16508cannibalecannibalistic, cannibal
Adjective
16515clavecinharpsichord (musical instrument)
Noun
16516clodohobo; tramp; vagrant
Noun
16519rouerto 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
16521worthWorth doing; worth the time, effort, etc.
Adjective
16527contresensbackward interpretation; misinterpretation or mistranslation
Noun
16529nativiténativity (birth of Jesus Christ); birth
Noun
16536emmêlerto tangle (to become mixed together or intertwined)
Verb
16538repartieswift retort, repartee, quick rejoinder
Noun
16539monoplacesingle-seater (car, aircraft)
Noun
16540cantalCantal (cheese)
Noun
16542aérodynamiqueaerodynamics (the science of the dynamics of bodies moving relative to gases)
Noun
16543véreuxmaggoty, worm-eaten; bent, dodgy, crooked, sheisty, morally corrupt
Adjective
16545étancherto make watertight, to stop water from flowing; to quench (thirst); to satiate, to quench, to assuage
Verb
16546converslay (not of the clergy); converse
Adjective
16547enduitcoat; coating; render (thin coat of plaster); plaster; plastering
Noun
16550brouterto graze; to browse; to perform cunnilingus
Verb
16551quintequinte; fifth (musical interval), quintus (choir); (five-card) straight; fit (of coughing); sudden huff; tantrum
Noun
16552borgneone-eyed; blind (used for windows or walls); having a poor reputation
Adjective
16554hérisserto bristle, ruffle (feathers, fur etc.); to spike; to form spikes in; to get somebody's back up
Verb
16558soûlerPre-1990 spelling of souler.
Verb
16565favelafavela (a slum or shantytown, especially in Brazil)
Noun
16566brudaughter-in-law
Noun
16570moultmany; a lot of
Adjective
16571bizarreriebizarreness; bizarrerie; something which is bizarre
Noun
16573écumerto 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
16580tombeurseducer, heartbreaker, lady-killer (person who succeeds in seducing); defeater, slayer
Noun
16584quinterto plough the field five times; to have a coughing fit
Verb
16587haïtienHaitian, the Haitian language
Noun
16590acerbeacerb (bitter to the taste); harsh
Adjective
16591burneball, testicle
Noun
16592moultmuch; a lot
Adverb
16595congénèrea peer, an individual of the same sort; a congener or a conspecific
Noun
16596suavesmooth and graceful, polite, polished, suave
Adjective
16599dégénérédegenerate (all senses)
Adjective
16600shiftshift (people working in turn)
Noun