adj} | :: fissural |
| fisurar {v} | :: to fissurate |
| fisurero {m} [climbing] | :: nut |
| fisurita {f} | :: diminutive of fisura |
| fitasa {f} | :: phytase |
| fitato {m} | :: phytate |
| fiteogeográfico {adj} | :: geobotanical |
| fítico {adj} | :: phytic |
| fitness {m} | :: fitness (cultivation of an attractive and healthy physique) |
| -fito {suffix} | :: -phyte |
| fito- {prefix} | :: phyto- |
| Fito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Fito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| fitoclimático {adj} [ecology] | :: phytoclimatic |
| fitocromo {m} [biochemistry] | :: phytochrome |
| fitoestrógeno {m} | :: phytoestrogen |
| fitófago {adj} | :: phytophagous |
| fitofarmacéutico {adj} | :: phytopharmaceutical |
| fitofarmacéutico {m} | :: phytopharmaceutical |
| fitogénico {adj} | :: phytogenic |
| fitogeógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of fitogeógrafo |
| fitogeografía {f} | :: phytogeography |
| fitogeográfico {adj} | :: phytogeographical, geobotanic |
| fitogeógrafo {m} | :: phytogeographer |
| fitografía {f} | :: phytography |
| fitohemaglutinina {f} [protein] | :: phytohemagglutinin |
| fitohormona {f} [hormone] | :: plant hormone |
| fitomedicina {f} | :: herbalism, the study of medicinal plants |
| fitomejorador {m} | :: plant breeder |
| fitomejoramiento {m} | :: plant breeding |
| fitomorfo {adj} | :: phytomorphic |
| fitonimia {f} | :: phytonymy |
| fitonutriente {m} | :: phytonutrient |
| fitopatóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of fitopatólogo |
| fitopatología {f} | :: phytopathology |
| fitopatólogo {m} | :: phytopathologist |
| fitoplancton {m} | :: phytoplankton |
| fitoplasma {m} | :: phytoplasma |
| fitoquímica {f} | :: phytochemistry |
| fitoquímico {adj} | :: phytochemical |
| fitorremediación {f} | :: phytoremediation |
| fitosanitario {adj} | :: phytosanitary |
| fitosociología {f} | :: phytosociology |
| fitosociológico {adj} | :: phytosociological |
| fitoterapia {f} | :: phytotherapy |
| fitotomía {f} | :: phytotomy |
| fitovirus {m} [virology] | :: plant virus |
| fixo {m} [Southern Spain] | :: adhesive tape |
| fixture {m} [sport] | :: fixture |
| fixture {m} | :: the whole schedule of games to be played in a championship, indicating when each game is to be played, and which team is to play at home |
| fixture {m} | :: the whole list of games to be played by a given team, indicating the date of each game, and which team is to play at home |
| Fiyi {prop} | :: Fiji |
| fiyiano {adj} | :: Fijian |
| fiyiano {m} | :: Fijian |
| flaca {f} | :: a skinny woman, my sweetheart, my skinny one, my fair one |
| flaca {f} [colloquial, Peru] | :: girlfriend |
| flacamente {adv} | :: feebly |
| flaccidez {f} | :: alternative form of flacidez |
| fláccido {adj} | :: flaccid; limp |
| flacidez {f} | :: flaccidity |
| flácido {adj} | :: flaccid |
| flaco {adj} | :: skinny, thin, slim |
| flaco {m} | :: a thin man |
| flaco {m} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: urine; urination; number one |
| flaco {m} | :: (colloquial, Peru) boyfriend |
| flacucho {adj} | :: skinny, scrawny |
| flacura {f} | :: thinness |
| flagelación {f} | :: flagellation |
| flagelante {adj} | :: flagellating |
| flagelante {mf} | :: flagellant |
| flagelar {v} | :: to flagellate, to whip |
| flagelo {m} | :: whip |
| flagelo {m} [biology] | :: flagellum |
| flagelo {m} | :: calamity, sorrow, affliction |
| flagelo {m} | :: disaster |
| flagrancia {f} | :: flagrancy |
| flagrante {adj} | :: flagrant |
| flagrantemente {adv} | :: flagrantly |
| flaite {m} [slang, Chile] | :: rascal, common, vulgar, riffraff, ghetto, chav |
| flama {f} | :: flame (visible part of fire) |
| flamable {adj} | :: flammable |
| flamante {adj} | :: brilliant, radiant |
| flamante {adj} | :: brand-new |
| flambear {v} [cooking] | :: to flambé, flame |
| flambó {m} [Louisiana] | :: torch |
| flamboyán {m} | :: flame tree; flamboyant, (Delonix regia) |
| flameante {adj} | :: flaming |
| flamear {v} | :: to burn, to blaze, to flame |
| flamear {v} | :: to flutter, to wave (of boat sails) |
| flamear {v} | :: to sterilize (by burning in alcohol) |
| flamenco {adj} | :: Flemish |
| flamenco {adj} [attributive] | :: flamenco |
| flamenco {adj} [colloquial] | :: insolent, cheeky |
| flamenco {m} | :: flamingo (bird) |
| flamenco {m} | :: flamenco (music) |
| flamenco {m} | :: flamenco (dance) |
| flamenco {m} | :: Fleming, a Flemish person |
| flamenco {m} | :: Flemish, the standard variety of Dutch used in Belgium |
| flamenco {m} | :: Flemish, a group of Dutch dialects spoken in Belgium |
| flamenco andino {m} | :: Andean flamingo |
| flamenco austral {m} | :: Chilean flamingo |
| flamenco chico {m} | :: lesser flamingo |
| flamenco chileno {m} | :: Chilean flamingo |
| flamenco común {m} | :: greater flamingo |
| flamenco de James {m} | :: James's flamingo |
| flamenco del Caribe {m} | :: Caribbean flamingo; American flamingo |
| flamenco enano {m} | :: lesser flamingo |
| flamencología {f} | :: flamencology |
| flamencólogo {adj} | :: flamencological |
| flamencólogo {m} | :: flamencologist |
| flamenquín {m} | :: A dish from Cordoba consisting of jamón serrano rolled in pork loin, battered and fried |
| flamenquismo {m} | :: like of flamenco dancing |
| flamero {m} | :: A type of ornamental pinnacle |
| flamígero {adj} | :: flaming, blazing |
| flamingo {m} | :: flamingo |
| flámula {f} | :: pennant |
| flan {m} | :: flan, sweet pudding |
| flancito {m} | :: diminutive of flan |
| flanco {m} | :: flank |
| Flandes {prop} {m} | :: Flanders |
| flanera {f} | :: tart bowl |
| flanqueado {adj} | :: flanked, bordered, lined |
| flanquear {v} | :: to flank |
| flaperón {m} | :: flaperon |
| flaquear {vi} | :: to weaken |
| flaquear {vi} | :: to droop |
| flaquear {vi} | :: to lose heart |
| flaquear {vi} | :: to flag (mark) |
| flaqueza {f} | :: slimness, thinness |
| flaqueza {f} | :: weakness, frailty |
| flaquísimo {adj} | :: superlative of flaco |
| flaquita {f} [Chile] | :: diminutive of flaca; sistergirl, homegirl, girlfriend, honey |
| flaquito {m} | :: diminutive of flaco |
| flash {m} [photography] | :: flash |
| flashazo {m} | :: flash |
| flashback {m} | :: flashback |
| flashmob {m} | :: flashmob |
| flashpot {m} | :: flashpot |
| flato {m} | :: flatulence, flatus (gas generated in the digestive tract) |
| flatulencia {f} | :: flatulence |
| flatulente {adj} | :: flatulent, gassy |
| flatulento {adj} | :: flatulent, gassy |
| flatulista {mf} | :: flatulist |
| flaubertiano {adj} | :: Flaubertian (relating to Gustave Flaubert) |
| flauta {f} [musical instruments] | :: flute |
| flauta {f} [Mexico] | :: A type of fried cylindrical tortilla or taco |
| flauta de carrizo {f} | :: A type of panflute from Peru |
| flauta dulce {f} [musical instruments] | :: recorder (instrument) |
| flauta travesera {f} [musical instruments] | :: flute; Western concert flute |
| flautín {m} | :: piccolo |
| flautista {mf} | :: flautist |
| Flavia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| flavina {f} [organic compound] | :: flavin |
| flavona {f} [organic chemistry] | :: flavone |
| flavonoide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: flavonoid |
| flavonol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: flavonol |
| flavoproteína {f} [protein] | :: flavoprotein |
| flebitis {f} | :: phlebitis |
| flebolinfología {f} | :: phlebolymphology |
| flebótomo {m} | :: sandfly |
| flecha {f} | :: arrow (projectile) |
| flecha {f} | :: arrow (symbol) |
| flechado {adj} [figuratively] | :: lovestruck |
| flechador {m} | :: bowman |
| flechamiento {m} | :: the shooting of an arrow at someone |
| flechamiento {m} | :: The inclusion of an arrow on a road sign |
| flechar {v} | :: to draw (a bow) |
| flechar {v} | :: to shoot with an arrow; to put an arrow through |
| flechar {v} | :: to sweep off someone's feet |
| flechaste {m} [nautical] | :: ratline |
| flechazo {m} | :: arrow wound |
| flechazo {m} | :: arrow shout |
| flechazo {m} [colloquial] | :: love at first sight, initial attraction |
| flechera {f} | :: fletcher |
| flechero {m} | :: fletcher |
| flechita {f} | :: diminutive of flecha |
| fleco {m} [mostly in plural] | :: tassel |
| fleco {m} [mostly in plural] | :: bangs, fringe |
| flectivo {adj} | :: inflectional |
| flector {adj} | :: bending |
| flector {m} | :: giubo; flex disc |
| Flegetonte {prop} {m} | :: Phlegethon |
| flegma {f} | :: obsolete form of flema |
| flegmático {adj} | :: obsolete form of flemático |
| fleje {m} | :: strapping |
| flema {f} | :: phlegm |
| flemáticamente {adv} | :: phlegmatically |
| flemático {adj} | :: phlegmatic |
| flemón {m} | :: gumboil |
| flemoso {adj} | :: phlegmy |
| flequillo {m} | :: diminutive of fleco |
| flequillo {m} | :: fringe, bangs |
| flerovio {m} | :: flerovium |
| Flesinga {prop} {f} | :: Flushing; Vlissingen |
| fletador {m} | :: charterer |
| fletamento {m} | :: charter or hire of a vehicle |
| fletamento {m} | :: affreightment |
| fletán {m} | :: halibut (fish of genus Hippoglossus) |
| fletante {adj} | :: rubbing |
| fletar {v} | :: to hire on; to reserve a commercial vehicle for private use |
| fletar {v} | :: to charter |
| fletar {vt} | :: to load, to freight |
| flete {m} | :: freight, cargo |
| flete {m} | :: charter (temporary hiring of a vehicle for transportation of freight) |
| fleteo {m} [Cuba] | :: streetwalking |
| fletera {f} [Cuba] | :: hooker; streetwalker (prostitute) |
| fletero {m} [Latin America] | :: chartered boat |
| fletero {m} [Latin America] | :: charterer |
| fleto {m} [Chile, Cuba] | :: male homosexual |
| flexear {v} [slang] | :: to flex |
| flexibilidad {f} | :: flexibility |
| flexibilización {f} | :: flexibility |
| flexibilizador {adj} | :: flexibilizing |
| flexibilizar {v} | :: to flexibilize |
| flexible {adj} | :: flexible |
| flexiblemente {adv} | :: flexibly |
| flexiguridad {f} | :: flexicurity |
| flexión {f} [grammar] | :: inflection (a change in the form of a word that reflects a change in grammatical function) |
| flexión {f} [weightlifting] | :: curl; exercise performed by flexing a joint on the exertion |
| flexión {f} | :: push-up (ellipsis of flexión de codos) |
| flexión {f} | :: squat (ellipsis of flexión de piernas) |
| flexionar {vt} | :: to bend (knees, legs) |
| flexionar {vt} | :: to flex (muscles) |
| flexitarianismo {m} | :: flexitarianism |
| flexiteriano {adj} | :: flexitarian |
| flexivo {adj} | :: inflectional |
| flexografía {f} | :: flexography |
| flexor {adj} [anatomy] | :: flexor |
| flexura {f} | :: flexure |
| flia {f} [Argentina, Uruguay, slang] | :: family |
| flipar {v} [Spain] | :: to go crazy |
| flipar {v} [Spain] | :: to flip out (when referring to excitement, not to anger) |
| flipar {v} [Spain] | :: to hallucinate |
| flipar {v} [Spain] | :: to take drugs or to be high or under the effects of drugs |
| flipar {v} [Spain] | :: to be astonished, to be very surprised (referring to either excitement, anger, or any other strong emotion) |
| flirtear {v} | :: to flirt |
| flirteo {m} | :: An episode of (or the act of) flirting |
| fliscorno {m} [musical instruments] | :: flugelhorn |
| floculación {f} | :: floculation |
| flóculo {m} | :: flocculus |
| floema {m} [botany] | :: phloem |
| floemático {adj} | :: phloem (attributive) |
| flogístico {adj} | :: phlogistic |
| flogisto {m} [chemistry] | :: phlogiston |
| flogopita {f} [mineral] | :: phlogopite |
| flogosis {f} | :: phlogosis |
| flojamente {adv} | :: loosely; slackly |
| flojear {v} | :: to idle, be lazy |
| flojear {v} | :: to weaken |
