20006débandadestampede, rush; rout; disarray
Noun
20008autogestionself-management (joint control by workers and management)
Noun
20009tréfondsthe underground portion of a tract of land; depths, the deep; profundity; something that is recondite or abstruse
Noun
20011broyagegrinding, crushing, macerating
Noun
20012amorçagepriming; booting; sparkover
Noun
20013breuilcopse; small cordage; ewe cheese
Noun
20014jacquota name given to any chattering bird such as parrots, magpies and jays
Noun
20017pecpec (pectoralis major muscle)
Noun
20018toxicodruggie (drug addict)
Noun
20019presterto work (a certain amount of time), to provide a service
Verb
20021régionalismeregionalism; regionalism (word or phrase originating in, characteristic of, or limited to a region)
Noun
20024lapsapostate of Catholicism
Adjective
20026détraquébroken, broken down, busted; unsettled
Adjective
20027matoutom (male cat)
Noun
20030toquetoque (a brimless hat); a pillbox hat; a type of round brimless hat traditionally worn by certain professions in France, such as university professors or judges; toque (a chef's hat); a chef; skullcap (Scutellaria); toque, a variety of bonnet monkey; toque macaque, Macaca sinica
Noun
20032attenirto border; be next to; abut
Verb
20037atourattire (of women); finery
Noun
20043mélodieuxsweet, melodious (having a pleasant sound)
Adjective
20044chahuterto playfight, to horseplay, to mess around; to make noise or otherwise cause a disturbance that disrupts (e.g. a speaker, a performance).
Verb
20045pétébroken; drunk (intoxicated by alcohol); overpowered (overly powerful)
Adjective
20049copistecopyist, transcriber; amanuensis
Noun
20050délocaliséoutsourced, offshore; relocated; delocalized
Adjective
20052fragrancea fragrance, a pleasurable smell
Noun
20054salopetteoveralls (clothing); dungarees (clothing)
Noun
20055placageveneer (thin covering of fine wood); tackle
Noun
20057fleuretfoil (weapon); filoselle; a drill or borer to penetrate the base of some construction
Noun
20058sautoirchain (long necklace of pearls); saltire (geometric design in the shape of an X); jumping pit; sautoire
Noun
20059chapeauterto hat (put a hat on someone); to head (be in control of something)
Verb
20062mourantperson who is dying
Noun
20063exigibleexigible, enforceable
Adjective
20066édictépromulgated, enacted
Adjective
20067entuberto shaft, to fuck over, dupe, swindle, fool
Verb
20068chagrindespondent, woeful; disgruntled, morose
Adjective
20072charcutiera person involved in charcuterie; a seller of delicatessen or a butcher
Noun
20075ballotbundle, package; fool, nitwit
Noun
20076laquaisfootman, lackey, liveried servant; flunky, stooge
Noun
20081ontologieontology (the branch of metaphysics that addresses the nature or essential characteristics of being and of things that exist)
Noun
20082féminiserto feminize (make [more] feminine)
Verb
20086HébreuHebrew (member of the Hebrews)
Noun
20087affleurerto place on the same level with, to show on the same surface; to crop up, to surface, to poke one's head out
Verb
20095acclimaterto acclimatize (get used to a new climate)
Verb
20097prétenduefiancée, future wife; girlfriend
Noun
20099fuyardfleer, runaway; deserter (someone who runs away from battle)
Noun