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fart: wax (for skis)
farter: to wax skis; informal greeting, made popular by movie Brice de Nice
faré: Variant of fare.; Traditional Polynesian house, made lightly out of plant materials, or a structure of similar appearance.
fasce: fess
fascial: fascial
fasciation: fasciation
fascicule: installment; fascicle; bundle
fascinant: fascinating; captivating
fascinateur: fascinating
fascination: fascination
fasciner: to fascinate
fascisant: fascist
fascisation: fascistization
fascisme: fascism (any right-wing, authoritarian, nationalist ideology characterized by centralized, totalitarian governance, strong regimentation of the economy and society, and repression of criticism or opposition)
fasciste: fascist (supporting the principles of fascism)
fasciste: fascist (proponent of fascism)
fascistement: fascistically
fascistissime: Very fascist
fascistoïde: fascistoid
fascié: fasciated, banded
fashionable: fashionable
fast-food: fast food; fast food restaurant
faste: splendour; pomp
faste: auspicious, lucky; of dies fasti, days of the Roman calendar in which public business was conducted
fastidieusement: tiresomely; boringly
fastidieux: tedious; tiresome; boring
fastoche: easy; easy-peasy
fastueusement: sumptuously, lavishly
fastueux: sumptuous, luxurious
faséyer: to luff
fat: conceited
fat bike: fat bike
fatal: fatal (due to fate); fatal (causing death)
fatalement: fatally
fatalisme: fatalism
fataliste: fatalist
fatalité: fatality
fatha: fatha
fatidique: fateful; fated
fatidiquement: fatedly, fatefully
fatigabilité: fatigability
fatigable: fatigable
fatigant: tiring; tiresome; annoying
fatigue: tiredness; fatigue, weariness
fatiguer: to tire; to wear out, to drain; to make an effort (especially in the negative); to bore, to annoy
fatigué: tired
fatimide: Fatimid
fatiste: actor in a medieval mystery play
fatras: jumble, hodgepodge
fattouch: fattouch
fatuité: self-satisfaction, complacency
fatwa: fatwa (legal opinion issued by a mufti)
faubert: a mop made from old rope (particularly hemp rope), used for cleaning the deck of a ship
faubourg: suburb
faubourien: working class Parisian
fauchage: mowing, reaping
fauchaison: scything, scything season
fauchard: fauchard
fauche: pickpocketing or shoplifting
faucher: to mow, to reap; to run over, to knock down; to steal