| flojedad {f} | :: weakness, limpness |
| flojedad {f} | :: laxity |
| flojera {f} | :: laziness |
| flojito {adj} | :: diminutive of flojo |
| flojo {adj} | :: loose |
| flojo {adj} | :: lazy |
| flojonazo {m} | :: One who is lazy |
| flor {f} | :: flower (structure in angiosperms) |
| flor {f} | :: bloom, blossom (an expanded bud) |
| flor {f} [figuratively] | :: best, finest, pick |
| flor {f} | :: compliment, flattery |
| flora {f} | :: flora |
| Flora {prop} {f} [Roman god] | :: Flora |
| Flora {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| floración {f} | :: flowering |
| floral {adj} | :: floral (of or relating to the flower or flowers) |
| florar {v} | :: to flower; to bloom |
| florcita {f} | :: diminutive of flor |
| flor de cananga {f} | :: ylang ylang (Cananga odorata) |
| flor de cempasúchil {f} | :: Mexican marigold |
| flor de ducha {f} [Argentina] | :: shower head, showerhead |
| flor de la vida {f} [idiom] | :: youthful years; prime of life |
| flor de lis {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: fleur-de-lis |
| flordelisado {adj} [heraldry] | :: Decorated with, or shaped like, a fleur-de-lis |
| flor del muerto {f} | :: jimsonweed (Datura stramonium) |
| flor del muerto {f} [Coahuila] | :: manybristle cinchweed (Pectis papposa) |
| flor del muerto {f} [Chiapas, Tabasco, Valley of Mexico] | :: Mexican marigold (Tagetes erecta) |
| flor del muerto {f} | :: Gonolobus erianthus |
| flor del muerto {f} [Guanajuato] | :: Matalea pilosa |
| flor de muertos {f} [Central America, Mexico] | :: Mexican marigold |
| flor de Nochebuena {f} | :: poinsettia |
| floreal {m} | :: Floréal |
| florear {v} | :: to flower |
| florecer {v} | :: to flower (to put forth blooms) |
| florecer {v} | :: to flourish, prosper |
| floreciente {adj} | :: blooming |
| florecilla {f} | :: diminutive of flor |
| florecimiento {m} | :: flourishing |
| florecita {f} | :: diminutive of flor |
| Florencia {prop} {f} | :: Florencia (city) |
| Florencia {prop} {f} | :: Florencia (city) |
| Florencia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| florense {adj} | :: Of, from, or pertaining to Flores, El Petén |
| florense {mf} | :: Someone from Flores, El Petén |
| florentina {f} | :: feminine noun of florentino |
| florentinesco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Florentino Perez Rodriguez |
| florentino {adj} | :: Florentine |
| florentino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Florencia, Caquetá |
| florentino {m} | :: Florentine |
| florentino {m} | :: Someone from Florencia |
| floreo {m} [fencing] | :: flourish |
| floreo {m} [music] | :: flourish |
| floreo {m} | :: small talk |
| florería {f} | :: flower shop, florist's shop |
| florero {m} | :: vase |
| florero {m} | :: florist, flower vendor; one who sells flowers |
| florero {m} | :: flower cultivator |
| florero {m} | :: sweet-talker; flatterer; smooth criminal |
| Flores {prop} | :: surname |
| florescencia {f} | :: florescence |
| floresta {f} | :: woodland, greenwood, dell, forest (dense collection of trees) |
| floresta {f} | :: collection or gathering of pleasant things |
| florete {m} [fencing] | :: foil |
| floretear {vt} | :: to decorate with flowers |
| Floria {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| florícola {adj} | :: floriculture |
| floricultor {m} | :: flower grower |
| floricultura {f} | :: floriculture |
| Florida {prop} {f} | :: Florida (state) |
| Florida {prop} {f} | :: Florida (peninsula) |
| floridano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Florida |
| floridano {adj} | :: Floridian descended from the original Spanish settlers of Florida |
| florideña {f} | :: feminine noun of florideño |
| florideño {adj} | :: Of or from Floridablanca, Santander |
| florideño {m} | :: Someone from Floridablanca, Santander |
| floridiana {f} | :: feminine noun of floridiano |
| floridiano {adj} | :: Floridian |
| floridiano {m} | :: Floridian |
| florido {adj} | :: flowery, ornate |
| florífero {adj} | :: floriferous |
| florilegio {m} | :: anthology |
| florimulgo {m} | :: A milker of flowers |
| florimulgo {m} | :: A hummingbird |
| florín {m} | :: florin (any unit of currency called thus) |
| florín {m} | :: guilder (any unit of currency called thus) |
| Flórina {prop} {f} | :: Flórina (city) |
| florín húngaro {m} | :: forint |
| Florio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| floripondio {m} [pejorative] | :: big unsightly flower or other decoration |
| florista {mf} | :: florist |
| floristería {f} | :: flower shop, florist's shop |
| florísticamente {adv} | :: florally |
| florístico {adj} [attributive] | :: flower |
| florístico {adj} | :: floral |
| Florita {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| floritura {f} | :: flourish |
| Floro {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| florón {m} [architecture] | :: fleuron |
| flor y nata {f} [idiom] | :: the crème de la crème; the cream (of society) |
| flósculo {m} [botany] | :: floret (small flower) |
| flosculoso {adj} | :: flosculous |
| flota {f} | :: fleet |
| flota {f} [Latin America] | :: crowd |
| flotabilidad {f} | :: buoyancy |
| flotación {f} | :: flotation |
| flota de altura {f} [nautical] | :: (collectively) high sea fishing vessels |
| flotador {adj} | :: floating |
| flotador {m} | :: floater |
| flotador {m} | :: float |
| flotante {adj} | :: floating |
| flotar {v} | :: to float |
| flote {m} | :: floatation (action and effect of floating) |
| flotilla {f} | :: fleet, flotilla |
| flotista {adj} [attributive] | :: fleet |
| flow {m} | :: flow |
| fluconazol {m} | :: fluconazole |
| fluctuación {f} | :: fluctuation |
| fluctuante {adj} | :: fluctuating |
| fluctuar {v} | :: to fluctuate |
| fluctuar {v} | :: to waver |
| fludrocortisona {m} | :: fludrocortisone |
| fluencia {f} | :: yield (engineering) |
| fluentemente {adv} | :: fluently |
| fluidamente {adv} | :: fluidly |
| fluidez {f} | :: fluidity |
| fluidez {f} | :: fluency |
| fluidificación {f} | :: fluidification |
| fluidización {f} | :: fluidization |
| fluidizar {v} | :: to fluidize |
| fluido {adj} | :: fluid |
| fluido {adj} | :: fluent |
| fluido {m} | :: fluid |
| fluido {m} | :: electrical current |
| fluir {vi} | :: to flow |
| flujo {m} | :: flow |
| flujo {m} | :: flux |
| flujo {m} | :: discharge |
| flujo {m} [figuratively] | :: stream, flow |
| flujo de caja {m} | :: cash flow, cash-flow |
| flujo de trabajo {m} | :: workflow |
| flujometría {f} | :: flowmetry |
| flujo sanguíneo {m} | :: blood flow |
| fluminense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| fluminense {mf} | :: Anything related to the state of Rio de Janeiro |
| flúor {m} | :: fluorine |
| fluoración {f} | :: fluoration |
| fluorado {adj} | :: fluorated |
| fluorapatita {f} [mineral] | :: fluorapatite |
| fluorar {v} | :: to fluorinate |
| fluoresceína {f} [organic compound] | :: fluorescein |
| fluorescencia {f} | :: fluorescence |
| fluorescente {adj} | :: fluorescent |
| fluorhídrico {adj} | :: hydrofluoric |
| fluorina {f} [mineral] | :: fluorite |
| fluorita {f} [mineral] | :: fluorite |
| fluorizar {v} | :: fluoridate |
| fluoroacetato {m} | :: fluoroacetate |
| fluorobórico {adj} | :: fluoroboric |
| fluorocarbono {m} [organic compound] | :: fluorocarbon |
| fluorocarburo {m} | :: fluorocarbon |
| fluorocromo {m} | :: fluorochrome |
| fluorodesoxiglucosa {f} [organic compound] | :: fludeoxyglucose |
| fluoroformo {m} [chemistry] | :: fluoroform |
| fluoróforo {m} | :: fluorophore |
| fluoroquinolona {f} | :: fluoroquinolone |
| fluoruro {m} [chemistry] | :: fluoride |
| fluoxetina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: fluoxetine |
| flurbiprofeno {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: flurbiprofen |
| fluticasona {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: fluticasone |
| fluvial {adj} | :: fluvial |
| fluviométrico {adj} | :: fluviometric |
| flux {m} [card playing] | :: flush (hand consisting of all cards with the same suit) |
| flux {m} [Venezuela, colloquial, Dominican Republic, dated] | :: suit (set of clothes) |
| fluxión {f} | :: fluxion |
| fluyente {adj} | :: flowing |
| FMI {prop} {m} | :: Fondo Monetario Internacional; IMF (International Monetary Fund) |
| FMLN {prop} | :: initialism of Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional |
| -fobia {suffix} [psychology] | :: -phobia |
| fobia {f} [psychology] | :: phobia |
| fóbicamente {adv} | :: phobically |
| -fóbico {suffix} | :: -phobe |
| -fóbico {suffix} | :: -phobic |
| fóbico {adj} | :: phobic |
| -fobo {suffix} | :: -phobe |
| -fobo {suffix} | :: -phobic |
| fobofobia {f} | :: phobophobia |
| Fobos {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Phobos (son of Ares) |
| Fobos {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Phobos (moon of Mars) |
| foca {f} | :: seal (mammal) |
| foca {f} [colloquial] | :: whale (large, especially fat, person) |
| focaccia {f} | :: focaccia |
| foca de Groenlandia {f} | :: harp seal |
| focal {adj} | :: focal |
| foca leopardo {f} | :: leopard seal |
| focalización {f} | :: focus; focusing |
| focalizar {v} | :: to focus |
| focalizar {v} [photography] | :: to focus |
| focalizar {v} [investment] | :: to target |
| foca pía {f} | :: harp seal |
| focea {f} | :: feminine noun of foceo |
| focense {adj} | :: Phocaean |
| focense {mf} | :: Phocaean |
| foceo {adj} | :: Phocaean |
| foceo {m} | :: Phocaean |
| focha {f} | :: coot |
| focha común {f} | :: The common coot, a water bird |
| focidia {f} | :: feminine noun of focidio |
| focidio {adj} | :: Phocian |
| focidio {m} | :: Phocian |
| fócido {m} | :: earless seal |
| foco {m} | :: focus (place or spot where something is focused) |
| foco {m} | :: spotlight |
| foco {m} [Argentina, Chile, Cuba, Uruguay] | :: headlight (especially on the front of a motor vehicle) |
| foco {m} | :: light bulb |
| foco {m} [Costa Rica, Dominican Republic] | :: flashlight, torch (battery-powered hand-held light source) |
| fodongo {adj} [Mexico] | :: lazy, filthy |
| fodongo {m} [Mexico] | :: lazy, filthy person |
| fofisano {adj} [colloquial, of a man] | :: husky, burly, stout |
| fofisano {adj} [colloquial, of a man] | :: having a dadbod |
| fofo {adj} | :: spongy |
| fofo {adj} | :: flabby |
| foforro {m} [Latin America] | :: party, shindig |
| fofucha {f} | :: EVA rubber doll |
| fogaje {m} | :: hearth tax |
| Fogán {prop} [historical] | :: Fogán (county-level city) |
| foganero {adj} [historical] | :: of or relating to Fu'an, Fujian, China |
| fogata {f} | :: campfire (fire at a campground) |
| fogata {f} | :: bonfire |
| fogata {f} | :: fougasse (improvised explosive) |
| fogatita {f} | :: diminutive of fogata |
| fogón {m} | :: fireplace |
| fogón {m} | :: stove, range |
| fogón {m} [nautical] | :: galley, cuddy, caboose |
| fogón {m} | :: vent (as of a firearm) |
| fogón {m} [rail] | :: firebox, engine furnace |
| fogonadura {f} [nautical] | :: partners |
| fogonazo {m} | :: blaze |
| fogonero {m} | :: fireman (in steam engine) |
| fogosamente {adv} | :: ardently |
| fogosidad {f} | :: Excessive enthusiasm or liveliness |
| fogoso {adj} | :: ardent, especially sexually |
| fogueado {adj} | :: seasoned; veteran; well-experienced |
| foguear {v} | :: to inure |
| foguear {v} | :: to shoot a firearm with a blank |
| fogueo {m} | :: shot with a blank cartridge |
| fogueo {m} [sports] | :: friendly match |
| foguista {mf} | :: stoker |
| foie {m} | :: foie (foie gras); short for foie gras |
| foie gras {m} | :: foie gras |
| foilboard {m} | :: foilboard |
