19901toscanTuscan (of, from or relating to Tuscany, Italy)
Adjective
19902contentiondisposition, effort; dispute, contention; immobilization, (psychiatry) restraint
Noun
19905gaziergasworker (a worker in a gasworks); gasfitter, gasman; LNG carrier (a ship that transports natural gas); dude, fellow
Noun
19908liantbinder; affability
Noun
19909stallestall; stalls (in a theatre)
Noun
19912pirouettepirouette; a whirling or turning on the toes in dancing; a whirling volt movement made by a horse
Noun
19915trapperto trap (hunt using traps)
Verb
19916ammoniacammonic, ammonical
Adjective
19920justiciableperson answerable to the law; person falling under the remit of a certain jurisdiction
Noun
19923opportunisteopportunist (someone who takes advantage of any opportunity to advance their own situation, placing expediency above principle)
Noun
19926pastapasta (“Italian food”)
Noun
19928starterstarter (person or device)
Noun
19929flopéeton, shedload (large amount)
Noun
19930boutonnerto button (to fasten with a button)
Verb
19933rabâcherto harp on (about); to go back on one's word; fail to keep a promise
Verb
19934prévôtéprovostship, provostry; provosty
Noun
19936plâtrerto plaster; to render
Verb
19940carnéflesh-colored; meat; meat-based
Adjective
19942sanglestrap; ripcord (of a parachute); sling
Noun
19944pliéin stitches
Adjective
19946animalieran artist who draws or sculpts animals, wildlife artist
Noun
19949quérirto seek; used especially after certain verbs; to want
Verb
19951saphirsapphire (color)
Adjective
19953natterto plait; to braid
Verb
19955nachonacho (tortilla chip)
Noun
19958canneléfluted; invected
Adjective
19959rougetred mullet (UK), goatfish (US); gurnard; swine erysipelas (porcine infectuous disease)
Noun
19962mésangetit, chickadee, titmouse (any of a large number of small tree-dwelling passerine birds)
Noun
19965vaseuxmuddy; woolly (explanation, definition etc.)
Adjective
19968cerclerto ring, hoop, encircle (with)
Verb
19969apostropheapostrophe; A vocative expression
Noun
19970coïtsexual intercourse
Noun
19971décotediscount; tax relief
Noun
19973subtiliserto snatch; take possession of; synonym of volatiliser
Verb
19976fessierthe bottom as a whole; One of several muscles in the buttocks
Noun
19977prônesermon, homily
Noun
19978cintrerto bend; to vault; to take in
Verb
19981siamoisSiamese (from Siam); Siamese, conjoined (attached to another human)
Adjective
19982côtéas for, in terms of
Preposition
19985piqurepost-1990 spelling of piqûre
Noun
19986diurnea diurnal creature
Noun
19989essouffléout of breath, breathless
Adjective
19991inepteinept, incompetent, feckless
Adjective
19994prestancepresence (imposing bearing)
Noun
19995furtivementfurtively, stealthily, surreptitiously
Adverb
19999cohuecrowd, rabble
Noun