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Words 22301–22400
22301glu
glue; birdlime (sticky substance to catch birds)
Noun
22302autonomisation
empowerment (granting of power)
Noun
22303indiscutablement
indisputably; undebatably
Adverb
22304expérimentalement
experimentally
Adverb
22305duplicité
duplicity (intentional deceptiveness); duality; twoness
Noun
22306messidor
Messidor (the tenth month of the French Republican Calendar)
Noun
22307victorieusement
victoriously
Adverb
22308taillis
coppice
Noun
22309gardiennage
caretaking; security (as a commercial venture); baby sitting
Noun
22310hilarité
hilarity, mirth
Noun
22311paupérisation
pauperization
Noun
22312paysannerie
peasantry
Noun
22313dévolution
devolution (transfer of power)
Noun
22314CIF
initialism of congé individuel de formation
Noun
22315RMI
initialism of revenu minimum d'insertion
Noun
22316larmoyant
teary, tearful; tear-jerking, piteous
Adjective
22317rajout
addition
Noun
22318grippal
flu; influenzal
Adjective
22319génois
genoa (sail)
Noun
22320Génois
Genoese, Genovese, Genoan (native or inhabitant of the city of Genoa or surrounding province, Liguria, Italy) (usually male)
Noun
22321photomontage
photomontage
Noun
22322stase
stasis (inactivity)
Noun
22323pharmacopée
pharmacopoeia
Noun
22324épistolaire
a collection of letters
Noun
22325Allemand
German person
Noun
22326laiteux
milky (containing milk); milky (resembling or having qualities of milk)
Adjective
22327toiletter
to groom (an animal)
Verb
22328trilingue
trilingual
Adjective
22329cétacé
cetacean
Adjective
22330polyglotte
polyglot
Adjective
22331accommodant
accommodating; conciliatory
Adjective
22332kanak
Kanak
Adjective
22333missionner
to commission
Verb
22334apostat
apostate
Noun
22335amandin
almond-like, amygdalic
Adjective
22336radiologue
radiologist (practitioner of radiology)
Noun
22337apollon
apollo (all senses); Adonis, Greek god, hunk (very beautiful man)
Noun
22338clignotant
flashing; nictitating
Adjective
22339ébattre
to frolic; to frolic away
Verb
22340trépigner
to stamp or shuffle one's feet (usually of horses or humans); to wait nervously or angrily; to trample; to severely criticize, to speak badly of; to beat up
Verb
22341déversoir
overflow, spillway
Noun
22342supplétif
supplementary; auxiliary; suppletive
Adjective
22343chasuble
chasuble
Noun
22344relégable
In danger of being relegated
Adjective
22345épinette
spinet; spruce; cage in which birds are kept to be fattened for meat
Noun
22346sermonner
to lecture, sermonise
Verb
22347vaniteux
conceited, frivolous, vain
Adjective
22348surgelé
frozen food
Noun
22349mangaka
a mangaka
Noun
22350inégalable
incomparable, matchless
Adjective
22351tenailler
to torture with pincers; to torment
Verb
22352aveuglant
blinding, dazzling
Adjective
22353cluse
water gap; defile
Noun
22354ritournelle
refrain (music)
Noun
22355homérique
of Homer; Homeric
Adjective
22356dépresseur
depressant
Noun
22357artificier
pyrotechnist; artificer
Noun
22358apprêt
priming; primer
Noun
22359roseraie
rose garden, rosarium
Noun
22360autoroutier
motorway-user, freeway-user, highway-user
Noun
22361allécher
to attract, appeal, allure, tempt; entice, draw in
Verb
22362centrifugeuse
centrifuge
Noun
22363lacunaire
incomplete (having gaps)
Adjective
22364quadrangulaire
quadrangular
Adjective
22365néandertalien
Neanderthal
Adjective
22366prescripteur
prescriber (prescribing doctor)
Noun
22367maléfice
evil spell, wicked spell
Noun
22368multiplicateur
multiplying
Adjective
22369patricien
patrician
Noun
22370démystifier
to demystify
Verb
22371cardan
universal joint; gimbal
Noun
22372bis
used to request an encore
Interjection
22373haranguer
to harangue; to excite, to rile up (especially a crowd)
Verb
22374grappiller
to pick (grapes in a vine after the main harvest); to scrape together, rake together
Verb
22375allant
goer (used in the plural phrase "allants et venants" - "comers and goers")
Noun
22376suzerain
suzerain
Adjective
22377patricien
patrician
Adjective
22378informationnel
information, informational
Adjective
22379relooker
to make over
Verb
22380autocratique
autocratic; authoritarian
Adjective
22381dénivelé
on a lower level
Adjective
22382gargouiller
to gargle; to rumble
Verb
22383carre
stature; angle; the side of a sword blade; skating figure; edge (of a ski)
Noun
22384marathonien
marathoner
Noun
22385panse
belly
Noun
22386chantonner
to sing or hum (to oneself)
Verb
22387entrechoquer
to knock together, clink together; to contradict (each other), clash
Verb
22388mimi
cute
Adjective
22389Épiphanie
Epiphany
Noun
22390néolithique
Neolithic
Adjective
22391M'sieur
syncopic form of Monsieur, chiefly used by children
Noun
22392genêt
broom (shrub), a plant in the genus Genista and related plant genera
Noun
22393ormeau
abalone (mollusc); elm
Noun
22394relativiste
relativistic (all senses)
Adjective
22395anémique
anemic (suffering from anemia); anemic, weak, listless (lacking power, vigor, or vitality)
Adjective
22396tissulaire
tissular
Adjective
22397roubler
to trick; to con; to dupe
Verb
22398recoudre
to resew, mend (a thing torn or unraveled); to stitch together, to close (an incision or wound) with surgical stitches; to stitch or piece together, as memories
Verb
22399gimmick
gimmick
Noun
22400poissonnerie
fishmonger's, fishmarket
Noun