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Words 14901–15000
14901ligoter
to bind, tie up
Verb
14902franger
to fringe
Verb
14903punitif
punitive
Adjective
14904authentifier
to authenticate
Verb
14905cocu
cuckold
Noun
14906licencié
licentiate
Noun
14907jauger
to sound (measure); to gauge by sounding
Verb
14908comprimer
to compress
Verb
14909admiratif
admiring; impressed
Adjective
14910emoji
emoji (“digital graphic icon used to represent a concept or object”)
Noun
14911poivrer
to pepper (to season with pepper)
Verb
14912soucoupe
saucer
Noun
14913gospel
gospel
Noun
14914nivellement
leveling out, leveling
Noun
14915boche
Boche, Kraut, German, Jerry
Noun
14916résorber
to resorb
Verb
14917nitrate
nitrate
Noun
14918institué
instituted
Adjective
14919récapituler
to recapitulate, sum up
Verb
14920plébisciter
to vote by plebiscite; to approve overwhelmingly
Verb
14921courtage
commission, fee taken by a broker; brokerage
Noun
14922islamophobe
Islamophobic
Adjective
14923juridictionnel
jurisdictional, judicial
Adjective
14924équivoque
equivocal
Adjective
14925lyncher
to lynch
Verb
14926crypter
to encrypt (to conceal information by means of a code or cipher)
Verb
14927vinyle
vinyl
Adjective
14928strophe
stanza
Noun
14929ricaner
to giggle; to sneer, smile grimly
Verb
14930linguistique
linguistics (scientific study of language)
Noun
14931peignoir
cape (long light clothing used to protect the clothes in e.g. a barber's shop); bathrobe, dressing gown; nightdress
Noun
14932mensualité
monthly payment or salary
Noun
14933verdier
greenfinch
Noun
14934fumigène
smoke grenade, smoke device; fumigator
Noun
14935villégiature
holiday; holiday home
Noun
14936sécréter
to secrete
Verb
14937inversé
inverted
Adjective
14938ferraille
old iron, scrap; loose change, shrapnel
Noun
14939grossiste
wholesaler
Noun
14940machinerie
machinery, plant; engine room
Noun
14941meule
grindstone; millstone; round (of cheese); haystack, stack; motorcycle, motorbike
Noun
14942horloger
watchmaker
Noun
14943urbaniste
town planner; urbanist
Noun
14944propulseur
propeller; spear thrower
Noun
14945conique
conical
Adjective
14946trauma
trauma (a localised injury produced by an external action); psychic trauma
Noun
14947boueux
muddy
Adjective
14948chape
cape, cloak; cope, cappa (ceremonial cape); gin block; tread (of tyre); clevis; screed
Noun
14949embryonnaire
embryonic
Adjective
14950olfactif
olfactory (concerning the sense of smell)
Adjective
14951basculement
the act or result of toppling or falling; transfer, transition; failover
Noun
14952aboutissant
outcome
Noun
14953moulant
tight, skintight, tight-fitting, body-hugging
Adjective
14954chiite
Shiite
Noun
14955smoking
tuxedo, dinner jacket
Noun
14956préambuler
to prefix with a preamble
Verb
14957naguère
recently, not long ago; long ago, formerly
Adverb
14958expatrier
to expatriate, deport; to emigrate
Verb
14959peigner
to comb
Verb
14960garoupe
spurge olive (Cneorum tricoccon); a type of daphne (Daphne gnidium)
Noun
14961schizophrène
schizophrenic
Adjective
14962lubrifiant
lubricant
Noun
14963enivrer
to intoxicate, make drunk or get (someone) drunk, either physically or figuratively; to get drunk; to become intoxicated
Verb
14964disséquer
to dissect
Verb
14965ruissellement
streaming
Noun
14966retransmission
retransmission
Noun
14967classeur
file (stationery to keep documents together), binder; ring binder; filing cabinet; workbook; stamp album
Noun
14968imprudence
imprudence, rashness
Noun
14969colza
oilseed rape; canola
Noun
14970ramification
a (criminal) network, offshoots of an (often clandestine) organization; ramification, implication; ramification
Noun
14971adobe
adobe
Noun
14972vigneron
winemaking
Adjective
14973serveuse
waitress; barmaid
Noun
14974trac
track (of an animal); stage fright, nervousness
Noun
14975régulateur
of regulation; regulatory
Adjective
14976élitiste
elitist
Adjective
14977chocolatine
synonym of pain au chocolat
Noun
14978étal
stall; butcher's block
Noun
14979végétatif
vegetative
Adjective
14980klaxonner
to honk (sound a horn)
Verb
14981turquoise
turquoise (gemstone); turquoise (colour)
Noun
14982écœurant
sickening, nauseating; very good, excellent
Adjective
14983aviaire
bird; avian
Adjective
14984moulure
moulding (UK), molding (US)
Noun
14985estamper
to emboss; to stamp (mark by pressing quickly and heavily)
Verb
14986gourde
gourd; water bottle; flask; canteen; clot, dope; idiot; gourde (currency of Haiti); dollar coin
Noun
14987mutualisation
pooling (of resources); mutualisation
Noun
14988amputation
amputation
Noun
14989conjoindre
to conjoin
Verb
14990contentieux
contentious
Adjective
14991creusé
concave
Adjective
14992falsification
falsification
Noun
14993superposition
superposition
Noun
14994radiodiffusion
broadcasting
Noun
14995iode
iodine (chemical element)
Noun
14996pivoter
to pivot, swivel, revolve; to turn on one's heel
Verb
14997assujetti
subject (people), subjugated
Adjective
14998chti
of the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region
Adjective
14999pérenniser
to perpetuate, sustain
Verb
15000attitré
certified, recognized (professionally)
Adjective