17802démineurminesweeper; deminer (bomb disposal expert)
Noun
17804décombrerubble, ruins (of a building)
Noun
17807bouvierdrover (person who drives cattle over long distances); herdsman, cattleman (man who raises or tends cattle); cattle dog (type of dog used for droving cattle); plowman (man who plows land with a plough)
Noun
17808chieura pain in the arse (person who is irritating)
Noun
17809embolieembolism (obstruction or occlusion of a blood vessel by an embolus)
Noun
17811déplierto unfold (undo the action of folding)
Verb
17812magouillerto wangle, to achieve by contrivance or trickery
Verb
17813refondreto remelt; to resmelt; to remake from scratch
Verb
17816magnifierto exalt with praise; usually in reference to God
Verb
17818dégommerto degum; to leave (a place); to sack, can, fire; to unseat; to hit, strike, zap (a target)
Verb
17820appendiciteappendicitis (inflammation of the vermiform appendix)
Noun
17822lambdacommon, usual (especially of a person)
Adjective
17824baquettub; pot; washtub, washbasin; pail (of water); paintpot; bucket seat (of sports car)
Noun
17825embûcheambush (concealment in order to attack or harm someone by surprise); trap
Noun
17828présthe color of meadow green
Adjective
17832browniebrownie (type of small chocolate cake)
Noun
17834TchèqueCzech (resident or native of the Czech Republic)
Noun
17836glissadeslip, slide, skid; sideslip
Noun
17837naufragémarooned person, castaway
Noun
17842creusetcrucible, smelter; melting-pot
Noun
17848matcherto face off; to face (in a competition); to match (e.g. on dating app)
Verb
17850roulagehaulage; rolling (of hot metal); driving a vehicle
Noun
17852râlegroan; rale; rail (bird)
Noun
17854entrantentrant, new player
Noun
17866désemparédistraught, at a loss; in distress
Adjective
17868aliénéone who is insane, mentally defective
Noun
17872bifurquerto bifurcate (split in two); to change direction (without necessarily splitting)
Verb
17873niaiscaught in the nest; inexperienced, green; silly, vacuous, stupid
Adjective
17874tapihidden; crouching
Adjective
17876anxiogèneanxiogenic; worrisome (causing worry; perturbing or vexing)
Adjective
17878massesthe commoners, the people
Noun
17879navrésad; saddened; heartbroken; deeply or very sorry; distressed
Adjective
17880strasspaste, rhinestone (lead crystal used as gemstone)
Noun
17881typéstereotypical
Adjective
17882rationnementrationing (controlled distribution of scarce resources such as food or fuel)
Noun
17885gondhinge (of a door)
Noun
17887mécréantunbeliever, non-believer; infidel
Noun
17890salinsalt evaporation pond
Noun
17891grilladegrilling; grill (act of grilling food)
Noun
17892abordagethe assault on a ship; collision, allision
Noun
17893diatribediatribe (abusive, bitter discourse)
Noun
17895osierosier (tree); wicker; willow
Noun
17897acculerto corner someone, to prevent retreat or escape
Verb
17899caustiquecaustic (capable of burning, corroding or destroying organic tissue); caustic, scathing, biting, pungent
Adjective
17900enthousiasteOne who is inspired by the Divinity; One who is enthusiastic or fanatical; often construed with de (= about)
Noun