22903ritalwop, dago (person of Italian descent)
Noun
22904prorogerto extend; to defer, put back; to adjourn; to prorogue
Verb
22906potasserto revise, cram (academic material, etc.)
Verb
22907Parqueany one of the Parcae
Noun
22911fumoirsmokehouse, smokery (space used to smoke food); smoking room (room reserved for smokers)
Noun
22913reboucherto recork, recap, etc. (a bottle); to fill back in, to fill up again (a hole); to stop up
Verb
22914pyrénéeonly used in monts Pyrénées m pl (“Pyrenean mounts”) and montagnes Pyrénées f (“Pyrenean mountains”); epithet of Venus
Adjective
22915anversoisfrom Antwerp; Antwerpian
Adjective
22918coquetterievanity, knack for fashion and appearance; coquetry
Noun
22919pouponlittle baby; baby doll
Noun
22920brûlotfireship; scathing report; coffee served with alcohol or certain spices; an insect of the family Ceratopogonidae; noseeum, gnat
Noun
22921matricielmatrix, matricial, matric
Adjective
22922péronéfibula, calf bone
Noun
22923chamCham (language)
Noun
22924ChamA Cham person
Noun
22927calmarsquid (the mollusk)
Noun
22933troyenof Troy; trojan; of Troyes; of Troye-d'Ariège
Adjective
22936pétagethe act of farting; the act of breaking
Noun
22937vilipenderto vilipend, vilify, revile, scorn, despise, condemn
Verb
22939réformationreformation; Reformation (religious movement initiated by Martin Luther to reform the Roman Catholic Church)
Noun
22945bèguestutterer, stammerer
Noun
22946pommerto develop a fruit
Verb
22947stoutstout (beer)
Noun
22949hirsutehairy, bristly, shaggy
Adjective
22951inodoreodourless, scentless; bland, dull
Adjective
22953veinerto vein (streak with marks similar to veins)
Verb
22954autogérerto self-manage; to run oneself
Verb
22956béatblissful; in awe
Adjective
22957gribouillerto scribble (write something scruffily); to doodle (to draw or scribble aimlessly); to scribble on (cover with messy writing)
Verb
22963mangeoiremanger; feeder (e.g. for birds)
Noun
22966horrifiqueterrifying (producing fear)
Adjective
22967cuivrécopper (made of copper)
Adjective
22968pullmanluxury coach or wagon (of a train); luxury coach (the bus-like transport)
Noun
22971gavagegavage (all senses)
Noun
22974sicavsort of French investment company; a share of such a company
Noun
22976ululerto hoot (to make the cry of an owl)
Verb
22978dèchethe state of being broke; sperm, semen
Noun
22979mordicustenaciously; obstinately
Adverb
22987professoratprofessorship; the teaching profession
Noun
22989barkhanebarchan (arc-shaped sand ridge)
Noun
22994cèpecep, porcini (edible mushroom, Boletus edulis)
Noun
22997désarçonnerto unhorse, to unseat; to disconcert, to disarm
Verb
22998araméenAramean, Aramaic
Adjective
22999déniveléheight difference, change in height, change in altitude, drop
Noun