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francoholandés
adjective
Franco-Dutch
francoincienso
noun, masculine
frankincense
francoitaliano
adjective
Franco-Italian
francolín
noun, masculine
francolin
franconio
adjective
Franconian
franconio
noun, masculine
Franconian
francoparlante
noun, masculine/feminine
French-speaker
francoparlante
adjective
French-speaking
francoprovenzal
noun, masculine
Franco-Provençal (language)
francorromense
adjective
of, from or relating to the city of San Francisco de los Romo and surrounding municipality, Aguascalientes, Mexico
francorromense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of the city of San Francisco de los Romo and surrounding municipality, Aguascalientes, Mexico
francotirador
noun, masculine
sniper
francoturco
adjective
Franco-Turkish
francoturco
noun, masculine
Franco-Turk
francés
adjective
French (as in French food, clothing, etc.)
francés
noun, masculine
blowjob
francés
noun, masculine
French (language)
francés
noun, masculine
Frenchman, inhabitant of France
francés antiguo
noun, masculine
Old French (language)
francés medio
noun, masculine
Middle French (language)
francófilo
adjective
Francophile
francófilo
noun, masculine
Francophile
francófobo
adjective
Francophobic
francófobo
noun, masculine
Francophobe
francófono
noun, masculine
Francophone (a speaker of French)
francófono
adjective
Francophone (French-speaking)
francón
noun, masculine
Franconian
francón
adjective
Franconian
franela
noun, feminine
flannel (a soft cloth material originally woven from wool, today often combined with cotton or synthetic fibers); T-shirt
franelear
verb
to feel up, touch up, grope
franelero
adjective
sweettalking
franelero
noun, masculine
sweet-talker; car park attendant (especially, an illegal one)
frangible
adjective
frangible, breakable
frangir
verb
to split, to divide
franja
noun, feminine
stripe; strip; bangs, fringe
franja de Gaza
proper noun
Gaza Strip (a region in Palestine between Egypt and Israel)
franjear
verb
to flank
franjirrojo
adjective
of Rayo Vallecano (a football team from Madrid)
franjiverde
noun, masculine/feminine
a fan, player, coach, etc. of Elche CF, a soccer team from Elche, Spain
franqueable
adjective
that one can pass through; walkable
franquear
verb
to clear, open (a path); to pass through
franqueo
noun, masculine
postage
franqueza
noun, feminine
directness, outspokenness
franqueño
adjective
of, from or relating to the Presidente Franco District (district of Paraguay)
franqueño
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of the Presidente Franco District (district of Paraguay) (usually male)
franquicia
noun, feminine
chain, franchise (a series of businesses with the same brand name); series, franchise; deductible, co-payment
franquiciador
noun, masculine
franchisor; franchiser
franquiciar
verb
to franchise
franquiciatario
noun, masculine
franchisee, franchisor
franquincienso
noun, masculine
frankincense
franquismo
noun, masculine
Francoism
franquista
noun, masculine/feminine
Franquist (supporter of Francisco Franco)
franquista
adjective
Franquist (pertaining to Francisco Franco)
frapeado
adjective
crushed
frapita
noun, feminine
stuff (something too irrelevant to be specified); bullshit
frappuccino
noun, masculine
frappuccino
frapé
noun, masculine
frappé
frapé
adjective
frappé
fraque
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of frac
frasco
noun, masculine
bottle (for medicine, perfume); jar
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