22202cancangossip (idle talk); cancan (dance)
Noun
22203verveinevervain, verbena; verbena tea; vervain liqueur
Noun
22205bavardchatterbox (chatty person)
Noun
22206réexamenreconsideration; reappraisal
Noun
22207friteusedeep-fat fryer, deep fryer (heated vessel for frying food by immersing in hot oil, as opposed to shallow frying in a frying pan)
Noun
22208Burundaisresident or native of Burundi
Noun
22209boudeursulky (gloomy)
Adjective
22214taurintaurine; bull; bullfighting
Adjective
22215doigtéfingering; skill, tact
Noun
22218viguiera magistrate that administered a viguerie
Noun
22219bolducgift-wrap ribbon
Noun
22221truelletrowel (mason's tool)
Noun
22224éprisenamoured, infatuated, besotted
Adjective
22225frugalfrugal, austere
Adjective
22226vouvoyerto address someone using the formal pronoun vous rather than the informal tu, to use the V-form, to "you" (as opposed to "thou")
Verb
22227malpolirude, impolite
Adjective
22228lupinlupine
Adjective
22230accidenterto damage; to hurt (in an accident)
Verb
22231compagnonnagecompanionship; a form of apprenticeship by which a person is trained under the supervision of a community
Noun
22232transférabletransferable (able to be transferred)
Adjective
22233picotementa stinging sensation, a sting; pins and needles
Noun
22239empêtrerto ensnare, to entangle, to bog down
Verb
22242ferronnerieironwork (the art of the blacksmith); ironworks (iron factory)
Noun
22243réerto troat, cry, bellow, make noises
Verb
22244sonorisationsonorization; PA system, public address system, sound system
Noun
22246heminterjection expressing doubt and/or hesitation
Interjection
22247ubuesqueUbuesque (absurdly grotesque)
Adjective
22251bohémienBohemian (of or from Bohemia)
Adjective
22252dormeursleeper (person who sleeps)
Noun
22259buissonnierof (hiding in) bushes; ducking school; truant; of the commune of Buisson
Adjective
22264cuticulecuticle (thin membrane)
Noun
22266quakerQuaker (member of the Quaker faith)
Noun
22269semplea type of transfer used in weaving looms
Noun
22271éthéréethereal (all senses)
Adjective
22272idolâtrerto idolize; to worship (treat as an idol)
Verb
22275économebursar (treasurer of a university, college or school); vegetable peeler
Noun
22281asthmatiqueasthmatic (affected with asthma); weak, feeble
Adjective
22285siamoisSiamese twin; Siamese cat
Noun
22287moqueurmocker, someone who mocks, someone who pokes fun; mockingbird
Noun
22289inamovibleunremovable; fixed, stationary; untouchable; unceasing
Adjective
22293âprementbitterly, harshly, fiercely
Adverb
22295paniccockspur grass, panic, panicgrass
Noun
22296digestdigest (collection of articles)
Noun
22297trancetrance (music genre)
Noun