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Words 16301–16400
16301manioc
cassava, manioc
Noun
16302rougeâtre
reddish
Adjective
16303tonique
tonic (all meanings)
Adjective
16304breveté
patented; qualified
Adjective
16305coproduction
coproduction
Noun
16306hola
Mexican wave (a phenomenon at sports events)
Noun
16307hypnotique
hypnotic
Adjective
16308grisaille
grisaille; gloom (gloomy weather)
Noun
16309penne
large feather; quill (for writing); penne (pasta)
Noun
16310martinet
multi-tail whip, comprising leather or whipcord thongs fixed on a handle, to dust off or to administer a beating; mechanical hammer on a motor-driven cogwheel, as used to beat metal; martin (any of the swallow-like birds, black with a white throat, of family Hirundinidae); swift (bird)
Noun
16311brasier
inferno, large fire
Noun
16312acéré
hardened with steel; sharp, keen
Adjective
16313reêtre
to rebe, to be another time
Verb
16314P.M.
post meridiem
Adverb
16315commençant
starting; incipient
Adjective
16316astrologue
astrologer
Noun
16317paf
drunk
Adjective
16318implémenter
to implement
Verb
16319encastrer
to embed; to fit in, slot in etc.
Verb
16320empêchement
impediment, hold-up, hitch
Noun
16321insatisfaction
insatisfaction
Noun
16322articulaire
articular
Adjective
16323pimenter
to spice, to season with spices; to spice up, to make more extravagant or exotic
Verb
16324romancer
to romanticize, fictionalize
Verb
16325machiner
to equip with machines; to machinate; to scheme
Verb
16326inconfort
discomfort
Noun
16327diode
diode
Noun
16328athénien
Athenian (of, or from Athens)
Adjective
16329testeur
tester (person, device (masculine only))
Noun
16330sélect
prime; select
Adjective
16331débordé
overworked, snowed under
Adjective
16332genèse
genesis
Noun
16333adjudication
auction; adjudication
Noun
16334incommoder
to incommode, bother, disconcert
Verb
16335complainte
complaint, lament
Noun
16336pâlir
to pale; to fade (lose color); to fade (lose glory or power)
Verb
16337surintendant
superintendent
Noun
16338calligraphie
calligraphy (art of writing with decorative strokes)
Noun
16339sableux
sandy
Adjective
16340artichaut
artichoke (plant, vegetable)
Noun
16341contrefaire
to forge, counterfeit; to imitate, mimic; to disguise; to deform, disfigure
Verb
16342craintif
worried, anxious, nervous
Adjective
16343sérier
to seriate (make into a series)
Verb
16344plot
traffic cone; cone used in slalom
Noun
16345onirique
dream; inspired by dreams; dreamlike, oneiric
Adjective
16346Tatar
Tatar (member of various Turkic peoples)
Noun
16347démener
to convulse, thrash about; to struggle
Verb
16348rogue
roe (fish eggs)
Noun
16349pléthore
plethora
Noun
16350hellénique
Hellenic
Adjective
16351régate
regatta (boat race)
Noun
16352cierge
cierge (wax candle used in religious rites); cereus
Noun
16353blanchâtre
whitish
Adjective
16354latter
to lath
Verb
16355péruvien
Peruvian
Adjective
16356cornu
horned
Adjective
16357consterner
to alarm, to dismay
Verb
16358faussaire
forger
Noun
16359adjonction
addition, attachment
Noun
16360quinquennal
quinquennial, five-year
Adjective
16361étirement
stretch (act of stretching, all senses)
Noun
16362venimeux
poisonous, venomous (for animals)
Adjective
16363sangler
to strap up; to strap (hit with a strap); to tell off, chide; to do up one's belt, corset, trousers
Verb
16364envolée
flight; a group of objects in flight or being blown by the wind; surge, rise
Noun
16365institutionnaliser
to institutionalise
Verb
16366mordant
biting, sharp, acrid; mordant; corrosive
Adjective
16367karen
Karen
Adjective
16368croyable
credible; believable
Adjective
16369dressing
dressing room (small walk-in room off a bedroom); wardrobe
Noun
16370Genevois
Genevan
Noun
16371bosco
boatswain, skipper
Noun
16372argh
argh (expression of annoyance)
Interjection
16373sponsoring
sponsorship (financial or material aid provided by a sponsor)
Noun
16374courageusement
bravely, courageously, boldly
Adverb
16375contrepoids
counterweight
Noun
16376ARN
RNA
Noun
16377sévices
abuse
Noun
16378furieusement
furiously
Adverb
16379officieusement
unofficially
Adverb
16380amateurisme
amateurism, amateur hour; amateurishness
Noun
16381civisme
public-spiritedness; citizenship
Noun
16382proportionnalité
proportionality; proportional representation
Noun
16383Aïd
Eid
Noun
16384YouTubeurs
Male YouTubers; plural of YouTubeur; alternative form of youtubeurs
Noun
16385andouille
andouille, a type of sausage; imbecile, numpty, fool
Noun
16386subséquent
subsequent
Adjective
16387réformiste
reformist
Adjective
16388réformateur
reformatory
Adjective
16389pyrénéen
Pyrenean
Adjective
16390écume
foam
Noun
16391perturbateur
agitator, troublemaker
Noun
16392pénombre
penumbra; half-light, twilight, gloom
Noun
16393burlesque
burlesque; parodic; parodical
Adjective
16394emmerdeur
a pain in the arse (person who is irritating)
Noun
16395sociabilité
sociability (the skill, tendency or property of being sociable or social)
Noun
16396shilling
shilling (old UK coin)
Noun
16397djebel
jebel
Noun
16398trépied
tripod
Noun
16399redondant
redundant
Adjective
16400Hun
Hun; a member of the Huns, a nomadic tribe originating out of Central Asia that invaded the Roman Empire in the 5th century
Noun