19301togetoga; ceremonial robe or gown (judicial, barrister's, academic, etc.)
Noun
19303CréoleCreole; Anyone with mixed ancestry born in a country colonized by white Europeans, now especially one who speaks a creole language.; someone of African descent who is born in the Caribbean or Americas (originally as opposed to an African immigrant).; someone of mixed African, French, Spanish, and Native American ancestries.; a descendant of European settlers who is born in a colonized country.; a native-born of Latin descent in the Louisiana territory of any race or ethnicity, as opposed to Anglo-American settlers
Noun
19305fiduciairetrustee, fiduciary; fiduciary company, trust company
Noun
19307rédhibitoirecrippling, prohibitive; sufficient (condition) for failing; inacceptable
Adjective
19308Lensoisresident or native of Lens
Noun
19309étincelerto spark (give off sparks); to sparkle, twinkle
Verb
19311chansonniersongbook, chansonnier; singer, chansonnier
Noun
19313redécoupagethe act or the result of cutting out or cutting up again; rezoning
Noun
19317Comtoisresident or native of Franche-Comté, France
Noun
19319déroulantunrolling, unravelling, unfolding; breaking (of waves); dropdown, pull-down
Adjective
19322suspensifsuspensive; suspensory
Adjective
19323faucillea sickle (agricultural implement)
Noun
19324psychosomatiquepsychosomatic (of physical effects with mental causes)
Adjective
19325frasqueescapade, mischief (foolish experience or adventure)
Noun
19327butoirbuffer (of railway); doorstop, doorstopper; toeboard, oche
Noun
19328tupperwareTupperware (a plastic food-storage container)
Noun
19334hiatushiatus, gap; hiatus
Noun
19337agarsynonym of agar-agar
Noun
19342corpulencecorpulence (quality of being corpulent)
Noun
19343miromyopic, short-sighted
Adjective
19347biotbiot; synonym of abampère
Noun
19350élocutionspeech; delivery (of speech); elocution
Noun
19356rompubroken, exhausted, worn-out; practiced, skilled, experienced
Adjective
19357bâbordport (left-hand side of a vessel)
Noun
19359imitateurimitator, impersonator, mimic
Noun
19361voituriera haulier; a valet (person employed to park a vehicle)
Noun
19362bétonnerto concrete (cover with concrete)
Verb
19363amorpheamorphous (without a definite shape of nature); amorphous (in a non-crystalline solid state); sluggish, inert (lacking vivacity)
Adjective
19364rassasierto satiate; to satisfy; to have enough of something, to get one's fill
Verb
19365bienfaisantbeneficial; that which does good
Adjective
19366discourirto talk, discourse, hold forth
Verb
19367auventawning, canopy (over entrance); carport
Noun
19371Tanguyan adult man who lives with his parents, similar to Italian mammone.
Noun
19372REVabbreviation of réseau express vélo (“express bike network”): a network of bike lanes
Noun
19374tronquétruncated, shortened
Adjective
19376peloterto wind, roll etc. into a ball; to touch up, feel up (sexually); to make out
Verb
19377cancreblockhead, dunce, dolt; crayfish; pauper
Noun
19378taiepillowcase, pillowslip; leucoma
Noun
19379bafouéscorned, derided
Adjective
19381planétaireorrery; epicyclic gear, planetary gear
Noun
19383transplanterto transplant (uproot and replant (a plant)); to transplant (change an organ)
Verb
19388gaiementgaily (in a happy, jovial way)
Adverb
19394magnétomagneto; tape recorder; videocassette recorder
Noun
19399détonnerto sing out of tune; to stick out, to stick out like a sore thumb
Verb