11002pérenneperennial; long-lasting
Adjective
11005colorantfood colouring; colouring in general
Noun
11007museausnout, muzzle (long, projecting nose, mouth and jaw of a beast); face
Noun
11008bruyèreheather, heath, briar; a place of briars, a moor
Noun
11009tâterto feel (touch lightly, to sense consistency or temperature); to get a feel for; to go to see someone
Verb
11010liguerto gang up; to be in league
Verb
11011doctorantdoctoral student (studying for a PhD etc)
Noun
11012réfectionrefection; refashioning, restoration, on the basis of its etymology, of a word which has undergone phonetic erosion through regular sound laws; the word resulting from that process
Noun
11014consortconsort; minions, associates; the like, their ilk
Noun
11015évêchébishopric; bishop's palace; cathedral town
Noun
11016collantbody stocking, leotard; tights (UK), pantyhose (US)
Noun
11019maniemania; habit; idiosyncrasy
Noun
11020crampecramp (muscular contraction); iron clamp
Noun
11023shooterto shoot the ball forward in an attempt to place it in the opponent's goal; to shoot up, inject oneself with drugs
Verb
11024évincerto evict (expel); to depose; to knock out, eliminate, do away with, see off
Verb
11031désarroidismay; disarray (want of array or regular order)
Noun
11033péquisteof the Parti Québécois
Adjective
11034menuslim, small, fine; minor, trifling
Adjective
11035harpeA triangular musical instrument played by plucking strings with the fingers; a harp.; Any member of the sea snail mollusc family Harpidae; a harp snail.; A dog's claw; finger; A stone left protruding from a wall at regular intervals so that it can be interlocked with a corresponding stone on another wall to form quoining.; A type of portcullis.
Noun
11036payeurpayer (someone who pays)
Noun
11037rossignolnightingale; picklock, skeleton key; piece of junk
Noun
11038camecam (part of engine); stuff, trinket; dope, gear, stuff (any narcotic drug), originally cocaine
Noun
11040vanitéfutility, pointlessness; vanity (excessive pride); vanitas
Noun
11041lieueleague (distance)
Noun
11042volatilvolatile; flying, volant; evanescent
Adjective
11044informateurinformant, informer – one who informs
Noun
11050fritzFritz; Kraut
Noun
11052mondialementglobally, worldwide, throughout the world, all over the world
Adverb
11057lors deduring, at the time of
Preposition
11058EARLinitialism of exploitation agricole à responsabilité limitée
Noun
11059médaillonmedallion (large decorative medal); medallion (cut of meat); medallion
Noun
11060squatsquat (building occupied without permission, as practiced by a squatter); uninvited presence in a building or place (the result of which can be welcomed); squat effect; Squat
Noun
11061ficelerto tie up, to truss
Verb
11062boussolecompass (navigational tool)
Noun
11064entorsesprain; exception, violation (to a rule)
Noun
11069allumettematch (small flammable object); shoestring French fry
Noun
11072florissantflowering, blooming, flourishing
Adjective
11074exalterto elate, thrill; to be elated
Verb
11075gémirto moan; to groan
Verb
11076singerto ape; to sprinkle with flour
Verb
11077blouseuniform or coat with buttons down the front; any one of the holes on a billiards table
Noun
11079dérogerto repeal (a law); to break, contravene, infringe (a law), to break away (from a tradition)
Verb
11080pruneplum; ticket (traffic citation)
Noun
11081blindéarmored vehicle in general
Noun
11082trafiquerto traffic (e.g. drugs); to tamper with
Verb
11084glauqueglaucous (of a pale green colour); sinister, ominous, worrying
Adjective
11087déloyaldisloyal; unfair
Adjective
11088voleurthieving, thievish
Adjective
11090tasserto pile together, to put into a pile; to compress or to pack vertically; (for a person) to shrink, e.g. with age; (for things) to sort itself out with time
Verb
11093prohibitionprohibition; prohibition of alcohol
Noun
11095malchancemischance, misfortune, bad luck
Noun
11096kamikazekamikaze (person carrying out a suicide attack); suicide bomber
Noun
11098dépouillementstripping; skinning (removal of skin from an animal); loss; shedding (of leaves from a tree); stripping; reduction; cutting; snipping; whittling down (removal, at least in part, e.g. of text); act of getting rid; robbing, stealing; pinching; destitution (state of being without); shedding, disowning (e.g. of personal belongings); count; vote count; counting of votes; data reduction
Noun
11099sambasamba (dance)
Noun
11100concombrecucumber (plant); cucumber (vegetable); idiot, moron
Noun