17603buggerto malfunction, to glitch
Verb
17604préfixeprefix (letters at the beginning of a word)
Noun
17605largesselargesse; financial generosity
Noun
17607madreveined wood
Noun
17610verglasblack ice; ice left by freezing rain
Noun
17611perdrixpartridge (bird); quail
Noun
17613mutismemutism, aphasia; muteness; stubborn or obstinate silence
Noun
17615héréditéheredity (transmission of genetic features); succession (to a throne or office)
Noun
17617marasmestagnation, the doldrums
Noun
17619lyrismelyricism; lyric poetry
Noun
17621MxA gender-neutral title used instead of M. (Monsieur), Mᵐᵉ (Madame), etc.
Noun
17622calvitiebaldness (the state of being bald); bald spot
Noun
17623élixirelixir (pharmacy: sweet taste-masking liquid)
Noun
17624pétrinkneading trough; a pickle, mess, scrape, the soup
Noun
17629piastrepiastre (one of several historical units of currency); buck, buckaroo (a Canadian or American dollar); silver dollar (a type of tropical freshwater fish)
Noun
17630dégelthaw (action of unfreezing/melting); spring thaw; breakup, one of the 6 seasons of high latitudes; the thaw.
Noun
17632triennaltriennial, three-yearly
Adjective
17633rebutcasting-off, throwing-away; cast-off; scrap, rubbish; scum, dreg; dead letter
Noun
17634romanesquefiction; glamour, excitement, romance
Noun
17639delacroixa one-hundred French franc note
Noun
17640sablierhourglass; egg timer
Noun
17646hansehanse, medieval merchants’ guild, especially the Hanseatic League (or German Hanse)
Noun
17647aiguillongoad; stinger, sting (of a bee); a goad, a stimulant
Noun
17649exaltantthrilling, exhilarating
Adjective
17650pigemeasure; year (of age); year (period of time in general)
Noun
17651ventouseplunger; suction cup; cupping glass; ventouse; sucker; sucker (a person who sucks; a general term of disparagement); an opening in a pipe, shaft, etc. to allow air flow
Noun
17653voyera civil servant whose work is connected to roads, waterways, or railways
Noun
17655volutevolute; scroll (of a musical instrument)
Noun
17656bagarrerto scrap, to scuffle (have a physical fight); to fight (to strive for something with lots of effort)
Verb
17659perforéperforated, pierced, punched
Adjective
17660morcelerto break up; to divide up
Verb
17662exutoireoutlet (release of desires)
Noun
17663ombragerto shade; to overshadow
Verb
17666brouettewheelbarrow; barrow (small vehicle used to carry a load and pulled or pushed by hand)
Noun
17667hindiHindi; one of the official languages of India
Noun
17669convoitécoveted, sought-after
Adjective
17677peulof Fula
Adjective
17678B/PF/V: initialism of bateau de pêche (“fishing boat”) A ship prefix used for fishing vessels.
Noun
17679dissonancedissonance (conflicting notes that are not overtones of the note or chord sounding); dissonance
Noun
17680erratiqueerratic; irregular, intermittent
Adjective
17682récurrencerecurrence (return or reversion to a certain state); mathematical induction
Noun
17693condorcondor (American species of vultures)
Noun
17698poufpoof (onomatopoeia)
Interjection
17699ballerto dance; to swing or sway; to dangle
Verb
17700désolidariserto dissociate, to break up (a group); to dissociate oneself
Verb