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81fal·lera — fal|·le|ra Mot Pla Nom femení …
82fal·libilitat — fal|·li|bi|li|tat Mot Agut Nom femení …
83fal·liforme — fal|·li|for|me Mot Pla Adjectiu invariable …
84fal·lus — fal|·lus Mot Pla Nom masculí …
85fal|chion — «FL chuhn», noun. 1. a broad, short sword with an edge that curves sharply to a point. 2. any sword. ╂[< Old French fauchon < Vulgar Latin falciō, ōnis < Latin falx, falcis sickle. See related etym. at falcon. (Cf. ↑falcon)] …
86fal|dage — «FL dihj», noun. an old English law under which the lord of a manor required a tenant s sheep to pasture on his fields as a means of manuring the land, he in turn being bound to provide a fold for the sheep. ╂[Middle English faldage < fald… …
87fal|lo|pi|an tubes — «fuh LOH pee uhn», a pair of slender tubes through which ova from the ovaries pass to the uterus. ╂[< Gabriel Fallopio, 1523 1562, Italian anatomist, who described them + an] …
88Fal|lot's tetralogy — «fa LOHZ», a combination of four congenital defects of the heart interfering with the passage of blood: »One of the commonest forms of blue baby disorder [is] Fallot s tetralogy (Time). ╂[< Étienne Louis Arthur Fallot, 1850 1911, a French… …
89fal|set|to — «fl SEHT oh», noun, plural tos, adjective, adverb. –n. 1. an artificially high pitched voice, especially in a man. 2. a person who sings with such a voice. –adj. of or for such a voice; that sings in a falsetto. –adv. in a falsetto. ╂[<… …
90fal|sid|i|cal — «fl SIHD uh kuhl», adjective. lying; false; illusory. ╂[< Latin falsidicus falsehood telling (< falsum falsehood + dīcere speak) + English al1] …
