14001tronquerto truncate (shorten something as if by cutting off part of it); to shorten, cut
Verb
14004délierto untie, loosen, release
Verb
14005sursauterto make a sudden movement by being surprised; to start, jump
Verb
14006abstinenceabstinence (act or practice of abstaining); abstinence (specifically act or practice of abstaining from alcohol); abstinence (specifically act or practice of abstaining from sexual relations)
Noun
14009troquerto barter (exchange goods or services without involving money)
Verb
14010chroniquerto write a column (for a newpaper); to chronicle
Verb
14012sommationnotice; summons, court summons; summation (addition)
Noun
14014insipideinsipid, bland, tasteless
Adjective
14017minoukitty, pussy, a small cat; pussy, kitty, quim; darling
Noun
14025débardeurdocker, longshoreman; haulier (of logs etc); traditional character of the Paris Carnival; sleeveless T-shirt, tank top
Noun
14027baderto be sad, to be depressive
Verb
14028dormantdormant; asleep
Adjective
14033illuminécrank (advocate of a pseudoscience movement)
Noun
14034choristechorister; member of the chorus (operatic)
Noun
14036hardibold; courageous; daring
Adjective
14037FrancFrank (member of a people that inhabited parts of what are now France, the Low Countries and Germany)
Noun
14038risreef (portion of a sail); sweetbread (of a lamb or calf); laughter, laugh; pleasures
Noun
14040amphilecture theatre
Noun
14041boaboa (snake); boa (scarf)
Noun
14043pleurnicherto whine (to complain or protest in a childish manner or about trivial things)
Verb
14044velléitévelleity (weak or vacillating desire to do something); hint (weak form of something)
Noun
14045courgemarrow (UK; vegetable), vegetable marrow (UK), marrow squash (US)
Noun
14047païenpagan, heathen; an uneducated person, a hick
Noun
14048lacsa noose used for catching; snare; lasso; ruse, trap, ploy
Noun
14049jubilerto be jubilant or ecstatic, to exult
Verb
14054décroissantdescending; waning (of the moon)
Adjective
14055dégonflerto deflate; to deflate, go down; to chicken out
Verb
14059encombrementtraffic congestion; cluttering, jamming, obstruction; overcrowding, saturation
Noun
14066traptrap (music style)
Noun
14067arfargh, ugh, oy
Interjection
14069odoratsmell (sense of smell)
Noun
14070allègrementhappily, joyfully; blithely (cheerfully and carelessly)
Adverb
14071minceurthinness, slenderness
Noun
14073TIPacronym of titre interbancaire de paiement
Noun
14075bavespittle, drool, dribble, slobber
Noun
14077modiquemodest (of a price, sum of money, etc.)
Adjective
14079gerbesheaf (of wheat); spray, bouquet (of flowers); collection, anthology (of pieces of literature); garb; tithe on crops under the Ancien Régime; puke, throw up (vomit)
Noun
14083ravageurdevastating, destructive; scathing
Adjective
14084nectarnectar (all meanings)
Noun
14086assassindeadly; fatal; that kills
Adjective
14088refaitchuffed, happy; who has had plastic surgery, who has had work done
Adjective
14089minetkitty; puss or pussy (cat); adolescent male, kid; twink
Noun
14094lycéeLyceus, Lycean (epithet of Apollo)
Adjective
14096digestifa digestive; a digestif
Noun
14099carrelagetiling, tiles (covering of tiles); tiling (action of covering with tiles); tiled floor; tiling, tessellation (tiling pattern with no gaps)
Noun
14100poissechronic bad luck
Noun