| foja {f} | :: obsolete form of hoja; leaf, sheet |
| foja {f} [Mexico, Peru] | :: leaf, sheet (of an official document) |
| Fokien {prop} [historical] | :: Fokien (province) |
| folclor {m} | :: alternative form of folclore |
| folclore {m} | :: folklore |
| folclórico {adj} | :: folk (relating to folklore) |
| folclórico {adj} | :: [of a custom] traditional; popular |
| folclorista {mf} | :: alternative form of folklorista |
| folelé {m} [Canarian] | :: dragonfly |
| folgar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of holgar |
| foliáceo {adj} | :: leafy (shaped like a leaf or leaves) |
| foliación {f} | :: foliation |
| foliar {adj} | :: foliar |
| foliar {v} | :: to number (the pages of); to foliate |
| fólico {adj} | :: folic |
| folicular {adj} | :: follicular |
| foliculitis {f} | :: folliculitis |
| folículo {m} [anatomy, botany] | :: follicle |
| foliculoestimulante {adj} | :: follicle-stimulating |
| folículo ovárico {m} | :: ovarian follicle |
| folio {m} | :: folio |
| foliolo {m} | :: alternative spelling of folíolo |
| folíolo {m} [botany] | :: leaflet |
| folioso {adj} | :: foliose |
| folívoro {m} | :: folivore |
| folk {m} | :: folk (music) |
| folkie {m} | :: folkie |
| folklor {m} | :: alternative spelling of folclor |
| folklore {m} | :: alternative spelling of folclore |
| folklórico {adj} | :: alternative spelling of folclórico |
| folklorista {mf} | :: folklorist |
| folky {adj} | :: folky |
| folla-amiga {f} [vulgar, slang] | :: fuckbuddy |
| follabilidad {f} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: fuckability |
| follable {adj} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: fuckable |
| follador {m} [vulgar] | :: fucker, shagger (one who fucks) |
| folladora {f} | :: feminine noun of follador |
| follaje {m} | :: foliage |
| follamiga {f} | :: (feminine noun of follamigo); fuck buddy, fuckbuddy |
| follamigo {m} | :: fuck buddy, fuckbuddy |
| follar {vr} [vulgar, Spain, also] | :: to fuck |
| follar {v} | :: to blow with a bellows |
| follar {v} | :: to compose something in sheets |
| follar {v} | :: to trample |
| folletear {v} [Spain, colloquial] | :: to screw around, to fuck (have sexual intercourse) |
| folletería {f} | :: leafleting (distributing leaflets) |
| folletín {m} | :: a novel (usually of sentimental nature) delivered in a series of installments in a newspaper or magazine |
| folletinesco {adj} | :: in the style of folletín, a rapidly-produced genre of serialised stories |
| folletinista {mf} | :: novelist |
| folletista {mf} | :: leafleteer, pamphleteer |
| folleto {m} | :: pamphlet, brochure |
| follódromo {m} [vulgar] | :: fuckpad |
| follón {adj} | :: lazy, good-for-nothing |
| follón {m} [Latin America, fireworks] | :: squib, dud (a rocket that fails to detonate) |
| follón {m} [colloquial] | :: mess, fuss, snarl, confusion |
| follón {m} [colloquial] | :: uproar |
| follonero {m} [colloquial] | :: shit stirrer |
| Fomalhaut {prop} [star] | :: Fomalhaut |
| fome {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: boring, lame, uncool, dull |
| fomentación {f} | :: promotion |
| fomentar {v} | :: to foment (excite) |
| fomentar {v} | :: to foster, encourage, promote, advance |
| fomentar {v} | :: to feed, nourish |
| fomentar {v} | :: to provide |
| fomentar {v} | :: to apply a poultice |
| fomento {m} | :: stimulus, animus, impulse |
| fomento {m} | :: development, promotion, building (administrative action for promoting a useful result) |
| fomento {m} [medicine] | :: A wet cloth which is applied to the skin for medicinal purposes, usually accompanied by heat |
| fómite {m} | :: fomite |
| fómix {m} | :: EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) |
| fonación {f} | :: phonation (production of sound in an animal that carries meaning) |
| fonavista {m} | :: member of Fonavistas del Peru |
| fonda {f} | :: small, inexpensive restaurant |
| fonda {f} | :: boarding house, inn, or tavern providing lodging and meals |
| fonda {f} | :: stall or canteen where food and drinks are served |
| fondant {m} | :: fondant (confectionery) |
| fondeadero {m} | :: anchorage (place for anchoring) |
| fondear {v} | :: to sound |
| fondear {v} | :: to anchor |
| fondera {f} | :: feminine noun of fondero |
| fondero {m} | :: innkeeper |
| fondillo {m} | :: seat; crotch (of trousers) |
| fondillo {m} | :: bottom; rear end; derriere |
| fondismo {m} | :: long-distance running |
| fondista {mf} | :: long-distance runner |
| fondita {f} | :: diminutive of fonda |
| fondo {m} | :: bottom |
| fondo {m} | :: back |
| fondo {m} | :: fund, funding |
| fondo {m} | :: opposite side or extreme (of a house, store, room, corridor, street, field, tubing, piping, etc.), respect to the talker, entrance or beginning |
| fondo de inversión {m} | :: investment fund |
| Fondo Monetario Internacional {prop} {m} | :: International Monetary Fund |
| fondue {f} | :: fondue (dish) |
| fonema {m} [phonetics] | :: phoneme |
| fonemática {f} | :: phonemics |
| fonemático {adj} | :: phonemic |
| fonémicamente {adv} | :: phonemically |
| fonémico {adj} | :: phonemic |
| fonendoscopio {m} | :: phonendoscope, stethoscope |
| fonética {f} | :: phonetics |
| fonéticamente {adv} | :: phonetically |
| fonético {adj} | :: phonetic |
| fonetista {mf} | :: phonetician |
| fónico {adj} | :: phonic |
| -fono {suffix} | :: -phone |
| fono- {prefix} | :: phono- |
| fono {m} [chiefly Chile] | :: telephone, blower |
| fono {m} [linguistics] | :: phone |
| fonoaudióloga {f} | :: speech therapist |
| fonocaptor {m} [music] | :: pickup |
| fonografía {f} | :: phonography |
| fonográfico {adj} | :: phonographic |
| fonógrafo {m} | :: phonograph |
| fonograma {m} | :: phonogram |
| fonóloga {f} | :: female equivalent of fonólogo |
| fonología {f} | :: phonology (subfield of linguistics concerned with the way sounds function in languages) |
| fonológicamente {adv} | :: phonologically |
| fonológico {adj} | :: phonological |
| fonólogo {m} | :: phonologist |
| fonón {m} | :: phonon |
| fonoteca {f} | :: A sound or record archive or library |
| fonsadera {f} [historical] | :: A kind of war tax or tribute in medieval Spain |
| Fonseca {prop} | :: surname |
| Fontaine {prop} | :: surname |
| fontal {adj} | :: fontal |
| fontana {f} [poetic, formal, archaic] | :: fountain |
| fontanela {f} | :: fontanelle |
| fontanería {f} [Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras] | :: plumbing |
| fontanero {m} [Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras] | :: plumber |
| Fontenot {prop} | :: surname |
| footing {m} | :: jogging (as a form of exercise), running |
| foque {m} [nautical] | :: jib |
| foquera {f} | :: feminine noun of foquero |
| foquero {adj} | :: of or related to seal hunting |
| foquero {m} | :: seal hunter |
| foquismo {m} | :: focalism (revolutionary strategy) |
| foragido {m} | :: (outdated) a fugitive |
| forajido {adj} | :: outlawed |
| forajido {m} | :: outlaw |
| foral {adj} | :: Of or relating to the local government, or fueros |
| foralidad {f} | :: state of being an autonomous community |
| foralismo {m} | :: The support of the user of fueros |
| foralista {adj} | :: of or pertaining to foralismo |
| foralista {mf} | :: A supporter of foralismo |
| foramen {m} [anatomy] | :: foramen |
| foraminífero {m} | :: foraminifer |
| foráneo {adj} | :: foreign |
| forasta {mf} | :: outsider |
| forastera {f} | :: feminine noun of forastero |
| forastero {adj} | :: foreign |
| forastero {m} | :: foreigner |
| forastero {m} | :: stranger, outsider |
| forbol {m} | :: phorbol |
| forcejar {v} | :: alternative spelling of forcejear |
| forcejear {vi} | :: to struggle |
| forcejeo {m} | :: struggle |
| fórceps {m} | :: forceps |
| fordiano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Fordism |
| fordismo {m} | :: Fordism |
| forense {adj} | :: forensic |
| forense {mf} | :: forensic examiner |
| forense {mf} | :: coroner |
| forero {adj} | :: synonym of foral |
| foresta {f} | :: forest (dense collection of trees) |
| forestación {f} | :: forestation |
| forestal {adj} | :: forest |
| forestar {v} | :: to forest; to afforest |
| forestería {f} | :: forestry |
| forex {m} | :: forex |
| forfait {m} | :: ski pass |
| forfait {m} | :: flat rate, package price |
| forinto {m} | :: forint |
| forista {adj} [politics] | :: of or pertaining to Foro |
| forista {mf} [politics] | :: A member or supporter of Foro |
| forja {f} | :: forge |
| forja {f} | :: foundry |
| forjado {n} | :: slab |
| forjado {adj} | :: forged |
| forjador {m} | :: forger (person who forges metals) |
| forjadora {f} | :: female equivalent of forjador |
| forjar {v} | :: to forge |
| forlón {m} | :: An old kind of four-seated coach |
| forma {f} | :: shape; form; figure |
| forma {f} | :: way; manner |
| forma {f} | :: basis; method |
| formación {f} | :: formation |
| formación {f} | :: training, education |
| formación {f} | :: alignment (ordered group of people) |
| formación {f} [geology] | :: formation |
| forma de vida {f} | :: lifeform |
| forma de vida {f} | :: lifestyle, way of life |
| formadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of formado |
| formador {adj} | :: forming, formative |
| formador {adj} | :: teaching |
| formador {m} | :: former (something or someone who forms something) |
| formador {m} | :: teacher, trainer (someone who teaches) |
| formadora {f} | :: feminine noun of formador |
| formaje {f} [dated] | :: cheese |
| formal {adj} | :: formal |
| formaldehido {m} | :: formaldehyde |
| formaldehído {m} [chemistry] | :: formaldehyde |
| formalidad {f} | :: formality |
| formalísimo {adj} | :: superlative of formal |
| formalismo {m} | :: formalism |
| formalista {adj} | :: formalist |
| formalista {mf} | :: formalist |
| formalito {adj} | :: diminutive of formal |
| formalización {f} | :: formalization |
| formalizar {v} | :: to formalize |
| formalizar {v} | :: to finalize |
| formalmente {adv} | :: formally |
| formamida {f} [organic chemistry] | :: formamide |
| formante {m} | :: formant |
| formar {vt} | :: to form, to create |
| formar {vt} | :: to train, to educate |
| formar {vt} | :: to make up, to constitute |
| formar {vi} | :: to line up (to get in a line) |
| formar parte {v} | :: to be a part of |
| formarse {v} | :: reflexive of formar |
| formatear {v} | :: to format |
| formateo {m} | :: formatting |
| formativo {adj} | :: formative |
| formato {m} | :: format |
| -forme {suffix} | :: -shaped, -form, -like |
| formiato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: formate |
| fórmico {adj} | :: formic |
| formidable {adj} | :: great, fantastic, tremendous |
| formidable {adj} | :: formidable |
| formidablemente {adv} | :: wonderfully, incredibly |
| formol {m} | :: formol |
| formón {m} | :: chisel |
| Formosa {prop} | :: Formosa (province) |
| formoseño {adj} | :: of or from Formosa |
| formoseño {m} | :: Someone from Formosa |
| fórmula {f} | :: formula |
| Fórmula 1 {prop} {f} | :: Formula One (discipline in motor racing) |
| formulación {f} | :: formulation |
| fórmula de Euler {f} [complex analysis] | :: Euler’s formula |
| formulador {m} | :: maker, former (one who forms) |
| fórmula química {f} | :: molecular formula |
| formular {adj} | :: formulary |
| formular {v} | :: to formulate |
| formular {v} | :: to make, to establish |
| formular {v} | :: to ask (a question) |
| formulario {adj} | :: formal |
| formulario {m} | :: form (to be filled in) |
| formulario {m} [healthcare] | :: formulary |
| Fórmula Uno {prop} {f} | :: Formula One (discipline in motor racing) |
| formulismo {m} | :: formulism |
| formulista {mf} | :: formulist |
