13002groupusculegroupuscule (small political group)
Noun
13003soutehold (of a boat, plane etc.)
Noun
13004argotslang; cant (secret language)
Noun
13006avouésolicitor; attorney
Noun
13007galloisWelsh (of, from or relating to Wales)
Adjective
13011bitumebitumen, asphalt, tar; street, sidewalk
Noun
13012amorcebait (used to catch fish); primer (substance used to start a fire); bait; primer (strand)
Noun
13014intellointellectual, highbrow; nerd, egghead
Noun
13015nutrimentnutrient (something providing nourishment)
Noun
13016pitreclown, buffoon
Noun
13021bienvenuewelcome!; you're welcome (as an answer to thank you)
Interjection
13022FAQFAQ (webpage containing questions and answers about the website)
Noun
13024verveeloquence; verve, brio
Noun
13025omniuman open (open sports tournament); an omnium (a multi-event track cycling race)
Noun
13026tabagismetobacco usage habit; nicotine addiction
Noun
13029égalisationequalization (act of equalizing); equalizer
Noun
13031facièsfacies; appearance; facies
Noun
13035VTCinitialism of Vélo Tout Chemin (“trekking bike”)
Noun
13037révérencereverence (deep respect); bow (gesture made by bending forward at the waist)
Noun
13038décrochagestall, loss of lift; the closing ceremony of an exhibition; the act of dropping out from school; the sudden loss of grip by a car's tyres; the segment of programming during which different regions receive localised programs and/or advertising; regional variation
Noun
13039PakistanaisPakistani, Paki (resident or native of Pakistan)
Noun
13040axiomeaxiom (all senses)
Noun
13041wilayawilaya (administrative division in some African and Asiatic countries)
Noun
13043hermétiquehermetic (airtight, watertight, etc.)
Adjective
13044gaufrehoneycomb; waffle (flat pastry); gopher
Noun
13045méprisantdisdainful, contemptuous, condescending
Adjective
13047engouffrerto engulf, swallow up; to gobble up; to eat up; to rush, dive into
Verb
13048séculairea hundred-year-old; centuries old; once-a-century; centennial; ancient, timeless
Adjective
13049tronçonneusechainsaw (saw with a power driven chain)
Noun
13051filantspinning (as a thread)
Adjective
13052bastidebastide (mansion in Provence); bastide (new town built in medieval Languedoc, Gascony and Aquitaine during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries)
Noun
13059délétèrehazardous to health and life; pernicious, nocive, toxic; harmful to situations or relations; injurious, damaging
Adjective
13061bénitblessed, consecrated
Adjective
13064pastèquewatermelon (plant); watermelon (fruit); boob (female breast)
Noun
13068indissociableindissociable, inseparable, inextricably linked
Adjective
13069effrénéwild, frantic, unbridled
Adjective
13071langerto diaper (to put diapers on someone); change a baby
Verb
13075communautarismecommunitarianism; an ideology promoting the division of society along ethnic, cultural, or religious lines; factionalism between communities
Noun
13077recollerto restick, to stick back, reattach
Verb
13078rayéstriped
Adjective
13079errancewandering, wanderlust
Noun
13080bûcheronwoodman, lumberjack, logger; woodcutter
Noun
13081charnelcarnal (relating to the physical and especially sexual appetites)
Adjective
13082bassistebassist (one who plays the bass guitar)
Noun
13086Xetenth, 10ᵗʰ; abbreviation of dixième
Adjective
13087ulcèreulcer (an open sore)
Noun
13090engrangerto store; to rake in; to collect, gather in; to gain (experience, points); to generate (economics; profits)
Verb
13091enlacerto wrap around, to embrace; to wrap around each other, to intertwine
Verb
13093riposteriposte; retaliation, response, counterattack; retort (witty response, quick reply)
Noun
13095sinueuxsinuous, winding, meandering, serpentine; tortuous
Adjective
13096vendangevintage (yield of grapes for wine-making); grapes harvested for wine-making; grape harvest season
Noun
13099échelonnerto position (people, objects, etc.) at intervals; to space (something) out; to spread, stagger (payments, etc.)
Verb
13100litigieuxlitigious; controversial
Adjective