11501coutumiercustomary, usual (of things); accustomed to (of people, with de)
Adjective
11504lettrerto send a letter (to someone); to educate, to teach to read and write
Verb
11505judasJudas (traitor); spyhole, peephole, Judas-hole
Noun
11506transattransat; deck chair
Noun
11509trouerto hole, pierce
Verb
11510misérablewretch, scoundrel; a Belgian French pastry of vanilla butter-cream and tender almond biscuit layers
Noun
11514raflerto swipe, nick, run off with (steal); to scoop
Verb
11516entérinerto ratify, to confirm, to consent
Verb
11517colloquerto lodge someone, to set up someone in a place, to establish, to install; to converse
Verb
11519dessousunder; beneath
Preposition
11520empocherto pocket (to put something in a pocket); to pocket, to rake in, to earn
Verb
11521devinseer, soothsayer
Noun
11523bistrobistro; proprietor of a bistro
Noun
11524kikithroat; penis
Noun
11525trichefraud; cheating
Noun
11526dûmentduly; as due; justly; legitimately
Adverb
11529cloîtrecloister (part of a monastery)
Noun
11531présagerto predict, to foresee, foretell; to forewarn; to portend, be an omen of; to bode
Verb
11532illuminationenlightenment (philosophy and psychology related to achieving clarity of perception, reason and knowledge); illumination, lighting
Noun
11533tourmenttorture; torment; discomfort; pain
Noun
11534différentieldifferential (qualitative or quantitative difference between similar things); a differential gear; plus-minus
Noun
11535scannerto scan (to create a digital copy of an image using a scanner)
Verb
11536correcteura corrector, notably a proofreader
Noun
11538inexactinexact (not exact)
Adjective
11539crécherto flop (to stay, sleep or live in a place)
Verb
11540riverainamnicolist; resident (of a specific neighbourhood, square, etc.)
Noun
11541smileysmiley (logo of smiling face)
Noun
11542garnigarnished (with vegetables etc)
Adjective
11543lucarnedormer window; skylight; top corner of the net
Noun
11546envionly used in à l'envi
Noun
11547récréationrecreation; (US) recess, (UK) break
Noun
11550hautainhaughty, supercilious
Adjective
11554leurrelure, decoy; trap, snare; illusion; deception; flare (aerial infrared countermeasure)
Noun
11555oreilletteearphone (transducer, earpiece or headphone); auricle (part of the heart); asarabacca, European wild ginger (Asarum europaeum); beignet, fritter; an oreillette (ear-covering on a medieval helmet, civilian hood, etc)
Noun
11556recopierto copy (again); to transcribe
Verb
11557boufféepuff (of wind, smoke, etc.); surge, rush
Noun
11559invalidedisabled; invalid, null, void
Adjective
11560jouéirrevocable
Adjective
11563blaireaubadger; shaving brush; fool
Noun
11566affilerto sharpen (to make sharp)
Verb
11567omissionomission (act of omitting)
Noun
11570AfghanAfghan (native or inhabitant of Afghanistan)
Noun
11571vitrerto glaze, fit with glass, install a glass pane in
Verb
11572agrégationaggregation; a high-level competitive examination for the recruitment of teachers in France
Noun
11576recevableacceptable, admissible; receivable; admissible
Adjective
11577CSPsocio-professional category
Noun
11580remouseddy, backwash; swirl, wash; turmoil
Noun
11581célibatcelibacy (state of being unmarried); celibacy (state of not engaging in sexual intercourse)
Noun
11585ouhooh, ouch; boo, hiss; tuwhit tuwhoo (hoot of an owl)
Interjection
11587ZACinitialism of zone d'aménagement concerté
Noun
11590fachofash (a fascist or member of the far-right)
Noun
11591supporteursupporter (adherent, someone who supports)
Noun
11593doudouany stuffed toy such as a stuffed animal; beloved, darling (term of endearment)
Noun
11595carabinerifle; mistress of a cavalry soldier
Noun
11597guirlandewreath; festoon; garland; tinsel
Noun
11598sacochebag; pannier, saddlebag; handbag; bumbag; pouch (for electronic equipment)
Noun
11599arrondirounded (made circular or spherical); rounded (approximated to its nearest round value); rounded (pronounced with lips drawn together)
Adjective
11600écaillescale (of fish, reptile etc.); shell (of tortoise, oyster); tortoiseshell (manufacturing material)
Noun