15501clignoterto blink, to flash; to turn on and off repeatedly; to indicate (the direction); to blink repeatedly
Verb
15502roupierupee (monetary currency); snot
Noun
15503gapgap; gap (difference)
Noun
15514opportunismeopportunism (practice of taking advantage of any situations or people to achieve an end, often with no regard for principles or consequences)
Noun
15518hessa difficult situation
Noun
15522vallaudof La Valla-en-Gier
Adjective
15523girouetteweathercock, weather vane; a fickle person
Noun
15525translucidetranslucent (allowing light to pass through scattering it)
Adjective
15526malfratcrook, outlaw, criminal
Noun
15528limonadelemonade; a serving of lemonade; a soda with a hint of lemon flavoring with sugar that is popular in France; a serving of this soda; the general business of operating a bar or cafe
Noun
15529médicationmedicine; medication; medicine (for the soul, etc.)
Noun
15530lugubregloomy, mournful, lugubrious
Adjective
15532loueurpraiser (someone who praises); hirer, renter, lessor (someone who rents, hires or leases things for a living)
Noun
15534nopea tuft of wool; a knot in a fabric; nap
Noun
15535basketteurbasketball player (person who plays basketball)
Noun
15536incendiaireincendiary (causing fire); incendiary, inflammatory; incendiary (pertaining to an uncontrolled fire)
Adjective
15537cartablesatchel; schoolbag; ring binder
Noun
15540rusécunning, wily, crafty
Adjective
15541absoluabsolute (that which exists independent of references to other standards or external conditions; that which is universally valid; that which is not relative, conditional, qualified or mitigated; that which is complete in itself; that which is perfect)
Noun
15543bambintoddler (young human child)
Noun
15544aubincanter (horse gait)
Noun
15546italiqueitalic; Italic; of or pertaining to ancient Italy
Adjective
15547bâtiframe; door frame; assembly; basting, tacking
Noun
15548pluvialpluvial, (relational) rain-
Adjective
15551trombewaterspout; whirlwind
Noun
15553riséeoutburst of laughter; mockery, mocking; laughing stock (an object of ridicule, someone who is publicly ridiculed); small, sudden gust of wind; ripple caused by such
Noun
15554islandaisIcelandic, the Icelandic language
Noun
15555parfumerieperfumery (shop selling perfumes); perfumery (perfume products); perfume industry; the art of perfume
Noun
15556frondeurslinger (someone who slings or who uses a sling); member of the Fronde (civil war in France, 1648–1653); political rebel
Noun
15557accouplerto pair up, go together, get into a couple (of two things, to become one); to unite, put together, join (of two things, to cause to become one); to mate
Verb
15559infrainfra (infrastructure)
Noun
15560repoussérepelled, repulsed
Adjective
15561épurerto purify; to expurgate; to get pure, become pure; to refine
Verb
15562valserto waltz; to be moved quickly and violently
Verb
15563Gotha Goth (member of East Germanic people)
Noun
15564silicesilica (silicon dioxide)
Noun
15566limousinLimousin; the dialect of Occitan; a bricklayer skilled in limousinage
Noun
15567décompresserto decompress; to relax, unwind; to unzip, decompress, uncompress
Verb
15568antagonisteantagonist; antagonist (muscle that acts in opposition to another)
Noun
15573actualisationupdate; updating (action or process of updating)
Noun
15574locutionlocution (group of words with the grammatical value of a single word)
Noun
15576structurantstructuring; providing structure
Adjective
15578impérieuximperious; imperative, compelling
Adjective
15581âneriea piece of bullshit (something stupid or ridiculous)
Noun
15585costumerto wear a particular costume
Verb
15587convertibleconvertible (able to be converted)
Adjective
15588symbiosesymbiosis (relationship of mutual benefit)
Noun
15589garennegame-park; rabbit warren; wild rabbit
Noun
15590friandcultured, having good taste; delicious, tasty
Adjective
15591gantoisof Ghent; resident or native of Ghent; Ghentian
Adjective
15592ermitagehermitage (dwelling place of hermit); hideaway
Noun
15593recadrerto crop; to pan and scan; to put a new spin on, send in a new direction; to bring someone to heel; to put someone in their place
Verb
15594subjuguerto subjugate; to enthrall, captivate
Verb
15596repérémarked; spotted; detected
Adjective
15598flatteurflatterer (one who flatters)
Noun
15600alcalinalkali; alkaline; alkaline (not acidic)
Adjective