10602tandemtandem (vehicle, bicycle)
Noun
10603amortirto cushion, absorb, soften (shock, blow etc.); to deaden, muffle (noise); to pay off, amortize; to redeem (a title); to put an amortizement on
Verb
10606calcallus (hardened part of the skin)
Noun
10608gaucherleft-handed; left-footed
Adjective
10609acolyteacolyte; henchman, sidekick; partner in crime
Noun
10610secoussebump, jolt; shock, jolt, jerk; tremor
Noun
10611jouableplayable; feasible
Adjective
10612jargonjargon, specialised or unintelligible language; jargoon, a zircon type
Noun
10613dépeindreto depict, portray; to depaint (remove paint)
Verb
10614nulliténullity, invalidity; a zero, insignificant or useless person or object
Noun
10615équateurequator (imaginary great circle around Earth, equidistant from the two poles, and dividing earth's surface into the northern and southern hemisphere)
Noun
10616bourdonbumblebee (species of bee); drone; blues (feeling of sadness); A pilgrim's staff.; bourdon (large, low-pitched bell)
Noun
10617ouinan expression of sadness (like crying) by making such a sound; boo-hoo; waa
Noun
10622mulemule (animal); mule (footwear); mule (for drug smuggling)
Noun
10623repêcherto fish out, rescue (from water)
Verb
10627brochebrooch, pin; spit, skewer; spike, peg
Noun
10628ambulantwalking, strolling
Adjective
10631pupillepupil (of the eye); an orphan under guardianship, a ward
Noun
10632archivesarchive, the historical material (usually documents) considered as a whole; place for storing archives
Noun
10633jumentmare (female horse); a tall, slim and beautiful woman
Noun
10634sunniteSunni, Sunnite
Adjective
10635perchéperched; high, intoxicated; not mentally sound, disconnected from reality
Adjective
10636bridebridle; strap; loop (of a button); bride (of lace); adhesion; flange
Noun
10637décadencedecadence (state of moral or artistic decline or deterioration); decline, decay (deterioration of condition)
Noun
10639aboyerto bark; to scream at or inveigh against somebody; to scream or yell in short bouts; to bark
Verb
10641écartédiscarded, removed; separated; isolated, secluded; back(ward), far from the main area; stray
Adjective
10643cohortecohort; cohort, a division of the Roman legion; age group, age bracket
Noun
10644destituerto discharge, to relieve (one from their duty), to depose (someone from the throne)
Verb
10645lorrainof, from or relating to Lorraine, a cultural region part of the administrative region of Grand Est, France
Adjective
10646posthumeposthumous (taking place after someone's death)
Adjective
10647effleurerto stroke gently, to touch lightly; to brush over, to brush past; to skim over (a subject)
Verb
10649retraireto withdraw; to take out
Verb
10652fellationfellatio, or an instance of fellatio
Noun
10653détenudetained; imprisoned, confined; retaining
Adjective
10655redevancerto surpass again, to overtake again
Verb
10656kebabkebab (dish of skewered meat and vegetables)
Noun
10659botaniquebotany (branch of biology concerned with the scientific study of plants)
Noun
10664veninvenom (poison); venom, vitriol (feeling of malign or contempt)
Noun
10666sacrecoronation; swear word, curse
Noun
10667carterto verify a person's age etc by inspecting his identity card
Verb
10670camouflerto camouflage (hide, disguise)
Verb
10671stigmatiserto stigmatize (to mark with a permanent identity mark branded, cut or tattooed onto the skin); to blame, to criticize
Verb
10672conteurstoryteller, a person who tells stories; narrator
Noun
10673agilenimble, agile (quick and light in movement or action)
Adjective
10674écorcebark (of a tree); peel (of certain fruits); crust (of the Earth)
Noun
10675mousserto foam (produce foam); to promote, highlight, increase the popularity of
Verb
10676utilitaireellipsis of véhicule utilitaire: utility vehicle, UV
Noun
10677shootshot (in sports); shoot 'em up; shot (of drugs); photoshoot
Noun
10678catégoriquecategorical, clear-cut, unequivocal; positive, certain
Adjective
10680servitudeservitude, thralldom; easement
Noun
10682engrenagegear (a wheel with grooves); inescapable sequence of events; slippery slope
Noun
10683échaufferto overheat; to excite, incite (imagination etc.); to inflame; to warm up
Verb
10684milankite (bird)
Noun
10692DreDr (“doctor”): alternative form of Dʳᵉ.; feminine of Dʳ; abbreviation of docteure
Noun
10694sordidesordid; squalid; sleazy
Adjective
10695bulgareBulgarian, the Bulgarian language
Noun
10696plancherto study something thoroughly, to work hard on something, to brainstorm
Verb
10698diligencediligence, conscientiousness; haste; stage-coach, diligence
Noun
10699pressantpressing, urgent, insistent; squeezing
Adjective
10700éclatementsmash, burst; boom (sound); breakup, split; outburst
Noun