| Fornax {prop} [constellation] | :: Fornax (constellation) |
| fornicación {f} | :: fornication |
| fornicador {m} | :: fornicator |
| fornicar {v} | :: to fornicate |
| fornicaria {f} | :: feminine noun of fornicario |
| fornicario {adj} | :: fornicatory |
| fornicario {m} | :: fornicator |
| fornicio {m} | :: fornication |
| fornido {adj} | :: strappy, well-built |
| fórnix {m} [anatomy] | :: fornix (bundle of fibres at the base of the brain) |
| -foro {suffix} | :: -phore |
| foro {m} | :: forum (a place for discussion) |
| foro {m} | :: forum (an Internet message board) |
| Foro {prop} [politics] | :: A Spanish political party |
| Foro de Cooperación Económica Asia-Pacífico {prop} {m} | :: APEC (trade agreement) |
| forofa {f} | :: feminine noun of forofo |
| forofo {m} [colloquial] | :: fan, enthusiast |
| forónido {m} [zoology] | :: phoronid |
| fororo {m} [Venezuela] | :: A type of flour made with toasted corn |
| forqueta {f} [dated] | :: fork |
| forradito {adj} | :: diminutive of forrado |
| forrado {adj} [colloquial] | :: wealthy; rolling in it |
| forraje {m} | :: forage |
| forrajeador {m} | :: forager |
| forrajear {v} | :: to forage |
| forrajero {adj} | :: forage |
| forrar {vt} | :: to line, cover the inside |
| forrar {vt} | :: to put a cover on a book |
| forrar {vt} | :: to overlay |
| forrar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to become rich, to make a killing |
| forrarse {v} | :: reflexive of forrar |
| forro {m} | :: lining |
| forro {m} | :: dust jacket |
| forro {m} [heraldry] | :: fur |
| forro {m} [Argentina] | :: condom |
| forro {m} [Argentina] | :: said to refer to people that are obnoxious, sometimes treacherous |
| forsterita {f} [mineral] | :: forsterite |
| fortachón {adj} | :: strong |
| fortalecedor {adj} | :: fortifying, restorative, regenerative |
| fortalecer {vt} | :: to fortify, strengthen |
| fortalecerse {v} | :: reflexive of fortalecer |
| fortalecimiento {m} | :: fortifying, strengthening |
| fortalecimiento muscular {m} | :: strength training |
| fortaleza {f} | :: fortitude |
| fortaleza {f} | :: strength |
| fortaleza {f} | :: firmness |
| fortaleza {f} | :: fortress |
| Fort-de-France {prop} {f} | :: Fort-de-France (capital city) |
| fortificación {f} | :: fortification |
| fortificado {adj} | :: fortified |
| fortificante {adj} | :: fortifying |
| fortificante {m} | :: fortifier |
| fortificar {v} | :: to fortify |
| fortín {m} | :: bunker, pillbox (small fort) |
| fortísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fuerte |
| fortitud {f} [archaic] | :: fortitude |
| fortnitera {f} | :: feminine noun of fortnitero |
| fortnitero {m} | :: A Fortnite player |
| fortuitamente {adv} | :: Fortuitously, by chance |
| fortuito {adj} | :: accidental |
| fortuna {f} | :: fortune |
| fortuna {f} | :: wealth |
| fortuna {f} | :: luck |
| fortunadamente {adv} | :: fortunately |
| forúnculo {m} | :: boil; furuncle |
| forzadamente {adv} | :: forcefully |
| forzado {adj} | :: forced, forcible |
| forzado {adj} | :: far-fetched, unlikely |
| forzado {m} | :: convict |
| forzamiento {m} | :: forcing |
| forzar {vt} | :: to force, break through |
| forzar {vt} | :: to violate, rape, ravish |
| forzar {vt} | :: to take by storm |
| forzar {vt} | :: to compel, force |
| forzarse {v} | :: reflexive of forzar |
| forzosamente {adv} | :: compulsorily, obligatorily |
| forzoso {adj} | :: obligatory, compulsory |
| forzudo {adj} | :: strong, tough |
| fosa {f} | :: cavity |
| fosa {f} | :: grave |
| fosa {f} | :: pit |
| fosa {f} | :: moat |
| fosa común {f} | :: mass grave |
| Fosa de las Marianas {prop} {f} | :: Mariana Trench (trench in the North Pacific Ocean) |
| fosa nasal {f} | :: nasal cavity |
| fosa nasal {f} | :: nostril |
| foseta {f} [zoology] | :: pit |
| foseta loreal {f} | :: loreal pit |
| fosfatasa {f} [enzyme] | :: phosphatase |
| fosfatídico {adj} | :: phosphatidic |
| fosfatidilcolina {f} [organic compound] | :: phosphatidylcholine |
| fosfatidilinositol {m} | :: phosphatidylinositol |
| fosfatidilserina {f} | :: phosphatidylserine |
| fosfatizar {v} | :: to phosphatize |
| fosfato {m} | :: phosphate |
| fosfina {f} | :: phosphine |
| fosfito {m} | :: phosphite |
| fosfo- {prefix} | :: phospho- |
| fosfocreatina {f} [organic compound] | :: phosphocreatine |
| fosfodiéster {m} | :: phosphodiester |
| fosfodiesterasa {f} [enzyme] | :: phosphodiesterase |
| fosfofructoquinasa {f} [enzyme] | :: phosphofructokinase |
| fosfoglicerato {m} | :: phosphoglycerate |
| fosfoglicérido {f} [organic compound] | :: phosphoglyceride |
| fosfogluconato {m} [organic compound] | :: phosphogluconate |
| fosfogluconolactona {f} [organic compound] | :: phosphogluconolactone |
| fosfogluconolactonasa {f} [enzyme] | :: phosphogluconolactonase |
| fosfolipasa {f} [enzyme] | :: phospholipase |
| fosfolípido {m} [organic compound] | :: phospholipid |
| fosfomicina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: fosfomycin |
| fosfonato {f} | :: phosphonate |
| fosfonio {m} | :: phosphonium |
| fosfoproteína {f} [protein] | :: phosphoprotein |
| fosforado {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: phosphide |
| fosforano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: phosphorane |
| fosforecer {v} | :: alternative spelling of fosforescer |
| fosforera {f} | :: matchbox |
| fosforera {f} [Cuba] | :: lighter |
| fosforescencia {f} | :: phosphorescence |
| fosforescente {adj} | :: phosphorescent |
| fosforescer {vi} | :: to phosphoresce |
| fosfórico {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: phosphoric |
| fosforilación {f} [chemistry] | :: phosphorylation |
| fosforilado {adj} | :: phosphorylated |
| fosforilar {v} | :: to phosphorylate |
| fosforilasa {f} | :: phosphorylase |
| fosforito {adj} | :: fluorescent |
| fosforito {adj} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Peru, Puerto Rico, Venezuela] | :: quick-tempered, short-tempered [archaic in some of these places] |
| fosforito {m} | :: highlighter |
| fosforito {m} | :: Chilean firetree |
| fosforito {m} | :: diminutive of fósforo, a small matchstick |
| fosforito {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela] | :: livewire, firecracker, spitfire |
| fósforo {m} | :: phosphorus |
| fósforo {m} | :: matchstick |
| fosforribosil {m} [organic compound] | :: phosphoribosyl |
| fosfotransferasa {f} | :: phosphotransferase |
| fosfoyeso {m} | :: phosphogypsum |
| fosfuro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: phosphide |
| fosgeno {m} | :: phosgene |
| fósil {m} | :: fossil |
| fosilífero {adj} | :: fossiliferous |
| fosilización {f} | :: fossilization |
| fosilizarse {v} | :: to fossilize, become a fossil |
| fósil viviente {m} [biology] | :: living fossil |
| fosita {f} | :: diminutive of fosa |
| foso {m} | :: ditch, trench |
| foso {m} | :: moat, fosse |
| foso {m} [shooting] | :: trap |
| fotaza {f} | :: a great photo |
| fótico {adj} | :: photic |
| fotingo {m} | :: rustbucket; banger (old car) |
| foto- {prefix} | :: photo- |
| foto {f} | :: photo, photograph |
| fotoalergia {f} [medicine] | :: photoallergy |
| fotobionte {m} | :: photobiont |
| fotocomposición {f} | :: photocomposition |
| fotocopia {f} | :: photocopy |
| fotocopiadora {f} | :: photocopier |
| fotocopiar {v} | :: to photocopy |
| fotodepilación {f} | :: laser hair removal |
| fotodesintegración {f} [physics] | :: photodisintegration |
| fotodiodo {m} | :: photodiode |
| fotodocumentalismo {m} | :: documentary photography |
| fotoeléctrico {adj} | :: photoelectric |
| fotoelectrón {m} | :: photoelectron |
| fotofobia {f} | :: photophobia |
| fotóforo {m} | :: photophore |
| fotofosforilación {f} [biochemistry] | :: photophosphorylation |
| fotogalería {f} | :: photo gallery |
| fotogenia {f} | :: photogenicity |
| fotogénico {adj} | :: photogenic (producing or emitting light) |
| fotogénico {adj} | :: photogenic (looking good in a photograph) |
| fotograbado {m} | :: photoengraving |
| fotógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of fotógrafo |
| fotografía {f} | :: photograph |
| fotografía {f} | :: photography |
| fotografiar {v} | :: to photograph, take a photograph |
| fotográficamente {adv} | :: photographically |
| fotográfico {adj} | :: photographic |
| fotógrafo {m} | :: photographer |
| fotograma {f} | :: frame (of a film) |
| fotogrametría {f} | :: photogrammetry |
| fotogramétrico {adj} | :: photogrammetric |
| fotolibro {m} [photography] | :: photobook |
| fotólisis {f} | :: photolysis |
| fotolito {m} | :: photolyte |
| fotolitografía {f} | :: photolithography |
| fotolog {m} | :: photolog |
| fotomatón {m} | :: photo booth |
| fotometría {f} | :: photometry |
| fotométrico {adj} | :: photometric |
| fotómetro {m} | :: photometer |
| fotomontaje {m} | :: photomontage |
| fotomulta {f} | :: traffic camera (camera that takes photos of cars violating traffic rules) |
| fotomultiplicador {f} | :: photomultiplier |
| fotón {m} | :: photon |
| fotón {m} | :: augmentative of foto, a great photo |
| fotónica {f} | :: photonics |
| fotónico {adj} | :: photonic |
| fotonovela {f} | :: fotonovela |
| fotoperiodismo {m} | :: photojournalism |
| fotoperiodista {mf} | :: photojournalist |
| fotoperiodo {m} | :: photoperiod |
| fotoperíodo {m} | :: alternative spelling of fotoperiodo |
| fotoprotección {f} | :: photoprotection, UV protection |
| fotoprotector {adj} | :: photoprotectant |
| fotoprotector {m} | :: photoprotector |
| fotoquímica {m} | :: photochemistry |
| fotoquímico {adj} | :: photochemical |
| fotoreportera {f} | :: photojournalist |
| fotoreportero {m} | :: photojournalist |
| fotorradar {m} | :: photoradar, speed trap |
| fotorrealista {adj} | :: photorealist |
| fotorrealista {mf} | :: photorealist |
| fotorreceptor {adj} | :: photoreceptive |
| fotorreceptor {m} [biology] | :: photoreceptor |
| fotorreconocimiento {m} | :: photoreconnaissance |
| fotorreportaje {m} | :: photoreportage |
| fotorreportero {m} | :: photojournalist |
| fotorresistencia {f} [physics] | :: photoresistance |
| fotorrojo {m} | :: red light camera |
| fotosensibilidad {f} | :: photosensitivity |
| fotosensible {adj} | :: photosensitive |
| fotosfera {f} | :: photosphere |
| fotoshopear {v} | :: to photoshop |
| fotosíntesis {f} | :: photosynthesis |
| fotosintéticamente {adv} | :: photosynthetically |
| fotosintético {adj} | :: photosynthetic |
| fotosintetizador {m} | :: photosynthesizer |
| fotosistema {m} | :: photosystem |
| fototaxia {f} [biology] | :: phototaxis |
| fototaxis {f} [biology] | :: phototaxis |
| fototerapia {f} | :: phototherapy |
| fototipo {m} | :: phototype |
| fototropina {f} [protein] | :: phototropin |
| fototropismo {m} [biology] | :: phototropism |
| fototubo {m} | :: phototube |
| fotovoltaico {adj} | :: photovoltaic |
| fotuto {m} [Cuba] | :: horn (on the car) |
| foulard {m} | :: foulard |
| foultip {m} [baseball] | :: foul tip |
| fóvea {m} [anatomy] | :: The retinal fovea, or fovea centralis, responsible for sharp central vision |
| foveal {adj} [anatomy] | :: foveal |
| fovismo {m} | :: alternative form of fauvismo |
| foxista {adj} | :: of or relating to Vicente Fox Quesada, president of Mexico from 2000 to 2006 |
| foxtrot {m} [dance] | :: foxtrot |
| foyer {m} | :: foyer |
| fr. {n} | :: abbreviation of fray |
| fr. {n} | :: abbreviation of francés |
| frac {m} | :: tailcoat |
| fracasada {f} | :: feminine noun of fracasado |
| fracasado {adj} | :: failed, unsuccessful |
| fracasado {m} | :: loser, failure, flop |
| fracasar {vi} | :: to fail, flop, lose |
| fracasar {vit} [obsolete] | :: to break into pieces |
