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Words 21801–21900
21801étai
a stay; stay, prop, strut, support
Noun
21802synonymie
synonymy
Noun
21803chabrol
a mixture of broth and wine
Noun
21804ovuler
to ovulate
Verb
21805épuré
purified
Verb
21806lançon
sand lance; launce
Noun
21807tricycle
tricycle
Noun
21808treille
trellis; arbour (with vines)
Noun
21809enchâsser
to enshrine, to put in a display cabinet; to lavish; to set (place inside a case); to put or fix in a chassis
Verb
21810laïque
layman, layperson
Noun
21811coaguler
to coagulate
Verb
21812rétif
restive; rebellious
Adjective
21813molaire
molar (relating to molar teeth); molar
Adjective
21814poutou
kiss
Noun
21815substantif
substantive
Adjective
21816iroquois
Iroquois
Adjective
21817professoral
professorial
Adjective
21818différentielle
differential
Noun
21819cube
cubic
Adjective
21820inventorier
to inventorize
Verb
21821cocorico
cock-a-doodle-do
Noun
21822liseur
reader (one who reads); habitual reader; bookworm
Noun
21823supplication
supplication
Noun
21824bidule
thingamajig
Noun
21825Bidule
what's-his-name, what's-her-name, what's-your-name
Noun
21826intercéder
to intercede
Verb
21827dégressif
decreasing, degressive
Adjective
21828siphonner
to siphon
Verb
21829bavière
bevor
Noun
21830perfectible
perfectible
Adjective
21831Houthi
Houthi
Noun
21832brome
bromine; brome (plant)
Noun
21833anguleux
angular, jagged; stiff, prickly
Adjective
21834équidé
equid
Noun
21835castiller
to argue
Verb
21836gérable
manageable
Adjective
21837échangeur
exchange
Adjective
21838déchargé
unloaded; discharged
Adjective
21839serrant
tight
Adjective
21840effilé
slender; sharp
Adjective
21841mandala
mandala
Noun
21842fusain
spindle tree; charcoal; charcoal drawing
Noun
21843portraitiste
portraitist (portrait painter or photographer)
Noun
21844pinède
pine wood or forest
Noun
21845imbibé
soaked; saturated; drunk
Adjective
21846tituber
to stagger
Verb
21847génique
gene
Adjective
21848amarre
rope, mooring
Noun
21849transfigurer
to transfigure
Verb
21850choupi
cute
Adjective
21851talkie
walkie-talkie
Noun
21852probabiliste
probabilistic
Adjective
21853phénotype
phenotype
Noun
21854soigneux
careful; meticulous
Adjective
21855explicable
explicable, explainable
Adjective
21856élégie
elegy (mournful or plaintive poem or song)
Noun
21857bobard
fib (a more or less inconsequential lie)
Noun
21858décade
period of ten days (such as the week in the French Republican Calendar); decade (period of ten years)
Noun
21859platitude
flatness; blandness, triteness, unoriginality; platitude, banality
Noun
21860bredouille
empty-handed
Adjective
21861sudiste
southern
Adjective
21862densifier
to densify, to become denser
Verb
21863parka
parka
Noun
21864mée
a wooden chest, used in some regions of France, for storing dishware or food; a kneading trough
Noun
21865brimade
a hazing, some test which seniors impose on newbies in (para) military units, school, etc. by way of initiation; a punishment which an educator imposes on a child, consisting in some privation; a measure or treatment which is pointlessly hurtful
Noun
21866gradation
gradation
Noun
21867aortique
aortic
Adjective
21868interpolation
interpolation
Noun
21869enluminure
illumination; miniature
Noun
21870crémer
to add cream; to turn to cream; to cremate
Verb
21871dogmatique
person who is dogmatic
Noun
21872lopin
patch, plot (of land)
Noun
21873appâter
to bait, lure
Verb
21874riesling
Riesling, riesling
Noun
21875engorger
to clog, clog up, congest
Verb
21876maraîcher
someone who grows a vegetable garden; a vegetable grower
Noun
21877entérite
enteritis (intestinal disease)
Noun
21878antioxydant
antioxidant
Noun
21879substantif
substantive
Noun
21880embout
nozzle; tip (of a walking stick or an umbrella)
Noun
21881bûcher
to hew; to slug away, to hit the books
Verb
21882resplendir
to glimmer, gleam, beam, sparkle
Verb
21883démarque
markdown (reduction in price in order to stimulate sales)
Noun
21884fem
a femme (feminine queer woman) (contrast butch)
Noun
21885rupestre
rocky
Adjective
21886zinzin
bonkers, cracked; like crazy, so much; buttocks
Adjective
21887mémère
affectionate name for a female; honey, sweetie, baby; grandmother
Noun
21888réprimande
reprimand (a severe, formal or official reproof; reprehension, private or public)
Noun
21889interloquer
to take aback
Verb
21890feutré
felt-like (having a texture like felt); muted, muffled
Adjective
21891pompé
pumped
Adjective
21892brassière
child's vest; life jacket; brassiere, bra
Noun
21893rugissement
roar
Noun
21894impérissable
imperishable
Adjective
21895dialectal
dialectal
Adjective
21896catapulter
to catapult
Verb
21897vivifiant
bracing, invigorating
Adjective
21898onguent
ointment; salve; unguent
Noun
21899ducat
ducat
Noun
21900paramilitaire
paramilitary (civilian trained in a military fashion)
Noun