Welcome to the Lunfardo Dictionary F, your comprehensive guide to the Lunfardo language! On this page, dedicated to the letter “F,” you will find a ton of Lunfardo words, each followed by its meaning in standard Spanish and then translated into English for easy understanding.
Lunfardo Dictionary F – Words in Lunfardo, Spanish and English
| Faca: Arma blanca (English: White weapon ) |
| Facha: Rostro, cara (English: Face, face) |
| Fachada: Cara (English: Face) |
| Fachatosta: Desfachatado (English: Unfaithful) |
| Facheta / fachenda: Cara (English: Face ) |
| Fachinero: Valiente, resoluto (English: Brave, resolute) |
| Facón (Español): Cuchillo (English: Knife) |
| Fajada: Paliza (English: Beaten) |
| Fajado: Drogado (English: Drugged) |
| Fajar: Castigar (English: Punish) |
| Fajarse: Drogarse (English: Drugged ) |
| Falocracia: Supremacía del hombre (English: Supremacy of man) |
| Falócrata: Partidario de la falocracia (English: Supporter of phallocracy) |
| Falopa: Droga / cosa de poca calidad (English: Drug / thing of poor quality) |
| Falopero: Drogadicto (English: Drug addict) |
| Falopiarse: Drogarse (English: Drugging ) |
| Faltazo: Informalidad, falta a una cita o compromiso (English: Informality, missing an appointment or commitment) |
| Fame: Hambre, apetito (English: Hunger, appetite) |
| Fana: Fanático (English: Fanatic) |
| Fanar: Robar (English: Stealing) |
| Fane (Francés): Marchita (English: Withered) |
| Fane: Desgastado, venido a menos (English: Worn out, worn out) |
| Fanega: Tonto (English: Foolish) |
| Fanfa: Ostentoso (Fanfarrón) (English: Ostentatious (Show-off)) |
| Fangos / fangushes: Zapatos (English: Shoes ) |
| Fangote: Mucho, en cantidad (English: Plenty, in quantity) |
| Fanguyos: Zapatos (English: Shoes) |
| Faninte: Holgazán (English: Loafer) |
| Farabute / i: Ostentoso, fanfarron (English: Ostentatious, braggart) |
| Fariñera: Arma blanca de grandes dimensiones (English: Large white weapon) |
| Faroles: Ojos (English: Eyes) |
| Farra: Juerga (English: Spree) |
| Farrear: Divertirse / Mofarse (English: Having fun / Teasing) |
| Farrista: Juerguista (English: Reveler) |
| Faseando: Fumando (English: Smoking) |
| Fasear: Fumar (English: Smoking) |
| Fasería: Cigarrería (English: Cigarette shop) |
| Faso: Cigarrillos (English: Cigarettes) |
| Fastrás: Puñetazo (English: Punch) |
| Fasules: Dinero (Pesos) (English: Money (Pesos)) |
| Fatigante: Trabajador (English: Worker) |
| Fatigar: Trabajar esforzadamente Andar, caminar (English: To work hard To walk, walk) |
| Fato: Asunto, cuestión, “movida” (English: Issue, question, “move) |
| Fayada: Yerro, fracaso (English: Mistake, failure) |
| Fayar: Fracasar (English: Fail) |
| Fayuta: Falsa (English: False) |
| Fayutear: Engañar (English: Cheat) |
| Fayuto o falluto: Desleal, falso o falsificador / Ordinario, mala calidad (English: Disloyal, false or counterfeit / Ordinary, poor quality) |
| Feba: Mujer (English: Woman) |
| Feca: Café (English: Coffee) |
| Feites: Tajos en la cara, cortadas, charrasquinadas (English: Slashed in the face, cut, cutlasses, charrasquinadas) |
| Felpa: Zurra (English: Zurra) |
| Felpeada: Zurra, reprimenda (English: Zurra, reprimand) |
| Felpear: Zurrar / Reprender (English: Zurrar / Reprimand) |
| Felpudo: Obsecuente (English: Obsessive) |
| Fémina: Mujer (English: Woman) |
| Fenómeno: Obsecuente (English: Obsessive) |
| Fesa: Tonto (English: Foolish) |
| Festichola: Fiesta (English: Party) |
| Fetén: Excelente (English: Excellent) |
| Fiaca: Pereza, holganza (English: Laziness, idleness) |
| Fiacún: Haragán, Indolente (English: Lazy, Indolent) |
| Fiambre: Muerte (English: Death) |
| Fiambrería: Cementerio (English: Cemetery) |
| Fica: Crica (English: Crica) |
| Fichar: Observar detenidamente (English: Watching closely) |
| Fideos: Cabellos (English: Hair ) |
| Fierrazo: Coito (English: Coitus) |
| Fierrito: Temor (English: Fear) |
| Fierro: Arma blanca (English: Weapon) |
| Fifar: Fornicar (English: Fornicate) |
| Fifí: Galante (English: Gallant) |
