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Words 23301–23400
23301élévateur
elevator; forklift
Noun
23302quatrain
quatrain (stanza of four lines)
Noun
23303décongeler
to thaw, unfreeze, defrost
Verb
23304vaurien
good-for-nothing (person regarded as useless or worthless)
Noun
23305graffeur
a graffiti artist
Noun
23306rosière
a young, virtuous girl
Noun
23307vaporeux
vaporous, misty; filmy, transparent
Adjective
23308braque
crazy, barmy, foolish
Adjective
23309investigateur
investigator
Noun
23310cafetier
the owner of a café; a coffeeman
Noun
23311philosophal
philosopher's, alchemist's
Adjective
23312butiner
to gather pollen, gather nectar; to gather (pollen); to glean, pick up (ideas, concepts etc.); to surf the internet, to browse; to snog (UK), to make out with (US)
Verb
23313piqueur
itchy; stinging
Adjective
23314cappuccino
cappuccino
Noun
23315diabolo
diabolo; a sort of sugary non-alcoholic drink made by mixing (fizzy) lemonade and cordial/squash.
Noun
23316rétorsion
retorsion
Noun
23317biker
biker
Noun
23318extractif
extractive
Adjective
23319gouine
lesbian, dyke
Noun
23320synoptique
synoptic
Adjective
23321ménestrel
minstrel
Noun
23322codirecteur
codirector, associate director
Noun
23323santon
santon
Noun
23324axis
synonym of cerf axis (“chital”)
Noun
23325softball
softball (“sport”): a variant of baseball; softball (“ball”): a ball used in the sport of softball
Noun
23326balboa
balboa
Noun
23327dais
dais; canopy, baldaquin
Noun
23328kevlar
Kevlar
Noun
233292CV
synonym of deux-chevaux
Noun
23330lactation
lactation
Noun
23331anthrax
anthrax
Noun
23332cella
cella
Noun
23333monogamie
monogamy
Noun
23334pardessus
overcoat (garment)
Noun
23335formaldéhyde
formaldehyde
Noun
23336emmental
Emmentaler
Noun
23337qualitativement
qualitatively
Adverb
23338stoïcisme
stoicism
Noun
23339étymologiquement
etymologically
Adverb
23340révisionnisme
revisionism
Noun
23341industriellement
industrially
Adverb
23342desdites
contraction of de + lesdites
23343triplement
triply
Adverb
23344philosophiquement
philosophically
Adverb
23345halage
haulage; towing path, towpath
Noun
23346contentement
happiness; joyfulness; joyousness
Noun
23347apparoir
to appear; to be evident or manifest
Verb
23348égocentrisme
self-centredness, egocentrism
Noun
23349réappropriation
reappropriation, reacquisition
Noun
23350nautisme
watersport, boating
Noun
23351précarisation
casualization (the increase of precarious work in the labour market); precarization
Noun
23352préventivement
preventively
Adverb
23353progressisme
progressivism
Noun
23354ostéoporose
osteoporosis
Noun
23355surnombre
surplus
Noun
23356portabilité
portability; wearability
Noun
23357chir
surgeon; surgery
Noun
23358sopalin
paper towel, kitchen towel
Noun
23359clc
casser les couilles
Interjection
23360PAG
initialism of petit âge glaciaire; Little Ice Age (period of cooling that occurred after the Medieval Warm Period, usually defined as between the 14th–16th to the 19th centuries)
Noun
23361jsp
abbreviation of je sais pas (“idk”)
Phrase
23362TDS
sex worker
Noun
23363palabrer
to endlessly argue
Verb
23364exfiltrer
to exfiltrate
Verb
23365ineffable
ineffable (unable to be expressed in words)
Adjective
23366palmeraie
palm grove
Noun
23367édulcorant
sweetener
Noun
23368collectiviste
collectivist
Adjective
23369tiare
tiara (jewelry); tiara (papal headgear)
Noun
23370sibérien
of Siberia; Siberian
Adjective
23371fouetté
whipped
Adjective
23372meringuer
to cover with a layer of meringue
Verb
23373accotement
hard shoulder, shoulder
Noun
23374samaritain
Samaritan (from Samaria)
Adjective
23375annulaire
annular, ring-shaped
Adjective
23376saur
dried and smoked
Adjective
23377ciller
to blink; to bat an eyelash
Verb
23378engourdissement
numbness, numbing
Noun
23379abbatiale
an abbey church
Noun
23380AMC
initialism of auto-mitrailleuse de combat = combat machine-gun carrier or armored car
Noun
23381triphasé
three-phase
Adjective
23382microfilm
microfilm
Noun
23383teutonique
Teutonic
Adjective
23384sciatique
sciatic; related to the hip
Adjective
23385Béninois
resident or native of Benin
Noun
23386bohémien
Rom (a member of the Romani people)
Noun
23387fongique
fungal
Adjective
23388cueilleur
gatherer
Noun
23389alambiqué
overrefined; convoluted
Adjective
23390laineux
woolly; woollen
Adjective
23391boul
abbreviation of boulevard alternative form of boul.
Noun
23392jute
jute; Jute (member of an ancient Germanic people); Jute (language); sperm, cum
Noun
23393vicomté
viscountship
Noun
23394oncologue
oncologist (one who specialises in oncology)
Noun
23395exterminateur
exterminator
Noun
23396extracteur
extractor; extractor fan
Noun
23397végé
veggie (vegetarian person)
Noun
23398attabler
to sit down at the table
Verb
23399frai
fry (young fish); spawn
Noun
23400multirécidiviste
multirecidivist, persistent offender
Noun