| fracaso {m} | :: downfall, ruin, calamity, destruction |
| fracaso {m} | :: failure, flop, abortiveness |
| fracción {f} | :: fraction |
| fracción {f} | :: part, fragment |
| fracción {f} [politics] | :: faction, splinter group |
| fraccionador {m} | :: fractionator |
| fraccional {adj} | :: fractional |
| fraccionamiento {m} [Mexico] | :: a kind of neighbourhood |
| fraccionar {v} | :: to divide |
| fraccionariamente {adv} | :: fractionally |
| fraccionario {adj} | :: fractional |
| fracción común {f} | :: common fraction |
| fracking {m} | :: fracking |
| fractal {adj} | :: fractal |
| fractura {f} | :: fracture |
| fracturación {f} | :: fracturing |
| fracturamiento {m} | :: fracturing |
| fracturar {vt} | :: to fracture |
| Fraga {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| fragancia {f} | :: fragrance, perfume, scent |
| fragante {adj} | :: sweet, redolent |
| fragante {adj} | :: notorious |
| fraganti {particle} | :: only used in in fraganti |
| fragata {f} | :: frigate |
| fragata {f} | :: frigatebird |
| frágil {adj} | :: fragile |
| fragilidad {f} | :: fragility |
| fragilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of frágil |
| fragilizar {vt} | :: to make fragile |
| frágilmente {adv} | :: fragilely |
| fragmentación {f} | :: fragmentation |
| fragmentadamente {adv} | :: fragmentedly |
| fragmentar {v} | :: to fragment |
| fragmentariamente {adv} | :: fragmentarily |
| fragmentario {adj} | :: fragmentary |
| fragmento {m} | :: fragment |
| fragmento {m} | :: clip (a frame containing a number of bullets which is intended to be inserted into the magazine of a firearm to allow for rapid reloading.) |
| fragmento de Okazaki {m} [genetics] | :: Okazaki fragment |
| fragor {m} | :: clamour, din |
| fragor {m} | :: heat |
| fragoroso {adj} | :: deafening, thunderous |
| fragosidad {f} | :: craggedness, cragginess, rockiness |
| fragosidad {f} | :: roughness, unevenness (of the road) |
| fragoso {adj} | :: rocky, craggy |
| fragoso {adj} | :: rough, uneven |
| fragrante {adj} | :: aromatic; fragrant (giving off a scent) |
| fragua {f} | :: forge |
| fraguar {v} | :: to forge |
| fraguar {v} | :: to conceive of |
| fraguar {v} | :: to hatch |
| fraguar {vi} | :: to set |
| fragüe {m} | :: grout (mortar used between tiles) |
| fraile {m} | :: friar |
| frailecillo {m} | :: puffin (seabird with a coloured beak) |
| frailecito {m} | :: diminutive of fraile |
| frailejón {m} | :: Any of the perennial shrubs in the Espeletia genus |
| frailesco {adj} | :: monklike; monkish |
| frailuno {adj} | :: monkish |
| frambuesa {f} | :: raspberry |
| frambueso {m} | :: raspberry (plant) |
| francachela {f} | :: jolly feast |
| francamente {adv} | :: frankly |
| francés {adj} | :: French (as in French food, clothing, etc.) |
| francés {m} | :: Frenchman, inhabitant of France |
| francés {m} | :: the French language |
| francés {m} [colloquial] | :: blowjob |
| francesa {f} | :: Frenchwoman |
| francés antiguo {m} | :: Old French language |
| francés medio {m} | :: Middle French language |
| Fráncfort {prop} {m} | :: Fráncfort (city) |
| Fráncfort del Meno {prop} | :: Frankfurt-am-Main |
| franchute {mf} [colloquial, pejorative, ethnic slur] | :: a frog, Frenchy, baguette [a French person] |
| Francia {prop} {f} | :: France |
| Francia {prop} {f} | :: The letter F in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| fráncico {m} | :: Frankish language |
| francio {m} | :: francium |
| franciscanismo {m} | :: Franciscanism |
| franciscano {adj} | :: Franciscan |
| franciscano {m} | :: Franciscan |
| Francisco {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Francisquito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| francmasón {m} | :: freemason |
| francmasonería {f} | :: Freemasonry |
| francmasónico {adj} | :: masonic |
| franco- {prefix} | :: Franco- |
| franco {m} | :: franc (former currency of France and other countries) |
| franco {adj} | :: frank, candid, straightforward |
| franco {adj} | :: generous, liberal, openhanded |
| franco {adj} | :: free, unimpeded, unencumbered |
| franco {adj} | :: exempt, free |
| franco {adj} | :: Frankish |
| Franco {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Franco {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Franco {prop} {m} | :: ellipsis of Francisco Franco |
| francoalemán {adj} | :: Franco-German |
| francoarenoso {adj} | :: sandy loamy |
| franco bordo {m} [nautical] | :: freeboard |
| francobordo {m} | :: freeboard |
| francocanadiense {adj} | :: French Canadian |
| francocanadiense {mf} | :: French Canadian |
| franco de servicio {adj} [idiom] | :: off duty (police, soldier) |
| franco-español {adj} | :: Franco-Spanish |
| francoespañól {adj} | :: Franco-Spanish |
| francoestadounidense {adj} | :: French-American |
| francoestadounidense {mf} | :: French-American |
| francófila {f} | :: feminine noun of francófilo |
| francófilo {m} | :: francophile |
| francofonía {f} | :: Francophony |
| francófono {adj} | :: Francophone |
| francohablante {mf} | :: Francophone |
| francoholandés {adj} | :: Franco-Dutch |
| francoincienso {m} | :: frankincense |
| franco-italiano {adj} | :: Franco-Italian |
| francolín {m} | :: francolin |
| franconia {f} | :: feminine noun of franconio |
| franconio {adj} | :: Franconian |
| franconio {m} | :: Franconian |
| francoparlante {adj} | :: French-speaking |
| francoparlante {mf} | :: French-speaker |
| franco-portugués {adj} | :: Franco-Portuguese |
| francoprovenzal {m} | :: Franco-Provençal (language) |
| francotirador {m} | :: sniper |
| francotiradora {f} | :: sniper |
| francoturco {adj} | :: Franco-Turkish |
| francoturco {m} | :: Franco-Turk |
| franela {f} | :: flannel |
| franela {f} | :: T-shirt |
| franelear {v} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: to feel up, touch up, grope |
| franelera {f} | :: feminine noun of franelero |
| franelero {adj} | :: sweettalking |
| franelero {m} | :: sweet-talker |
| franelero {m} | :: car park attendant (especially, an illegal one) |
| frangible {adj} | :: frangible, breakable |
| frangir {v} | :: to split |
| frangir {v} | :: to divide |
| franja {f} | :: strip |
| franja {f} | :: stripe |
| Franja de Aragón {prop} {f} | :: Aragon Strip (part of Aragon where Catalan is spoken) |
| franjear {v} | :: to flank |
| franjirrojo {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Rayo Vallecano, a football team from Madrid |
| franjiverde {mf} | :: a fan, player, coach etc. of Elche CF, a soccer team from Elche, Spain |
| Frankenstein {prop} {m} | :: Frankenstein |
| frañol {m} | :: A mix of French and Spanish |
| franquear {v} | :: to clear |
| franqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of franqueño |
| franqueño {adj} | :: Of or from the Presidente Franco District of Paraguay |
| franqueño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the Presidente Franco District of Paraguay |
| franqueo {m} | :: postage |
| franqueza {f} | :: directness, outspokenness |
| franquicia {f} | :: chain, franchise (a series of businesses with the same brand name) |
| franquicia {f} [insurance] | :: deductible, co-payment |
| franquiciador {m} | :: franchisor; franchiser |
| franquiciadora {f} | :: feminine noun of franquiciador |
| franquiciar {v} | :: to franchise |
| franquiciatario {m} | :: franchisee, franchisor |
| franquincienso {m} | :: frankincense |
| franquismo {m} | :: Francoism |
| franquista {adj} | :: Franquist (pertaining to Francisco Franco) |
| franquista {mf} | :: Franquist (supporter of Francisco Franco) |
| frapé {m} | :: frappé |
| frapeado {adj} | :: crushed |
| frapita {f} [Argentina, slang, usually, in the plural] | :: stuff (something too irrelevant to be specified) |
| frapita {f} [Argentina, slang, usually, in the plural] | :: bullshit |
| frappuccino {m} | :: frappuccino |
| frasco {m} | :: bottle (for medicine, perfume) |
| frasco {m} | :: jar |
| frase {f} | :: sentence |
| frase {f} | :: phrase |
| frasear {v} | :: to phrase |
| frasecilla {f} | :: diminutive of frase |
| frasecita {f} | :: diminutive of frase |
| frase hecha {f} | :: set phrase |
| fraseo {m} [music] | :: phrasing |
| fraseo {m} | :: phrasing |
| fraseología {f} | :: phraseology |
| fraseológico {adj} | :: phraseological |
| Frasniano {prop} {m} | :: Frasnian |
| Frasniense {prop} {m} | :: Frasnian |
| frasquillo {m} | :: diminutive of frasco |
| Frasquita {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| frasquito {m} | :: diminutive of frasco |
| fraternal {adj} | :: fraternal |
| fraternalmente {adv} | :: fraternally |
| fraternidad {f} | :: brotherhood |
| fraternidad {f} | :: fraternity |
| fraternización {f} | :: fraternization |
| fraternizar {v} | :: to fraternize |
| fraterno {adj} | :: brotherly, fraternal (of or charasteristic of brothers) |
| fratricida {adj} | :: fratricidal |
| fratricida {mf} | :: fratricide |
| fratricidamente {adv} | :: in a dog-eat-dog way |
| fratricidio {m} | :: fratricide |
| fraude {m} | :: fraud |
| fraude electoral {m} | :: electoral fraud |
| fraudulentamente {adv} | :: fraudulently |
| fraudulento {adj} | :: fraudulent |
| fray {m} | :: friar |
| fraybentina {f} | :: feminine singular of fraybentino |
| fraybentino {adj} | :: Of or from the Uruguayan city of Fray Bentos |
| fraybentino {m} | :: A person from Fray Bentos |
| frayle {m} | :: obsolete spelling of fraile |
| frazada {f} | :: blanket (furry in texture or faux fur) |
| freaki {adj} | :: alternative spelling of friki |
| freaki {mf} | :: alternative spelling of friki |
| freático {adj} [geology] | :: phreatic |
| frecuencia {f} | :: frequency |
| frecuencia {f} | :: repetition |
| frecuencial {adj} | :: frequential |
| frecuencia respiratoria {f} | :: respiratory rate |
| frecuentación {f} | :: frequenting (of a place) |
| frecuentador {m} | :: frequenter |
| frecuentadora {f} | :: feminine noun of frecuentador |
| frecuentar {v} | :: to frequent |
| frecuentativo {m} | :: frequentative |
| frecuente {adj} | :: frequent (done or occurring often) |
| frecuente {adj} | :: common, usual (commonly occurring) |
| frecuentemente {adv} | :: often, frequently |
| frecuentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of frecuente |
| freelance {adj} | :: freelance |
| freelance {m} | :: freelancer |
| free lancer {mf} [nonstandard] | :: freelancer |
| freestyle {m} | :: freestyle |
| Freetown {prop} | :: Freetown (capital city) |
| freeware {m} | :: freeware |
| fregadero {m} | :: sink, kitchen sink |
| fregado {adj} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: annoying, quarrelsome, complicated |
| fregado {m} | :: mop; mopping (action) |
| fregado {m} | :: washing up (action of washing up) |
| fregado {m} | :: pickle; trouble; mess |
| fregado {m} | :: row; argument; fight |
| fregadora {f} [Cuba] | :: car wash |
| fregar {v} | :: to wash (dishes) |
| fregar {v} | :: to scrub |
| fregar {v} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: to peeve, annoy |
| fregolismo {m} | :: High-paced frenetic acting |
| fregón {adj} [Latin America] | :: silly; dumb |
| fregón {adj} [Latin America] | :: annoying |
| fregona {f} | :: dishwasher (person); kitchen maid |
| fregona {f} | :: mop |
| fregotear {v} [colloquial] | :: to scrub; to give a quick scrubbing |
| freguesia {f} | :: Administrative parish of Portugal |
| freguesía {f} | :: parish (in Galicia) |
| freidora {f} | :: fryer, deep-fat fryer |
| freiduría {f} | :: fried-fish restaurant |
| freír {v} | :: to fry |
| freírsela {v} [idiom] | :: to trick |
| frejol {m} [Peru] | :: bean seed |
| frejol {m} [Peru] | :: bean plant |
