17403ainépost-1990 spelling of aîné
Adjective
17405fichéfitché (said of a cross)
Adjective
17410calandrecalender (machine); radiator grill (on a car); calandra lark (Melanocorypha calandra); wheat weevil larva (Sitophilus granarius)
Noun
17412exigusmall, tiny, poky, exiguous
Adjective
17413dolmendolmen (tomb consisting of a capstone supported by two or more upright stones)
Noun
17417inopinéaccidental, unexpected
Adjective
17418pernicieuxinsidious (having a slow and discreet, but dangerous evolution); morally harmful; pernicious; literally harmful or dangerous, usually of animals or persons
Adjective
17419odorantscented, aromatic
Adjective
17420suicidésuicide, someone who has committed suicide
Noun
17421dévisserto unscrew, undo; to remove (the lid from a container); to lose one's grip and fall; to drop sharply, to plunge, to plummet
Verb
17424approchantsimilar; oncoming, approaching
Adjective
17426tangenttangential; borderline
Adjective
17431imbufull (of); imbued (with)
Adjective
17434tasertaser, a Taser; taser, by generalization, any electroshock stun gun
Noun
17435pelucherto fluff up, become fluffy
Verb
17436Vendéenresident or native of Vendée
Noun
17437inoxstainless steel
Noun
17439vaporiserto vaporize (to turn into vapour)
Verb
17441simultanéesimultaneous interpreting, simultaneous interpretation
Noun
17443montpelliérainof, from or relating to the city of Montpellier, capital of Hérault department, Occitania, France
Adjective
17444manipa manipulation
Noun
17445vocalvoice message
Noun
17448playboypost-1990 spelling of play-boy
Noun
17450niaiserto kid; to act foolishly
Verb
17453lèchebootlicking, brownnosing; earthworm
Noun
17454coriandrecoriander (the plant); coriander (the herb and spice)
Noun
17456ta gueuleshut your mouth!, shut up!, shut it!
Interjection
17457mollosoftly, gently
Adverb
17462ménopausemenopause (period in a woman's life when menstruation becomes irregular and less frequent before eventually stopping altogether)
Noun
17464touffutufted, clumped; heavy, overly done
Adjective
17465extasierto be in ecstasy; to rave
Verb
17467volatiliserto volatilize; to extinguish, obliterate; to vanish
Verb
17468pavotpoppy (the flower)
Noun
17470vugiven (based on)
Preposition
17471criblesieve, sifter, riddle (any device with holes used to separate small things from larger things); sieve
Noun
17473évoluéadvanced, sophisticated, developed
Verb
17476chevaleresquechivalry; chivalrous (relating to Medieval chivalry); chivalrous, gallant
Adjective
17478sabbatSabbath, biblical seventh day; witches' Sabbath, meeting of witches at midnight; noisy meeting
Noun
17482notanote (marginal comment or explanation)
Noun
17484décombresrubble, ruins (of a building)
Noun
17488marbrerto marble (create a marbled effect)
Verb
17490blouserto bilk; to con; to blouse, to billow like a blouse; to transfer into the billiards hole (blouse)
Verb
17491glucoserto glucose (add glucose)
Verb
17493damierdraughtboard (UK), checkerboard (US)
Noun
17495phocéenPhocaean (of, from or relating to Phocaea); synonym of marseillais (“Marseillais”)
Adjective
17497éhontéshameless (without shame)
Adjective
17498caraïbeCaribbean (resident or native of the Caribbean)
Noun
17499Madrilèneresident or native of Madrid
Noun
17500gluantsticky, gummy
Adjective