12102euthanasieeuthanasia (practice of killing a human being or animal)
Noun
12103rayonnantradiant, effulgent, gleaming
Adjective
12105puantsmelly, stinking
Adjective
12108biberonbaby bottle, feeding bottle
Noun
12111labelliserto label; to approve, to give official status to
Verb
12112bulgareof Bulgaria; Bulgarian
Adjective
12113impurimpure
Adjective
12114appointan amount of small change; money which completes a payment, balances an account; complementary support
Noun
12116ingérerto ingest, to swallow; to interfere in, to meddle with
Verb
12117chaimasala chai (a tea drink); wine cellar
Noun
12118taggerto tag; to tag (label)
Verb
12120pondérerto weight (applying a weighting to)
Verb
12121abjectWorthy of utmost contempt or disgust; vile; despicable; of the lowest social position
Adjective
12123dépendantdependent; one who is dependent
Noun
12124brouillondraft (early version of a written work)
Noun
12125OntarienOntarian (resident or native of Ontario)
Noun
12126isoléan independent rider in the Tour de France
Noun
12128globuleglobule; blood cell
Noun
12130aiguiserto sharpen (of a point, to make sharper); to hone (e.g. a skill); to whet
Verb
12143colonialismecolonialism (the policy of a country seeking to extend or retain its authority over other people or territories, generally with the aim of economic dominance)
Noun
12152frichefallow land; wasteland
Noun
12153décrierto decry; to criticize, disparage, censure
Verb
12154inconscientunconscious, unconscious mind; irresponsible person
Noun
12156substratsubstrate (the material or substance on which an enzyme acts); substrate (a surface on which an organism grows or is attached); substrate (an underlying layer; a substratum); substrate (an indigenous language)
Noun
12157inestimablepriceless, invaluable; inestimable
Adjective
12158briguerto crave, to have one's eyes on
Verb
12159régulièreOne's regular sexual or romantic partner (as opposed to a partner with which one is having an affair)
Noun
12161chaussonslipper (footwear); bootee; ballet shoe (UK), ballet slipper (US); sock; man's sock; thicker, warmer sock worn during the winter; turnover; synonym of savate (martial art)
Noun
12162Maîtrea title given to lawyers and notaries public in France, Belgium, and Canada
Noun
12163scorerto score (a goal)
Verb
12164quadruplequadruple; sixty-fourth note
Adjective
12166argumentairesales pitch (set of arguments meant to convince a buyer)
Noun
12167majorerto increase; to overestimate, to exaggerate
Verb
12168KabyleKabyle (person)
Noun
12169affrontaffront, insult, snub
Noun
12171monosupervisor, leader (in a camp)
Noun
12172réanimationrevival, resuscitation; intensive care
Noun
12175marginaliserto marginalise (to relegate to the margins; to exclude socially or otherwise)
Verb
12176débauchedebauchery; dissipation
Noun
12179solesole (fish); sole, the bottom of a hoof; sole, a piece of timber, a joist; a piece of land devoted to crop rotation
Noun
12180attelagecoupling, hitch; team (of horses, etc); yoke (of oxen); combined driving
Noun
12181orageuxstormy (weather); stormy, tumultuous (a situation)
Adjective
12182colocationhouseshare, flatshare (renting of a house or apartment with another tenant); house or apartment that is rented in such a manner
Noun
12183congélateurfreezer (container or room keeping things frozen)
Noun
12184limiteedgy, borderline, almost objectionable
Adjective
12186moelleuxfull of marrow, marrowy; soft, supple, graceful
Adjective
12189recoinhidden and out-of-way corner, recess, nook; deepest corner, inner sanctum
Noun
12192offenseinsult, affront, offense
Noun
12194fatiganttiring; tiresome; annoying
Adjective
12195fétichefetish, idol; amulet; fetish
Noun
12198écueilreef, shelf, skerry; pitfall, stumbling block
Noun
12200scanderto scan; to chant (name, slogan etc.); to enunciate (words) carefully; to articulate separately, accentuate; to emphasise (discourse, argument)
Verb