14801brodéembroidered
Adjective
14803bagatellebagatelle, trinket, bauble; trifle
Noun
14806torstwisted, crooked, bent
Adjective
14807dardjavelin, spear; sting (of an animal); prickle, spine (of a plant); dart (a small metal object used in the game of darts); cock, dick
Noun
14810aïeulgrandfather; grandparent; ancestor, forefather; old man
Noun
14812bribecrumb (of bread); scrap, bit
Noun
14813galèredifficult; hellish
Adjective
14814tunerto tune a vehicle etc
Verb
14816fumantsmoking, smouldering, steaming
Adjective
14818modéliserto model (construct a physical or conceptual model)
Verb
14821verrerieglassworks (factory that produces glass or items made from glass); glassmaking (craft or industry of producing glass); glassware (articles made from glass)
Noun
14823raclerto scrape (off), to scratch
Verb
14824lugeluge (sled) (the sport of luge); luge (sport) (the sport of luge); ellipsis of luge de course; sledge, sled (course sur luge, hockey sur luge)
Noun
14826Grenellesummit, committee meeting between the government and trade unions
Noun
14828épithèteRefers to a descriptive word or phrase that modifies a nominal element without an intervening verb.; attributive adjective; noun adjunct; epithet (designating or qualifying term, label)
Noun
14829doudounebreast, melon; parka, anorak, down jacket, puffer jacket; soft toy, stuffed animal, plush toy
Noun
14830morosesullen, gloomy, morose
Adjective
14832fasciculeinstallment; fascicle; bundle
Noun
14833raffolerto be mad (about); to be crazy (for) (have a big passion for)
Verb
14835vernivarnished, covered by varnish; lucky
Adjective
14836capillairecapillary (any of the small blood vessels that connect arteries to veins)
Noun
14837tressetress, braid, plait
Noun
14839déroutantuncanny (strange, mysteriously unsettling); jinky
Adjective
14840lagonlagoon (shallow body of water)
Noun
14843carrureshoulders (of person, clothes); build (physique of a human body); calibre
Noun
14844traîneanything that trails; train (of a wedding dress)
Noun
14846comploterto plot, especially something illegal or immoral
Verb
14849LSDLSD (lysergic acid diethylamide)
Noun
14852zoologiezoology (science that studies the animal kingdom)
Noun
14853alphabétisationelimination of illiteracy, the process of learning to write and to read (and to compute); alphabetization
Noun
14858singulièrementsingularly; on one's own; alone (exclusive of others); in particular, especially; strangely, oddly, bizarrely (evoking curiosity); totally, wholly
Adverb
14859revoilàhere (something is) again
Verb
14861obstinationobstinacy; stubbornness; obstination; an obstinate act
Noun
14863royalementroyally; regally; majestically; terribly; seriously (extremely)
Adverb
14864tarzanbooger; piece of snot
Noun
14865LGVinitialism of ligne à grande vitesse
Noun
14866utilitaireutilitarian; useful, usable
Adjective
14869complaisantcomplaisant, obliging, eager to please
Adjective
14870CalifornienCalifornian (native or inhabitant of the state of California, United States) (usually male)
Noun
14873recelfencing, receiving of stolen goods; concealing with intent to defraud
Noun
14875IllinoisIllinois, Illinese (member of the Illinois Confederation)
Noun
14877meubléDescribing an establishment providing furnished bedrooms or apartments for long-term rental
Adjective
14878forcemany; a lot of; a great quantity of
Adjective
14881LarousseAny of various dictionaries published by Larousse.
Noun
14882intrigantdevious, scheming; intriguing, curious, odd
Adjective
14883burkinabéBurkinabe, from Burkina Faso
Adjective
14885fourbedeceitful, two-faced, treacherous
Adjective
14886narcissenarcissus (any of several bulbous flowering plants, of the genus Narcissus)
Noun
14888articuléarticulated; enunciated
Adjective
14891perforerto perforate; to punch (holes in)
Verb
14894braiseembers; cash, dough
Noun
14895vernissagevarnishing, glazing; vernissage (private viewing of an art exhibition before it opens to the public)
Noun
14898mitigerto deacidify (make less acidic); to mitigate, soften
Verb
14899diabledash it!, deuce!
Interjection