shootshot (in sports); shoot 'em up; shot (of drugs); photoshoot
Noun
incisea part of a sentence, set between em dashes
Noun
à l'attaqueattack! forward! charge! up and at 'em!
Interjection
⠜The independent word les.; The letter sequence gl [+V].; The letter sequence em [+C].
emploijob; employment; use; need; use, application
Noun
empêcherto stop; to prevent; to hinder; to refrain
Verb
employéemployee; nonmanagerial worker
Noun
employerto use (a physical thing); to use (an abstract); to be used; to employ (a person); to be employed
Verb
empireempire; influence, authority, dominion
Noun
emporterto take; to win; to take away, to blow away, to carry away; to take away; to get angry; to lose one's temper; to flare up
Verb
emmenerto take off, take away or out; to take (someone) along somewhere, to take (something) with (someone)
Verb
embrasserto hug, embrace (to affectionately wrap one's arms around another); to kiss (to touch with the lips)
Verb
emprunterto borrow (~ à (“from”)); to take, to follow
Verb
embarquerto board (a vehicle); to embark (to set off on a journey); To embark (upon)
Verb
emparerto seize, get hold of; to take over
Verb
emmerderto bug, bother, irritate "the shit out of" someone; to bother with; to be bored; used to tell someone to bug off
Verb
empreinteimprint (any visible mark caused by pressure)
Noun
embêterto bug, bother, annoy; to pick on someone
Verb
emballerto pack up; to wrap up; to parcel; to thrill, to turn on; to race; to bolt; to get carried away; to get ahead of oneself, to get one's hopes up; to make out with someone
Verb
emballagewrapping (action of wrapping something up); packaging (materials used for wrapping)
Noun
empriseexpropriation; domination, control, influence
Noun
embauchehiring, employment, taking-on; vacancy
Noun
empreindreto imprint; to influence; to imbue (with); to become imbued (with)
Verb
embrouillerto entangle; to make mistakes, get confused (while performing a complex task); to bamboozle, to confuse; to get in a fight
Verb
empreintcharacterized or marked (by)
Adjective
embarrasembarrassment; obstacle, hindrance; lack of money
Noun
embellirto improve, make more attractive; to embellish
Verb
embryonembryo; embryo (the beginning, the first stage)
Noun
embarcationboat, craft; embarkation; transportation
Noun
embouteillagebottling; blockade; traffic jam, gridlock, bottleneck
Noun
embouchuremouthpiece (of a musical instrument); embouchure (of a wind instrument player); mouth (of a river); bit (horse controlling mechanism)
Noun
emmerdetrouble (short form, abbreviation of emmerdement)
Noun
empocherto pocket (to put something in a pocket); to pocket, to rake in, to earn
Verb