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Words 18801–18900
18801énergumène
energumen (person possessed by an evil ghost or spirit); fanatic, zealot; one expressing him or herself with great energy, excitement or vehemence; nutcase, loony
Noun
18802électrogène
generating (electricity)
Adjective
18803katana
katana
Noun
18804subterfuge
subterfuge
Noun
18805oblong
oblong
Adjective
18806dépose
The action of removing something such as old windows, pipes, or a carpet.; The action of letting somebody out of a car while the driver stays inside, e.g. la dépose d'un élève à l'école
Noun
18807câliner
to be physically affectionate; to cuddle
Verb
18808anglicisme
anglicism
Noun
18809nitrater
to nitrate
Verb
18810scintillant
scintillating
Adjective
18811climatisé
air-conditioned
Adjective
18812déontologique
deontological, ethical
Adjective
18813dérégler
to disrupt, to disturb; to unsettle; to put off
Verb
18814rassasié
full, satiated
Adjective
18815diffamer
to defame; smear; ruin the name of
Verb
18816pulvérisation
pulverization; spraying
Noun
18817faussé
falsified; distorted, skewed
Adjective
18818suspicieux
suspicious
Adjective
18819jumelé
paired
Adjective
18820redéfinition
redefinition (act or instance of redefining); overriding
Noun
18821moisi
mouldy
Adjective
18822palpiter
to palpitate; to beat, flutter, to race, pulsate; to jump around, jump about
Verb
18823aborigène
of Indigenous Australians; aboriginal, indigenous
Adjective
18824pouffer
to burst out (with laughter); to crack up
Verb
18825louanger
to praise; to laud
Verb
18826parasitaire
parasitic, parasitical
Adjective
18827zigzag
zigzag
Noun
18828albatros
albatross
Noun
18829humus
humus
Noun
18830spleen
bad mood, melancholy
Noun
18831francisation
Frenchification, francization
Noun
18832apiculture
beekeeping, apiculture
Noun
18833criminologie
criminology (the study of crime and criminals, especially their behaviour)
Noun
18834pilotis
piloti
Noun
18835tralala
tra-la-la
Interjection
18836nihilisme
nihilism
Noun
18837uniformisation
uniformization
Noun
18838malencontreusement
unfortunately (happening through bad luck)
Adverb
18839uniformité
uniformity
Noun
18840anglet
a v-shaped cavity in a wall
Noun
18841incessamment
unceasingly, incessantly; right away; imminently
Adverb
18842cassos
loser
Noun
18843graphiquement
graphically (with respect to graphics)
Adverb
18844honteusement
shamefully
Adverb
18845idéologiquement
ideologically
Adverb
18846desdits
contraction of de + lesdits
18847hargne
relentlessness; aggressiveness
Noun
18848léthargie
lethargy
Noun
18849rationnellement
rationally; logically
Adverb
18850surconsommation
overconsumption
Noun
18851structurellement
structurally
Adverb
18852supposément
supposedly
Adverb
18853guichet automatique bancaire
automatic teller machine
Noun
18854clameur
outcry
Noun
18855eucharistique
eucharistic
Adjective
18856same
Sami
Adjective
18857auguste
august; noble, stately
Adjective
18858évadé
escaped
Adjective
18859quadrupler
to quadruple, to multiply by four
Verb
18860craché
strongly resembling
Adjective
18861rosalie
quadricycle; bayonet
Noun
18862cosser
to butt (ram heads together)
Verb
18863exhortation
an exhortation
Noun
18864chaste
chaste; celibate
Adjective
18865croûter
to eat; to crust (form a crust)
Verb
18866artéfact
artefact / artifact
Noun
18867arrangé
organized, neat
Adjective
18868névrosé
neurotic
Adjective
18869galanterie
gallantry, chivalry; courteousness
Noun
18870aveuglé
blinded
Adjective
18871suceur
any insect that ingests food with a proboscis; flatterer, sycophant; fellator or cunnilinguist; male homosexual; vampire
Noun
18872féerie
what fairies do; any fictional universe involving magical creatures such as fairies, ogres and dragons; faerie, féerie; extravaganza; something impressive and/or enchanting
Noun
18873styliser
to stylize
Verb
18874Liégeois
Person from or living in Liège, Belgium
Noun
18875réclamant
claimant
Noun
18876beu
weed, pot (marijuana)
Noun
18877enzymer
to add yeast or other sources of enzymes as part of winemaking
Verb
18878nono
fool, idiot
Noun
18879infirme
disabled, handicapped
Adjective
18880cuillerée
spoonful
Noun
18881calédonien
Caledonian; New Caledonian
Adjective
18882marmonner
to murmur, mumble
Verb
18883échalote
shallot (Allium cepa var. aggregatum)
Noun
18884pariétal
wall; parietal; parietal (relating to the wall of a body part, organ or cavity)
Adjective
18885broc
ewer, pitcher
Noun
18886eczéma
eczema
Noun
18887parmesan
Parmesan (from Parma)
Adjective
18888fanion
fanion; pennant
Noun
18889surexciter
to overexcite, to cause to become restless
Verb
18890expier
to expiate, to make amends for, atone for
Verb
18891raviser
to change one's mind, reconsider
Verb
18892prunelle
sloe (small, bitter, wild fruit of the blackthorn); sloe gin; pupil; iris and pupil together; eye; a type of cloth
Noun
18893arceau
arc, arch, vault; ornament in the form of a clover; a bent twig (often hazlenut) making up the framework of a basket
Noun
18894saignant
bloody, bleeding (covered in blood); rare, bloody (cooked very lightly)
Adjective
18895trachée
trachea
Noun
18896tombola
a lottery, raffle
Noun
18897tartare
Tartar, Tatar (relating to the Tatar people or their culture)
Adjective
18898orbiter
to orbit (circle another object)
Verb
18899bis
encore; kiss
Noun
18900lunatique
moody
Adjective