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francophobe
adjective
Francophobic
francophobe
noun, masculine/feminine
Francophobe
francophobie
noun, feminine
Francophobia
francophone
noun, masculine/feminine
a Francophone
francophone
adjective
Francophone
francophonie
noun, feminine
Francophonie
frange
noun, feminine
fringe
to fringe
frangible
adjective
frangible, breakable
frangin
noun, masculine
buddy, mate, bro; brother, bro
frangine
noun, feminine
sis, sister; woman, girl
frangipane
noun, feminine
frangipane
frangipanier
noun, masculine
frangipani (tree)
franglais
noun, masculine
Franglais
frankisme
noun, masculine
Frankism
frankiste
noun, masculine/feminine
Frankist
franquette
noun, feminine
only used in à la bonne franquette and bonne franquette
franquisme
noun, masculine
Francoism
franquiste
adjective
Francoist
fransaskois
adjective
Fransaskois, Franco-Saskatchewanian
Relating to Françafrique, the relations between France and its former colonies in Africa
français
adjective
French; Franco-American or Francophone
français
noun, masculine
French (language)
français cassé
noun, masculine
the Louisiana Creole language, Kouri-Vini
Frenchly
françaiseté
noun, feminine
Frenchness
françate
noun, masculine
francate
frapadingue
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of frappadingue
frappadingue
adjective
mad, crazy
frappadingue
noun, masculine/feminine
a madman or madwoman, a lunatic
frappant
adjective
striking; noticeable; remarkable
frappe
noun, feminine
hit; strike, striking, kick; knave, thug, villain; A very attractive woman, a hottie; used to describe something very good
to hit, to strike, to bash; to knock (e.g. on a door); to bang (to get attention); to beat time (as a conductor); to strike (a chord)
to make waves
synonym of battre monnaie
to kick someone when they are down
make a splash, hit hard
to come to the right place
to come to the wrong place
frappeur
noun, masculine
hitter, batter, batsman
frappuccino
noun, masculine
frappuccino
frappé
noun, masculine
downbeat; milkshake; Short for café frappé, iced coffee
frappé
adjective
beaten, hit; touched in the head; iced, chilled
commonsense
frarâtre
noun, masculine
stepbrother (especially an evil one); bad or uncaring brother
frasage
noun, masculine
tempering (mixing of bread ingredients before kneading them)
fraser
verb
to slowly mix yeast, flour and water
frasnois
adjective
of, from or relating to the village of Frasne, Doubs department, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
frasque
noun, feminine
escapade, mischief (foolish experience or adventure)
fraternel
adjective
fraternal
fraternally
fraternisation
noun, feminine
fraternization
to fraternize
fraternité
noun, feminine
brotherhood (state of being brothers or a brother); brotherhood (organization); fraternity
fratricide
noun, masculine
fratricide (crime of killing one's brother)
fratricide
adjective
fratricidal; internecine, fratricidal
fratricide
noun, masculine
fratricide (person who commits this crime)
fratrie
noun, feminine
set of siblings
fraude
noun, feminine
fraud; cheating
fraude fiscale
noun, feminine
tax evasion