| FRELIMO {prop} {m} | :: alternative case form of Frelimo |
| frenada {f} | :: brake, braking (act of braking e.g. a vehicle) |
| frenada {f} [mechanics] | :: decelerating capacity of a vehicle |
| frenado {m} | :: brake, braking (act of braking e.g. a vehicle) |
| frenaje {m} | :: brake, braking (act of braking e.g. a vehicle) |
| frenaje {m} | :: brake, braking system (technical equipment used for braking) |
| frenar {vt} | :: to brake (a vehicle) |
| frenar {vt} | :: to restrain |
| frenazo {m} | :: sudden or violent braking of a vehicle |
| frenesí {m} | :: frenzy (state of wild activity or panic) |
| frenéticamente {adv} | :: frenetically; furiously |
| frenético {adj} | :: frenetic, frantic, frenzied, fast-paced |
| frénico {adj} | :: phrenic |
| frenillo {m} [orthodontics] | :: braces |
| frenillo {m} | :: frenulum (fold of tissue that prevents an organ in the body from moving too far) |
| frenillo {m} | :: speech disorder |
| freno {m} [automotive] | :: brake (device used to slow or stop the motion of a wheel or vehicle) |
| freno {m} | :: bit (piece of metal placed in a horse's mouth and connected to the reins to direct the animal) |
| freno {m} | :: check, restraint (control, limit, or stop) |
| freno {m} | :: see also frenos for plural only senses |
| frenocólico {adj} [anatomy] | :: phrenicocolic |
| freno de tambor {m} | :: drum brake |
| frenología {f} | :: phrenology |
| frenopático {adj} | :: psychiatric |
| frenopático {m} [colloquial] | :: lunatic asylum, loony bin |
| frente {f} [anatomy] | :: forehead, brow |
| frente {m} | :: front |
| frente {m} [architecture] | :: front |
| frente {m} [military] | :: front |
| frente {m} [weather] | :: front |
| frente {m} [Politics] | :: front |
| frente a {prep} | :: as opposed to; contrary to |
| frente a {prep} | :: opposite; facing |
| frente a {prep} | :: faced with |
| frente a frente {adv} | :: face to face |
| frenteamplista {mf} | :: A member or supporter of Frente Amplio, a political party in various countries |
| frenteamplista {adj} | :: Supporting Frente Amplio |
| frentear {v} | :: to face |
| frente de trabajo {m} | :: work front |
| frente frío {m} | :: cold front |
| frentepopulista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or from, the popular front |
| frentepopulista {mf} | :: A supporter of the popular front |
| frentera {f} | :: face piece (of a horse's bridle) |
| frentero {adj} | :: in your face |
| frentismo {m} [politics] | :: The creation of alliances |
| frentista {adj} | :: confrontational |
| freón {m} | :: Freon |
| freqüentemente {adv} | :: obsolete form of frecuentemente |
| fresa {f} | :: strawberry |
| fresa {f} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: snob |
| fresa {f} | :: endmill |
| fresa {f} | :: milling cutter (rotary cutting tool) |
| fresadora {f} | :: milling machine |
| fresar {v} | :: to mill (using a milling cutter) |
| fresar {v} | :: to mix flour with water before kneading |
| fresar {v} [rare, dated] | :: to grunt, gripe, complain |
| frescachón {adj} | :: healthy-looking |
| frescales {mf} [colloquial] | :: cheek, cheeky bugger |
| frescamente {adv} | :: freshly |
| fresco {adj} | :: fresh |
| fresco {adj} | :: cool [temperature] |
| fresco {adj} | :: cheeky |
| fresco {m} [weather] | :: strong breeze |
| fresco {m} | :: fresco [painting] |
| frescor {m} | :: chill, coolness |
| frescura {f} | :: coolness; condition of being refreshing |
| fresero {m} | :: strawberry farmer, strawberry picker |
| fresita {f} | :: diminutive of fresa |
| fresneda {f} | :: ash grove |
| fresno {m} | :: ash tree |
| fresón {m} | :: strawberry (fruit) |
| fresquete {m} | :: cold |
| fresquísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fresco |
| fresquito {adj} | :: diminutive of fresco; chilly, cool |
| frete {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: fret |
| freudiano {adj} | :: Freudian |
| frevo {m} | :: frevo |
| frexnense {adj} | :: Of or from Fregenal de la Sierra |
| frexnense {mf} | :: Someone from Fregenal de la Sierra |
| freza {f} | :: spawning |
| frezar {v} | :: to excrete |
| frezar {v} | :: to spawn |
| frezar {v} | :: to clean (a beehive of mess) |
| friabilidad {f} | :: friability |
| friable {adj} | :: friable, crumbly |
| frialdad {f} | :: frigidity |
| friambre {m} | :: synonym of fiambre |
| fríamente {adv} | :: coldly |
| Frías {prop} | :: surname |
| Friburgo {prop} {f} | :: Friburgo (canton) |
| Friburgo {prop} {f} | :: Friburgo (capital city) |
| Friburgo {prop} {f} | :: Friburgo (city) |
| fricandó {m} | :: fricassee |
| fricasé {m} | :: fricassee |
| fricativo {adj} [phonetics] | :: fricative |
| fricción {f} | :: rub |
| fricción {f} | :: friction |
| friccional {adj} | :: frictional |
| friccionar {v} | :: to rub |
| Frida {prop} | :: given name |
| friegaplatos {m} | :: dishwasher |
| friegaplatos {mf} | :: washer-upper |
| friend {m} [climbing] | :: cam |
| friera {f} [pathology] | :: chilblain |
| frigánea {f} | :: caddis fly |
| frigia {f} | :: feminine noun of frigio |
| Frigia {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Phrygia (ancient kingdom) |
| frigidez {f} | :: frigidness |
| frigidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of frígido |
| frígido {adj} | :: frigid |
| frigio {adj} | :: Phrygian |
| frigio {m} | :: Phrygian |
| frigobar {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru] | :: minibar |
| frigorífico {adj} | :: refrigerated |
| frigorífico {m} [Spain] | :: refrigerator |
| frijol {m} [Mexico, Central America, Peru] | :: bean, bean seed |
| frijol {m} [Mexico, Central America, Peru] | :: bean plant |
| fríjol {m} [Colombia] | :: alternative form of frijol: bean |
| frijolada {f} | :: A type of bean stew |
| frijolar {m} | :: beanfield |
| frijolera {f} | :: feminine noun of frijolero |
| frijolero {m} | :: bean farmer |
| frijolero {m} [pejorative, racial slur, US Spanish] | :: beaner |
| frijolero {adj} | :: bean-farming |
| frijolillo {m} [Cuba] | :: a kind of plant (Hebestigma cubense) |
| frijolillo {m} | :: runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus) |
| frijolillo {m} | :: a kind of jack bean (Canavalia villosa) |
| frijolillo {m} | :: Texas mescal bean (Dermatophyllum secundiflorum) |
| frijolillo {m} | :: cassia (Cassia spp.) |
| frijolillo {m} | :: a kind of tree (Ampelocera hottlei) |
| frijolillo {m} | :: ocelot (Felis pardalis) |
| frijolito {m} | :: diminutive of frijol |
| friki {adj} [colloquial] | :: freaky |
| friki {adj} [colloquial] | :: nerdy; geeky |
| friki {mf} [colloquial] | :: nerd (a person, often very studious, with poor social skills) |
| friki {mf} [colloquial] | :: geek, freak |
| frikismo {m} [colloquial] | :: geekiness; nerdiness |
| frimario {m} | :: Frimaire |
| fringílido {adj} [attributive] | :: finch (of the Fringillidae family) |
| fringílido {m} | :: finch (bird of the Fringillidae family) |
| frío {adj} | :: cold (having a low temperature) |
| frío {adj} [of a color] | :: cool |
| frío {adj} | :: cold (unfriendly, emotionally distant or unfeeling) |
| frío {adj} | :: cool (of a person, not showing emotion; calm and in control of oneself) |
| frío {m} | :: cold, coldness (a condition of low temperature) |
| friolento {adj} | :: nesh, shivery, cold-sensitive, cold-natured (of a person: susceptible and sensitive to cold weather, prone to easily feeling cold) |
| friolera {f} | :: trifle, pittance |
| friolero {adj} [Spain] | :: nesh, shivery, cold-sensitive (of a person: susceptible and sensitive to cold weather, prone to easily feeling cold) |
| frior {m} [archaic] | :: cold |
| friqui {adj} | :: alternative spelling of friki |
| friqui {mf} | :: alternative spelling of friki |
| frisa {f} | :: frieze |
| frisa {f} [Puerto Rico] | :: blanket |
| frisar {v} [age] | :: to approach, to border on |
| frisar {v} [people] | :: to get along with |
| frisar {v} [hair] | :: to curl, crimp |
| frisar {v} | :: to rub on |
| frisca {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: beating |
| frisia {f} | :: feminine noun of frisio |
| Frisia {prop} {f} | :: Frisia (province) |
| frisio {adj} | :: Frisian |
| frisio {m} | :: Frisian |
| friso {m} [architecture] | :: frieze |
| frisón {adj} | :: West Frisian |
| frisón {m} | :: West Frisian |
| frisón {m} | :: West Frisian (language) |
| frisona {f} | :: feminine noun of frisón |
| frisón antiguo {m} | :: Old Frisian language |
| fritanga {f} [derogative] | :: fried food, greasy food |
| fritanga {f} [derogative] | :: frying |
| fritar {v} | :: to fry |
| frito {adj} | :: fried |
| frito {adj} | :: broken, busted |
| frito {adj} | :: fed up |
| frito {m} | :: fry, fried dish |
| fritura {f} | :: fried food |
| friulana {f} | :: feminine noun of friulano |
| friulano {adj} | :: Friulian |
| friulano {m} | :: Friulian person |
| friulano {m} | :: Friulian language |
| Friuli-Venecia Julia {prop} | :: Friuli-Venecia Julia (region) |
| frívolamente {adv} | :: frivolously |
| frivolidad {f} | :: frivolity, levity |
| frivolizar {v} | :: to trivialize, play down |
| frívolo {adj} | :: frivolous, flippant |
| friz {m} | :: common beech, European beech |
| frizar {v} | :: To freeze (store in a freezer) |
| frizz {m} | :: frizz (of hair) |
| froga {f} | :: brickworks, masonry factory |
| Froila {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Froilán {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Froilana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| fronda {f} [botany] | :: frond |
| fronde {m} | :: alternative form of fronda |
| frondista {mf} | :: rebel |
| frondosidad {f} | :: leafiness |
| frondosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of frondoso |
| frondoso {adj} | :: leafy, luxuriant |
| frondoso {adj} | :: bushy (beard, hair) |
| frondoso {adj} | :: plentiful; abundant |
| frónesis {f} | :: phronesis |
| frontal {adj} | :: frontal |
| frontal {m} | :: frontal bone |
| frontal {m} | :: frontalis, frontalis muscle |
| frontalidad {f} | :: frontality |
| frontalmente {adv} | :: frontally |
| frontalmente {adv} | :: head-on |
| frontera {f} | :: border |
| frontera {f} | :: frontier |
| frontera {f} | :: demarcation |
| fronterizo {adj} | :: relating to borders |
| fronterizo {m} | :: a person who lives on a national border |
| frontero {adj} | :: opposite |
| frontis {m} | :: façade |
| frontispicio {m} | :: frontispiece |
| frontman {m} | :: frontman |
| frontobasal {adj} | :: frontobasal |
| frontón {m} [Basque pelota] | :: fronton, wall |
| frontón {m} | :: A sport consisting of hitting a ball against a wall with the hand, or a racket |
| frontón {m} | :: A wall used in the sport of frontón |
| frontón {m} [architecture] | :: pediment |
| frontwoman {f} | :: frontwoman |
| frotación {f} | :: rubbing |
| frotador {adj} | :: rubbing; that rubs |
| frotamiento {m} | :: frottage |
| frotar {v} | :: to rub |
| frotarse {v} | :: reflexive of frotar |
| frotársela {v} [idiom, vulgar] | :: to jerk off; wank |
| frotis {m} | :: swab; smear |
| fructíferamente {adv} | :: fruitfully |
| fructífero {adj} | :: fructiferous; frugiferous |
| fructífero {adj} [figuratively] | :: fruitful; prosperous |
| fructificación {f} | :: fruiting, fruition |
| fructificante {adj} | :: fructifying; fruit-bearing |
| fructificar {v} | :: to fructify, to bear fruit |
| fructooligosacárido {m} [organic compound] | :: fructooligosaccharide |
| fructosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: fructose |
| fructosano {m} [organic compound] | :: fructan |
| fructuosamente {adv} | :: fruitfully |
| fructuoso {adj} | :: fruitful |
