13801buccalbuccal (of, relating to, or lying in the mouth)
Adjective
13802rairay, beam (of light etc.); spoke (of wheel)
Noun
13804tracterto pull, to pull behind; to hand out flyers
Verb
13805gravéburned
Adjective
13808aumônealms; a small, insulting sum of money
Noun
13809rationaliserto rationalize; to streamline (to make more efficient)
Verb
13811irréalisteunrealistic (not realistic)
Adjective
13813chateaubriandchateaubriand (steak cut from a beef tenderloin)
Noun
13814voirplease (used to mark the imperative)
Adverb
13816machettemachete (a sword-like tool)
Noun
13817déboulerto tumble down, fall down; to turn up, show up, drop in
Verb
13821abreuverto water (cattle, fields etc.), give water to (a person); to drink; to shower (someone)
Verb
13822nominatifnominative (giving a name, naming; designating)
Adjective
13823débaucherto debauch; to lure away, to entice to desert or abandon one's duty, post, etc.; to headhunt (someone else's employee); to make redundant, to lay off
Verb
13824cigalecicada (any of several insects of the order Hemiptera)
Noun
13827dénaturerto misrepresent; to denature
Verb
13829féconderto fecundate; to fertilize; to impregnate
Verb
13831sbirean Italian police officer of the Middle Ages; henchman
Noun
13838condenserto condense; to compress; to concentrate
Verb
13840cheveluhairy, long-haired
Adjective
13841chandailsweater, jumper; T-shirt
Noun
13844déformédistorted, out of shape
Adjective
13847mimerto mime; to mimic
Verb
13850fécondationfertilisation; impregnation; insemination; pollinisation
Noun
13855tribuntribune (elected official in Ancient Rome); A protector of the people; a public figure who appeals to and on behalf of the people through oratory.
Noun
13858garagisteowner or manager of a garage; auto mechanic, car mechanic
Noun
13864clapclapperboard
Noun
13865réadaptationrehabilitation; readjustment; readaptation
Noun
13866socplowshare; Boston butt
Noun
13868stalinienof Stalinism; Stalinist
Adjective
13871purgatoirepurgatory (stage of the afterlife in Catholic theology)
Noun
13872repoussantrepulsive, revulsing, revolting, repugnant
Adjective
13876tapea gentle touch; a pat
Noun
13877quilleskittle; pin, peg (leg); demob; club; keel
Noun
13880félicitébliss, happiness, felicity
Noun
13883armadaarmada (fleet of warships)
Noun
13885napperto cover (to cover something with sauce)
Verb
13887surseoirto defer, to postpone; to stay (a penal sentence)
Verb
13888écrinjewel case, jewel box; box (of jewels)
Noun
13889graphiewritten form (of a word, etc.); spelling
Noun
13890prévôtprovost; provost marshal
Noun
13891frileuxsensitive to the cold, psychrosensitive; tepid, lukewarm, chilly
Adjective
13892flipa type of alcoholic punch from Normandy, composed of cider and calvados; backflip
Noun
13893banquisesea ice, pack ice, ice floe; ice field
Noun
13894poivronsweet pepper, bell pepper (Capsicum annuum)
Noun
13897compostcompost, natural fertilizer produced by decaying organic matter
Noun
13900sceptiquesceptic (British), skeptic (American)
Noun