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fulbo
noun, masculine
synonym of fútbol
fulcro
noun, masculine
fulcrum
fulear
verb
to eat (something) until sated; to fill (a container)
fulereno
noun, masculine
fullerene
fulero
adjective
crappy; lame
fulgente
adjective
shining, glittering
fulgir
verb
to shine; to glow
fulgor
noun, masculine
shine, glow, splendor
fulguración
noun, feminine
flare
fulgurante
adjective
shimmering, shining; very quick, zooming
to fulgurate; to glow
fulgurita
noun, feminine
fulgurite
fulguroso
adjective
fulgurous
fuliginoso
adjective
fuliginous, sooty; dark, obscure
full
noun, masculine
full house
fullereno
noun, masculine
fullerene
fullero
noun, masculine
cheater, trickster (especially in the context of gambling or games of chance)
fullero
adjective
cheating, deceitful (especially when playing games); lazy, negligent (someone who does a job poorly or avoids effort)
fullería
noun, feminine
trick
fulmar
noun, masculine
fulmar
fulmar
adjective
fulmarine
fulmicotón
noun, masculine
nitrocellulose
fulminante
noun, masculine
percussion cap
fulminante
adjective
sudden, fulminant; blazing; cutting; superb, tremendous
surprisingly (without warning)
to strike down
fulminato
noun, masculine
fulminate
fulmineo
adjective
fulmineous
fulmíneo
adjective
lightning; fulminous
fulmínico
adjective
fulminic
fulveta
noun, feminine
fulvetta
fuma
noun, feminine
allowed amount of tobacco a tobacco-factory worker could take home; (the act of, or state of) smoking
fumable
adjective
smokable
fumada
noun, feminine
puff (of a cigarette)
fumadero
noun, masculine
smoking place; smoking house; smoking compartment, smoking room
fumado
adjective
high, smoked up, fried (intoxicated from smoking, especially marijuana); crazy
fumador
adjective
smoking
fumador
noun, masculine
smoker (person who smokes tobacco habitually)
fumador pasivo
noun, masculine
passive smoker
fumanchú
noun, masculine
A rock paper scissors substitute for when there are more than two participants. Players choose one of two hand signs: the palm of the hand or the back of the hand. The minority choice is eliminated; some versions may require only one player to be eliminated at a time. When only two players are left, the final round reverts to rock paper scissors.
fumar
verb
to smoke (give off smoke); to smoke (inhale and exhale tobacco smoke); to smoke (inhale and exhale the smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar, pipe, etc.)
to smoke like a chimney
to smoke like a chimney
fumarasa
noun, feminine
fumarase
fumarato
noun, masculine
fumarate
fumarel
noun, masculine
Any of the tern of genus Chlidonias
fumarel cariblanco
noun, masculine
whiskered tern
fumarel común
noun, masculine
the black tern (a seabird)
fumaria
noun, feminine
fumitory (plant)
fumarola
noun, feminine
fumarole (opening in the ground that emits gases)
to play truant
fumarólico
adjective
fumarolic
fumata
noun, feminine
smoke (smoke signal used to declare if there's a new pope); smoke (smoking session, especially of pot)
to fumble
fumeta
noun, masculine/feminine
pothead (someone who frequently smokes marijuana and other drugs)
fumigación
noun, feminine
fumigation
fumigador
noun, masculine
fumigator (one who fumigates)
fumigador
noun, masculine
fumigator (an apparatus for fumigating); sprayer (a device, machine or vehicle used for spraying, where are used for projection only of weed killers, pest maintenance chemicals, not for water and crop performance materials)
fumigadora
noun, feminine
female equivalent of fumigador (“fumigator (one who fumigates)”); fumigator (an apparatus for fumigating); sprayer (a device, machine or vehicle used for spraying, where are used for projection only of weed killers, pest maintenance chemicals, not for water and crop performance materials)
fumigante
noun, masculine
fumigant