fuallia
fuel.

fuco
V
color; paint; dye

fucosus
ADJ
sham| bogus

fucus
N M
dye; (as cosmetic) rouge; bee-glue| propolis; presence/disguise/sham; seaweed

fuga
N F
flight| fleeing| escape; avoidance; exile

fugacia
a chase; right of hunting.

fugare
to hunt; to drive.

fugarius
a hunter (horse); a drover.

fugatio
a chase.

fugator
a hunter (horse); a driver; a drover.

fugatorius
a hunter (horse).

fugax
ADJ
flying swiftly; swift; avoiding| transitory

fugera
fern.

fugillus
a poker.

fugio
V
flee| fly| run away; avoid| shun; go into exile

Fugit hora
The hour flies

fugitivus
N M
fugitive; deserter; runaway slave

fugo
V
put to flight| rout; chase away; drive into exile

fulcimen
N
prop| support| pillar

fulcimentum
N
book-rest

fulcio
V
prop up| support

fulcrari
to make a bed on a bedstead.

fulcrum
N
fulcrum; point of support for lever

fuleratium
a fulling mill.

fulgens
or -us| fulgentissimus -a -um ADJ
flashing| gleaming/glittering| resplendent; brilliant (white); bright| splendid

fulgenter
ADV
resplendently; brilliantly; splendidly; glitteringly (L+S)

fulgeo
V
flash| shine; glow| gleam| glitter| shine forth| be bright

fulgesco
V
flash; glitter

fulgidus
ADJ
shining| gleaming| glittering

fulgor
N M
brightness/brilliance/radiance; splendor/glory; flame/flash; lightening/meteor

fulgueo
V INTRANS
glitter/flash/shine brightly| gleam; be brilliant/bright/resplendent; light up

fulguo
V INTRANS
glitter/flash/shine brightly| gleam; be brilliant/bright/resplendent; light up

fulgur
N
lightning| flashing| brightness; [pubica ~ => things blasted by lightning]

fulgurator
N M
priest who interpreted omens from lightning

fulguratus
ADJ
struck by lightening; (also of eloquance)

fulguritus
ADJ
struck by lightning

fulguro
V INTRANS
glitter/flash/shine brightly| gleam; light up; (IMPERS) it lightens

fulica
N F
water-fowl; (probably coot)

fuligo
N F
soot; lamp-black

fullare
to full cloth.

fullaticum
fuleratium.

fullo
N M
cloth-fuller

fullonia
N F
fuller's trade

fullonica
N F
art of fulling

fullonium
N
fuller's shop

fullum aquae
a stream of water.

fulmen
N
lightning| flash; thunderbolt; crushing blow

fulmenta
N F
prop; support; shoe-heel

fulmentum
N
bedpost; prop; support

fulmineus
ADJ
of lightning; destructive

fulmino
V
lighten; cause lightning to strike; strike like lightning

fulreticum
a fulling mill.

fultra
a cushion.

fultrum
fulcrum.

fultus
ADJ
propped up; supported

fulvus
ADJ
tawny| reddish yellow; yellow

fumaculum
N
pipe

fumagium
manure; chimney-money.

fumarium
a chimney.

fumator
N M
smoker

fumeus
ADJ
smoky

fumidus
ADJ
full of smoke| smoky

fumifer
ADJ
smoky

fumifico
V
smoke (a cigar)

fumificus
ADJ
causing smoke

fumigabundus
ADJ
smoking; causing smoke

fumigans
ADJ
almost extinguished

fumigium
N
fumigation; fumigating

fumigo
V
smoke (kitchen)

fumisugium
N
pipe

fumo
V
smoke| steam| fume| reek

fumosus
ADJ
full of smoke| smoky| smoked; grey-smoke-colored (Cal)

fumus
N M
smoke| steam| vapor| fume

funale
N
torch of wax or tallow soaked rope; chandelier

funambulus
N M
rope-dancer

functio
N F
|function (math.)

functionalis
ADJ
functional

functionaliter
ADV
functionally

functorium
a foundry.