| frufrú {m} | :: rustle; rustling (of fabrics) |
| frugal {adj} | :: frugal, economical |
| frugalidad {f} | :: frugality |
| frugívoro {adj} [ecology] | :: frugivorous (having a diet that consists mostly of fruit) |
| frugívoro {m} [ecology] | :: frugivore (animal that eats mostly fruit) |
| fruición {f} | :: delight |
| fruir {v} | :: to enjoy |
| fruncimiento {m} | :: frown |
| fruncir {vt} | :: to pucker, wrinkle |
| fruncir {vt} [sewing] | :: to gather |
| fruncir el ceño {v} [idiomatic] | :: to frown, to scowl, to furrow one's brow |
| fruslería {m} | :: trifle, trivial matter |
| frustración {f} | :: frustration |
| frustradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of frustrado |
| frustrado {adj} | :: unsuccessful, frustrated; abortive |
| frustrante {adj} | :: frustrating |
| frustrantemente {adv} | :: frustratingly |
| frustrar {v} | :: to frustrate |
| frústula {f} [anatomy] | :: frustule |
| fruta {f} | :: fruit (the seed-bearing part of a plant) |
| fruta {f} | :: fruit (any sweet, edible part of a plant) |
| fruta {f} | :: fruit (an end result, effect, or consequence) |
| frutabomba {f} [Cuba] | :: papaya |
| fruta de pan {f} [Colombia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela] | :: breadfruit |
| frutal {adj} | :: related to fruit |
| frutal {adj} | :: fruit-bearing |
| frutal {m} | :: fruit company |
| frutalidad {f} | :: degreee of being fruit-bearing |
| frutar {v} | :: to fruit; bear fruit |
| frutera {f} | :: fruit bowl |
| frutería {f} | :: A fruit market or stand |
| frutero {adj} | :: related to fruits |
| frutero {adj} | :: eating fruits |
| frutero {m} | :: fruit bowl |
| frutero {m} | :: fruit seller or salesman |
| frutero {m} | :: still life of fruits |
| frutícola {adj} | :: fruit |
| fruticoso {adj} [botany] | :: fruticose |
| fruticultura {f} | :: fruit picking; fruit farming |
| frutihortícola {adj} | :: fruit-growing |
| frutilla {f} | :: strawberry |
| fruto {m} [botany] | :: any fruit from a plant, whether sweet or not (like avocado or tomato), edible or not |
| fruto {m} | :: any vegetable or produce that is grown |
| fruto {m} [economics] | :: profit from an activity |
| fruto {m} | :: result of an action, omission, attitude, etc |
| fruto {m} [figuratively] | :: offspring |
| fruto del árbol del pan {m} | :: breadfruit |
| fruto prohibido {m} | :: forbidden fruit |
| FSLN {prop} | :: initialism of Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional |
| ftalato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: phthalate |
| ftálico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: phthalic |
| ftalimida {f} [organic chemistry] | :: phthalimide |
| fu {interj} | :: An indication of disgust |
| fu {interj} | :: The hissing of a cat |
| fuagrás {m} | :: foie gras |
| fúbol {m} | :: alternative spelling of fútbol |
| fucha {interj} [Mexico] | :: yuck!; eww! |
| fuchi {interj} [Mexico] | :: yuck; eww |
| fucosa {m} [carbohydrate] | :: fucose |
| fucsia {f} | :: fuchsia (plant) |
| fucsia {f} | :: fuchsia (color) |
| fucsina {mf} | :: fuchsine |
| fuculosa {f} [organic compound] | :: fuculose |
| fuego {m} | :: fire |
| fuego {interj} | :: fire! (cry of distress indicating that something is on fire) |
| fuego {interj} [military] | :: fire! (cry to order soldiers to start shooting) |
| fuego a discreción {phrase} [military] | :: fire at will! |
| fuego amigo {m} | :: friendly fire |
| fuego artificial {m} | :: firework (device emitting coloured flames, sparks, whistles or bangs) |
| fuego cruzado {m} [military] | :: crossfire |
| fuego de san Telmo {m} | :: St. Elmo's fire |
| fuego de Santelmo {m} | :: St. Elmo's fire |
| fuego fatuo {m} [folklore] | :: will o' the wisp |
| fueguina {f} | :: feminine noun of fueguino |
| fueguino {adj} | :: Of or from Tierra del Fuego; Fuegian |
| fueguino {m} | :: Someone from Tierra del Fuego; Fuegian |
| fuel {m} | :: fuel oil |
| fuelle {m} | :: bellows (device for delivering pressurized air) |
| fuelle {m} [photography] | :: bellows (enclosures connecting the lensboard and the camera back) |
| fuelle {m} | :: the folding roof of a convertible vehicle |
| fuelle {m} | :: bag (of bagpipes) |
| fuelle {m} | :: stamina; steam |
| fueloil {m} | :: fuel oil |
| fuelóleo {m} | :: fuel oil |
| Fuengirola {prop} {f} | :: Fuengirola (town/and/municipality) |
| Fuenlabrada {prop} | :: Fuenlabrada (city) |
| fuenlabreño {adj} | :: from Fuenlabrada |
| fuenlabreño {m} | :: Someone from Fuenlabrada |
| fuente {f} | :: spring (water), fountain |
| fuente {f} | :: source |
| fuente {f} | :: platter, dish |
| fuentecilla {f} | :: diminutive of fuente |
| Fuentes {prop} | :: surname |
| fuera {adv} | :: outside |
| fueraborda {f} | :: outboard motor |
| fuera de combate {adj} [idiomatic] | :: knocked out.; KO |
| fuera de control {adv} [idiom] | :: haywire; out of control |
| fuera de juego {adj} [sports] | :: offside |
| fuera de la ley {adj} [idiom] | :: outside the law |
| fuera de lugar {adj} [idiomatic] | :: out of place (not in proper situation or arrangement) |
| fuera de lugar {adj} [idiomatic] | :: out of line, uncalled for, uncalled-for, out of turn (inappropriate) |
| fuera de lugar {adj} [Latin America, sports] | :: offside |
| fuera de onda {adv} [idiom] | :: out of the loop |
| fuera de quicio {adj} [idiom] | :: beside oneself |
| fuera de serie {adj} [idiomatic] | :: off the charts, out of this world, exceptional |
| fuera de serie {mf} [idiom] | :: ace; genius; dab hand; marvel |
| fuera de servicio {adv} [idiom] | :: out of order, out of service, out of commission, down, decommissioned |
| fuera de servicio {adv} [idiom] | :: off duty (i.e. not on shift) |
| fuera de sí {adj} [idiom] | :: beside oneself (amazed) |
| fuereña {f} | :: feminine noun of fuereño |
| fuereño {m} [Mexico] | :: outsider; foreigner; gringo |
| fuerismo {m} | :: support for the restoration of the fuero system |
| fuerista {adj} | :: relating to fueros |
| fuero {m} | :: charter |
| fuero {m} | :: law, local law (especially in Navarra or the Basque Country) |
| fuero {m} [historical, Spain] | :: law, laws |
| fuero {m} [historical] | :: lawbook |
| fuero {m} | :: privilege, a certain immunity |
| fuero {m} | :: jurisdiction |
| fuerte {adj} | :: strong |
| fuerte {adj} | :: loud |
| fuerte {adv} | :: hard |
| fuerte {m} | :: fort, stronghold |
| fuerte {m} | :: strong point, forte, strength |
| fuerte {m} [colloquial, Chile, Ecuador] | :: booze |
| fuertecito {adj} | :: diminutive of fuerte |
| fuertemente {adv} | :: strongly, hard, severely |
| Fuerteventura {prop} {f} | :: Fuerteventura (islands) |
| fuertísimo {adj} | :: superlative of fuerte |
| fuerza {f} | :: force |
| fuerza {f} | :: strength |
| fuerza {f} [physics] | :: force |
| fuerza aérea {f} | :: air force (branch of the military devoted to air warfare) |
| fuerza centrífuga {f} | :: centrifugal force |
| fuerza centrípeta {f} | :: centripetal force |
| fuerza electromagnética {f} | :: electromagnetic force |
| fuerza mayor {f} [law] | :: force majeure, act of God |
| fuerza motriz {f} | :: driving force |
| fuerzas armadas {fp} | :: armed forces |
| fuet {m} | :: fuet (sausage) |
| fuetazo {m} | :: lash (of a whip) |
| fufar {v} | :: to make a hissing noise like an angry cat, to hiss |
| fufú {m} | :: A West African dish made with flour, usually casava, cocoyam, and plantain |
| fufurufa {f} [colloquial, Colombia] | :: prostitute |
| fufurufo {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: stock-up, smug, conceited |
| fuga {f} | :: escape, flight |
| fuga {f} | :: leak |
| fugacidad {f} [physics] | :: fugacity |
| fugacidad {f} [uncountable] | :: transience |
| fuga de cerebros {f} | :: brain drain |
| fugar {vp} | :: to escape |
| fugar {vp} | :: to flee |
| fugarse {v} | :: to flee, to run away, to escape |
| fugaz {adj} | :: fleeting |
| fugaza {f} | :: A type of pizza made with focaccia bread |
| fugazmente {adv} | :: fleetingly |
| fugitiva {f} | :: female equivalent of fugitivo |
| fugitivo {adj} | :: fugitive |
| fuguista {mf} | :: jailbreaker, fugitive (one who breaks out of jail) |
| fujimorato {m} | :: The time during which Alberto Fujimori was president of Peru, from 1990 to 2000 |
| Fujimori {prop} | :: surname |
| fujimorismo {m} | :: Fujimorism (the political ideology of Alberto Fujimori) |
| fujimorista {mf} | :: A supporter of Alberto Fujimori |
| fujimorista {adj} | :: Supporting Alberto Fujimori |
| Fujiwara {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| fukuyamista {mf} | :: A supporter of Francis Fukuyama |
| fula {m} [Cuba, slang] | :: A U.S. dollar |
| fula {m} [Cuba, slang, pejorative] | :: A shady person; a person who cannot be trusted |
| fulana {f} [pejorative] | :: miss so-and-so |
| fulana {f} [pejorative] | :: harlot, slut |
| Fulana {prop} {f} | :: feminine noun of Fulano |
| Fulanas {prop} | :: feminine plural of Fulano |
| fulani {adj} | :: Fula |
| fulani {mf} | :: Fula |
| fulanita {f} | :: diminutive of fulana |
| Fulanita {prop} {f} | :: diminutive of Fulana |
| fulanito {m} | :: diminutive of fulano |
| Fulanito {prop} {m} | :: diminutive of Fulano |
| fulano {m} | :: alternative case form of Fulano, what's-his-name, so-and-so |
| fulano {m} [pejorative] | :: guy, dude |
| fulano {m} [pejorative] | :: friend, buster, pal, buddy (sarcastic form of address used to warn someone) |
| Fulano {prop} {m} | :: Joe Schmoe, what's-his-name, so-and-so |
| Fulanos {prop} | :: plural of Fulano |
| Fulano, Zutano, Mengano y Perengano {mp} | :: Tom, Dick or Harry (anybody or everybody; random or unknown people) |
| fular {m} | :: neckerchief |
| Fulberta {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Fulberto {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| fulbito {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: noncompetitive football |
| fulbito {m} [Peru] | :: football played on a small pitch |
| Fulca {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Fulco {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| fulcro {m} [physics] | :: fulcrum |
| Fulgencio {prop} | :: given name |
| fulgente {adj} | :: shining, glittering |
| fúlgido {adj} | :: shining; shiny |
| fulgir {v} | :: to shine |
| fulgir {v} | :: to glow |
| fulgor {m} | :: shine, glow, splendor |
| fulguración {f} | :: flare |
| fulgurante {adj} | :: shimmering, shining |
| fulgurante {adj} | :: very quick, zooming |
| fulgurar {v} | :: to glow |
| fulgurar {v} | :: to fulgurate |
| fulgurita {f} | :: fulgurite |
| fulguroso {adj} | :: fulgurous |
| fúlica {f} | :: coot |
| fuliginoso {adj} | :: fuliginous, sooty |
| fuliginoso {adj} | :: dark, obscure |
| fulita {m} | :: diminutive of fula |
| fullera {f} | :: feminine noun of fullero |
| fullereno {m} | :: fullerene |
| fullería {f} | :: trick |
| fullero {adj} | :: prone to playing tricks |
| fullero {m} | :: trickster |
| fulmar {adj} | :: fulmarine |
| fulmar {m} | :: fulmar |
| fulminante {adj} | :: sudden, fulminant |
| fulminante {adj} | :: blazing |
| fulminante {adj} | :: superb, tremendous |
| fulminante {m} | :: percussion cap |
| fulminantemente {adv} | :: surprisingly (without warning) |
| fulminar {v} | :: to strike down |
| fulminato {m} | :: fulminate |
| fulmineo {adj} | :: fulmineous |
| fulmíneo {adj} | :: of or relating to lightning; fulminous |
| fulmínico {adj} | :: fulminic |
| fulveta {f} | :: fulvetta |
| fumada {f} | :: puff [of a cigarette] |
| fumadero {m} | :: smoking place |
| fumadero {m} | :: smoking house |
| fumadero {m} | :: smoking compartment, smoking room |
| fumadito {adj} | :: diminutive of fumado |
