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Words 21701–21800
21701panacher
to add a panache; to mix colours (as in a panache); to mix
Verb
21702incrédule
incredulous, nonbelieving
Adjective
21703ouille
ouch! ow!
Interjection
21704diviseur
divisor
Noun
21705stylisé
stylized
Adjective
21706mairesse
the wife of a mayor
Noun
21707légation
legation
Noun
21708autoradio
car radio
Noun
21709vibreur
synonym of vibrateur: vibrator (device which vibrates); vibrating device in a mobile phone; sawtooth kerb; rumble strip
Noun
21710illettré
illiterate (someone who cannot read or write)
Noun
21711collerette
ruff; collarette; ring, annulus; flange
Noun
21712désinfectant
disinfectant
Adjective
21713expatrié
expatriate
Adjective
21714compensateur
compensatory
Adjective
21715pintade
guinea fowl
Noun
21716anticonstitutionnel
unconstitutional (contrary to the constitution)
Adjective
21717distancier
to distance (be detached)
Verb
21718Innu
Innu (people)
Noun
21719transportable
transportable
Adjective
21720biter
to humiliate, con, dupe, deceive
Verb
21721feuillu
leafy, leafed, covered in leaves, full of leaves
Adjective
21722bourru
surly; gruff
Adjective
21723taffe
drag (of cigarette)
Noun
21724mauricien
Mauritian
Adjective
21725apostasie
apostasy
Noun
21726aurifère
auriferous, aurous (gold-bearing)
Adjective
21727navajo
Navajo (language)
Noun
21728tempêter
to rant, to rave, kick up a fuss
Verb
21729étiré
stretched
Adjective
21730voyons
really!; yeah right!
Interjection
21731lober
to lob
Verb
21732mercerie
haberdashery (goods); haberdashery (shop)
Noun
21733multiforme
multiform
Adjective
21734topique
topical (all senses)
Adjective
21735dégeler
to defrost; to thaw
Verb
21736carénage
careenage; fairing (on an aircraft etc)
Noun
21737caténaire
catenary; catenary; overhead line
Noun
21738superpuissance
superpower (sovereign state with dominant status on the globe and a very advanced military)
Noun
21739déstabilisé
destabilised
Adjective
21740transcendantal
transcendental
Adjective
21741polymorphe
polymorphic; polymorphous
Adjective
21742lémurien
lemur
Noun
21743déperdition
diminution, decreasement, diminishment (gradual reduction)
Noun
21744incorrigible
incorrigible
Adjective
21745précis
a concise summary (e.g., of events, a book, a story); précis
Noun
21746désenchantement
disenchantment
Noun
21747désaffecté
disused
Adjective
21748rechargement
recharge
Noun
21749invendu
unsold
Adjective
21750inavouable
unmentionable; shameful, guilty (of a secret)
Adjective
21751énergivore
energy-intensive, power-hungry
Adjective
21752borgne
one-eyed person
Noun
21753bouillonnant
bubbling, frothing
Adjective
21754tambourin
tambourine
Noun
21755inextricable
inextricable, impossible to disentangle
Adjective
21756macroscopique
macroscopic
Adjective
21757magnan
silkworm
Noun
21758détraquer
to upset, wreck; to unsettle
Verb
21759charentais
Charente
Adjective
21760pile
just, exactly; dead (of stopping etc.); on the dot, sharp (of time), smack
Adverb
21761asphalter
to asphalt
Verb
21762inlassable
indefatigable, tireless, unremitting
Adjective
21763biscotte
rusk (light, soft bread, often toasted or crisped in an oven); yellow card, booking
Noun
21764monétiser
to monetize
Verb
21765énergisant
energizing
Adjective
21766cintré
curved; fitted (clothes); crazy, nuts
Adjective
21767alluvial
alluvial
Adjective
21768moucheron
gnat, midge; kid, nipper
Noun
21769noirci
blackened
Adjective
21770triangulation
triangulation
Noun
21771engourdir
to numb, make numb; to dull, deaden, blunt; to go numb, go to sleep
Verb
21772carcinome
(oncology) carcinoma
Noun
21773encoche
notch; nock
Noun
21774argon
argon
Noun
21775climatologie
climatology
Noun
21776baraka
barakah; benediction; chance, fate
Noun
21777hindouisme
Hinduism
Noun
21778consécutivement
consecutively; in a row
Adverb
21779mise à jour
update (action or result of updating)
Noun
21780houx
holly
Noun
21781zizanie
discord; ill-feeling
Noun
21782henné
henna (Lawsonia inermis)
Noun
21783autarcie
autarky, self-sufficiency
Noun
21784meuh
moo
Interjection
21785timon
drawbar (of cart etc.); tiller of a rudder
Noun
21786servage
servitude (the state of being a slave); serfage
Noun
21787déconfiture
collapse; defeat
Noun
21788négationnisme
denialism, negationism (practice of rejecting propositions which are strongly supported by scientific or historical evidence)
Noun
21789grabuge
scrap, ruckus; mayhem; quarrel (discussion that turns violent)
Noun
21790inéluctablement
inevitably, inescapably, ineluctably
Adverb
21791magistralement
brilliantly, masterfully
Adverb
21792scoutisme
scouting (scout movement)
Noun
21793cybercriminalité
cybercrime
Noun
21794parisis
minted in Paris
Adjective
21795Thalys
a former West European high-speed train service now merged with Eurostar.
Noun
21796STA
initialism of sous-titres anglais (“English subtitles (EST)”)
Noun
21797pléthorique
plethoric; overloaded, overabundant
Adjective
21798tarse
tarsus
Noun
21799béant
gaping
Adjective
21800platonicien
Platonic
Adjective