17002ASNASN (“national sporting authority”): abbreviation of autorité sportive nationale; DSC (“Digital Selective Calling”): abbreviation of appel sélectif numérique
Noun
17003poinçonstamp (device); a pointed tool, such as a punch, chisel, bodkin or awl; hallmark (an official marking)
Noun
17004dealerto deal (drugs)
Verb
17005prospecterprospect (to search as for gold)
Verb
17010anagrammeanagram (word or phrase created by rearranging letters from another word or phrase)
Noun
17011boisseaubushel (measure and vessel); hollow cylinder (of various types)
Noun
17012recompositionrecomposition; process by which a compound word which has undergone phonetic changes is reformed anew from its constituents; the result of that process
Noun
17014consécutiveconsecutive interpreting, consecutive interpretation
Noun
17015égaréstray; astray; mislaid, misplaced; wild (of look)
Adjective
17019vrillerto spiral; to spin; to twist; to roll up; to wrap up; to gimlet; to bore; to pierce; to torment; to penetrate painfully; to stare piercingly; to break down
Verb
17020calculateurcalculating person; calculator (“device”)
Noun
17021concubinecohabitant, female domestic partner; concubine
Noun
17025capsulerto capsule; to encapsule
Verb
17026cassantbrittle; harsh, cutting, catty
Adjective
17029grimpantclimbing, rambling
Adjective
17030athénéea type of high school; atheneum
Noun
17031ramirummy (the card game)
Noun
17034raireto troat, cry, bellow, make noises
Verb
17036comparseextra; accomplice; sidekick
Noun
17037menteurmendacious, lying
Adjective
17040exemptexempt, (type of) policeman
Noun
17044crasherto crash-land; to crash
Verb
17045deckdeck, skateboard cover; deck, a trading card player’s collection employed in a match; deck, floorlike covering of a nautical vessel; deck, an external building
Noun
17048sondeurpollster; sounder, depth finder (masculine only)
Noun
17049octetbyte (of eight bits), octet
Noun
17050autistesomeone who is autistic
Noun
17052crinhair (of certain animals, especially horses); horsehair
Noun
17053éventrerto gut, to disembowel; to rip apart, to tear open; to gore
Verb
17054hantisea haunting; obsessive fear; obsession
Noun
17056graminéegrass (true grass, species of Poaceae)
Noun
17057gogolgoogol; idiot
Noun
17060perçantpiercing, shrill; sharp (vision, etc.)
Adjective
17062incontrôléuncontrolled, unchecked; out of control
Adjective
17063abrutirto render idiotic; to turn into idiots; to blunt or deaden the mind; to overwhelm, to devastate; to return to a brutish or bestial state
Verb
17065agoniserto be dying (slowly); to be at death's door; to be in one's death throes
Verb
17066joncrush, bulrush; cane, rattan; trim (of a car); bangle, ring; gold, object made of gold; dick (penis)
Noun
17069poissonnierfishmonger (someone who sells fish)
Noun
17070abyssedeep sea; abyss (something fathomless, unfathomable)
Noun
17071chardonthistle; spikes (on wall etc.)
Noun
17072juronswearword, curse word
Noun
17073lignagelineage (all senses); descent
Noun
17074fétichismefetishism; adoration of a false god; fetishism; fetish
Noun
17076tortillerto twist, twirl; to wriggle, squirm, writhe
Verb
17077myriadeten thousand; myriad
Noun
17078figuierfig tree; synonym of figuier commun (Ficus carica)
Noun
17081moletterowel; scroll wheel; mouse wheel
Noun
17082sardeSardinian (language)
Noun
17085écrouerto lock up, to imprison
Verb
17086chihuahuaChihuahua / chihuahua (the dog breed or an individual of this breed)
Noun
17088entaillerto snick, to cut into, to gash (wood, stone, metal, etc.)
Verb
17090côtmalbec (grape or wine)
Noun
17092LombardLombard (member of a medieval Germanic people); Lombard (native or inhabitant of Lombardy, Italy) (usually male)
Noun
17093lombardthe Lombard language; the Lombardic language
Noun
17097centaurecentaur (mythical half horse, half man)
Noun
17098trucagerigging, doctoring (especially fraudulent); special effects
Noun
17100malgacheMalagasy, the Malagasy language
Noun