21404fructidorFructidor (the twelfth month of the French Republican Calendar)
Noun
21405cryptographiecryptography (discipline concerned with communication security)
Noun
21407troïkatroika (vehicle); troika (party of three)
Noun
21411instammenturgently, pressingly, insistently
Adverb
21417fidélisationloyalization, gaining the loyalty of a customer or client
Noun
21421pertuishole; narrows; strait
Noun
21424R5short for Renault 5
Noun
21425R8short for Renault 8
Noun
21426IGPinitialism of indication géographique protégée (“protected geographical indication, PGI”)
Noun
21428seichecuttlefish; seiche
Noun
21429anchereed; a chute by which flour falls from the mill to the bin; faucet
Noun
21433vuescinema, movie theater
Noun
21434Brestoisnative or inhabitant of the port city of Brest, Finistère department, Brittany, France (usually male)
Noun
21435câbléwired, cabled (connected by wires etc)
Adjective
21439émolumentremuneration; fee, emolument
Noun
21440publicistepublicist; advertising executive
Noun
21442lettonLatvian, the Latvian language
Noun
21444sérailseraglio; innermost circle, entourage
Noun
21446insignifianta boring (male) person of no importance
Noun
21448croûtonheel (end-piece of a loaf of bread); crouton; a backwards, mediocre person
Noun
21449barbouzesecret agent; agent of a paramilitary force
Noun
21455tiraillerto pull, to tug; to tear somebody in two, to make somebody hesitate; to skirmish
Verb
21456tinterto chime; to jingle; to ring
Verb
21458ovinovine (a sheep)
Noun
21462cosaqueCossack (member of a Cossack military unit)
Noun
21463CosaqueCossack (member of a population)
Noun
21465transhumancetranshumance (seasonal movement of people and grazing animals)
Noun
21467espacéspaced out
Adjective
21468commuerto commute (a sentence)
Verb
21476jugulairejugular (vein); chin strap (on a helmet)
Noun
21477démodéold-fashioned; outdated
Adjective
21479bandantsexy, thrilling, a turn-on
Adjective
21480lésinerto skimp, to overly limit one's spending, to be frugal to an excessive degree
Verb
21484discordantdiscordant, dissonant; grating, jarring
Adjective
21488pinardplonk (cheap wine); synonym of vin (any wine)
Noun
21489écarteléquarterly; per cross
Adjective
21490choucute, endearing
Adjective
21492ouvréworking, work
Adjective
21494multiplicateurmultiplier (number by which another (the multiplicand) is to be multiplied)
Noun
21495manchotone-armed; armless; one-handed (having one hand); handless
Adjective
21496groombellboy; groom (person who looks after horses); groom (servant); doorstop
Noun
21498ordonnéeordinate (y coordinate)
Noun
21499méthodisteMethodist (a member of the Methodist Church)
Noun