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Words 12001–12100
12001biathlon
biathlon
Noun
12002boko
Boko language
Noun
12003gratos
for free
Adverb
12004système de freinage antiblocage
anti-lock braking system
Noun
12005désarmement
disarmament
Noun
12006armoiries
arms; coat of arms
Noun
12007manuellement
manually, by hand
Adverb
12008momentanément
momentarily
Adverb
12009AJ
auberge de jeunesse
Noun
12010rigoureusement
rigorously, strictly, thoroughly; absolutely, entirely
Adverb
12011musculation
muscle-building, bodybuilding, strength training, resistance training
Noun
12012prématurément
prematurely; untimely
Adverb
12013SAMU
acronym of service d'aide médicale urgente; French emergency medical service call center
Noun
12014pédagogue
pedagogue; educator; teacher
Noun
12015exemption
exemption
Noun
12016contenant
container
Noun
12017équatorial
equatorial
Adjective
12018rallumer
to relight; to rekindle, revive
Verb
12019fade
tasteless, insipid; boring; lukewarm
Adjective
12020randonneur
walker, hiker; backpacker
Noun
12021gent
people, nation; race, species (of animals); tribe; company, those who are in accompaniment
Noun
12022gratin
gratin; upper crust, elite
Noun
12023perf
performance; perfusion
Noun
12024dentifrice
toothpaste
Noun
12025revendeur
reseller
Noun
12026salé
salted pork meat
Noun
12027flamboyant
flaming (also heraldry); flamboyant
Adjective
12028gare
beware
Interjection
12029dénommé
a, a certain, someone named
Adjective
12030bi
bi, bisexual
Adjective
12031retenu
cautious, moderate, reserved
Adjective
12032récidiver
to reoffend, to recidivate; to relapse, to recur
Verb
12033recharge
refill
Noun
12034ardu
steep (of a near-vertical gradient); arduous, needing or using up much energy, difficult
Adjective
12035spacieux
spacious
Adjective
12036figé
frozen; fixed; lifeless; motionless
Adjective
12037escouade
squad, squadron
Noun
12038hexagonal
hexagonal; French; specifically, related to the French mainland (l'Hexagone)
Adjective
12039indu
unjustified, unwarranted, undue
Adjective
12040branché
trendy, à la mode
Adjective
12041gitan
gypsy
Adjective
12042speed
speedy, hasty
Adjective
12043assisté
helpless person (person who needs or expects everything to be done for them, person who does not know how to do things by themselves)
Noun
12044électroménager
household appliance
Noun
12045départager
to shift the balance between two parties of, or break the tie between, decide between; to divide, separate; to isolate, separate, determine; to distinguish, differentiate, or decide between; to find a winner, break a (or the) tie
Verb
12046aliéner
to alienate
Verb
12047quelque chose
something (an indefinite or indeterminate object)
Pronoun
12048macabre
macabre
Adjective
12049clim
air-con
Noun
12050rebord
ledge; rim, edge
Noun
12051sucette
lollipop; dummy, pacifier; love bite, hickey
Noun
12052mystique
mystic, one who practices mysticism
Noun
12053collusion
collusion
Noun
12054athlétique
athletic (having a muscular, well developed body, being in shape)
Adjective
12055tendon
tendon
Noun
12056exclamer
to exclaim, shout out
Verb
12057automatisme
automatism
Noun
12058saisi
seized
Adjective
12059batte
a bat (as in baseball bat)
Noun
12060cuver
to ferment; to sleep off (especially of alcohol); to sleep or rest after drinking; to calm; to lie around, laze about
Verb
12061courtiser
to court; to woo (to endeavor to gain someone's affection)
Verb
12062révélateur
revealer (one who reveals or uncovers something); developer (liquid used in the chemical processing of traditional photos)
Noun
12063enceinter
to make pregnant; to knock up
Verb
12064couché
in bed; lying
Adjective
12065ricain
Yank, Yankee
Adjective
12066préfacer
to write a preface
Verb
12067empiler
to pile up
Verb
12068palier
landing
Adjective
12069tempérer
to temper, to soothe, to assuage
Verb
12070scotch
scotch (whisky); Scotch tape, sticky tape
Noun
12071apéritif
apéritif
Noun
12072imprudent
imprudent, incautious, reckless, unwise
Adjective
12073facho
fashy (relating to fascism)
Adjective
12074manchette
cuff; oversleeve, manchette; headline; marginal note; note in the margin
Noun
12075sismique
seismic
Adjective
12076agréé
certified
Adjective
12077rager
to rage
Verb
12078triathlon
triathlon
Noun
12079niçois
of, from or relating to the city of Nice, the prefecture of the Alpes-Maritimes department, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France
Adjective
12080mignon
a small pastry
Noun
12081blouson
blouson
Noun
12082glisse
skiing; glide
Noun
12083pan
bang! (sound of a gun); bam!
Interjection
12084dictée
dictation, the process of speaking for someone else to write down the words; dictation, an activity in school where the teacher reads a passage aloud and the students write it down
Noun
12085fesser
to spank or smack; to whack, to strike or crash into
Verb
12086adopté
male adoptee
Noun
12087méduse
jellyfish
Noun
12088défigurer
to disfigure; to deform
Verb
12089téléfilm
feature-length televised drama
Noun
12090visser
to screw in; to screw on; to serve; to sell drugs
Verb
12091paperasse
paperwork, bumf
Noun
12092travaillé
polished, finely wrought, refined, well-made (that has been worked on for a long time and is consequently excellent)
Adjective
12093banalité
banality; platitude, banality
Noun
12094infructueux
unfruitful, fruitless; unprofitable, unsuccessful
Adjective
12095taquiner
to tease
Verb
12096établi
workbench
Noun
12097maillon
link (of a chain)
Noun
12098menuisier
carpenter, joiner
Noun
12099cougar
cougar (an older woman who actively seeks the casual, often sexual, companionship of younger men)
Noun
12100mariée
bride
Noun