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Words 10901–11000
10901téton
nipple (usually human); tit, boob
Noun
10902hypnose
hypnosis (a trancelike state)
Noun
10903indiscutable
undebatable; not arguable, unquestionable, undeniable; indisputable
Adjective
10904pâtes
pasta
Noun
10905gaillard
forecastle (raised part of the upper deck at the front of a ship); fellow, guy; hunk
Noun
10906pentagone
pentagon (a polygon with five sides and five angles)
Noun
10907patineur
skater
Noun
10908boisé
wooded
Adjective
10909syndicalisme
trade unionism (system or practice of trade unions); syndicalism (movement or doctrine advocating the control of government and industry by trade unions)
Noun
10910repeindre
to repaint
Verb
10911perfectionnement
improvement, refinement
Noun
10912trader
trader
Noun
10913peler
to peel
Verb
10914rectangle
rectangle
Noun
10915averse
shower, rainshower
Noun
10916rectification
rectification
Noun
10917vomissement
sick; vomit (act of vomiting)
Noun
10918neurologique
neurological
Adjective
10919limpide
clear, limpid (especially of water)
Adjective
10920chimère
chimera (mythical monster); chimera (creature of the imagination); chimera (organism with cells from two zygotes); chimaera (fish)
Noun
10921parterre
part of a garden that is divided into flowerbeds; the part of a theater between the stalls and the rear; the members of a theater audience seated in the parterre; an assembly or group of people
Noun
10922esquisse
sketch (quick freehand drawing); sketch (brief description)
Noun
10923naissant
nascent, incipient; budding, dawning, awakening
Adjective
10924épicé
hot, spicy (having a spicy taste)
Adjective
10925réélection
reelection (the act of being elected after already being elected once)
Noun
10926dureté
hardness, especially of water; harshness
Noun
10927tong
flip-flop, thong
Noun
10928Bordelais
Bordelais (native or inhabitant of the city of Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France) (usually male)
Noun
10929cadenas
padlock
Noun
10930è
she's, it's: contraction of elle + est
Phrase
10931API
API, application programming interface
Noun
10932huis
a door, access
Noun
10933rhinocéros
rhinoceros
Noun
10934dangereusement
dangerously
Adverb
10935maxwell
maxwell
Noun
10936dudit
contraction of de + ledit
10937tumblr
a microblog created on Tumblr; tumblelog
Noun
10938Maj
abbreviation of major alternative form of Maj.
Noun
10939conf
conference
Noun
10940PM
market price
Noun
10941marteler
to strike with a hammer; to hammer; to shape or forge with a hammer; to emphasise individual elements such as words or notes; to repeat insistently; to trouble; to bother; to worry
Verb
10942lacrymogène
lachrymatory, lacrimogenous (causing the production of tears)
Adjective
10943avoine
oats; punch (a hit with the fist)
Noun
10944siler
to whistle (make a whistling noise)
Verb
10945taler
to damage (a fruit)
Verb
10946rétrospective
retrospective, montage
Noun
10947naturaliste
naturalist
Noun
10948desserte
side table (or the food served on it); service (of a certain area or place by a road, transit service, public institution, etc.)
Noun
10949piocher
to use a pickaxe; to cram, to swot, to grind (e.g., for an exam); to slog away, drudge (to work very hard); to pick, choose, select from a set of options; to draw from the deck
Verb
10950compatibilité
compatibility
Noun
10951aumônier
almoner; chaplain
Noun
10952vôtres
your (belonging to you, plural or formal)
Adjective
10953rancune
resentment, grudge; rancour
Noun
10954entrave
hobble (chain); fetter (chain); hindrance, obstacle
Noun
10955rigidité
rigidity, stiffness
Noun
10956vigile
guard, security guard; vigil (eve of a religious festival)
Noun
10957abréviation
abbreviation (shortened or contracted form of a word or phrase)
Noun
10958Toulousain
native or inhabitant of the city of Toulouse, the prefecture of the Haute-Garonne department and the Occitania region, France (usually male)
Noun
10959perron
steps (to an entranceway), perron, stoop (US)
Noun
10960décorateur
decorator
Noun
10961insoutenable
untenable; unbearable
Adjective
10962espacer
to space out, to allow gaps or intervals between
Verb
10963mou
pliability, softness, mushiness; lungs, lights (of a slaughtered animal) sold as lesser quality meat for cats or other pets; slack; something soft, pliable or mushy; a man lacking impetuousness and decision; a pansy, softy; a moderate
Noun
10964mandater
to appoint, elect, commission
Verb
10965bijouterie
jeweller's; jewellery shop
Noun
10966safran
saffron; rudder blade
Noun
10967nombril
navel, belly button; middle
Noun
10968oculaire
eye; ocular
Adjective
10969regain
second crop (typically of grass); renewal; upsurge
Noun
10970maya
Mayan (relating to the Mayans); Mayan (relating to the Mayan language)
Adjective
10971salutation
greeting; valediction, complimentary close
Noun
10972ovaire
ovary
Noun
10973grimace
grimace
Noun
10974cirer
to wax (apply wax to something)
Verb
10975obstruction
block (something that prevents passing); obstruction
Noun
10976dévastateur
devastating
Adjective
10977fasciste
fascist (proponent of fascism)
Noun
10978caca
resembling or reminiscent of poo, poop; (very) dirty, yucky, filthy, nasty
Adjective
10979panoramique
panoramic
Adjective
10980discothèque
record library, library of discs; discotheque, disco (nightclub where dancing takes place)
Noun
10981croustillant
crispy, crunchy; suggestive, bawdy, filthy, saucy
Adjective
10982tondre
to shear (sheep); to mow, cut (grass; a lawn); to clip, cut (hair); to shave (one's head); to smooth, level (a surface); to rob, clean someone out
Verb
10983raviver
to revive; to rekindle (a fire)
Verb
10984aveuglement
blindness, sightlessness (state of being blind); blindness, obliviousness
Noun
10985vétérinaire
veterinary
Adjective
10986confiner
to confine; to border (on)
Verb
10987déposé
registered, recorded
Adjective
10988mutiler
to maim (to cause permanent loss); to mutilate; to dismember (cut off a limb)
Verb
10989dissident
dissenter; dissident, someone who has dissenting opinion; dissident, an opponent to a political regime
Noun
10990matrimonial
matrimonial
Adjective
10991brie
brie
Noun
10992boum
dance event, party
Noun
10993malfaiteur
malefactor; wrongdoer
Noun
10994moreau
jet-black horse; nosebag
Noun
10995civiliser
to civilize
Verb
10996hostie
the host used in church
Noun
10997intervenant
intervening
Adjective
10998appât
lure; (sexual) temptation; charms; bait; feint
Noun
10999converser
to converse
Verb
11000programmeur
programmer
Noun