17301méridienmeridian (all senses); noon
Adjective
17302dominateurdominator, usually a tyrant or a dictator; dominator
Noun
17306persiqueof Old Persia; Persian
Adjective
17308éperdumentdesperately; passionately; utterly
Adverb
17311mazoutheating oil; a cocktail made with beer and cola; a cocktail made with pastis and cola
Noun
17312apensonly used in guet-apens
Noun
17314palethockey puck
Noun
17315détromperto disabuse (with de = of); to undeceive; to disillusion
Verb
17316arénaa hockey arena
Noun
17317excentricitéeccentricity (ratio between distances in a conic section); eccentricity (quality of being eccentric); eccentricity (eccentric behaviour)
Noun
17321transfugedeserter, defector, turncoat; defector
Noun
17322griffongriffin (mythical creature); griffon vulture; common swift
Noun
17326plébiscitépopular; widely acclaimed or favored.
Adjective
17333communierto receive communion; to administer communion; to communicate
Verb
17334beuhmoo; interjection expressing indifference: meh; interjection expressing disgust
Interjection
17335boucanracket, hubbub (loud and unpleasant noise); a boucan (“grill”)
Noun
17336avenantaffable, likable, appealing; comely, fitting
Adjective
17339enquérirto inquire (about = de)
Verb
17340raptkidnapping, abduction
Noun
17345redorerto regild; to rehabilitate
Verb
17347laitiermilkman; dairy worker
Noun
17348lévriersighthound; greyhound
Noun
17350oseillesorrel; dough, dosh, bread (money)
Noun
17353tracasserto bother, to annoy, to worry; to fret, to fuss
Verb
17354redondanceredundancy (the state of being redundant)
Noun
17358briefingbriefing (presentation of information or instruction)
Noun
17359tortueuxtortuous, winding, windy, twisting, twisty; convoluted
Adjective
17360cordiertailpiece; ropemaker
Noun
17366praticablepracticable, feasible; passable, traversable, negotiable, usable
Adjective
17369douillerto hurt; to cough up, stump up, fork out, shell out (money)
Verb
17370ZIinitialism of zone industrielle (“industrial estate”)
Noun
17373rôtiroast (roast meat)
Noun
17374aéréventilated, airy
Adjective
17375consanguininbred; born of the same father but not of the same mother
Adjective
17376bavaroisBavarian (of, from or relating to the state of Bavaria, Germany)
Adjective
17377affûterto sharpen; to whet (e.g. a tool); to hone (a skill); to eat; to dance; to mount on a gun carriage
Verb
17378éparpilléstrewn, all over the place
Adjective
17381animaleriepet shop; laboratory for animal testing
Noun
17383maussadesullen (mood); dull, dreary (landscape, weather etc.)
Adjective
17384pronostiquerto predict; to foretell; to prognosticate
Verb
17388meurtrièreloophole (slit in a castle wall; today, any similar window for shooting a ranged weapon or letting in light)
Noun
17391bâchetarpaulin; tank (reservoir); tide pool
Noun
17393affaisserto cause to subside; to subside, go down, sink; to cave in, sag, give way, collapse; to ebb, weaken
Verb
17394révoltantappalling, outrageous, shocking, infuriating
Adjective
17395voyageurnomadic, wandering
Adjective
17396intraitableintractable; inflexible, uncompromising
Adjective
17397offerteoffer, proposal; offertory
Noun
17398usitéin use; current; still used
Adjective
17399socialiserto socialize; to nationalize; to make or become socialist
Verb