15702sophistiquerto falsify; to corrupt; (rare) to use sophistic arguments; to render more sophisticated
Verb
15703tisserandweaver (someone who weaves for a profession)
Noun
15706abimerpost-1990 spelling of abîmer
Verb
15710reformulerto reword, to rephrase; to reformulate
Verb
15713zoomerto zoom, to zoom in
Verb
15714affectaffect; emotion
Noun
15715éboueurdustman, garbage man, garbage collector (person employed to collect refuse from people's homes and take it to be processed)
Noun
15717séculiersecular (not specifically religious)
Adjective
15718suiveurfollower; tracker; slave
Noun
15720géomètreland surveyor, surveyor
Noun
15722airbagairbag; knockers, tits
Noun
15723dénouerto undo (a knot), to unknot; to untangle, to unravel (a situation)
Verb
15726ravalerto restore; to swallow again; to debase
Verb
15727flamencoflamenco (music, dance)
Noun
15728antagonisteantagonistic; antagonising; antagonistic
Adjective
15730décocherto uncheck; to deselect; to shoot (with a bow); to throw, send (a gesture, object etc.); to smack; lash (hit suddenly); to lash out (at)
Verb
15731faisanpheasant (a bird of family Phasianidae); cock pheasant (male pheasant)
Noun
15732flânerto wander around; to loiter, mill about
Verb
15735dépisterto track an animal using its tracks; to derail; to screen; to shake off, throw off
Verb
15737frondeurpolitically disapproving, malcontent
Adjective
15738gonzessechick, bird, broad (woman)
Noun
15741grognegrunt (sound of a pig); growl, grunt (snorting sound made by a human, e.g. in disapproval); the act of complaining or being restless, usually said with reference to a large group of people or a country.
Noun
15744inaniméunconscious; lifeless; inanimate
Adjective
15745cabernetCabernet (grape variety)
Noun
15746jouxterto be next to, to be adjoined to
Verb
15747épurésimple, sober, stripped down; sleek, refined
Adjective
15748lancéepath or course where momentum is accumulated; kickoff, momentum
Noun
15749rotulekneecap; ball-and-socket joint
Noun
15750chocolaterto add chocolate to, to cover with chocolate
Verb
15751flipperpinball, pinball machine
Noun
15752angoissantscary, nerve-racking, creepy
Adjective
15754saharienSaharan (related to the Sahara desert)
Adjective
15759chaumièrethatched cottage; (small rural) cottage
Noun
15763brocherto stitch, sew (together); to brocade
Verb
15766rocadea communication channel behind the front line, allowing soldiers and materiel to move about; bypass, ring road; a kind of twisted-pair cable
Noun
15767assiduitéattendance; assiduity, diligence, studiousness
Noun
15768objecterto object to (oppose oneself to something or someone); to adduce, to allege (propose as a justification or excuse)
Verb
15771clicherto stereotype (in either sense of the word); to photograph
Verb
15772paresseuxlazy person; slacker; a sloth
Noun
15773candidaterto put oneself forward as a candidate, to stand as a candidate, to apply
Verb
15774ravioliravioli (type of Italian pasta and dish); ravioli (non-Italian stuffed pasta); ravioli, dumpling (stuffed doughs and pastries)
Noun
15776éboulementcrumbling (act, instance of crumbling); landslide
Noun
15777chauffardroad hog (reckless or inconsiderate driver of a motor vehicle)
Noun
15778planquehideout, hiding place; cushy number, soft snap (job with minimal work required; situation with few risks involved)
Noun
15779fallacieuxfallacious (characterized by fallacy; false or mistaken); deceptive, disingenuous
Adjective
15780monomonophonic, monaural
Adjective
15787mitoyenadjoining, dividing, common
Adjective
15792infuserto infuse; to inject
Verb
15794châtierto chastise, punish, castigate, smite
Verb
15796préluderto introduce or be a prelude (to)
Verb
15797pelébare; (of animal) mangy
Adjective
15798unone (the number or figure)
Noun
15799taquetsmall piece of wood or metal used to maintain or fix something; cleat; A punch, kick, or slap; a whack
Noun