20202homéopathiquehomoeopathic, homœopathic, homeopathic
Adjective
20204vindictecondemnation; retribution
Noun
20206cuiterto get smashed, to get wasted (very drunk)
Verb
20207dépoussiérerto dust; to do the dusting; to update, to make current
Verb
20208moyeuhub (the central part of a wheel)
Noun
20210veloutévelvety; smooth
Adjective
20211scrabblerto play a move that uses all seven tiles; to play Scrabble
Verb
20212tondeuselawnmower; hair clipper
Noun
20214filigranerfiligree (to decorate something with intricate ornamentation made from gold or silver twisted wire)
Verb
20219nervurerto rib (make architectural ribs on a vault)
Verb
20222dépiterto vex greatly, frustrate greatly; to get annoyed
Verb
20226bandébendy; made up of diagonal stripes
Adjective
20227onctueuxsmooth, creamy; greasy, oily, unctuous
Adjective
20229larcinpetty theft; a stolen object
Noun
20231urticaireurticaria (medical condition)
Noun
20243madrilèneof Madrid (capital of Spain); Madrilenian; of Madrid (province of Spain); Madrilenian
Adjective
20245dosédosed, administered; dished out
Adjective
20247hampepole (for flag etc.); shaft (of lance); downstroke, upstroke (of letter); scape; stem (of a note); flank (of beef); breast (of stag)
Noun
20250bricoleurskillful, handyman-like, able to DIY
Adjective
20251exhalerto exhale; to give off (e.g. an odor); to let out, let slip (e.g. a secret); to let out (e.g. of an instrument, to emit a sound)
Verb
20252muséalmuseal, of museums
Adjective
20256écorchéflayed, skinned; hypersensitive
Adjective
20257matricerto dub (add audio track to a film)
Verb
20258bridéhaving an epicanthus (typical of but not limited to East Asians)
Adjective
20261pépèreaffectionate name for a male, such as honey, sweetie, baby (etc.); grandfather (also spelled pépé)
Noun
20262fusionnelinseparable (said of a very close relationship between people)
Adjective
20263toiserto measure, to gauge someone's height (originally, using a height gauge); to size up
Verb
20264rectangleright-angled (of a geometric figure)
Adjective
20266surannéoutdated, outmoded, old-fashioned
Adjective
20267bolosblack market customer; customer to a drug dealer; a person that can be scammed or ripped off; a lame person, a fool
Noun
20269gageurewager; challenge, impossible task
Noun
20270goudronnerto tar; to tar up (to cover with tar); to tarmac
Verb
20271tétaniserto tetanize; to petrify, to scare stiff
Verb
20272frigidefrigid (very cold); frigid (unable to take part in sexual intercourse)
Adjective
20273bicolorebicolour, two-tone
Adjective
20274poncifbanality, derivative, stereotype
Noun
20275typoa typo (compositor)
Noun
20276paysagerto do landscaping; to landscape
Verb
20278métayersharecropper, metayer
Noun
20279crépufrizzy, fuzzy; kinky (for hair)
Adjective
20283apatridestateless (without a state or nationality)
Adjective
20285haltèredumbbell, barbell; weight
Noun
20288billonA log or hunk of wood; billon; ridge (in a ploughed field)
Noun
20292auvergnatAuvergnese (of, from or relating to Auvergne, a cultural region, part of the administrative region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France)
Adjective
20294vidangerto empty a reservoir, cesspit etc.; to change the oil in the motor of a vehicle
Verb
20295chétifpuny, scrawny; meagre, paltry
Adjective
20297sénéchausséea seneschalty: a district governed by a seneschal, particularly; a seneschalty: a district governed by a seneschal; the seneschalties of southern France and Normandy during the late medieval and early modern periods.; the capital of a seneschalty; the seat of a seneschal; the royal court headed by a seneschal
Noun
20299MoscoviteMuscovite (resident or native of Moscow; used of both genders)
Noun