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fréquentatif
adjective
frequentative
fréquentatif
noun, masculine
frequentative (subclass of imperfective verbs that denotes a continuously repeated action)
fréquentation
noun, feminine
company, companionship; activity; frequentation
fréquenter
verb
to frequent, to go to (a place); to socialise with (people); to flirt
fréquenté
adjective
frequented (thronged)
frérot
noun, masculine
little brother, kid; bro
frérèche
noun, masculine
A social convention involving the joint ownership of a feudal estate by a group of brothers in a family.
frésillon
noun, masculine
privet
fréter
verb
to charter (a boat)
fréteur
noun, masculine
charterer
frétillant
adjective
wriggling; wagging
frétillement
noun, masculine
wriggling, especially of an animal or of waves of light; the wagging of a tail
frétiller
verb
to wriggle; to wag (of a tail)
frêle
adjective
frail
frênaie
noun, feminine
ash tree plantation
frêne
noun, masculine
ash tree
frêne commun
noun, masculine
common ash, European ash (Fraxinus excelsior)
frôlement
noun, masculine
brush, soft, light touch; caress
frôler
verb
to brush against, touch, skim, graze, skirt; to verge on
frôler la mort
verb
to cheat death (to escape death by a whisker)
frôleur
noun, masculine
synonym of frotteur (sexual)
frœur
noun
sibling
ftour
noun, masculine
iftar (evening meal during Ramadan)
fuchsia
adjective
fuchsia
fuchsia
noun, masculine
fuchsia
fuchsien
adjective
Fuchsian
fuchsine
noun, feminine
fuchsine
fuck zone
noun, feminine
alternative spelling of fuckzone
fucker
verb
to fuck up, mess up, ruin; to do something with difficulty
fuckez
verb
second-person plural present indicative/imperative of fucker
fuckzone
noun, feminine
fuck zone
fucoxanthine
noun, feminine
fucoxanthin
fucoïdane
noun, masculine
fucoidan
fucus
noun, masculine
fucus; kelp
fugace
adjective
fleeting (brief, passing)
fugacement
adverb
fleetingly
fugacité
noun, feminine
transience, fugacity
fugitif
noun, masculine
fugitive
fugitivement
adverb
fleetingly
fugue
noun, feminine
fugue; flight, act of running away, especially from home, elopement
fuguer
verb
to flee, especially to run away from home, to elope
fugueur
adjective
runaway
fugueur
noun, masculine
runaway
fuguiste
noun, masculine/feminine
fuguist
fuie
noun, feminine
A type of dovecote.
fuir
verb
to escape; to flee; to leak; to have a leak
fuir comme la peste
verb
to avoid like the plague
fuite
noun, feminine
escape; getaway; flight (e.g. from prison); leak; the act of leaking
fuite de données
noun, feminine
data leak
fuite de mémoire
noun, feminine
memory leak
fuite des cerveaux
noun, feminine
brain drain
fuite en avant
noun, feminine
Reckless sequence of actions taken to escape from circumstances deemed dangerous and which one does not want to face.; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see fuite, en, avant.
fuiter
verb
to get leaked
fulani
noun, masculine
Fula, Fulani (language)
fulgurance
noun, feminine
fulgurance, effulgence, a flash of light like lightning; a flash of inspiration
fulgurant
adjective
flashing, dazzling, full of lightning; quick as a flash, fast as lightning; intense, sharp; striking
fulguration
noun, feminine
fulguration
fulgurer
verb
to fulgurate (to emit lightning)
fulguré
adjective
struck by lightning
fuligineux
adjective
sooty, fuliginous
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