12201éclectiqueeclectic (selecting a mixture of what appear to be best of various doctrines, methods or styles)
Adjective
12202épilepsieepilepsy (medical condition)
Noun
12204meurtrirto murder; to injure, hurt; to bruise, especially in reference to fruit; to leave a contusion; to hurt or injure someone's feelings
Verb
12205assujettirto subject; to subjugate, to subdue; to secure, make fast; to abide by
Verb
12208pifconk, hooter, schnozzle (nose, especially if large); nose, intuition
Noun
12209MalienMalian (resident or native of Mali)
Noun
12210IrakienIraqi (Iraqi person)
Noun
12212infirmerto weaken, to undermine (a theory, a testimony, etc.); to invalidate
Verb
12213poupepoop, stern
Noun
12214enracinerto root; to cause to take root; to take root; to settle down
Verb
12216prévoyantfarsighted, foresighted, provident, sagacious
Adjective
12219ouedwadi (a valley, gully, or stream-bed in northern Africa and southwest Asia that remains dry except during the rainy season)
Noun
12220complémentaritéthe act of working hand-in-hand, the act of complementing one another, coupling; complementarity
Noun
12222soudésoldered; inseparable (e.g. as friends)
Adjective
12224convenanceconformity, propriety; convenience, expediency
Noun
12225charrettecharette (small two-wheeled cart); period of intense work (to meet a deadline)
Noun
12226chantresinger, songster; cantor; bard, minstrel; figurehead; champion; advocate
Noun
12228raina raised border on a field or forest that serves as a boundary
Noun
12230sévéritéseverity, strictness; severity, austerity, rigidity; severity, seriousness
Noun
12231tarirto dry up; to exhaust, use up; to talk non-stop (about something); to dwindle, to dry up, to peter out
Verb
12237moruecod; a whore; a broad; an ugly person; an oaf
Noun
12238survolflying over (act of flying over something); skim through (quick browse)
Noun
12239éthiopienof Ethiopia; Ethiopian
Adjective
12240testostéronetestosterone (steroid hormone that stimulates development of male secondary sexual characteristics, produced mainly in the testes, but also in the ovaries and adrenal cortex)
Noun
12241cocottechicken, hen; honey, darling; small casserole (pot) for individual portions, similar to a Dutch oven; promiscuous woman, prostitute; vagina; pinecone; (construction) cone
Noun
12242mireaim (action of aiming); foresight (of rifle); target; test pattern; rod (measuring tool); medieval physician
Noun
12243inculquerto inculcate; to instill into
Verb
12244peignecomb (toothed implement)
Noun
12247cancérigènecarcinogenic (causing or tending to cause cancer)
Adjective
12248nourricechildminder, nanny; wet nurse; mule (person paid to smuggle drugs)
Noun
12252désintéressergive money to (somebody) as a compensation for something; to lose interest (in), stop being interested in
Verb
12253abattementa diminution of physical or moral strength; dejection; exhaustion; despondency; a type of allowance or tax deduction; a discount
Noun
12254tourelleturret (of building, tank); conning tower (of submarine)
Noun
12255rosérosé (a pale pink wine)
Noun
12257assaillirto assail; to assault; to attack
Verb
12259plafonnerto cap (put an upper limit on); to reach one's upper limit
Verb
12263récré(US) recess, (UK) break
Noun
12264cambriolerto burgle (UK), burglarize (US)
Verb
12265embraserto set fire to; to inflame, impassion
Verb
12267soupapevalve; outlet, overflow
Noun
12269gentnice, pleasant, or noble, speaking of a person or thing
Adjective
12272enterto graft; to implant
Verb
12274courbecurved; bent (not straight)
Adjective
12276penduperson condemned to be hanged; person killed by hanging; hangman (pen and paper game); hanged man (tarot card)
Noun
12282mortellementfatally, lethally, mortally (to the death)
Adverb
12283réinsertionreinsertion; reintegration, rehabilitation
Noun
12284militairementmilitarily (in a military way, with respect to the military)
Adverb
12287adéquationappropriateness, conformity, adequacy
Noun
12288AMDinitialism of auto-mitrailleuse de découverte, reconnaissance machine-gun carrier or armored car
Noun
12289LSinitialism of libre service (“convenience store”)
Noun
12290faiblirto weaken, to get weaker
Verb
12291halerto haul, tow
Verb
12292beignetbeignet (fritter filled with fruit etc); doughnut
Noun
12294délogerto move out (of e.g. a house); to kick out, expel (from e.g. a house); to dislodge
Verb
12299essieuaxel, axle (of a car)
Noun