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Words 16501–16600
16501fission
fission
Noun
16502Écossais
Scotsman
Noun
16503réutilisation
reuse, reutilisation
Noun
16504aduler
to adulate
Verb
16505similarité
similarity
Noun
16506cardiologue
cardiologist (physician)
Noun
16507luciole
firefly
Noun
16508cannibale
cannibalistic, cannibal
Adjective
16509castration
castration
Noun
16510campagnard
country; rustic
Adjective
16511stupéfier
to stupify, amaze
Verb
16512frontiste
of the Front national
Adjective
16513éroder
to erode
Verb
16514assiégé
besieged
Adjective
16515clavecin
harpsichord (musical instrument)
Noun
16516clodo
hobo; tramp; vagrant
Noun
16517caille
quail
Noun
16518rift
rift
Noun
16519rouer
to curl up, roll up; to roll (of e.g. birds, to spin in the air); to beat upon the breaking wheel; to run over (squash by driving over); to abuse, beat (subject to a beating)
Verb
16520malaria
malaria
Noun
16521worth
Worth doing; worth the time, effort, etc.
Adjective
16522quorum
quorum
Noun
16523lactose
lactose
Noun
16524dextérité
dexterity, skill
Noun
16525empressement
attentiveness; eagerness, alacrity
Noun
16526silencieusement
silently (in a silent manner; making no noise)
Adverb
16527contresens
backward interpretation; misinterpretation or mistranslation
Noun
16528entêtement
stubbornness
Noun
16529nativité
nativity (birth of Jesus Christ); birth
Noun
16530narcissisme
narcissism
Noun
16531perpétuellement
perpetually
Adverb
16532promptement
promptly, shortly, quickly
Adverb
16533désintoxication
detoxification; detoxification, detox, rehab
Noun
16534intrinsèquement
intrinsically
Adverb
16535coordinateur
coordinating
Adjective
16536emmêler
to tangle (to become mixed together or intertwined)
Verb
16537hémorragique
haemorrhagic
Adjective
16538repartie
swift retort, repartee, quick rejoinder
Noun
16539monoplace
single-seater (car, aircraft)
Noun
16540cantal
Cantal (cheese)
Noun
16541canonisation
canonization
Noun
16542aérodynamique
aerodynamics (the science of the dynamics of bodies moving relative to gases)
Noun
16543véreux
maggoty, worm-eaten; bent, dodgy, crooked, sheisty, morally corrupt
Adjective
16544numérotation
numbering
Noun
16545étancher
to make watertight, to stop water from flowing; to quench (thirst); to satiate, to quench, to assuage
Verb
16546convers
lay (not of the clergy); converse
Adjective
16547enduit
coat; coating; render (thin coat of plaster); plaster; plastering
Noun
16548tripartite
tripartite
Adjective
16549trentenaire
thirty years old
Adjective
16550brouter
to graze; to browse; to perform cunnilingus
Verb
16551quinte
quinte; fifth (musical interval), quintus (choir); (five-card) straight; fit (of coughing); sudden huff; tantrum
Noun
16552borgne
one-eyed; blind (used for windows or walls); having a poor reputation
Adjective
16553besson
twin
Noun
16554hérisser
to bristle, ruffle (feathers, fur etc.); to spike; to form spikes in; to get somebody's back up
Verb
16555horticole
horticultural
Adjective
16556conformisme
conformism
Noun
16557impassible
impassible; impassive
Adjective
16558soûler
Pre-1990 spelling of souler.
Verb
16559intimiste
intimist
Noun
16560chiffrage
numbering; ciphering
Noun
16561exponentiel
exponential
Adjective
16562geôlier
jailer, gaoler
Noun
16563hippie
hippie
Adjective
16564gratifiant
gratifying, rewarding
Adjective
16565favela
favela (a slum or shantytown, especially in Brazil)
Noun
16566bru
daughter-in-law
Noun
16567bonification
bonification; improvement
Noun
16568divertissant
amusing; enjoyable
Adjective
16569insoluble
insoluble
Adjective
16570moult
many; a lot of
Adjective
16571bizarrerie
bizarreness; bizarrerie; something which is bizarre
Noun
16572rousseur
redness, russet colour
Noun
16573écumer
to foam, foam up, froth, froth up; to lather (as of a horse); to unfoam, remove foam from; to take the scum off; to skim; to scour (shops, etc., looking for something); to grift (to skim off profits etc.)
Verb
16574périscolaire
extracurricular
Adjective
16575impertinent
insolent, ill-mannered
Adjective
16576téléphérique
aerial tramway, cable car
Noun
16577anarchique
anarchic
Adjective
16578lotion
lotion
Noun
16579bureaucrate
bureaucrat
Noun
16580tombeur
seducer, heartbreaker, lady-killer (person who succeeds in seducing); defeater, slayer
Noun
16581sacristie
sacristy
Noun
16582désinfection
disinfection
Noun
16583besson
twin
Adjective
16584quinter
to plough the field five times; to have a coughing fit
Verb
16585liquéfier
to liquefy/liquify
Verb
16586yorkshire
Yorkshire terrier
Noun
16587haïtien
Haitian, the Haitian language
Noun
16588Haïtien
a Haitian
Noun
16589pédophile
pedophiliac
Adjective
16590acerbe
acerb (bitter to the taste); harsh
Adjective
16591burne
ball, testicle
Noun
16592moult
much; a lot
Adverb
16593apparat
pomp, ceremony
Noun
16594cochonnerie
rubbish, junk; dirt, muck, crap
Noun
16595congénère
a peer, an individual of the same sort; a congener or a conspecific
Noun
16596suave
smooth and graceful, polite, polished, suave
Adjective
16597professionnelle
prostitute
Noun
16598ouïghour
Uyghur
Adjective
16599dégénéré
degenerate (all senses)
Adjective
16600shift
shift (people working in turn)
Noun