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Words 13601–13700
13601calorique
caloric; caloric, calorific; heat; heat-emitting
Adjective
13602lisse
stringer (horizontal timber that supports upright posts or the hull of a vessel)
Noun
13603dilution
dilution
Noun
13604moratoire
moratorium (suspension of an ongoing activity)
Noun
13605gitan
gypsy
Noun
13606transe
apprehension, dread, fright, fear; entrancement, mesmerization
Noun
13607prélude
prelude
Noun
13608tumultueux
tumultuous
Adjective
13609paranoïaque
paranoid; related to paranoia
Adjective
13610frégate
frigate (a number of different classes of ships); frigatebird
Noun
13611Frégate
Renault Frégate
Noun
13612favoritisme
favoritism, favouritism
Noun
13613prémices
first fruits, primitiae; signs, auguries; beginning, start
Noun
13614lynx
a lynx
Noun
13615Albion
England (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)
Noun
13616couscous
couscous
Noun
13617minutieusement
meticulously, in careful detail, elaborately
Adverb
13618autodétermination
self-determination
Noun
13619pertinemment
pertinently; full well
Adverb
13620séchage
drying
Noun
13621sauvagement
savagely, wildly
Adverb
13622bataclan
embarrassing things; noises
Noun
13623ce qu'il fallait démontrer
quod erat demonstrandum
Phrase
13624bourde
stumble, blunder, error
Noun
13625proscrire
to banish; to ban, prohibit, proscribe
Verb
13626digitale
digitalis; foxglove
Noun
13627pitch
pitch (sales patter, inclination)
Noun
13628guidage
guidance; the act of guiding
Noun
13629lai
lay (not clerical); who is employed for domestic services; only used in frère lai and sœur laie
Adjective
13630érudit
learned, erudite
Adjective
13631lutteur
fighter; combatant; wrestler
Noun
13632provençal
Provençal (of, from or relating to Provence, a traditional geographic region roughly corresponding to the modern administrative region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France)
Adjective
13633richelieu
Oxford shoe
Noun
13634lori
lory (bird); Lori (language)
Noun
13635canin
canine
Adjective
13636horoscope
horoscope (all senses)
Noun
13637gong
gong
Noun
13638courbure
curvature
Noun
13639archange
archangel
Noun
13640animosité
animosity
Noun
13641rebuter
to reject; turn down; to send someone packing; to kick to the curb; to disgust; to put off
Verb
13642vieilli
old-fashioned; dated
Adjective
13643échappé
escapee
Noun
13644chenal
canal, channel; eavesdrop, eavestrough, gutter
Noun
13645écluse
sluice, lock (of canal)
Noun
13646fruité
fruity (containing fruit or fruit flavoring)
Adjective
13647impardonnable
unpardonable, unforgivable
Adjective
13648rescapé
surviving
Adjective
13649prétendument
allegedly (according to someone's allegation)
Adverb
13650rationalisation
rationalisation
Noun
13651aplatir
to flatten (to make something flat)
Verb
13652publicitaire
publicist, publicity agent, adman, adwoman
Noun
13653rendormir
to fall asleep again, to fall back to sleep, to go back to sleep
Verb
13654sécrétion
secretion
Noun
13655saunier
salter; one who extracts salt; salt merchant
Noun
13656béret
beret
Noun
13657guillemet
quotation mark; guillemet
Noun
13658tilleul
linden, lime (tree)
Noun
13659truand
(professional) beggar (in the Middle Ages); crook; gangster; beggar
Noun
13660parasite
parasitic
Adjective
13661lavande
lavender (the plant)
Noun
13662symposium
symposium
Noun
13663persan
Persian
Adjective
13664assoiffé
very thirsty (needing to drink)
Adjective
13665arachide
groundnut, peanut, goober (Arachis hypogaea)
Noun
13666stéphanois
of Saint-Étienne
Adjective
13667sympathiser
to hit it off
Verb
13668trompe
trumpet; trunk of an elephant; squinch
Noun
13669commode
convenient; expedient
Adjective
13670patronyme
surname; patronym
Noun
13671archi
architecture
Noun
13672rencard
appointment; date (amorous); tip-off
Noun
13673sympathisant
sympathetic
Adjective
13674antarctique
Antarctic
Adjective
13675vigiler
to maintain a vigil
Verb
13676accusé
marked, conspicuous
Verb
13677agaçant
annoying
Adjective
13678écusson
insignia, badge; escutcheon; bark of a tree containing what will become a bud (used in grafting)
Noun
13679répartie
post-1990 spelling of repartie
Noun
13680vénitien
Venetian (of, from or relating to the city of Venice in the Veneto region, Italy)
Adjective
13681échevin
town magistrate; alderman, municipal councillor
Noun
13682matinale
morning show
Noun
13683soviet
soviet (council)
Noun
13684nageoire
fin (of fish); flipper (of dolphin, seal, walrus etc.)
Noun
13685statutaire
statutory
Adjective
13686martien
Martian (of Mars)
Adjective
13687héritière
heiress; female equivalent of héritier
Noun
13688verse
pouring; lodging (bending of the stems of crops which reduces yield); basket used to transport around 35 pounds of charcoal; One who is willing to take either a submissive or a dominant role in a sexual relationship; a switch.
Noun
13689démagogie
demagogy; demagogism
Noun
13690diane
reveille
Noun
13691quantifier
to quantify
Verb
13692perturbant
unsettling, disturbing, troubling
Adjective
13693croisée
intersection; casement; muntin; window
Noun
13694brigand
thief
Noun
13695frontalier
border-dweller (someone who lives near the border)
Noun
13696transparaître
to show through (of light etc.); to become apparent, to show
Verb
13697étalement
spreading, sprawling; staggering
Noun
13698hétérosexuel
heterosexual
Adjective
13699médiatisé
mediatized; publicized
Adjective
13700compacter
to compact
Verb