19703captagecapture; harnessing (of energy); picking up (of a radio station)
Noun
19704oisifidle (not engaged in any occupation)
Adjective
19707crassecrass; dirty, filthy
Adjective
19708saignéebleeding; bloodletting; huge cut; heavy loss; trench; groove; ditch
Noun
19711aubiersapwood, alburnum
Noun
19712armurierarmorer (manufacturer of weapons); gunsmith; weaponsmith
Noun
19714blairerto stand, to stand the sight of
Verb
19716satyresatyr; A lecherous or perverted old man; a dirty old man
Noun
19717pilonnerto bombard, to shell; to grind, to pound
Verb
19719ouvreuropener; forerunner; usher; a worker in papermaking, charged with drawing out the paste from the vat and spreading it evenly to make a sheet; a worker in glassmaking; a worker who fashions textile materials and prepares them for weaving
Noun
19721germinalGerminal (the seventh month of the French Republican Calendar)
Noun
19723susviséreferred to above
Adjective
19724culottéseasoned (of a smokepipe); faded, worn; cheeky, sassy; daring
Adjective
19725vexévexed, annoyed
Adjective
19729marchandagebargaining, haggling, negotiating a price
Noun
19730vénalsale; venal (available for a price)
Adjective
19731radincheapskate, miser
Noun
19732pommeaushower head; pommel (of a saddle, of a sword, of a pistol); An alcoholic drink made from a mixture of apple juice and brandy.
Noun
19733paniquepertaining to the god Pan; panicked; sudden, violent, and mostly baseless
Adjective
19735tourtepassenger pigeon, Ectopistes migratorius; dove; meat pie.; Any kind of salted pie with vegetables, cheese etc, generally covered by undercrust (abaisse). Can be with fruits too.
Noun
19740crosserto hit with a crosse (“hockey stick, lacrosse stick, or golf club”); to cheat, to swindle; to masturbate, to jack off, to jerk off
Verb
19741caméliacamellia (plant or the flower from the plant)
Noun
19743dragéeA sweet with almond filling.; A dragée, a sugar-coated pill.; A swan-shot, small-shot, hail-shot.; A bullet, a dot.
Noun
19746flottementhesitation; flutter, fluctuation; floating
Noun
19752hermineermine (Mustela erminea); ermine (material); ermine (tincture)
Noun
19753coususewn, stitched
Adjective
19754prégnantheavy with content, significant, forceful, especially in its effect on the mind; apposite; meaningful; pregnant
Adjective
19756déshériterto disinherit, to disown; to handicap, to disadvantage
Verb
19757tournantea gang rape; the (female) victim of a gang rape; shifts
Noun
19758vénéneuxvenomous (for plants, mushrooms)
Adjective
19759apitoyerto make (someone) feel pity for (something); to feel sorry for
Verb
19760escarperto steepen, to become steeper; to harden, to become more difficult; to escalate
Verb
19762beuveriebinge, excessive (usually social) drinking
Noun
19763aillerto add garlic (to)
Verb
19769peupladetribe, people; group of settlers/colonists
Noun
19770cottecoat, tunic; petticoat; overalls
Noun
19773tassementpiling up (coming together in a pile)
Noun
19775Guyanaisresident or native of French Guiana, Guianese
Noun
19776fatwafatwa (legal opinion issued by a mufti)
Noun
19778miteuxshabby, seedy
Adjective
19780tourniquetunpowered carousel (playground); revolving door or turnstile
Noun
19781souillédirty, sullied, fouled
Adjective
19784corséstrong
Adjective
19786BiélorusseBelarusian (resident or native of Belarus)
Noun
19787literiebedding (kit for a bed)
Noun
19789endiveBelgian endive (edible chicory bud of Cichorium intybus)
Noun
19790pinsonfinch (bird of the family Fringillidae)
Noun
19791languettea small tongue-shaped object, such as the tongue of a shoe
Noun
19793stéroïdesynonym of stéroïdien (“steroidal”)
Adjective
19795cryptéencrypted; scrambled
Adjective