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Words 14101–14200
14101rennais
of, from or relating to the city of Rennes, the prefecture of the Ille-et-Vilaine department, Brittany, France
Adjective
14102plasticien
plastician (someone or something that transforms or reshapes objects); plastician (an artist involved with plastic arts)
Noun
14103basket-ball
basketball (the sport)
Noun
14104caractérisation
characterization
Noun
14105abbesse
abbess (female abbot)
Noun
14106paon
peacock
Noun
14107gaga
gaga (senile); gaga (crazy); gaga (infatuated); Stéphanois, of Saint-Étienne.
Adjective
14108speaker
announcer; speaker (in parliament)
Noun
14109lamenter
to lament; to bewail; to bemoan
Verb
14110congo
Congolese (language); congo (dance formerly performed by Louisiana African-Americans); Black person; cottonmouth, water moccasin (snake) (Agkistrodon piscivorus); amphiuma, Congo eel, conger eel, Congo snake (aquatic salamander) (Amphiuma); green-winged teal, American teal (duck) (Anas carolinensis)
Noun
14111aquareller
to paint in watercolour
Verb
14112Blanc
white person
Noun
14113ortie
nettle
Noun
14114serbe
Serbian (language)
Noun
14115lodge
lodge (tourist residence, especially in Africa)
Noun
14116franchissement
the act of crossing (e.g. a road, a river); the act of clearing (e.g. an obstacle)
Noun
14117ossature
frame, structure, framework; bone structure
Noun
14118mitrailleur
machine-gunner
Noun
14119sifflement
a whistling (action); whistle (sound); various hissing noises such as produced by a gush of wind, a diving bird or an air-piercing arrow (see sifflant).; noises produced by certain animals resembling a whistling, said of snakes, marmots, or cats.
Noun
14120proton
proton
Noun
14121idylle
idyll; romance
Noun
14122crevé
popped; dead; knackered, exhausted, wiped out
Adjective
14123dilatation
dilation; act or instance of dilating
Noun
14124abruti
whose physical or mental capacities have been impaired by tiredness or another factor; dazed; moronic, idiotic
Adjective
14125assaillant
assailant
Noun
14126sot
silly, foolish, stupid
Adjective
14127vécu
experience (what one experiences); inner life
Noun
14128monceau
heap, pile
Noun
14129hélico
chopper, helicopter
Noun
14130efficient
efficient; effective
Adjective
14131usant
tiring, tiresome, exhausting, taxing
Adjective
14132alcooliser
to alcoholise
Verb
14133obéissant
obedient
Adjective
14134railler
to mock, taunt, jeer at; to jest
Verb
14135maniement
manipulation, handling
Noun
14136réintégration
reintegration
Noun
14137préférences
preferences (user-specified settings of parameters in a computer program)
Noun
14138golfeur
golfer
Noun
14139rediffusion
rebroadcasting; rerun, repeat (television program shown after its initial presentation)
Noun
14140asperge
asparagus (any of various perennial plants of the genus Asparagus having leaflike stems, scalelike leaves, and small flowers); asparagus (the young shoots of Asparagus officinalis eaten as a vegetable); beanpole (tall, thin person)
Noun
14141opticien
optician, optometrist
Noun
14142climatiseur
air conditioner
Noun
14143impératif
imperative
Noun
14144géo
geography course or exam
Noun
14145épiderme
epidermis
Noun
14146décodeur
decoder
Noun
14147bile
bile
Noun
14148épître
epistle (a letter)
Noun
14149visionnaire
visionary, trailblazer; visionary, seer; one who has supernatural visions.
Noun
14150immuniser
to immunize/immunise
Verb
14151mie
crumb (small piece of bread); crumb (soft inside part of bread); ladylove, beloved
Noun
14152enchères
an auction (always plural - enchères - when used in this sense in French. shortened from vente aux enchères)
Noun
14153crampon
cleat, crampon (a protrusion on the bottom of a shoe for better traction); spike; clinger, hanger-on
Noun
14154stigmate
stigma (scar); stigma (mark of infamy); stigma
Noun
14155mélodique
melodic
Adjective
14156inexpliqué
unexplained
Adjective
14157inactivité
inactivity, idleness
Noun
14158boiteux
lame, limping; wobbly, shaky; embroidered on one side only; clumsy; unstable
Adjective
14159fuyant
shifty, elusive, evasive; receding
Adjective
14160nuée
thick cloud; cloud (of arrows, insects); horde, host, swarm (of people, birds, enemies etc.)
Noun
14161nigérian
Nigerian
Adjective
14162canner
to cane, to furnish a chair with overlapping strips of cane, reed or rattan; to can; to die
Verb
14163clochette
bell; synonym of campanule (“bellflower”) (Campanula)
Noun
14164abricot
apricot (fruit); apricot (color); vulva, vagina, female genitalia
Noun
14165millénaire
millennial, one thousand years old
Adjective
14166ballerine
ballerina, female ballet dancer; ballet shoe
Noun
14167orangé
orangey
Adjective
14168indonésien
Indonesian
Adjective
14169diagnostique
diagnostical, diagnostic
Adjective
14170mutualiser
to pool (resources), to consolidate
Verb
14171surcoût
an overhead, supplement, additional cost
Noun
14172imprenable
impregnable; uninterrupted, unobstructed
Adjective
14173électif
elective
Adjective
14174conquérant
conquering
Adjective
14175malt
malt
Noun
14176bachelor
bachelor's degree
Noun
14177oléoduc
oil pipeline
Noun
14178méprisable
despicable, contemptible; good-for-nothing
Adjective
14179caserner
to barrack
Verb
14180paître
to graze
Verb
14181reconsidérer
to reconsider
Verb
14182mutinerie
mutiny
Noun
14183sabler
to sand (cover with sand); to sandblast; to chug (drink quickly); to cut butter or fat into flour to form a pebbly mixture
Verb
14184attardé
retarded
Adjective
14185renchérir
to go further (in speech, actions etc.); to go one better; to increase; to put up the price of
Verb
14186vaincu
loser (defeated party)
Noun
14187fratrie
set of siblings
Noun
14188scénographie
scenography
Noun
14189anthropologique
anthropological
Adjective
14190infinité
infinity, endlessness
Noun
14191hébergeur
a host (person who hosts); a hoster (company who provides online hosting)
Noun
14192Médoc
Médoc (wine)
Noun
14193médoc
medication
Noun
14194siroter
to sip
Verb
14195malicieux
mischievous; malicious
Adjective
14196trempé
soaked, drenched; hardened, tempered; battle-hardened, tough
Adjective
14197talus
slope, embankment
Noun
14198persil
parsley
Noun
14199hélium
helium
Noun
14200magnétisme
magnetism (property of being magnetic)
Noun