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Words 21301–21400
21301prometteur
someone who makes false promises
Noun
21302gouache
gouache
Noun
21303hémorroïde
hemorrhoid (perianal varicosity)
Noun
21304givré
frosted; covered with frost or a thin pale layer resembling frost; crazy, nuts
Adjective
21305moyenâgeux
antiquated, not suitable for modern times; Middle Ages
Adjective
21306interventionniste
interventionist
Adjective
21307pétiole
leafstalk, petiole
Noun
21308complotiste
conspiracy theorist
Noun
21309omnivore
omnivore
Noun
21310yack
yak (ox-like mammal)
Noun
21311BIP
BIP (“blunt impact projectile”)
Noun
21312enzymatique
enzymatic
Adjective
21313tanneur
tanner (person whose occupation is to tan hides, or convert them into leather by the use of tan)
Noun
21314coltiner
to lug, to carry on the shoulder; to get lumbered with, to get stuck with
Verb
21315monitor
monitor (warship)
Noun
21316indivision
tenancy in common
Noun
21317frousse
fear, terror
Noun
21318tableur
spreadsheet (computer application for organization, analysis, and storage of data in tabular form)
Noun
21319rétrocession
retrocession
Noun
21320infâme
villain
Noun
21321climatologue
climatologist
Noun
21322synapse
synapse
Noun
21323néolibéral
neoliberal
Adjective
21324congénère
congeneric or conspecific
Adjective
21325boutonnière
buttonhole; boutonniere
Noun
21326pivotant
swivel, pivoting; pivotal
Adjective
21327cogne
whacking, knocking, striking; policeman
Noun
21328cynique
cynic (person who believes that all people are motivated by selfishness); cynic (person who practices the cynic philosophy)
Noun
21329gascon
Gascon
Noun
21330griffonner
to scribble, scrawl (write something scruffily)
Verb
21331épiloguer
to criticize (someone or something) minutely and, often, pettily; to nitpick; to make long comments, often superfluous, sometimes malevolent; to blather on
Verb
21332politisé
politicised
Adjective
21333gélule
capsule
Noun
21334putschiste
putschist
Noun
21335naturiste
naturist
Adjective
21336conformation
conformation
Noun
21337châsse
reliquary; coffin
Noun
21338sciure
sawdust
Noun
21339crudité
rawness; a type of salad, usually put in sandwiches
Noun
21340entrevu
glimpsed
Adjective
21341bougon
grumpy, sullen
Adjective
21342pékin
Pekin (type of patterned silk)
Noun
21343ballot
silly; regrettable
Adjective
21344miauler
to meow, meowl, mew
Verb
21345écarquiller
to open wide, to goggle
Verb
21346relationnel
the social dimension of something; everything related to interpersonal skills, to relationships, to rapport
Noun
21347mycose
mycosis
Noun
21348embusquer
to ambush
Verb
21349trentième
thirtieth
Adjective
21350pédalier
pedalboard (organ keyboard); chainset, crankset
Noun
21351reboisement
reforestation
Noun
21352beaupré
bowsprit
Noun
21353saturnin
plumbic
Adjective
21354tectonique
tectonics
Noun
21355sensitif
sensory
Adjective
21356calepin
notebook
Noun
21357préteur
praetor (elected magistrate)
Noun
21358réchaud
stove; burner
Noun
21359séducteur
seductive
Adjective
21360décanter
to decant, to clarify, to settle; to decant, to clarify
Verb
21361complotiste
conspiracy theorist
Adjective
21362ausculter
to perform auscultation
Verb
21363amazigh
Amazigh, Berber
Adjective
21364tiramisu
tiramisu (dessert)
Noun
21365dilaté
dilated
Adjective
21366lemme
lemma
Noun
21367bernardin
Bernardine
Adjective
21368adipeux
adipose
Adjective
21369surpeupler
overpopulate
Verb
21370toupet
tuft (of hair); toupee; cheek, nerve
Noun
21371languedocien
Languedocian (of, from or relating to Languedoc)
Adjective
21372goélette
schooner
Noun
21373quantification
quantification
Noun
21374tutorat
tutorship
Noun
21375drakkar
longship (type of Viking vessel)
Noun
21376indéfinissable
indefinable; nondescript; intangible
Adjective
21377interstice
interstice; gap, interval
Noun
21378facilitateur
facilitator
Noun
21379débrouillard
resourceful, self-reliant, able to cope, crafty, wily
Adjective
21380nope
nope
Interjection
21381horst
horst
Noun
21382exubérance
exuberance
Noun
21383nadir
nadir
Noun
21384radon
radon
Noun
21385kana
kana
Noun
21386mezzo
mezzo, mezzo-soprano
Noun
21387rumba
rumba (dance)
Noun
21388rictus
rictus; grimace
Noun
21389sternum
sternum, breastbone
Noun
21390dengue
dengue
Noun
21391criminalisation
criminalization
Noun
21392forceps
forceps
Noun
21393kyrie
kyrie (prayer)
Noun
21394talion
retaliation; a punishment equal to the injury sustained
Noun
21395romani
Romani (language)
Noun
21396périnée
perineum
Noun
21397fentanyl
fentanyl
Noun
21398benzène
benzene
Noun
21399informatisation
computerization; informatization
Noun
21400sélénium
selenium
Noun