12301sacrifiésacrificed; unimportant
Adjective
12303skateskateboard; skateboarding
Noun
12304malicemischief; malice
Noun
12306meublesoft, pliable, malleable; personal, movable (of property, as opposed to real estate)
Adjective
12307océaniqueoceanic; oceanic (resembling an ocean in vastness or extent)
Adjective
12311insoumisrebellious; unruly; absent without leave; relative to the political party La France Insoumise.
Adjective
12313flanbaked custard tart; coin die; planchet (coin blank)
Noun
12315hypothéquerto hypothecate; to mortgage; to weaken or compromise, especially in view of immediate gain
Verb
12317démêlerto unmix (separate two or more things that are mixed together), to untangle; to clarify; to decipher
Verb
12318fixefix; fixed line telephone (as opposed to mobile telephone)
Noun
12319guimistletoe; spar (pole that supports a sail)
Noun
12320truffetruffle (edible fungi); chocolate truffle; nose of a dog
Noun
12321sésamesesame (plant, seed); hint; something that renders something else possible as if by magic: open sesame, magic word, (metaphorical) skeleton key
Noun
12323mayonnaisemayonnaise; milkshake (accidental emulsion of oil and water in an engine)
Noun
12326prévenuaccused, defendant, prisoner, suspect (the one who appears before a criminal court, after the suspected commission of one or more crimes)
Noun
12327inculpéa person charged with an offence
Noun
12331savanesavanna (tropical grassland with scattered trees)
Noun
12332paysagistea land artist; a landscape designer, a landscape gardener; an artist who specialises in painting the country
Noun
12335possédantpropertied, property-owning
Adjective
12336ternirto tarnish (metal), fade (material); to tarnish (reputation etc.)
Verb
12337matraquetruncheon (weapon), billy club; blackjack, cosh
Noun
12339figuefig (fruit)
Noun
12341sédentairesedentary, not nomadic; sedentary, not moving much; sitting around
Adjective
12344shootingshoot, shooting (all senses)
Noun
12345rancerancid
Adjective
12347antrecave; den, lair; antrum
Noun
12348aérerto air, to aerate
Verb
12350pensionnatboarding school; residential school
Noun
12351enveloppéwrapped past participle of envelopper
Verb
12352beura man of Maghrebi descent born and living in France
Noun
12353fanatiquefanatic (one who is zealously enthusiastic); fanatic, zealot
Noun
12359précitéabove-mentioned
Adjective
12361démunidestitute, penniless
Adjective
12363remiserto put away, put back (a vehicle, bag etc.); to gamble again; to bet on again
Verb
12364dérouterto reroute, derail (cause to change path); to set back; to disconcert
Verb
12365trufferto add truffles to; to cram, stuff
Verb
12366déterrerto dig up; to exhume, disinter
Verb
12370bennebin, skip; dump truck; barrow, carrying basket; cable car, telecabin
Noun
12374matirto make matte
Verb
12376collantsticky, gluey, clammy; hard to shake off; clingy, clinging; skintight, close-fitting, clinging
Adjective
12377vaudoisof or from Vaud (canton in Switzerland); Waldensian; related to the doctrine of Peter Valdo
Adjective
12378gazerto gas (exterminate using gas); to smoke (a cigarette); to rage, to become irate; to go well, to be well (feeling); to have a night out; to fill up; to gas up; to hit the gas; to gloss over; to cover up; to hush up
Verb
12379aérationventilation; airing out (of a space)
Noun
12380interpelerpost-1990 spelling of interpeller
Verb
12385trottinettescooter (human-powered vehicle; a kick scooter)
Noun
12386préditpredicted, foreseen (announced in advance)
Adjective
12387mésaventuremisadventure, misfortune, bad stroke of luck
Noun
12389métropolitainsubway, underground (train system); Person from metropolitan France
Noun
12391bouilliegruel; mash; porridge; paste; mixture
Noun
12392garcegirl; bitch, slut
Noun
12394funestebaneful, disastrous (causing disaster); fatal; deadly
Adjective
12395jolimentprettily, cutely; extremely
Adverb
12398slovaqueSlovak, Slovakian, the Slovakian language
Noun
12399giflecheek; slap; slap in the face
Noun
12400euphorieeuphoria (an excited state of joy)
Noun