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Words 21601–21700
21601cochet
young cockerel
Noun
21602transphobie
transphobia
Noun
21603EDM
Initialism of electronic dance music.
Noun
21604nasse
creel, lobster pot; hoop net; trap; kettling, a police tactic
Noun
21605cramponner
to attach with, or drive a spike or hook into; to staple, stud (a shoe); attach a crampon, spike, or hook to; to stud or attach calks (to a horseshoe); to shoe (a horse or mule) using a studded horseshoe; to cling onto, attach oneself to (something or someone)
Verb
21606kilt
kilt
Noun
21607imputation
imputation
Noun
21608soufflerie
wind tunnel; the bellows and other machinery that pumps air into an organ; bellows; any apparatus that generates a stream of air
Noun
21609daron
old man (father)
Noun
21610décelé
discovered, detected; revealed, indicated
Adjective
21611immémorial
immemorial, age-old
Adjective
21612équin
equine
Adjective
21613brushing
blow-dry
Noun
21614vapoter
to vape (smoke e-cigarettes)
Verb
21615ébahi
dumbfounded, dumbstruck
Adjective
21616barracuda
barracuda
Noun
21617mordant
mordant (any substance used to facilitate the fixing of a dye to a fibre; usually a metallic compound which reacts with the dye using chelation); mordent (ornament consisting of a single alternation between a given pitch and the one immediately below it)
Noun
21618piranha
piranha
Noun
21619gnostique
gnostic, an adherent of Gnosticism
Noun
21620hydrologique
hydrological
Adjective
21621chérif
sharif
Noun
21622doublet
doublet; doublet (die with the same rolled value as another)
Noun
21623phonique
phonic
Adjective
21624babine
prominent or pendulous animal lip (of camel, monkey etc.); (human) lip
Noun
21625plastron
breastplate (piece of armour); plastron; chest pad; chest protection; chestguard; plastron (part of a turtle's shell); shirt front; the front of a shirt; plastron (ornamental front part of a bodice); breast (front part of certain birds)
Noun
21626documentariste
documentarian
Noun
21627intarissable
inexhaustible, endless; unfailing
Adjective
21628stoppeur
closer (type of relief pitcher)
Noun
21629évanouissement
fainting
Noun
21630lebel
Lebel rifle
Noun
21631guyot
guyot
Noun
21632paella
paella
Noun
21633parmesan
Parmesan (cheese)
Noun
21634arrachage
lifting (of potatoes etc); weeding
Noun
21635phénicien
Phoenician
Adjective
21636madrigal
madrigal
Noun
21637pédant
schoolmaster; pedant; pretentious person
Noun
21638tachycardie
tachycardia
Noun
21639calviniste
Calvinist
Adjective
21640aneth
dill (herb)
Noun
21641rhizome
rhizome
Noun
21642duplication
duplication
Noun
21643armurerie
arms factory; gunshop
Noun
21644glousser
to cluck (make the noise of a chicken); to gobble (make the noise of a turkey); to chortle, to giggle
Verb
21645kaki
of the colour khaki
Adjective
21646pampa
pampa
Noun
21647postmoderne
postmodernism; postmodern; postmodernist
Adjective
21648lasso
lasso
Noun
21649nanti
paid, having received wages; rich, well-off, well-to-do
Adjective
21650mûrier
mulberry (tree)
Noun
21651chlorophylle
chlorophyll
Noun
21652invective
invective
Noun
21653cétacé
cetacean
Noun
21654impertinence
impertinence
Noun
21655solutionner
to solve
Verb
21656voisiner
to be good neighbours; to neighbour, be next to or near to
Verb
21657ouf
crazy person, nutter
Noun
21658carboniser
to char (to burn something to charcoal)
Verb
21659sommité
luminary, visionary, expert
Noun
21660dysfonctionnel
dysfunctional
Adjective
21661alcaloïde
alkaloid (organic heterocyclic base)
Noun
21662caviste
cellarman (person in charge of a wine cellar)
Noun
21663jonquille
jonquil, daffodil
Noun
21664auto-entrepreneur
sole trader (person)
Noun
21665calciné
calcinated; calcined
Adjective
21666achard
achar, (Indian) pickle
Noun
21667décolorer
to discolour, fade; to bleach
Verb
21668entendeur
wise person
Noun
21669vaper
to vape
Verb
21670résolver
to resolve; to fix
Verb
21671fraisier
strawberry (plant); A kind of sponge cake with strawberries.
Noun
21672documentaliste
documentalist
Noun
21673marital
marital
Adjective
21674anthropique
anthropic; anthropogenic
Adjective
21675chais
contracted form of je sais "I know".
21676changeur
changer; money changer; changer
Noun
21677effervescent
effervescent
Adjective
21678entêté
stubborn
Adjective
21679pichet
jug
Noun
21680contreplaqué
plywood
Noun
21681huitre
post-1990 spelling of huître
Noun
21682quadrillage
grid (on paper etc); coverage
Noun
21683intersecter
to intersect
Verb
21684patelin
backwater, one-horse town
Noun
21685estudiantin
student
Adjective
21686congre
conger, conger eel
Noun
21687répartiteur
distributor
Noun
21688mesquinerie
pettiness, meanness
Noun
21689sommier
of Somme (department of France)
Adjective
21690paddock
paddock; pad (bed)
Noun
21691reptilien
reptilian
Adjective
21692rouet
spinning wheel
Noun
21693mélèze
larch, larch tree (Larix)
Noun
21694tanné
tan or reddish-brown in colour, tenné; weather-beaten; exhausted, fatigued; fed up, sick of something, exasperated
Adjective
21695poutrer
to fuck, screw
Verb
21696arlequin
harlequin; buffoon; jester
Noun
21697magot
the Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus) native to the Atlas Mountains of Algeria and Morocco along with a small population of uncertain origin in Gibraltar; a seated oriental figurine, usually of porcelain or ivory, of a grotesque form; an ugly man; Savings, nest egg, loot, booty; a large sum of money; treasure
Noun
21698opuscule
opuscule
Noun
21699azoté
nitrogen; nitrogenous
Adjective
21700agglutiner
to paste (together); to agglutinate
Verb