21501commérerto gossip (to talk about others' personal information)
Verb
21503chauvinjingoist (someone who demonstrates an excessive patriotism or an eagerness for national superiority)
Noun
21505messinof Metz; Metzian, Messine
Adjective
21507limbeslimbo (place for innocent souls)
Noun
21508PiémontaisPiedmontese (native or inhabitant of Piedmont, Italy) (usually male)
Noun
21510tapissiertapestry-maker; upholsterer
Noun
21512présentoirdisplay, cardboard display, display stand, display case, showcase
Noun
21515masomasochistic
Adjective
21516armescoat of arms
Noun
21519vellecow calf (female calf)
Noun
21522escarpementsteepness (state of being steep); a steep or abrupt slope, an escarpment; severity, harshness
Noun
21523incorporelincorporeal, insubstantial; intangible
Adjective
21527boiséwood, woodland (forested or wooded area)
Noun
21529conditionnelconditional, the conditional mood or the conditional tense
Noun
21530babiBábí (of or relating to Báb or Bábism)
Adjective
21531dégraisserto degrease; to remove fat from
Verb
21532maniaquemaniacal, mental; obsessive-compulsive, OCD; fastidious, fussy, house-proud
Adjective
21533échevinealderwoman, municipal councillor
Noun
21534quintettequintet; A composition for five voices or instruments; quintet; the set of five persons who sing or play five-part music
Noun
21535popopotty; poop (excrement)
Noun
21538zestea morsel of zest, citrus peel; a small quantity; An interjection expressing the suddenness or rapidity of an action. Bang! Boom!
Noun
21539tuyéA pyramidal smokehouse chimney, commonly found in farmhouses on the French-Swiss border.
Noun
21542acculécornered; forced; of a quadruped (especially a horse): represented rearing up as if ready to gallop
Adjective
21547caucasienof the Caucasus; Caucasian; Caucasian, white
Adjective
21549timbalekettledrum; timpani; cup, goblet; timbale (mould)
Noun
21550accaparementmonopolization, cornering (of a market); acquisition, occupation, grabbing
Noun
21552indélicatindelicate, tactless; dishonest
Adjective
21556féruaddicted, bitten (figurative sense), passionate about
Adjective
21557gambaderto frolic, gambol, caper
Verb
21559exégèteexegete (a person skilled in exegesis)
Noun
21561grugerto dupe, con; to rob; to devour, scoff
Verb
21569miséreuxpoverty-stricken, destitute
Adjective
21572porceletpiglet; diminutive of porc
Noun
21574suèdesuede (type of leather)
Noun
21576domesticationdomestication (action of taming wild animals or breeding plants)
Noun
21578pubispubis; pubes
Noun
21580motusinterjection to request silence; hush!, quiet!
Interjection
21583shortyboyshorts, French knickers
Noun
21584cliquetisjingle, clatter, clank, clash
Noun
21586interactivitéinteractivity (quality of being interactive)
Noun
21587floréalFloréal (the eighth month of French Republican Calendar)
Noun
21593précocitéthe state of being ahead of time, earliness
Noun
21595flottaisonfloating, flotation (in water); buoyancy
Noun