11904immuableWhich hardly ever changes; unchanging; Incapable, by its very nature, of changing; immutable, fixed; Said of someone that remains true to themselves
Adjective
11905abonnéregularly affected by; plagued or dogged with
Adjective
11908AlgérienAlgerian (native or inhabitant of the Regency of Algiers); Algerian (native or inhabitant of Algeria)
Noun
11911puspus (bodily fluid)
Noun
11913radeharbour; bar, counter (of cafe, bar etc.); pavement (UK), sidewalk (US)
Noun
11915châtelainsomeone who lives in a castle; lord of the manor
Noun
11916saucissonlarge sausage, often well-spiced and dried such as salami
Noun
11917immiscerto involve (someone); to interfere
Verb
11918congolaisPastry made with coconut and sugar
Noun
11920vauA temporary structure used for building arches.
Noun
11921rouillerto rust; to get rusty by lack of practise
Verb
11923CoréenKorean (person)
Noun
11924goalgoalkeeper especially in soccer and polo; target in those sports
Noun
11925manifestémanifested; demonstrated
Adjective
11926enfinat last, finally, about time!
Interjection
11927détenduloose, slack; relaxed
Adjective
11930barrettesmall bar; barrette (US), (hair) slide (UK); brooch; bar (of medal); bar/slab of hash; biretta
Noun
11934défoncéscrewed up, wasted, stoned, high (on drugs)
Adjective
11937quartfourth
Adjective
11941réversiblereversible (capable of being reversed or inverted)
Adjective
11942abominationsomething vile and abominable; an abomination; revulsion, abomination, disgust
Noun
11946assiduassiduous (hard-working, diligent)
Adjective
11948quotientquotient (result of a division)
Noun
11949hobbyhobby (activity)
Noun
11950softsoftcore (pornography)
Adjective
11952navetturnip (white root of Brassica rapa); a very bad movie; a turkey
Noun
11953orfèvregoldsmith, silversmith, smith who works with any precious metal
Noun
11954incriminerto incriminate (to accuse or bring criminal charges against)
Verb
11958CHUinitialism of centre hospitalier universitaire (literally “university hospital center”); a teaching hospital
Noun
11962appendiceappendix (vermiform appendix); appendix (text added to the end of a book or an article)
Noun
11963coupantcutting; sharp
Adjective
11965folkloriquefolk (related to folklore); outlandish, bizarre, quaint
Adjective
11969jetabledisposable (designed to be thrown away after use)
Adjective
11970résilienceresilience (the mental ability to recover quickly from depression, illness or misfortune)
Noun
11972tataauntie (aunt); auntie (woman of an older generation than oneself); nanny; homosexual (man); faggot, fag (US); poof (UK); queen; fearful, weak person; imbecile, idiot, wanker, dickhead; a wave goodbye; tata, tata somba (historical West African fortification); enclosure resembling such a fortification
Noun
11975prodigieuxprodigious; terrific, immense, magnificent
Adjective
11977jaserto chat, to gossip
Verb
11979flirtan episode of (or the act of) flirting
Noun
11980linguistelinguist (one who studies linguistics)
Noun
11982polluantpollutant, a substance which pollutes
Noun
11983commotiona violent collision or shock; concussion; shock, surprise
Noun
11989lilaslilac (plant and colour)
Noun
11990charrueplough; snow plow (US), snow plough (UK)
Noun
11994furtiffurtive, stealthy; stealth; with stealth capabilities
Adjective
11995chouetteExclamation when one learns of something pleasing
Interjection
11996litièrelitter (for cattle, cats); bedding (for horses); litter (mode of transport); litter, leaf litter
Noun
11998crèmecream (color/colour); cool
Adjective
11999chiennea bitch (objectionable woman); a whore; a prostitute; overalls (shortening of chienne de travail); fear
Noun
12000KevinA boorish lower-class person of low intellect
Noun