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2202 words, in teaching order
atavismeatavism (reappearance of an ancestral characteristic)
Noun
cochèreonly used in porte cochère
Adjective
saccadea jerk (jerking movement); a rapid jerky movement of the eye (voluntary or involuntary) from one focus to another; the act of checking a horse quickly with a single strong pull of the reins
Noun
astronefspaceship, spacecraft; starship
Noun
reclureto withdraw into a place, so as to have no contact with others
Verb
baby-foottable football, foosball (game); foosball table (furniture)
Noun
ostensoirmonstrance, ostensory (ornamental in which the sacramental bread is placed for veneration)
Noun
litholitho; lithographer
Noun
obérerto be a burden on; to be a threat to
Verb
renâclerto display fear, anger or reluctance by snorting (of animals, especially horses); to display reluctance
Verb
gardianAn Occitan cowboy in the Camargue region
Noun
torsadetwist; torsade (decoration); braid (of hair etc.); cable moulding; cable
Noun
battoirbeater; carpet beater; washing beetle, battledore
Noun
pétulantexuberant, lively; impetuous
Adjective
attrouperto gather (a group of people) together, to assemble
Verb
chècheLong scarf worn by Arab men, usually around the head
Noun
désillusionnerto disillusion, disenchant, to burst someone's bubble
Verb
antédiluvienantediluvian (from the time before the flood); ancient; antiquated (old or outmoded, often with a connotation of irony or hyperbole)
Adjective
cafetankaftan (long tunic worn in the Eastern Mediterranean)
Noun
guaraniGuarani (language, singular only); guaraní (currency)
Noun
dijonnaisof, from or relating to the city of Dijon, the prefecture of the Côte-d'Or department, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
Adjective
févierhoney locust (tree of the genus Gleditsia)
Noun
presbytefarsighted, long-sighted
Adjective
vermouluriddled with woodworm, worm-eaten; moth-eaten
Adjective
darnesteak (of fish), fillet
Noun
berluedisturbance of vision, distorted view
Noun
bisquerto be scornful; to be moody
Verb
embêtementproblem, difficulty; (especially in plural) bother
Noun
alanguirto cause to become languid; to become languid
Verb