Vocabulary
œil
eye, organ that is sensitive to light, helping organisms to see; glyph, rendering of a single character; eye (of a needle)
Noun
œuvre
work, book, piece; activity, operation; complete body of an artist's work, or their works in a particular category
Noun
œuf
egg; egg; ovum; gondola lift
Noun
œuvrer
to work
Verb
œillet
eye (of a needle); pink, carnation; buttonhole; eyelet (in shoe etc.); hole (in belt); grommet; cringle
Noun
œcuménique
œcumenic, ecumenic, ecumenical
Adjective
œsophage
oesophagus
Noun
œdème
edema, oedema
Noun
œstrogène
oestrogen
Noun
œnologie
oenology
Noun
œnologue
enologist
Noun
œillère
blinker(s) (for a horse)
Noun
œsophagien
esophageal
Adjective
œcuménisme
ecumenism (philosophy)
Noun
œnologique
oenological
Adjective
œdipe
a person adept at solving puzzles; a crossword enthusiast, a cruciverbalist; Oedipus complex
Noun
œillade
a wink
Noun
œnotourisme
wine tourism
Noun
œilleton
eyepiece; peephole; sight (of a firearm); offset, offshoot, sucker
Noun
œdipien
Oedipal
Adjective
œstrus
oestrus, œstrus, estrus
Noun
œsophagite
oesophagitis, œsophagitis, esophagitis
Noun
œnophile
oenophile
Noun
œnochoé
oenochoe
Noun
œillette
a type of poppy (Papaver setigerum)
Noun
œstrogénique
estrogenic, oestrogenic, œstrogenic
Adjective
œstral
oestral; oestrous
Adjective
œdémateux
oedematous, œdematous, edematous
Adjective
œnanthe
water dropwort; wheatear
Noun
œuvé
containing eggs, egg-bearing, ovigerous; having numerous possibilities or implications, pregnant
Adjective
œnomel
oenomel
Noun
œrsted
oersted
Noun
œciste
oecist (a founder of a colony)
Noun
œillard
eye (hole of axehead)
Noun
œufrier
egg boiling basket; eggcup; egg tray (compartment of a refrigerator for storing eggs)
Noun
œuf dur
boiled egg (hard-boiled egg)
Noun
œstrone
estrone
Noun
œdomètre
oedometer
Noun
œconomie
Renewed economy which is taking care of the biosphere and ecological problematics.
Noun
œuvrette
a short literary or theatrical work
Noun
œdicnème
stone curlew; dikkop
Noun
œnolique
winey; wine-caused
Adjective
œnomètre
vinometer
Noun
œnanthal
enanthal
Noun
œnophobe
a person who dislikes wine (strongly)
Noun
œnolisme
chronic alcoholism
Noun
œnométrie
the use of a vinometer
Noun
œnothèque
wine shop; wine cellar (collection of wine); wine bar
Noun
œil poché
black eye
Noun
œuf tourné
over easy egg
Noun
œnanthique
enanthic; oenanthic; œnanthic
Adjective
œuf miroir
mirror egg: medium-rare sunny-side-up egg (egg, sunny-side up), a type of fried egg
Noun
œuvre d'art
work of art (product of the fine arts); work of art, thing of beauty (anything beautiful or exquisite)
Noun
œnothéracée
oenotheraceous plant
Noun
œcuménopole
ecumenopolis
Noun
œil-de-chat
cat's eye
Noun
œsophagisme
esophagospasm; oesophagospasm; œsophagospasm
Noun
œil de lynx
eagle eye, sharp vision
Noun
œil-de-bœuf
bull's eye, oculus
Noun
œuf au plat
fried egg, sunny side up
Noun