Every tense, conjugated

fardar

to show off; to look great

farfullar

to babble; to stutter

farmear

to farm

farolear

to swagger, boast, brag

farrear

to party; to gamble away, waste, guzzle

fascinar

to fascinate

fastidiar

to cloy; to annoy, to bother, to pester

fatigar

to fatigue, wear out, tire

favelizar

to turn into a slum

favorecer

to support (an idea); to favor / favour (show beneficence toward)

faxear

to fax

fechar

to date (determine when something happened)

fecundar

to fertilize, to fecundate

fecundizar

rare form of fecundar

fedatar

to authenticate or certify by means of a notary

fedatear

rare form of fedatar

federalizar

to federalize

federar

to federate

felar

to fellate

felicitar

to congratulate

femar

to fertilise with manure

feminizar

to feminize

fenecer

to end, finish, conclude; to end, conclude

fer

obsolete form of hacer

feriar

to buy or sell at a fair; to sell at a knock-off price

ferir

archaic form of herir; alternative form of aferir

fermentar

to ferment

ferrar

to add iron to; obsolete spelling of herrar (“to shoe”)

fertilizar

to fertilize

fervorizar

to cause fervor, to stir up

festejar

to celebrate; to beat mercilessly

festinar

to speed up; to minimize, to downplay a matter or event

festonar

synonym of festonear

festonear

to festoon

fetichizar

to fetishize

fiar

to guarantee; to sell on credit; to give credit; to put on the slate

fibrilar

to fibrillate

ficar

synonym of quedar

ficcionalizar

to fictionalize.

ficcionar

to fictionalize

fichar

to clock in (US), clock on (UK), to punch in (US); (leaving) to clock out (US), clock off (UK), to punch out (US) (to enter or leave a workplace by punching a time card); to record, file, index (make a record of information)

fidelizar

to loyalize

fiestear

to party

figurar

to appear

figurear

to stand out; stick out

fijar

to fix, fasten, set, establish, determine; to determine, ascertain

fijarse

infinitive of fijar combined with se

Not available for this verb.

filar

to cotton on, be onto

fildear

to field

filetear

to fillet; to thread (a needle)

filiar

to adopt; to filiate

filmar

to film, record

filosofar

to philosophize

filtrar

to filter; to leak (a secret)

finalizar

to finalize, finish; to end

financiar

to finance

finar

to pass on, pass away (die); to yearn, long

fincar

to acquire fincas

fingir

to pretend (to act as though something is different from what it is); to fake, affect, feign

finiquitar

to close, terminate, finish off