10802adjudantadjutant; warrant officer
Noun
10804génomegenome (complete genetic information of an organism)
Noun
10805véridiqueveracious, truthful; true, for real
Adjective
10809slalomslalom (event in skiing, kayaking or other sports)
Noun
10810viseursight (on a gun); viewfinder
Noun
10815torcherto wipe with a cloth to remove dirt; to flare (to burn off excess gas at a petroleum drilling site); to churn out; not to care, not to give a fuck; to be drunk
Verb
10817conditionnépackaged (about a product); conditioned (about a person)
Adjective
10818porcheporch, portico (decorated or ornate entrance to a building)
Noun
10819tributtribute (payment made from one state to another as a sign of submission); tribute (acknowledgement of gratitude)
Noun
10820fraudeurfraudster (a person who practices fraud)
Noun
10821conservatricekeeper, curator, custodian; Same as title in professional duties; conservative; Conservative; preservative
Noun
10822caissonbox; coffer; caisson (military vehicle); caisson (structure to exclude water)
Noun
10823commodechest of drawers, commode, dresser; toilet
Noun
10824salinsaline; salt
Adjective
10825couverto brood (an egg); to coddle, pamper, mollycoddle; to plot, hatch, scheme
Verb
10826patinerto ice-skate; to falter
Verb
10828allôhello (when answering at the beginning of a call); used to confirm that the person being addressed is listening, or to confirm if anyone is listening; hello (as an in-person greeting); hello! (implying someone is not paying attention to the obvious)
Interjection
10830acclamerto acclaim, applaud (to shout applause)
Verb
10833carpecarp; carpus
Noun
10835embarrassantembarrassing (causing embarrassment)
Adjective
10838foretdrill bit (driving part of a drill)
Noun
10840mantemantis (any of various large insects of the order Mantodea)
Noun
10842sardinesardine, pilchard; tent peg, stake
Noun
10843aberrationaberration; the state of being aberrant; aberration or mutation
Noun
10848épaterto deprive something of a paw or foot, or to damage/break its paw or foot so that it loses its support or normal function; to flatten; to knock down; to cause to sprawl on the ground; to fall sprawling, to come crashing down; to amaze, to stagger
Verb
10850demeuréperson with a mental handicap; idiot, retard, stupid person
Noun
10851bureaucratiebureaucracy (structure and regulations in place to control activity)
Noun
10852causalitécausality (agency of cause)
Noun
10857paritaireparity, equality; egalitarian
Adjective
10858flyerflyer (leaflet)
Noun
10859flopflop (failure)
Noun
10860braqueurrobber (especially, an armed robber)
Noun
10862tiquetick (animal)
Noun
10863probantcompelling, convincing
Adjective
10864bowlingbowling; bowling alley
Noun
10865sandalesandal (type of footwear)
Noun
10866régaltreat, culinary delight
Noun
10868entacherto taint; to blemish; to besmirch; to mar; to stain/harm someone's reputation
Verb
10871débiterto sell continuously; to turn out, produce (continuously); to recite, deliver; to reel off, rattle off; (singing) to sing quickly and in a lively manner; to spread; to cut, cut out (into a desired shape); to chop (up), cut up (especially for firewood); to debit
Verb
10873inadaptémaladjusted, unadapted; unsuitable, inappropriate
Adjective
10875versoverso, reverse, back, overleaf (of a page); left-hand page
Noun
10878croquettecroquette (minced, cooked food which is then deep-fried); kibble (grain for use as animal feed); a beanpole (a skinny and unmuscular person)
Noun
10883hépatitehepatitis (inflammation of the liver)
Noun
10884effractionbreaking and entering, burglary; hacking; effraction
Noun
10885absenterto leave; to absent oneself
Verb
10886venducorrupt
Adjective
10887paroleslyrics, words (of a song)
Noun
10888étoiléstarry; starred (highly rated)
Adjective
10890colletcollar; snare, noose; cape; neck (of tooth); neck
Noun
10892étuicase (for glasses, cigars, soap, a viola); holster (for a gun); cover (for an umbrella); cartridge (of a bullet)
Noun
10895drastiquedrastic; drastic, draconian, harsh
Adjective
10896étoffefabric, material; stuff
Noun
10897crochook; fang; croc (type of shoe)
Noun
10899implorerto beg, to plead, to implore
Verb