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Words 15801–15900
15801cartilage
cartilage
Noun
15802laitue
lettuce (Lactuca)
Noun
15803métadonnée
metadata
Noun
15804calèche
calèche, carriage
Noun
15805prédominant
predominant
Adjective
15806besogne
work, job
Noun
15807sommeiller
to doze, nap, sleep
Verb
15808tuilerie
tilery
Noun
15809chicaner
to get (someone) into an argument; to quibble, squabble (to complain or argue in a trivial or petty manner)
Verb
15810cubique
cubic (of a polynomial of third degree)
Adjective
15811vendéen
Vendean
Adjective
15812hilaire
hilar
Adjective
15813choucroute
sauerkraut (a dish made by fermenting finely chopped cabbage)
Noun
15814lyre
lyre; a cutting tool resembling a lyre
Noun
15815tkt
dw; don't worry
Phrase
15816naturaliste
naturalist; naturalistic
Adjective
15817pincée
a pinch, a tiny amount
Noun
15818immoler
to sacrifice (that is, to kill) as an offering to a higher being; offer one’s life in sacrifice; to massacre; to kill
Verb
15819plouc
hick, country bumpkin, yokel; rube
Noun
15820risible
risible, laughable
Adjective
15821hectarer
to measure an area in hectares
Verb
15822ronce
bramble (Rubus fruticosus); trouble, difficulty, problem
Noun
15823chaume
stubble (in fields); thatch (for roof)
Noun
15824ténu
tenuous; thin, slender
Adjective
15825gaulliste
Gaullist
Adjective
15826abaissé
abased, lowered; disclosed
Adjective
15827réécouter
to listen again
Verb
15828ligne directrice
directrix; guiding line, guideline
Noun
15829organiste
organist
Noun
15830olympe
a high, majestic place
Noun
15831consignation
consignation
Noun
15832ionique
ionic; Ionic
Adjective
15833désintégration
disintegration
Noun
15834circoncire
to circumcise
Verb
15835grimer
to make up, to paint (apply make up or face paint to); to make (someone's face) look older
Verb
15836requiem
requiem
Noun
15837syphilis
syphilis
Noun
15838glas
bell; death knell (omen)
Noun
15839Genesis
Sega Genesis
Noun
15840gaz naturel
natural gas; automobile fuel sold in petroleum stations in the Canadian province of Alberta
Noun
15841buis
box (tree); boxwood
Noun
15842bénévolement
voluntarily, pro bono
Adverb
15843radis
radish
Noun
15844solvabilité
solvency
Noun
15845érudition
erudition
Noun
15846entendement
understanding, comprehension; the intellect, capacity of rational understanding
Noun
15847résignation
resignation (state of uncomplaining frustration); resignation (act of resigning from a post)
Noun
15848extraordinairement
extraordinarily
Adverb
15849professionnalisation
professionalization
Noun
15850précipitamment
hurriedly, hastily, abruptly
Adverb
15851appauvrissement
impoverishment
Noun
15852manivelle
crank
Noun
15853itinérance
act of traveling without a particular goal or destination; pedestrian traveling done for pleasure; hiking; backpacking; the ability to use a cell phone outside of its original registering zone; roaming; homelessness
Noun
15854excision
excision
Noun
15855entreprenant
enterprising; forward, bold, daring; handsy (who doesn't hesitate in making sexual advances)
Adjective
15856GAP
initialism of générateur automatique de programmes; RPG (programming language from IBM); abbreviation of glycéraldéhyde-3-phosphate; glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate (chemical compound)
Noun
15857bergerie
sheepfold; pastoral; counter
Noun
15858subside
contribution, tax; subsidy, pension, monetary help
Noun
15859oraison
oration; orison, meditative prayer
Noun
15860fructifier
to fructify
Verb
15861Monégasque
Monégasque (native or inhabitant of Monaco)
Noun
15862rizière
rice paddy
Noun
15863jaquette
jacket (a removable or replaceable protective or insulating cover for an object); jacket (piece of clothing); cover (front and back of a book, magazine, CD or DVD); male homosexuality
Noun
15864perceuse
drill (tool)
Noun
15865laxiste
lax
Adjective
15866biaisé
biased, partisan
Adjective
15867catastropher
to stagger (a person, with an announcement)
Verb
15868yakuza
yakuza (Japanese organized crime gang); yakuza (member of that crime gang)
Noun
15869bottom
bottom (passive in role)
Adjective
15870sacerdoce
priesthood; mission, great purpose, calling, vocation
Noun
15871titi
street urchin; titi (New World monkey)
Noun
15872Mamadou
a Black person, a person from Africa and/or with sub-Saharan origin.
Noun
15873outrepasser
to go beyond, exceed, overstep
Verb
15874géniteur
progenitor, parent
Noun
15875tributaire
tributary
Adjective
15876dessécher
to dry, to dry out; to dry out
Verb
15877déposant
depositor; person who makes a deposition
Noun
15878chassé
a chassé
Noun
15879quereller
to quarrel, to squabble
Verb
15880joute
joust; contest; debate
Noun
15881Ivoirien
Ivorian (native or inhabitant of Ivory Coast)
Noun
15882dévisager
to peer at (someone's face), stare at (the face of)
Verb
15883confesseur
confessor
Noun
15884PM
PM (adverb)
Adverb
15885tonique
tonic, keynote
Noun
15886banqueroute
bankruptcy; total failure
Noun
15887rhino
rhino
Noun
15888toxicomanie
drug addiction
Noun
15889affaires
belongings; business
Noun
15890homicide
killer; that kills
Adjective
15891ventral
ventral
Adjective
15892tamponner
to tamp; to swab; to buffer
Verb
15893charier
To carry in a wagon.; To carry.; To exaggerate.
Verb
15894contusion
contusion, bruise
Noun
15895coffrer
to lock up; to put away or inside; to make formwork
Verb
15896caïman
caiman; alligator
Noun
15897déversement
spillage, discharge
Noun
15898maitrise
post-1990 spelling of maîtrise
Noun
15899obliquer
to bear, bear off; to look away (from someone)
Verb
15900non
no!
Interjection