16401gouvernailrudder (underwater vane used to steer a vessel)
Noun
16402fourreauscabbard, sheath; sheath dress
Noun
16403épitapheepitaph (inscription on a gravestone)
Noun
16404chartreuxof the Carthusian Order
Adjective
16407rageuxa hater; short-tempered person
Noun
16409syndiquésyndicated; unionized
Adjective
16410bureautiqueoffice automation, commercial data processing
Noun
16411craquantirresistible, adorable, cute
Adjective
16413gagaStéphanois, person living in Saint-Étienne.; the parler gaga, a French variety spoken in the French city of Saint-Étienne, the North of the Forez and around.
Noun
16414esclavagisteslaver; slave driver (employer or supervisor who demands excessive amounts of work from an employee)
Noun
16417sudisteSoutherner (resident or native of the south)
Noun
16418assénerto strike, hit, throw (punches at); to hurl; throw (insults)
Verb
16419progcontraction of programmation; contraction of progestérone
Noun
16422reclassementreclassification; regrading; redeployment
Noun
16425disposnimble, active, cheerful, smart
Adjective
16427pistachepistachio (nut); peanut
Noun
16430muemoulting (UK) / molting (US) (of bird, mammal); metamorphosis (of insect); sloughing of skin (of reptile); casting (of stag); breaking of voice; transformation
Noun
16431girondfine, attractive (especially of a woman)
Adjective
16434andalouAndalusian (of, from or relating to the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain)
Adjective
16435joujoua toy; a plaything
Noun
16436heurhap, chance, fortune
Noun
16437épaissirto thicken, get/make thicker
Verb
16438entaillecut, slice, gash; notch
Noun
16439incongruincongruous (not matching)
Adjective
16441causseheavily eroded karst plateau characteristic of the Massif Central
Noun
16442houillercoal; coal-bearing
Adjective
16445bagelbagel (toroidal bread roll)
Noun
16446exaspérationexasperation, an exasperated feeling of annoyance, aggravation; exasperation (due to actions that cause great irritation or anger)
Noun
16447pesanteurgravity; weight; heaviness; slowness, dullness
Noun
16450iconiqueiconic (as related to iconography); emblematic
Adjective
16451fournaisefurnace; furnace (extremely hot area); blaze, conflagration
Noun
16452strierto streak, stripe; to striate
Verb
16453obèsean obese person
Noun
16455chômerto be idle; to be out of work
Verb
16456bahutchest; sideboard; school; lorry, truck; (taxi) cab
Noun
16457sabbatiquesabbatical, related to the Sabbath; sabbatical, related to leave
Adjective
16464bâtonniera person who carries a ceremonial baton in a procession; the president of a bar association or law society
Noun
16465cinglerto sail; to navigate; to hit; to strike; to knock
Verb
16466capricapri pants
Noun
16471intercalerto intercalate (add an extra day); to insert; to join in a ruck
Verb
16472rainerto groove (make a groove in)
Verb
16474Uruguayenan Uruguayan, member or descendant of the people of Uruguay
Noun
16476sépulcresepulchre (burial chamber)
Noun
16479rouillerust (oxidation of iron or, by extension, other metals); rust (fungus disease of plants); rouille (provençal sauce made with chilli and garlic)
Noun
16480redouteAn outwork of a fortification (cognate with redoubt).
Noun
16482pruneauprune (dried plum); slug (piece of metal fired from a gun)
Noun
16484curiecuria (all meanings); curie
Noun
16485disséminédisseminated, scattered, dispersed
Adjective
16486incisifincisive (apt for making cuts, incision); incisive (quick and direct)
Adjective
16487pointédotted (with a dot after, increasing the value of the duration by half of the basic note)
Adjective
16488exégèseexegesis (critical interpretation of a text)
Noun
16489rivetrivet (mechanical fastener)
Noun
16490retrousserto hitch up, hike up, roll up, pull up (a garment)
Verb
16491silencieuxsilencer, suppressor (for a gun); muffler; synonym of pot d'échappement (“exhaust pipe”)
Noun
16492gouverneguide, guidance; rudder
Noun
16495piteuxpitiful; rundown; piteous
Adjective
16496ragotsmall and dumpy person; gossip (idle talk)
Noun
16498dénominateurdenominator (the number or expression written below the line in a fraction)
Noun
16499taverniertaverner; owner of a tavern
Noun