| fumado {adj} [colloquial] | :: high, smoked up, fried (intoxicated from smoking, especially marijuana) |
| fumador {m} | :: smoker (person who smokes tobacco habitually) |
| fumadora {f} | :: feminine noun of fumador |
| fumadora pasiva {f} | :: feminine noun of fumador pasivo |
| fumador pasivo {m} | :: passive smoker |
| fumar {v} | :: to smoke (a cigarette, etc. Not food.) |
| fumarasa {f} [enzyme] | :: fumarase |
| fumarato {m} | :: fumarate |
| fumar como chino en quiebra {v} [idiomatic, simile] | :: to smoke like a chimney |
| fumar como un carretero {v} [idiomatic, simile] | :: to smoke like a chimney |
| fumarel común {m} | :: The black tern (a seabird) |
| fumárico {adj} [chemistry] | :: fumaric |
| fumarola {f} | :: fumarole (opening in the ground that emits gases) |
| fumarólico {adj} | :: fumarolic |
| fumarse {v} | :: reflexive of fumar |
| fumata {f} | :: smoke (smoke signal used to declare if there's a new pope) |
| fumata {f} [slang] | :: smoke (smoking session, especially of pot) |
| fumblear {v} | :: to fumble |
| fumeta {mf} [slang] | :: pothead (someone who frequently smokes marijuana and other drugs) |
| fumigación {f} | :: fumigation |
| fumigador {m} | :: fumigator |
| fumigadora {f} | :: fumigator |
| fumigar {v} | :: to fumigate |
| fumón {m} [Peru, Ecuador] | :: marijuana smoker |
| fumona {f} | :: feminine noun of fumón |
| funa {f} | :: a protest |
| funa {f} | :: heckling |
| funa {f} | :: public shaming |
| Funafuti {prop} | :: Funafuti (capital city) |
| funambulesco {adj} [attributive] | :: tightrope walking |
| funambulesco {adj} | :: extravagant, showy, over the top |
| funambulismo {m} | :: tightrope walking |
| funambulista {mf} | :: tightrope walker, funambulist |
| funámbulo {m} | :: tightrope walker |
| funar {v} [Chile] | :: to denounce someone or something |
| funar {v} [Chile] | :: to publicly shame someone for their illegal actions or gross misconduct |
| función {f} | :: function |
| función {f} [theater] | :: showing |
| función {f} [computing] | :: a function; a subroutine, method, or procedure which returns an output value and may accept input values |
| funcional {adj} | :: functional |
| funcionalidad {f} | :: functionality |
| funcionalismo {m} | :: functionalism |
| funcionalista {mf} | :: functionalist |
| funcionalización {f} | :: functionalization |
| funcionalmente {adv} | :: functionally |
| funcionamiento {m} | :: functioning |
| funcionar {v} | :: to work, function |
| funcionaria {f} | :: feminine noun of funcionario |
| funcionariado {m} | :: civil service |
| funcionarial {adj} [attributive] | :: civil service, civil servant |
| funcionario {m} | :: official, public official |
| funcionario {m} | :: officeholder |
| función armónica {f} | :: harmonic function |
| función de densidad de probabilidad conjunta {n} | :: joint probability density function |
| función elemental {f} | :: elementary function |
| función exponencial {f} | :: exponential function |
| funda {f} | :: a case, a covering or bag used to wrap something up and protect it |
| funda {f} [Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Ecuador] | :: A bag made of paper or plastic |
| funda {f} [Bolivia] | :: A female undergarment similar to a skirt |
| fundación {f} | :: foundation |
| fundacional {adj} | :: foundational |
| fundadamente {adv} | :: reasonably |
| fundador {adj} | :: founding |
| fundador {m} | :: founder |
| fundadora {f} | :: feminine noun of fundador |
| fundamentación {f} | :: basis, foundation |
| fundamentadamente {adv} | :: having a basis |
| fundamental {adj} | :: fundamental |
| fundamentalismo {m} | :: fundamentalism (religion) |
| fundamentalismo {m} [sometimes] | :: Islamic fundamentalism |
| fundamentalismo {m} | :: fundamentalism (Strict adherence to any set of basic ideas or principles.) |
| fundamentalista {mf} | :: fundamentalist |
| fundamentalmente {adv} | :: fundamentally |
| fundamentar {v} | :: to build the basis for |
| fundamento {m} [architecture] | :: foundation (lowest and supporting part or member of a wall) |
| fundamento {m} | :: cornerstone |
| fundamento {m} | :: reason, motive |
| fundante {adj} | :: founding |
| fundar {v} | :: to found |
| fundarse {v} | :: reflexive of fundar |
| fundente {m} [metallurgy] | :: flux (a chemical agent for cleaning metal prior to soldering or welding) |
| FUNDER {prop} | :: Fundación para el Desarrollo Empresarial Rural (Honduras) |
| fundible {adj} | :: fusible |
| fundíbulo {m} | :: trebuchet |
| fundición {f} | :: smelting, melting, casting |
| fundición {f} | :: foundry, smelting plant |
| fundición {f} | :: an alloy of iron and carbon |
| fundición {f} [typography] | :: font |
| fundidor {adj} | :: smelting |
| fundidor {m} | :: smelter |
| fundiforme {adj} | :: fundiform |
| fundillo {m} | :: seat; crotch (of trousers) |
| fundillo {m} | :: bottom; rear end; derriere |
| fundir {v} | :: to smelt, to cast |
| fundir {v} | :: to melt |
| fundir {v} | :: to fade, to merge, to fuse |
| fundir {v} [colloquial] | :: to waste |
| fundir {v} [obsolete] | :: to sink |
| fundita {f} | :: diminutive of funda |
| fundo {m} | :: country estate, farm |
| funduplicatura {f} [surgery] | :: fundoplication |
| fúnebre {adj} | :: funereal, funeral (relating to a funeral) |
| fúnebre {adj} | :: funereal (gloomy, dismal) |
| funebrera {f} | :: feminine noun of funebrero |
| funebrero {m} [Argentina] | :: mortician, undertaker, funeral director |
| funeral {adj} | :: funerary, funeral |
| funeral {m} [often, in the plural] | :: funeral (ceremony) |
| funeraria {f} | :: funeral undertaker, funeral home |
| funerario {adj} | :: funeral, funereal |
| funestamente {adv} | :: gloomily |
| funestísimo {adj} | :: superlative of funesto |
| funesto {adj} | :: fateful |
| funesto {adj} | :: dismal |
| funesto {adj} | :: baleful |
| fungibilidad {f} | :: fungibility |
| fungible {adj} | :: fungible, expendable, consumable (exchangeable) |
| fungicida {m} | :: fungicide |
| fungicida {adj} | :: fungicidal |
| fungicidal {adj} | :: fungicidal |
| fúngico {adj} | :: fungal |
| fungir {v} [Latin America] | :: to act as, to serve in a position |
| fungoide {adj} | :: fungoid |
| funicular {m} | :: funicular, cable car |
| funículo {m} | :: funiculus |
| fuñingue {adj} [Cuba, Chile] | :: weak (lacking strength) |
| fuñir {v} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: to get oneself in a mess |
| funk {m} [music] | :: funk |
| funky {adj} | :: funky |
| funky {m} | :: funky (music or dance) |
| funtor {m} | :: functor |
| furánico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: furanic |
| furano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: furan |
| furanosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: furanose |
| furazolidona {f} [organic compound] | :: furazolidone |
| furcia {f} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: hooker, slut (prostitute) |
| fúrcula {f} [ornithology] | :: furcula, wishbone |
| furfural {m} | :: furfural |
| furgo {f} | :: van |
| furgón {m} | :: van (a covered vehicle used for carrying goods or people) |
| furgoneta {f} | :: small van |
| furgonetera {f} | :: feminine noun of furgonetero |
| furia {f} | :: fury |
| furia {f} | :: rage |
| furia {f} | :: Fury |
| furibundamente {adv} | :: aggressively; furiously |
| furibundo {adj} | :: furious, enraged, irate |
| furiosamente {adv} | :: angrily, furiously |
| furioso {adj} | :: furious, raging, relentless |
| furnárido {m} | :: ovenbird; furnariid |
| furor {m} | :: fury, rage |
| furor {m} | :: frenzy |
| furosemida {f} | :: furosemide |
| furtar {v} | :: to steal (used only in some specific places of Spain) |
| furtivamente {adv} | :: by stealth, furtively |
| furtivamente {adv} | :: clandestinely |
| furtivismo {m} | :: poaching |
| furtivista {m} | :: poacher |
| furtivo {adj} | :: furtive |
| furtivo {adj} | :: stealthy |
| furtivo {adj} | :: poacher-like |
| furtivo {m} | :: poacher |
| furto {m} | :: theft |
| furular {v} [colloquial] | :: to work; to function |
| furúnculo {m} | :: alternative form of forúnculo |
| fusado {m} [heraldry] | :: fusil |
| fusayola {f} | :: spindle whorl |
| fusca {f} [slang] | :: A gun |
| fuselaje {m} | :: fuselage |
| fusibilidad {f} | :: fusibility |
| fusible {m} | :: fuse (electrical component) |
| fusible {adj} | :: fusible |
| fusiforme {adj} | :: fusiform |
| fusil {m} | :: rifle |
| fusilamiento {m} | :: execution (by shooting) |
| fusilar {v} | :: to shoot |
| fusilar {v} | :: to crib someone else's writing or speech; to plagiarize |
| fusilería {f} | :: gunfire |
| fusilería {f} [collectively] | :: guns |
| fusilero {adj} | :: rifle [attributive] (relaed to rifles) |
| fusilero {m} | :: rifle man |
| fusilito {m} | :: diminutive of fusil |
| fusión {f} | :: fusion |
| fusión {f} | :: melting |
| fusión {f} [economics] | :: merger |
| fusión {f} | :: merge |
| fusionar {v} | :: to fuse |
| fusionarse {v} | :: to fuse together; to become fused |
| fusión de núcleo {f} | :: nuclear meltdown |
| fusión nuclear {f} [physics] | :: nuclear fusion |
| fusta {f} | :: whip, crop |
| fustán {m} [Central America, Mexico] | :: petticoat |
| fustazo {m} | :: whip (strike with a whip) |
| fuste {m} [architecture] | :: shaft |
| fuste {m} | :: importance |
| fuste {m} | :: wood, timber |
| fustigador {adj} | :: whipping |
| fustigador {m} | :: whip; whipper |
| fustigadora {f} | :: feminine noun of fustigador |
| fustigar {vt} | :: to whip |
| futbito {m} | :: indoor soccer |
| futbol {m} [Mexico] | :: alternative form of fútbol |
| fútbol {m} | :: football (soccer) |
| fútbol americano {m} | :: American football |
| fútbol de bronce {m} [Spain, football] | :: third-division football (The Segunda División B) |
| futbolera {f} | :: feminine noun of futbolero |
| futbolero {adj} [attributive] | :: football |
| futbolero {m} | :: football fan |
| futbolín {m} | :: table football, foosball |
| futbolín {m} | :: foosball table |
| futbolista {mf} | :: football player/soccer player |
| futbolísticamente {adv} | :: in reference to football |
| futbolístico {adj} [attributive] | :: football, footballing |
| futbolito {m} | :: foosball |
| futbolización {f} | :: footballization |
| fútbol sala {m} | :: futsal. five-a-side football |
| futesa {f} | :: nonsense; nothingness; trifle |
| fútil {adj} | :: insignificant |
| futilidad {f} | :: futility |
| futillo {m} | :: foosball |
| fútilmente {adv} | :: futilely, in vain |
| futón {m} | :: futon |
| futsal {m} | :: futsal (form of soccer) |
| fútsal {m} | :: futsal |
| futura {f} | :: inheritance |
| futuramente {adv} | :: in the future |
| futurible {adj} | :: forthcoming, upcoming, future |
| futurible {adj} | :: likely, probable |
| futurible {adj} | :: worthy of promotion |
| futurible {mf} | :: future potential leader |
| futurismo {m} [arts, literature, etc.] | :: futurism |
| futurista {adj} | :: futuristic, futurist (advanced far beyond what is modern) |
| futurista {mf} | :: futurist, futurologist |
| futurístico {adj} | :: futuristic (advanced far beyond what is modern) |
| futuro {adj} | :: future (occurring in the future) |
| futuro {m} | :: future (the time ahead) |
| futuro {m} [grammar] | :: future, future tense |
| futuro compuesto {m} [grammar] | :: future perfect tense |
| futuro de subjuntivo {m} [grammar] | :: future subjunctive |
| futuro imperfecto {m} | :: future simple |
| futuróloga {f} | :: futurologist |
| futurología {f} | :: futurology |
| futurólogo {adj} | :: futurological (pertaining to futurology) |
| futurólogo {m} | :: futurologist |
| futuro simple {m} [grammar] | :: simple future tense |
| fuzz {m} | :: fuzz |