Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Fuddy

A person who is old-fashioned or overly conventional.

Fudge

To present or deal with something in a vague, makeshift, or dishonest way in order to conceal the truth or avoid a firm commitment.

Full-fare

Charging or costing the standard, undiscounted price for travel, admission, or a service.

Furry-head

An organism, plant, or character featuring a dense, tufted growth resembling hair or fur on its head.

Färschung

The process or act of dyeing materials, especially textiles.

Gale

A very strong wind, typically used in a meteorological context.

Garbage disposal

An electrical device installed beneath a kitchen sink, designed to shred food waste into small enough pieces to safely pass through plumbing.

Gear-train

A mechanical system formed by mounting gears in a train so that the pitch circles of the gears roll against each other without slipping.

Gemächlich

Characterized by a leisurely or relaxed pace.

General Term

A word or phrase that describes a broad category or concept.

Geomeori Yagje

A specific type of hair treatment or care regimen aimed at improving the health and appearance of hair.

Get cold feet

To suddenly become nervous or frightened about doing something you have planned, especially a major commitment.