| Filado: Embrollado (English: Coiled) |
| Filar: Embaucar / Observar detenidamente (English: Deceive / Observe closely) |
| Filo: Estafa, fraude Noviazgo Novio, festejante (English: Swindle, fraud Dating Boyfriend, partying) |
| Filtrado: Achacoso (English: Achacoso) |
| Fingar: Errar, fracasar (English: To err, to fail) |
| Finir: Morir (English: Dying) |
| Fiolo: Proxeneta (English: Pimp) |
| Firulete: Adorno, mudanza exagerada en un bailarín (English: Adornment, exaggerated move in a dancer) |
| Firulo: Prostíbulo (English: Brothel) |
| Fiyingo: Arma blanca (English: White weapon) |
| Flaca, la: Muerte (English: Death) |
| Fletar: Echar, despedir (English: Throwing out, sacking) |
| Florearse: Alardear, lucirse (English: To flaunt, to show off) |
| Floreo: Alarde, aspaviento Además significa aumento o disminución del grabado del revés del naipe (English: To flaunt, show off Also means to increase or decrease the engraving of the back of the card.) |
| Flotador: Pancista (English: Pancist) |
| Forfait: Falto de alguna cosa, dinero, salud, etc (English: Lacking something, money, health, etc.) |
| Formador: El que paga (English: The one who pays) |
| Formar: Pagar (English: Pay ) |
| Formativo: baile en donde los bailarines debían pagar derecho de piso (English: dance where the dancers had to pay the floor fee.) |
| Formayo: Muerte (English: Death) |
| Forrado: Adinerado (English: Wealthy) |
| Forrarse: Progresar (English: Progress) |
| Forro: Ataúd, preservativo (English: Coffin, condom) |
| Fortacho: Fuerte, vigoroso (English: Strong, vigorous) |
| Fosforera: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Fragote: Rebelión militar (English: Military rebellion) |
| Fragotero: Militar adepto a los golpes de Estado (English: Military adept at coups d’état) |
| Franela: Manoseo sexual (English: Sexual groping) |
| Franelear: Roce amoroso (English: Amorous friction) |
| Franelero: El que pasa el tiempo en una casa de tolerancia sin hacer uso de ninguna mujer (English: One who spends time in a house of tolerance without making use of any woman) |
| Frangoyo: Asunto turbio, dudoso (English: Shady, dubious affair) |
| Fratachar / fregar: Roce amoroso (English: Amorous friction) |
| Fresquete: Frío (English: Cold) |
| Frilán: Tonto (English: Foolish) |
| Frilo: Tonto (English: Fool) |
| Frío: Vanidad (English: Vanity) |
| Fruncido: Engreído (English: Conceited) |
| Fruncirse: Engreírse, asustarse (English: To be conceited, to be frightened) |
| Fuelle: bandoneón (English: bandoneon) |
| Fueyero: Bandoneonísta (English: Bandoneonist) |
| Fueyista: Bandoneonísta (English: Bandoneonist) |
| Fula: Mujer sin atractivos (English: Unattractive woman) |
| Fulana: Mujer innominada (English: Unnamed woman) |
| Fule: Ordinario, mala calidad (English: Ordinary, poor quality) |
| Fulera: Fea (English: Ugly) |
| Fulería: Indigencia, ordinario, mala calidad / Deslealtad, viveza (English: Destitute, ordinary, bad quality / Disloyalty, vividness) |
| Fulerín: Fulero, malo, feo (English: Fulero, bad, ugly) |
| Fulminante: Fósforo (English: Phosphorous) |
| Fúlmine: Aciago, de mala suerte (English: Unlucky, unlucky) |
| Fulo: Enojado (English: Angry) |
| Fumante: Cigarrillo (English: Cigarette) |
| Fumista: Charlatán (English: Charlatan) |
| Funcar: Fornicar / Funcionar (English: Fornicate / Function) |
| Funche: Sombrero (English: Hat) |
| Funda: Preservativo (English: Condom) |
| Fundas: Medias (English: Stocking) |
| Fundido: Achacoso, indigente (English: Achacoso, indigent) |
| Funshe: Sombrero (English: Hat) |
| Funyi: Sombrero (English: Hat) |
| Furbante: Informal, tramposo (English: Informal, cheater) |
| Furbo: Informal, tramposo, de mala entraña (English: Informal, cheating, bad tempered) |
| Furca: Acción de distraer a un persona para que la otra la ataque de una manera determinada y quede inmóvil (English: The action of distracting one person so that the other person attacks him/her in a certain way and becomes immobile.) |
| Fusilado: Deprimido (English: Depressed) |
