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Meanings of "farce" in Spanish English Dictionary : 32 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
Common
1	Common	farce	farsa [f]
General
2	General	farce	show [m]
3	General	farce	mimo [m]
4	General	farce	bufonada [f]
5	General	farce	farsa [f]
6	General	farce	mascarada [f]
7	General	farce	pantomima [f]
8	General	farce	cachondeo [m]
9	General	farce	comedia [f]
10	General	farce	comedia [f]
11	General	farce	henchir [v]
12	General	farce	sainete [m]
13	General	farce	enredo [m]
14	General	farce	fiasco [m]
15	General	farce	tramoya [f]
16	General	farce	ridiculez [f]
17	General	farce	cosa vana [f]
18	General	farce	embutir [v]
19	General	farce	rellenar [v]
20	General	farce	tanda [f] AMER
21	General	farce	farsa [f] derog.
Colloquial
22	Colloquial	farce	paripé [m]
23	Colloquial	farce	sainete [m]
24	Colloquial	farce	roña [f]
25	Colloquial	farce	jelengue [m] CU
26	Colloquial	farce	moro-moro [m] PH derog.
Gastronomy
27	Gastronomy	farce	relleno [m]
28	Gastronomy	farce	albóndiga [f]
Theater
29	Theater	farce	intermedio [m]
30	Theater	farce	entremés [m]
31	Theater	farce	astracanada [f]
32	Theater	farce	meter morcilla [v]

Meanings of "farce" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 17 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
Common
1	Common	farce player	farsante [m/f]
General
2	General	one-act farce	sainete [m]
3	General	farce writer	mimógrafo [m]
4	General	one-act farce	sainete [m]
5	General	atellan farce	atelana [f]
6	General	farce actress	mimógrafa [f]
7	General	farce writer	farsista [m/f]
8	General	act a part in a farce or interlude	entremesear [v]
9	General	act a farce	sainetear [v]
10	General	farce actor	farsante [m] disused
11	General	farce actor	trufaldín [m] disused
12	General	farce actress	farsanta [f] disused
13	General	farce actor	farsista [m/f] disused
14	General	act a part in a farce or interlude	entremesear [v] disused
Law
15	Law	judicial farce	farsa judicial
Folklore
16	Folklore	folk farce performed on corpus christi in which different characters participate dressed up as spirits, one a devil and one an angel	grandiablos [m/pl] PA
17	Folklore	folk farce performed on corpus christi by characters dressed as devils, one as a soul and one as an angel, (grandiablos)	gran diablo [n] PA