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. |