1. Pertaining to the sex which produces young; pertaining to females; feminine; soft; delicate; bearing the pistil. A female screw, the spiral-threaded cavity into which a screw works. A female die, the concave die into which the male or convex die is struck. Female rhymes, rhymes which consist of a long syllable and a short, so called because in French they end in e, feminine.

2. Among animals, one of that sex which conceives and brings forth young; among plants, that which produces fruit; that which bears the pistil, and receives the pollen of the male flowers.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• feale,
• femael,
• feamales,
• femal,
• femanie,
• fimal,
• demale,
• feamale,
• fnale,
• famaly,
• febale,
• fmake,
• febal,
• fmall,
• famalie,
• femaie,
• femails,
• femaels,
• femaies,
• facale

• male,
• fenley,
• female-female,
• formal.

The adjective form of the word "female" is "feminine".

The plural of the "female" can be the "females".

The singular of the "female" can be the "female".