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3018 words, in teaching order
chauvinjingoist (which demonstrates an excessive patriotism or an eagerness for national superiority)
Adjective
alambicalembic, still (device for distilling liquids)
Noun
syncopesyncope, fainting; syncope
Noun
indigestionindigestion; overdose of, surfeit of something
Noun
marinierfresh water sailor, bargeman
Noun
enfiladerow or series (of houses); enfilade; enfilade (gunfire); skewer
Noun
versatileversatile; easily changeable; indecisive
Adjective
frémissementquiver, shiver (light shaking movement); a simmering temperature, just below boiling
Noun
travellingdolly, camera dolly (a specialized piece of film equipment resembling a little cart on which a camera is mounted); travelling shot
Noun
bottintelephone directory, phone book
Noun
huileuxoily (covered with oil)
Adjective
cormierservice tree (Cormus domestica, syn. Sorbus domestica)
Noun
frisbeeFrisbee (a disk thrown for recreation); Frisbee (sport)
Noun
roulisrolling, swaying, sway, rocking
Noun
kitschkitsch; tacky (low quality)
Adjective
enchevêtrementtangle, mixture, muddle (of concretes); jumble, labyrinth, chaos (of abstracts)
Noun
macédoinemacédoine (dish containing a mixture of many types of fruits or vegetables)
Noun
moyenâgeuxantiquated, not suitable for modern times; Middle Ages
Adjective
yackyak (ox-like mammal)
Noun
toupettuft (of hair); toupee; cheek, nerve
Noun
languedocienLanguedocian (of, from or relating to Languedoc)
Adjective
tinterto chime; to jingle; to ring
Verb
messinof Metz; Metzian, Messine
Adjective
conditionnelconditional, the conditional mood or the conditional tense
Noun
indélicatindelicate, tactless; dishonest
Adjective
arrachagelifting (of potatoes etc); weeding
Noun
changeurchanger; money changer; changer
Noun
caténairecatenary; catenary; overhead line
Noun
inlassableindefatigable, tireless, unremitting
Adjective
platitudeflatness; blandness, triteness, unoriginality; platitude, banality
Noun
emboutnozzle; tip (of a walking stick or an umbrella)
Noun
hardiesseaudacity, boldness, daring; temerity
Noun
esthèteaesthete (someone who cultivates an unusually high sensitivity to beauty, as in art or nature)
Noun
pistolehandgun, pistol; pistole (coin)
Noun
astiquerto polish, shine, rub, furbish; to wank, to jerk off
Verb
pochoirstencil (utensil consisting of a perforated sheet)
Noun