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Words 22001–22100
22001dirham
dirham
Noun
22002magnétophone
tape recorder (an electromechanical device use to record and play back sound)
Noun
22003çà
so, well, then (with exhortative or intensive effect); la! (expressing strong emotion of anger, surprise etc.)
Interjection
22004insolvable
insolvent
Adjective
22005esthète
aesthete (someone who cultivates an unusually high sensitivity to beauty, as in art or nature)
Noun
22006ramifier
to ramify; to divide
Verb
22007divagation
divagation; wandering, rambling; raving
Noun
22008larvaire
larval
Adjective
22009cisaillement
shear stress; windshear
Noun
22010lettré
literate person
Noun
22011islamiser
to Islamize/Islamise, Islamicize (to make Islamic)
Verb
22012tellurique
telluric (all senses)
Adjective
22013justifiable
justifiable
Adjective
22014pigmentation
pigmentation
Noun
22015émigrant
emigrant, migrator
Noun
22016Manceau
native or inhabitant of the city of Le Mans, the prefecture of the Sarthe department, Pays de la Loire, France (usually male)
Noun
22017kazakh
Kazakh (language)
Noun
22018revendicatif
protest
Adjective
22019galeux
mangy
Adjective
22020soupirant
suitor, wooer
Noun
22021vicinal
vicinal
Adjective
22022infinitésimal
infinitesimal
Adjective
22023rambarde
handrail
Noun
22024divisible
divisible
Adjective
22025billot
block; butcher block; executioner block; wood-chopping block
Noun
22026coécrire
to co-write
Verb
22027bromer
to brominate
Verb
22028cornée
cornea
Noun
22029sonnant
resonant
Adjective
22030escarmouche
skirmish; dispute; skirmish (small combat)
Noun
22031hacienda
hacienda
Noun
22032pédicure
chiropodist, podiatrist
Noun
22033fulminer
to fulminate
Verb
22034gratiner
to grill; to brown
Verb
22035bacille
bacillus (rod-shaped bacterium)
Noun
22036traçage
tracing
Noun
22037svelte
thin; slender
Adjective
22038remarcher
to work, to function again; to rewalk, walk again
Verb
22039paralysant
crippling; paralyzing
Adjective
22040marqueter
to checker
Verb
22041dévastateur
devastator
Noun
22042ber
a cradle that holds a ship before and during its launch
Noun
22043généalogiste
genealogist
Noun
22044chiper
to pinch, steal, filch, rob
Verb
22045dégourdir
to warm up (one's fingers etc); to stretch (one's legs); to teach a thing or two, knock the rough edges off
Verb
22046votif
votive
Adjective
22047stérilet
coil, intrauterine device
Noun
22048atterrer
to fell; to appal; to land (a ship); to touchdown (an aircraft)
Verb
22049vernier
vernier
Noun
22050amincir
to thin (down); to get thinner
Verb
22051crispé
tense, edgy, nervous
Adjective
22052tonitruant
thundering; raucous
Adjective
22053vivrier
food-producing
Adjective
22054inéligible
unelectable
Adjective
22055réparable
repairable
Adjective
22056pouce
stop!, wait!
Interjection
22057géorgien
of Georgia (country); Georgian; of Georgia (US state); Georgian
Adjective
22058emménagement
moving in; fitting out
Noun
22059surenchérir
to place a higher bid
Verb
22060embarcadère
pier, wharf
Noun
22061dentier
denture
Noun
22062hochet
rattle (a baby's toy)
Noun
22063réaffecter
to reallocate, reassign
Verb
22064décolleté
low-cut (dress, etc.); decapitated
Adjective
22065salace
salacious
Adjective
22066chenil
kennel; pigsty (dirty or very untidy place)
Noun
22067préfiguration
prefiguration
Noun
22068soufi
Sufi
Adjective
22069fossiliser
to fossilize
Verb
22070lea
the
Article
22071boulanger
To prepare and bake bread.
Verb
22072bogue
chestnut burr; a species of ray-finned fish, Leporinus obtusidens; boxfish; bug
Noun
22073flag
to flag (down), to hail
Verb
22074subsistant
subsisting
Adjective
22075élucidé
elucidated
Adjective
22076méditatif
meditative, thoughtful
Adjective
22077sœurette
little sister; sis
Noun
22078letton
Latvian
Adjective
22079cornemuse
bagpipes; cornemuse
Noun
22080géophysique
geophysics
Noun
22081purin
manure; any liquid-based fertilizer
Noun
22082applicatif
applicative
Adjective
22083expéditionnaire
expeditionary
Adjective
22084liseré
border, edging
Noun
22085steeple
steeplechase
Noun
22086fétide
fetid, foetid, foul-smelling, foul
Adjective
22087amorti
bunt; first touch, control
Noun
22088iconoclaste
iconoclast
Noun
22089équerre
square (tool); set square
Noun
22090iconoclaste
iconoclastic
Adjective
22091antériorité
anteriority (precedence in time)
Noun
22092pléonasme
pleonasm, redundancy
Noun
22093crépusculaire
crepuscular
Adjective
22094gruau
gruel; porridge, oatmeal
Noun
22095épistolaire
epistolary
Adjective
22096chlorer
to chlorinate
Verb
22097pharmacologique
pharmacologic, pharmacological
Adjective
22098hyperbolique
hyperbolic, exaggerated; hyperbolic
Adjective
22099templier
Templar
Adjective
22100bichon
bichon; lapdog
Noun