20905camelotstreet vendor, peddler, hawker; camlet
Noun
20906couperetcleaver, butchers' knife; (figurative) axe; knockout (match)
Noun
20907élucubrationlucubration, elucubration (results of intense study with little value; used ironically); ranting
Noun
20915ballotterto toss (around), to jolt; to ballot: to vote using a ballot
Verb
20917englobantencompassing, including
Adjective
20918grêlespindly, lanky
Adjective
20921pittoresquesomeone or something that is picturesque
Noun
20923fourvoyerto mislead; to make a mistake, go astray, err; to cloak
Verb
20926syncopesyncope, fainting; syncope
Noun
20928évadéescapee, evader
Noun
20932cocotterto yap, jabber, blather
Verb
20934parallélismeparallelism (state or condition of being parallel)
Noun
20936viscèreviscera, intestines
Noun
20941dingodingo, wild Australian dog
Noun
20945morfondreto depress, bore; to cool; to mope around (wander or linger aimlessly)
Verb
20953langagierlingual, linguistic (relative to language)
Adjective
20954nicecandid, naive
Adjective
20958indigestionindigestion; overdose of, surfeit of something
Noun
20959marinierfresh water sailor, bargeman
Noun
20961givrefrost (icy coating); hoarfrost, rime
Noun
20963rétractableretractable (capable of being retracted)
Adjective
20967dallagepaving (on the pavement, etc.)
Noun
20968hyperactifhyperactive (excessively active); hyperactive
Adjective
20971venteuxwindy (charactized by strong winds)
Adjective
20977baratinsmall talk; bullshit
Noun
20981éwéthe Ewe language
Noun
20984indistinctnot distinct; not easily distinguishable
Adjective
20987poussifwheezy, short-winded; broken-winded; listless, torpid, apathetic, sluggish
Adjective
20989gîterto list, heel over; to (take) shelter, rest
Verb
20993townshiptownship (in South Africa); canton
Noun
20997décoifferto mess up someone's hair; to knock someone's hat off; to take one's breath away (be mindblowing)
Verb
20998enfiladerow or series (of houses); enfilade; enfilade (gunfire); skewer
Noun
20999brêmeeggplant; aubergine
Noun