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Words 18601–18700
18601conjecturer
to conjecture, surmise, speculate, wonder
Verb
18602ensuit
after, later
Adverb
18603tanière
lair, den (of an animal); hideout, den, lair (of an outlaw)
Noun
18604gourmander
to scold; to lard (food)
Verb
18605énarque
énarque (graduate of the École nationale d'administration)
Noun
18606masculin
masculine (masculine word)
Noun
18607épatant
amazing, surprising, stupefying
Adjective
18608morfler
to pay, to be in for it
Verb
18609évitable
avoidable; preventable
Adjective
18610envoûtant
fascinating
Adjective
18611colonisateur
colonizing
Adjective
18612traceur
tracer (person who traces), plotter (person who plots a line); tracer (visible projectile); plotter (machine that draws technical drawings); yamakasi (person who practices parkour); cookie used to store data about a website visitor
Noun
18613jardiner
to garden; to do some gardening
Verb
18614dupliquer
to duplicate
Verb
18615binot
a kind of hoe
Noun
18616supersonique
supersonic (greater than the speed of sound)
Adjective
18617œstrogène
oestrogen
Noun
18618enorgueillir
to make [someone] proud; to boast, to pride oneself on
Verb
18619linéaire
Linear
Noun
18620basalte
basalt (hard rock)
Noun
18621fracassant
crashing, roaring, sensational
Adjective
18622aérodynamique
aerodynamic
Adjective
18623prédicat
predicate (all meanings)
Noun
18624bioéthique
bioethics
Noun
18625marronnier
chestnut tree; horse-chestnut tree; old chestnut (A news item which, like chestnut fruits, tends to come back every year at the same time. Implies that the news is a fill-in, that might as well have been written in advance.)
Noun
18626isthme
isthmus
Noun
18627patauger
to paddle around, splash about; to squelch around, wade through (in mud, in wet terrain); to flounder around (in mud or snow); to flounder, get bogged down
Verb
18628loyaliste
loyalist
Noun
18629poucet
a very small person
Noun
18630carabinier
carabineer
Noun
18631cabanon
hut; (holiday) cottage
Noun
18632pauser
to pause
Verb
18633codification
codification
Noun
18634crémation
cremation
Noun
18635laboureur
ploughman; plowman
Noun
18636réinitialiser
to restart; to reset
Verb
18637jihadisme
jihadism
Noun
18638dirigeable
dirigible, blimp
Noun
18639presto
presto; quickly
Adverb
18640lutz
lutz (jump)
Noun
18641affres
torment, torture, pain; throes
Noun
18642toxicologie
toxicology
Noun
18643mensuellement
monthly (once a month)
Adverb
18644relativisme
relativism (theory that truth and moral values are relative)
Noun
18645malbouffe
junk food (food with little or no nutritional value)
Noun
18646abusivement
abusively
Adverb
18647myocarde
myocardium
Noun
18648phénoménologie
phenomenology
Noun
18649consanguinité
consanguinity; inbreeding
Noun
18650lèpre
leprosy
Noun
18651foutoir
brothel; mess, shambles
Noun
18652inventivité
inventiveness, ingenuity
Noun
18653netteté
clearness; neatness
Noun
18654sulfurique
sulfuric / sulphuric
Adjective
18655ultimement
ultimately, eventually
Adverb
18656vétusté
dilapidation
Noun
18657moralisation
moralization
Noun
18658compostage
stamping; validation (of a ticket); composting
Noun
18659chardonnay
Chardonnay (grape, wine)
Noun
18660temporal
temporal
Adjective
18661apeuré
frightened, afraid
Adjective
18662diagonal
diagonal, transverse, oblique
Adjective
18663banqueter
to banquet, feast
Verb
18664déblayer
to clear, to clear away
Verb
18665filaire
wired, corded (connected by wire/cord)
Adjective
18666dramaturgie
dramaturgy
Noun
18667poigne
grip
Noun
18668recoucher
to go back to bed
Verb
18669hégémonique
hegemonic
Adjective
18670procédural
procedural
Adjective
18671flambée
fire; flare-up, explosion; sudden increase
Noun
18672luisant
gleaming, glistening
Adjective
18673épargnant
a saver, someone who accumulates financial savings
Noun
18674napolitain
Neapolitan (of, from or relating to the city of Naples, capital and largest city of Campania, Italy, or the surrounding metropolitan city)
Adjective
18675entrainé
carried, dragged; involved
Adjective
18676mandature
term of office
Noun
18677graduation
graduation (marking (e.g., on a container) indicating a measurement, usually one of many such markings that are each separated by a constant interval); the process of creating such markings; encoding of a sound or image producing a digital signal of which one may use a greater or lesser part corresponding to better or worse quality
Noun
18678ophtalmo
optician, ophthalmologist
Noun
18679miche
round loaf, cob loaf; buns, bum, butt
Noun
18680sarrasin
Saracen
Adjective
18681ambrer
to perfume with ambergris
Verb
18682communautariste
communitarian
Adjective
18683vicieux
pervert
Noun
18684servile
servile, slavish, subservient
Adjective
18685pharaonique
pharaonic; colossal, excessive, ambitious
Adjective
18686sextoy
sex toy
Noun
18687bestiaire
bestiary; beastmaster (type of gladiator fighting wild beasts)
Noun
18688berceuse
cradler, someone who cradles or rocks a baby
Noun
18689forain
showman (fairground entertainer); stallholder
Noun
18690dribbler
to dribble
Verb
18691circonspect
circumspect, cautious, prudent
Adjective
18692diminutif
diminutive (word form expressing smallness)
Noun
18693participe
participle
Noun
18694chipoter
to nibble; to quibble, haggle
Verb
18695quadrature
quadrature
Noun
18696évocateur
evocative, suggestive
Adjective
18697cloisonner
to partition, compartmentalize
Verb
18698farceur
joker; trickster; prankster, jokester; actor who plays in a farce
Noun
18699novice
inexperienced
Adjective
18700balkanique
Balkan (from the Balkans)
Adjective