se fatiguer, v.r., to fatigue one’s self; to tire one’s self out; to be jaded; to tire.
fatiguer, v.n., to tire; to be fatiguing; (nav.) to work. — à l’ancre; (nav.) to ride hard. Ne pas — à l’ancre; (nav.) to ride easy. Ne pas — à cheval; (man.) to ride easy.
fatras, n.m., rubbish, trash, stuff, medley, litter, confusion; balderdash.
fatrassier, n.m., untidy person.
fatuité, n.f., fatuity, self-conceit, foppishness. Quelle —! what a piece of impertinence!
faubert, n.m., (nav.) swab, mop.
fauberter, v.a., (nav.) to swab, to mop.
fauberteur, n.m., (nav.) swabber.
faubourg (fô-boor), n.m., outskirt, suburb, slums. Le — Saint-Germain ne l’entendait pas ainsi; the old French aristocracy did not see it in that light.
faubourien, -ne (-iin, -è-n), adj., suburban; low.