Functus officio
Having discharged his duty and thus ceased to have any authority over a matter

funda
N F
sling; casting net

fundaitor
N M
founder

fundamen
N
foundation

fundamentum
N
foundation; beginning; basis

fundatio
N F
foundation; E:endowment; G:basis

fundatrix
N F
foundress; she who founded/founds

fundibalarius
N M
slinger; (classical funditor)

fundibalum
N
catapult| slinging/hurling machine

fundibalus
N M
catapult| slinging/hurling machine

fundibulum
N
catapult| slinging/hurling machine

fundimentum
N
foundation| ground work| basis

funditor
N M
slinger

funditus
ADV
utterly/completely/without exception; from the bottom/to the ground/by the root

fundius
ADV
from the very bottom; utterly| totally

fundo
V
pour| cast (metals); scatter| shed| rout

fundum
ground.

fundus
N M
farm; piece of land| estate; bottom| lowest part; foundation; an authority

funebre
N
funeral rites (pl.)

funebris
ADJ
funeral| deadly| fatal; funereal

funereus
ADJ
funereal; deadly; fatal

funerius
a ropemaker.

funero
V TRANS
bury solemnly| inter with the funeral rites

funesto
V
pollute by murder

funestus
ADJ
deadly| fatal; sad; calamitous; destructive

fungia
stockfish.

funginus
ADJ
of a mushroom

fungor
V DEP
perform| execute| discharge (duty); be engaged in (w/ABL of function)

fungosus
ADJ
spongy; fungous

fungus
N M
fungus; mushroom

funiculus
N M
thin rope| cord| string

funifex
a roper.

funis
N M
rope; line| cord| sheet| cable; measuring-line/rope| lot (Plater)

funivia
N F
cablecar

funtura
founding| casting (metal).

funus
N
burial| funeral; funeral rites; ruin; corpse; death

fur
N C
thief| robber; robber bee; the Devil (personified) (Souter)

furare
to steal.

furatio
theft.

furax
ADJ
thieving (Collins); inclined to steal (Nelson)

furbire
to furbish.

furca
N F
(two-pronged) fork; prop

furcare
to pitch corn or hay with a fork; to fourch| to delay a suit brought against two persons jointly| by alternate appearance or essoin.

furcifer
N M
yoke-bearer; rascal| scoundrel| gallows bird/rogue

furcilla
N F
little fork

furcillo
V TRANS
support

furcula
N F
forked prop; forks (pl.)| narrow pass (esp. the Caudine Forks)

furectare
to ferret.

furfur
N C
husks of grain| bran; scaly infection of the skin

furfuraculum
a sieve.

furia
N F
frenzy| fury; rage (pl.); mad craving; Furies| avenging spirits

furialis
ADJ
frenzied| mad; avenging

furibundus
ADJ
raging| mad| furious; inspired

furigeldum
a fine for theft.

furio
V
madden| enrage

furiosus
ADJ
furious| mad| frantic| wild

furlangus
the eighth of a mile; the eighth of an acre.

furmelum
formella.

furnagium
fornagium.

furnarius
a baker.

furnax
N F
furnace/oven/kiln; (baths/smelting/limestone/brick); (goddess of ovens?)

furnesium
a furnace.

furniare
to bake.

furnire
to heat up an oven or furnace.

Furnulum pani nolo
I don't want a toaster

furnus
a bakehouse.

furo
V
rave| rage; be mad/furious; be wild

furor
N M
madness| rage| fury| frenzy; passionate love

furra
fur.

furragium
foragium.

furrare
to line with fur.

furratio
furring.

furratura
furring| work done in fur.

furratus
furred.

furrellus
a sword sheath; a bow case.

furrura
fur.

furs
N C
thief| robber; robber bee; the Devil (personified)

furtificus
ADJ
thievish

furtim
ADV
stealthily| secretly; imperceptibly

furtivus
ADJ
stolen; secret| furtive

furtum
N
theft; trick| deception; stolen article

furulus
furrellus.

furunculus
N M
sneak thief| pilferer

furvus
ADJ
dark-colored| black

fuscamen
fustian.

fuscina
N F
trident| three-pronged fishing spear; harpoon; weapon of retiarius gladiator

fuscinula
N F
small three-pronged spear; fish-hook (Souter); fork; fleshhook (Vulgate)

fusco
V
darken| blacken| make dark; (INTRANS) become dark

fuscus
ADJ
dark| swarthy| dusky; husky; hoarse

fusiformis
ADJ
spindle-shaped

fusilis
ADJ
molded; molten| fluid| liquid

fusillatim
fusilly.

fusillus
a fusil (heraldic).

fusor
a founder| a caster| a melter; a fusour| an officer in the Exchequer.

fusoria
the office of fusour.

fustarius
a joiner.

fustianum
fustian.

fustibalus
N M
sling-staff

fustis
N M
staff club; stick

fustuarium
N
death by beating (punishment meted out to soldiers)

fustum
a beam| a log| a stump.

fusus
N M
spindle; (e.g.| of the Fates)

futatim
ADV
abundantly

futilis
ADJ
vain; worthless

futtilis
ADJ
vain; worthless

futuo
V
have sexual relations with (woman); (rude)

futurismus
N M
futurism

futurologus
N M
futurologist

futurus
ADJ
about to be; future