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Words 20401–20500
20401ponctionner
to puncture; to deduct (tax, etc.)
Verb
20402personnification
personification (person, thing or name typifying a certain quality or idea)
Noun
20403trotteur
trotter (horse); baby walker
Noun
20404waters
toilet, lavatory
Noun
20405friand
friand (a sausage wrapped in puff pastry)
Noun
20406consterné
appalled, staggered
Adjective
20407abbatial
abbatial (belonging to an abbey)
Adjective
20408égoutter
to drain (to remove the liquid from something)
Verb
20409Tchadien
Chadian
Noun
20410bâillonner
to gag; to muzzle; to silence
Verb
20411phéromone
pheromone
Noun
20412déclaratif
declarative
Adjective
20413youtubeur
YouTuber
Noun
20414piou
cluck; the sound a chicken makes; smack; the sound of a kiss; chick; small bird; soldier
Noun
20415dilettante
dilettante
Noun
20416envahissement
invasion; encroachment
Noun
20417évangéliser
to evangelise
Verb
20418temporiser
to temporize, stall
Verb
20419biotope
biotope
Noun
20420escape
escape
Noun
20421chevalin
horse; equine
Adjective
20422collab
collab
Noun
20423genre
like, kind of (approximation, softener, filler in informal speech); like (introducing a quotation, reaction, or imitation); for example, such as
Adverb
20424ébène
ebony
Noun
20425piétonnier
pedestrianized, pedestrianised
Adjective
20426Nigérien
Nigerien (resident or native of Niger)
Noun
20427brimer
to bully; to mistreat
Verb
20428népalais
of Nepal; Nepalese, Nepali
Adjective
20429bâillon
gag (a device to restrain speech)
Noun
20430calciner
to calcinate; to calcine
Verb
20431monder
to blanch (vegetables); to clean or purify
Verb
20432déglinguer
to knacker, screw up; to fuck, screw
Verb
20433blasphémer
to blaspheme
Verb
20434fifi
gay man, faggot
Noun
20435coquette
flirt, tease
Noun
20436fagot
fagot (bundle of sticks)
Noun
20437omoplate
shoulder blade, scapula
Noun
20438placarder
to post, put up; to plaster
Verb
20439allègre
joyful, happy
Adjective
20440enroulement
winding
Noun
20441bretonner
to talk or speak Breton; to talk or speak incomprehensibly
Verb
20442incinérateur
incinerator
Noun
20443dépité
greatly vexed, greatly frustrated
Adjective
20444mocassin
moccasin (shoe); moccasin (snake)
Noun
20445fioriture
flourish, frill, fioriture
Noun
20446géothermique
geothermal
Adjective
20447portillon
gate
Noun
20448topologie
topology
Noun
20449parjure
forswearing, abjuration, false oath; violating one's oath, breaking of vows; oath breaker
Noun
20450polynôme
polynomial
Noun
20451saltimbanque
street entertainer
Noun
20452minuscule
a minuscule, a lower case
Noun
20453domestiquer
to tame (an animal, etc.)
Verb
20454sémitique
of the Semites; Semitic; Semitic (relating to the Semitic languages)
Adjective
20455déteindre
to bleach; to lose one's color; to bleed (onto); to transfer some color (to); to rub off (on someone); to impart some aspect (to someone)
Verb
20456lituanien
Lithuanian, the Lithuanian language
Noun
20457gâché
spoiled, ruined; squandered, wasted
Adjective
20458cuivrer
to coat with copper
Verb
20459léviathan
leviathan
Noun
20460Martiniquais
a Martinican
Noun
20461muscat
muscat (all senses)
Noun
20462dénombrement
counting; enumeration
Noun
20463piémont
foothill
Noun
20464chouiner
to cry, to whine, to whinge; to complain, whine
Verb
20465Bolivien
Bolivian (Bolivian person)
Noun
20466sora
Sora (language)
Noun
20467sarin
sarin
Noun
20468ophtalmologie
ophthalmology
Noun
20469tungstène
tungsten (chemical element)
Noun
20470morve
snot (mucus); glanders
Noun
20471positivisme
positivism
Noun
20472interopérabilité
interoperability
Noun
20473utilement
usefully (in a useful manner)
Adverb
20474voyeurisme
voyeurism (derivation of sexual satisfaction by watching people secretly)
Noun
20475lavis
blush, colour wash
Noun
20476naturalisme
naturalism
Noun
20477affinage
affinage; refining
Noun
20478morosité
gloom; gloom and doom; gloominess; morosity
Noun
20479pègre
underworld, mob (part of society that is engaged in crime or vice)
Noun
20480universalisme
universalism
Noun
20481ssi
iff
Conjunction
20482déraillement
derailment
Noun
20483maoïste
Maoist
Adjective
20484anticlérical
Opposed to political influence of clerics; anticlerical
Adjective
20485herbivore
herbivore
Noun
20486dopé
doped
Adjective
20487coronaire
coronary; coronal
Adjective
20488strident
strident; producing a high-pitched or piercing sound
Adjective
20489polynésien
of Polynesia; Polynesian
Adjective
20490karcher
pressure washer
Noun
20491parapet
parapet
Noun
20492exsangue
bloodless; exsanguine, exsanguinated; exhausted, depleted, on one's knees
Adjective
20493percepteur
tax collector
Noun
20494évaser
to widen, open out or splay; to flare
Verb
20495legendre
a technical play where a tile with a value higher than 1 is placed on a square multiplying its value while the value of the word is simultaneous multiplied by another square
Noun
20496Athénien
Athenian (resident or native of Athens)
Noun
20497évocateur
evoker (one who evokes)
Noun
20498amandier
almond tree
Noun
20499évent
blowhole (spiracle on the top of the head through which cetaceans breathe)
Noun
20500protéique
proteinic; protean
Adjective