Neo-English dictionary

fripon rascal, knave, rogue

frita; —i fried; to fry

fritaro fried-food shop

fritelos fried potatoes

frivola; —eso frivolous; —olity

frizo; —i curling n; to curl

fro, from from [skirt)

frod; —i fraud; to defraud, to cheat

frok (priest's) frock

frok frock

froli; —o, —azo to graze, to skim, to brush, to touch; grazing, brushing

fronso; —i frown, to — (eyebrows; skirt) a front; —a front; —al

frosi; — (o), —azo to crease, to crumple; —ing n

fru; —a early adv.; a

frugala, —eso frugal, —ity

fruira, —e earlier

frum wheat

frus; i; —a, —ema (coll) funk; to —; funky

frust(o); —i whip; to —

frut; —i; —ifa fruit; to fructify; fruitful

frutsalad fruit salad

frutsuk fruit juice

fua late, deceased

fual river; water course

fuc (o); —i shoot, shot; to —

fucado shoot, shot (gun's)

fucel rocket, missile

fuci; —o to shoot; — n

fucil gun, rifle

fuco-pava gun-shy

fud; —i food; to feed fuel oil fuel oil

fuf!, fufi fy!; not to bother; to despise, not to care

fugi; —o to flee; flight

fugot leak (of gas, etc. )

ful crowd, throng

fuldi; —o, —azo to full, to tread, to press; —ing n (cloths; grapes)

fuligo soot

fulko (zool. ) coot

fulmado thunderbolt; (fig. ) love at first sight

fulmo; —i lightning, thunderbolt; to blast; to strike down

fulon throng, crush, crowd

fum; —i; —er smoke; to —; —er

fumel; —i smoked food; to smoke (cook. )

fumjambon smoked ham

fumkarno smoked meat

fumsalmon smoked salmona

fun; —a mourn; —ful, funeral a

funcar hearse

funebra funeral a

funeral funeral n

funesta fatal, deadly, ill-fated, baleful

funiklo funicular railway

funist undertaker's assistant

funk(o); —i spark; to —

funkel (mot. ) sparking-plug

funkortejo burial procession

funmarco death march, funeral march

funpompaler undertaker, (Am. ) mortician

funso; —i; —er function; to —; official, civil servant

furbo; —a ruse; artful, cunning, crafty

furgon luggage van

furko furuncle, boil

furlo (zool. ) hornet

furno oven; furnace

furnot tea-biscuits, petits fours

furoco; —i (zool. ) ferret; to —

furor; —a fury; —ious

furt(o); —i; —er thieving, stealing, theft; to steal; thief

furteli, —er to steal; thief

furtema; —e furtive; —ly

furyo; —ya fury, craze; furious, crazy

fuston gun-carriage

futbol football

futila, —eso futile, —ity

futur, —a future n, a

fuzadi; —o to amalgamate, to combine, to merge; fusion, amalgamation

fuze! (cook. ) fondue, melted cheese

fuzi; —o to melt; —ing, fusion

fyakro cab

fyel; —a gall; gall-like, rancorous

fyen; —febro hay; hay-fever

fyera; —eso proud; pride

fyok (zool. ) seal; sealskin

fyuto; —i scent, flair, good nose; to scent, to nose out