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Words 17201–17300
17201ouvrable
working, business
Adjective
17202rouille
rust (color/colour)
Adjective
17203fédéraliste
federalist
Noun
17204châtain
chestnut, chestnut-coloured, brown; having chestnut hair, brunette
Adjective
17205colibri
hummingbird
Noun
17206statisticien
statistician
Noun
17207Khmer
a Khmer person
Noun
17208assesseur
assessor, judge advocate
Noun
17209déconvenue
discomfiture, disappointment (caused by failure)
Noun
17210repentance
repentance
Noun
17211Talmud
Talmud
Noun
17212aulne
alder
Noun
17213tonner
to thunder; to thunder (to make a noise like thunder)
Verb
17214hydrique
hydric
Adjective
17215guimauve
marshmallow (plant); marshmallow (food); that is bland, sweetish, expressionless, vapid
Noun
17216catin
harlot, slattern, whore; doll; mannequin, dummy; vessel for molten metal
Noun
17217hon
hon
Noun
17218infamie
infamy
Noun
17219favorisant
favoring / favouring; promoting; encouraging
Adjective
17220androïde
android (robot with human form)
Noun
17221néo-nazi
neo-Nazi
Adjective
17222foudroyer
to strike (of lightning); to devastate; to cause to be thunderstruck
Verb
17223indécence
indecency
Noun
17224Issa
a member of the Issa clan
Noun
17225drink
a reception or afterparty where alcohol is served
Noun
17226aguerrir
to harden (become or make something resistant or less sensitive to)
Verb
17227divination
divination
Noun
17228démanger
to itch, to cause to feel itchy; to cause to have the desire to, to cause to itch for action
Verb
17229aiguisé
sharpened
Adjective
17230indéfectible
indefectible, unfailing, unswerving
Adjective
17231niaiserie
silliness; foolish talk or behaviour
Noun
17232friture
the act of frying; fried product; anything that assists in frying such as butter and oil; signal interference in radios and etc, crackling; chip shop, fish and chips takeaway
Noun
17233libellule
dragonfly (an insect of the suborder Anisoptera)
Noun
17234argu
synonym of argumentaire
Noun
17235sodomiser
to sodomise
Verb
17236hépatique
a hepatic person; liverwort (bryophyte); (Hepatica) liverwort
Noun
17237tatoueur
tattoo artist, tattooer, tattooist
Noun
17238aune
ell; measuring rod of one ell; yardstick (standard to which other comparisons are judged)
Noun
17239sexué
sexed (possessing a sex); sexual
Adjective
17240domanial
domanial
Adjective
17241paf
onomatopoeia for the noise caused by a fall or a blow
Interjection
17242tirelire
piggy bank; head; gash, vulva
Noun
17243dédaigner
to scorn, to despise, to disdain
Verb
17244saillie
projection, protrusion; spurt; sally, sortie; copulation
Noun
17245raclure
scraping; piece of shit, scum; filth, crud; louse
Noun
17246parieur
gambler
Noun
17247excentrer
to offset
Verb
17248altéré
altered, changed
Adjective
17249vagabond
vagabonding
Adjective
17250privatif
privative (all senses)
Adjective
17251inaliénable
inalienable
Adjective
17252dunkerque
cabinet
Noun
17253gave
mountain torrent, watercourse, gorge.
Noun
17254polyvalent
an employee who carries out various different functions
Noun
17255opale
opal
Noun
17256rétractation
retraction
Noun
17257impraticable
impracticable, unfeasible; impracticable, unusable
Adjective
17258branchement
connection; plugging in, linking up
Noun
17259oculaire
eyepiece, ocular
Noun
17260palper
to palpate
Verb
17261brillance
shininess; brightness
Noun
17262ensorceler
to ensorcell: to enchant; to cast a spell; to captivate; to enchant
Verb
17263phoner
to ring, call, phone
Verb
17264bordé
bordered
Adjective
17265préexistant
preexisting
Adjective
17266compensatoire
compensatory
Adjective
17267quiche
quiche; slap; blow, strike; a completely unskilled person; puke, vomit
Noun
17268dedans
inside, in, within
Preposition
17269dégringoler
to tumble, to fall down; to tumble, to fall (decrease) ; to tank; to descend quickly (stairs etc.)
Verb
17270toupie
top
Noun
17271essayage
fitting, trying on
Noun
17272ortho
a spelling (of a word); an orthodontist; a speech therapist; an idiot, a retard; an orthoscopic eyepiece
Noun
17273numéraire
cash, monetary; pronounced, counted
Adjective
17274grincheux
ratty, grouchy
Adjective
17275diaphragme
diaphragm; diaphragm (contraceptive)
Noun
17276hamac
hammock
Noun
17277dévot
devout, godly
Adjective
17278ahurissant
astounding
Adjective
17279indomptable
untamable, indomitable
Adjective
17280lubie
whim, caprice
Noun
17281carte bancaire
bank card
Noun
17282carte bleue
a brand of bank cards widely used in France from 1967 to 2010; any bank card; blue card (EU work permit)
Noun
17283cul-bénit
a Holy Joe, a Holy Mary, a zealot, a bigot, a God botherer, a Bible thumper, a Jesus freak, a creeping Jesus, a goody two shoes (an excessively pious person, a sanctimonious person, a holier-than-thou person)
Noun
17284canal banalisé
citizens' band
Noun
17285jouter
to joust (participate in jousting)
Verb
17286introniser
to enthrone; to induct, to introduce into
Verb
17287lyrique
lyric poet
Noun
17288inhaler
to inhale
Verb
17289hyacinthe
hyacinth; hematoid quartz; a medicinal preparation which includes hematoid quartz stones and a number of other ingredients
Noun
17290duel
dual (having two components)
Adjective
17291couchette
sleeping berth
Noun
17292concomitant
concomitant
Adjective
17293louve
she-wolf; a metal wedge used in masonry
Noun
17294étrangeté
strangeness
Noun
17295volupté
voluptuousness; rich and intense pleasure, especially sexual pleasure
Noun
17296entrelacer
to interlock; to interweave
Verb
17297arabe
Arabic (language)
Noun
17298usinage
machining
Noun
17299aéroportuaire
airport
Adjective
17300acrobatie
acrobatics; stunt, trick (dangerous feat)
Noun