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fem. abbreviation of "feminine."
female any human being or animal of the sex that produces eggs or conceives and bears young. [4 definitions]
feminine of or relating to a woman or girl; of the female sex. [4 definitions]
femininity the quality or condition of being a woman. [2 definitions]
feminism the doctrine advocating the same social, political, and economic rights for women as for men. [2 definitions]
feminize to make or become feminine.
femme (informal) a girl or woman. [2 definitions]
femoris (Latin) of the femur; used to identify an anatomical structure, such as a muscle, an artery, or a ligament, as being associated with the femur.
femur the long bone in the leg in primates, or the hind leg in quadrupeds, extending from the pelvis to the knee; thighbone. [2 definitions]
fen1 a low-lying, marshy tract of land; bog.
fen2 the smallest monetary unit of the People's Republic of China. (Cf. yuan, renminbi.)
fence a structure made of stone, wire, wood, or other material, that serves to define boundaries of property or to prevent entry into or escape from the area it surrounds. [5 definitions]
fenced-in surrounded or enclosed by a fence or other physical barriers. [2 definitions]
fenceless combined form of fence.
fencing the art, sport, or practice of sparring with swords or swordlike instruments. [3 definitions]
fend to repel; ward off (usu. fol. by "off"). [3 definitions]
fender a usu. metal guard over the wheel of a truck, car, bicycle, or the like. [5 definitions]
fenderless combined form of fender.
fend for oneself to provide for one's needs without the help of others.
fenestration in architecture, the placement and design of the windows and other openings in a building. [2 definitions]
feng shui the Chinese art of creating harmony in one's environment through placement of objects in a building or in space generally such that the natural flow and balance of chi, or vital energy, is maintained.