16901liseusea nightgown, a bedjacket, a garment useful when reading in bed; a small paperknife used to open uncut books, also useful as a bookmark; a dust jacket (removable book cover); a reading lamp; a nightstand, a bedside table; an e-book reader
Noun
16903attouchementtouching, fondling, stroking; feel (sexual); tangent point
Noun
16905géorgienGeorgian, the Georgian language
Noun
16906croateCroatian, the national language of Croatia
Noun
16908radinstingy
Adjective
16910monoparentaluniparental, monoparental, single-parent
Adjective
16912noisequarrel, argument
Noun
16913patronnefemale owner; madame (of a brothel)
Noun
16918minémined; undermined
Adjective
16920bivouacbivouac (encampment for the night)
Noun
16921colériquehabitually angry or bad-tempered
Adjective
16922puceauvirgin (male person who has never had sexual relations)
Noun
16923dictiondiction (clarity of word choice)
Noun
16924chilienChilean (of, from or relating to Chile)
Adjective
16925racléehiding, thrashing, beating; drubbing, heavy defeat
Noun
16927charbonniercoalman; coal merchant (person who sells charcoal); charcoal burner, collier; collier (vessel carrying a bulk cargo of coal); coal bunker (place where coal is stored); charbonnier; sablefish
Noun
16928ennuyéannoyed, upset, sorry, angry, disappointed, embarrassed, concerned; worried, bothered, annoyed (avoir l'air ennuyé); bored, ennuyé
Adjective
16931bocka beer glass having the capacity of approximately a quarter of a litre; the content of such a beer glass
Noun
16932balancierpendulum; balance wheel; beam; balancing pole; outrigger; haltere
Noun
16933déconcerterto disconcert; to baffle, confound, bewilder
Verb
16935balèzehefty; sturdy; strong, powerful; difficult
Adjective
16937claquetteflip-flop, thong, slide (footwear); clapperboard; clapper (music instrument); parry
Noun
16942sauteurjumper (person who jumps); long jumper, triple jumper; libertine, fornicator
Noun
16943tounetune, melody, song
Noun
16944panerto bread (coat with bread or breadcrumbs)
Verb
16950impatienterto make, become impatient; to be losing patience, to get restless
Verb
16951quadrillerto crosshatch (mark into squares); to criss-cross
Verb
16953pavanerto strut one's stuff; to swagger
Verb
16954semestrielbiannual (twice-yearly), semestrial (six-monthly)
Adjective
16958tapoterto tap (strike lightly and repeatedly)
Verb
16959couleuvreserpent; grass snake, garter snake
Noun
16962chantantsingsong, melodious
Adjective
16964échoppestall, booth, small shop; a type of chisel with a flat or rounded side used by engravers to efface
Noun
16967envoyeslowworm (anguis fragilis)
Noun
16968albanaisAlbanian (of, from or relating to Albania)
Adjective
16970rabrest, remainder, leftovers, extra food; (especially) in a canteen, where using which, one can ask for some extra food from the cook or canteen service
Noun
16971paillassondoormat; pushover, submissive person accepting any humiliation
Noun
16972expéditifexpeditious, efficient, rapid; perfunctory, hasty, hurried
Adjective
16975barcelonaisof, from or relating to the city of Barcelona, capital of Catalonia, Spain
Adjective
16978AcadienAcadian (a native of Acadia)
Noun
16980proscritproscribed, banned
Adjective
16982initiateurinnovative, groundbreaking
Adjective
16985minusidiot, imbecile
Noun
16988droiturerectitude, uprightness, honesty
Noun
16991fromentwheat, specifically common wheat (Triticum aestivum); (any) cereal (type of grass cultivated for its edible grains)
Noun
16992inexorablementinexorably, relentlessly, mercilessly, ruthlessly
Adverb
16993impatiemmentimpatiently, without patience; sadly, with sadness
Adverb
16994affreusementdreadfully (in a dreadful manner), horribly
Adverb
16997notoirementnotoriously (in a notorious or notable manner)
Adverb
16998banditismebanditry (acts characteristic of a bandit)
Noun