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Words 23401–23500
23401prudentiel
prudential
Adjective
23402prospecteur
prospector; canvasser
Noun
23403oisillon
young bird; chick, fledgling, baby bird, little bird
Noun
23404motoriste
engine manufacturer; enginer
Noun
23405argumentatif
argumentative
Adjective
23406mouille
vaginal secretion, vaginal lubrication; water damage, especially to cargo or merchandise; seepage in a field, a moist or marshy place in a field or meadow; face; mouth
Noun
23407antinomique
antinomic
Adjective
23408sablé
biscuit sablé, shortbread
Noun
23409conventuel
conventual, monastic
Adjective
23410gibet
gallows, gibbet
Noun
23411breaker
circuit breaker
Noun
23412arythmie
arrhythmia
Noun
23413torsader
to twist
Verb
23414laxatif
laxative
Adjective
23415faon
fawn (young deer)
Noun
23416blinde
pieces of wood used as cover or protection
Noun
23417instiller
to instil
Verb
23418chausse
stockings; hose; cloth tube(s) that go up to the top of the thighs; straining bag, filter cloth (for wine)
Noun
23419gondoler
(of boats) to curve at the bow and stern like a gondola; to warp, deform (usually due to moisture); to warp; to bend over laughing, to split one's sides
Verb
23420neuchâtelois
Of or from Neuchâtel
Adjective
23421opiacé
opiate
Noun
23422coprésident
copresident
Noun
23423italique
italics
Noun
23424cueilleur
gathering (that gathers)
Adjective
23425abat
giblet
Noun
23426séfarade
Sephardic
Adjective
23427foudroyé
struck by lightning, thunderstruck; blasted, devastated
Adjective
23428iodure
iodide
Noun
23429seizième
sixteenth
Noun
23430survenant
happening, occurring
Adjective
23431prétorien
Praetorian, praetorian
Adjective
23432drill
drill (tool)
Noun
23433douar
douar, duar
Noun
23434enfantillage
childishness
Noun
23435heaume
a mediaeval military helmet protecting the head and face; any helmet
Noun
23436baudruche
rubber skin; windbag
Noun
23437reparaître
to reappear
Verb
23438succion
sucking, suction
Noun
23439bosniaque
Bosnian (of or from Bosnia)
Adjective
23440psychotrope
psychotropic
Adjective
23441desservant
a vicar, curate
Noun
23442bustier
bustier (clothing)
Noun
23443lisseur
hair straighteners (pair of metal tongs with heated ceramic plates used for straightening hair)
Noun
23444meublé
Furnished bedroom or apartment for long-term rental
Noun
23445fane
dry leaf; the leaves attached to vegetables, but which are themselves not usually consumed, such as those of carrot, radishes and cauliflowers; the leaves of any vegetable which is not itself a leaf vegetable, and which are not usually attached to the edible part, such as those of potatoes, tomatoes and beans
Noun
23446violacé
purplish
Adjective
23447arroseur
sprinkler; waterer (someone who waters plants)
Noun
23448moniale
monial
Noun
23449cosaque
Cossack
Adjective
23450lambeaux
tatters, rags
Noun
23451réverbère
streetlight, streetlamp
Noun
23452polichinelle
Punchinello doll; buffoon
Noun
23453schizophrène
schizophrenic
Noun
23454parpaing
perpend stone, through stone; breeze-block (building block)
Noun
23455agace
magpie
Noun
23456écope
bailer, baler (for bailing out a vessel)
Noun
23457calamar
squid
Noun
23458isotopique
isotopic
Adjective
23459amphibie
amphibious (all meanings)
Adjective
23460élagage
pruning
Noun
23461transmutation
transmutation (all senses)
Noun
23462patou
Pyrenean mountain dog
Noun
23463encrier
inkwell
Noun
23464triplette
triple (three-person bicycle); triplet (group of three); three-way plug adapter; triple whammy
Noun
23465signalétique
descriptive by signs or symbols (on packaging etc)
Adjective
23466francophile
Francophile
Noun
23467sérénissime
very serene; majestuous, very noble; qualifies the Republic of Venice
Adjective
23468étioler
to etiolate (to render pale)
Verb
23469carbonisé
charred, carbonized
Adjective
23470obscurantiste
obscurantist
Noun
23471Bélier
Aries (someone with an Aries star sign)
Noun
23472bouillonnement
bubbling, boiling; ferment
Noun
23473prosaïque
prosaic
Adjective
23474dévoyer
to mislead, to lead astray; to go down the wrong path, to turn delinquent, to leave the straight and narrow; to twist, corrupt
Verb
23475troncher
to fuck, to shag
Verb
23476handicapant
disabling; debilitating
Adjective
23477adjuvant
adjuvant
Adjective
23478cerné
having dark circles around one's eyes (due to fatigue and etc...)
Adjective
23479soufi
Sufi
Noun
23480panaméricain
Pan-American
Adjective
23481émoustiller
to exhilarate; to titillate
Verb
23482historiographique
historiographic
Adjective
23483bigot
over-pious, holier-than-thou
Adjective
23484opioïde
opioid
Noun
23485tiraillement
pulling, tugging; rumbling, growling (of the stomach)
Noun
23486ovarien
ovarian
Adjective
23487métrer
to meter
Verb
23488basaltique
basaltic
Adjective
23489m'sieur
syncopic form of monsieur
Noun
23490sédatif
sedative
Adjective
23491balayeur
sweeper (someone who sweeps)
Noun
23492étole
stole; a blasphemy used for emphasis or to indicate something is useless
Noun
23493améthyste
amethyst
Noun
23494proconsul
proconsul
Noun
23495maline
spring tide
Noun
23496paraffiner
to paraffin
Verb
23497griffure
scratch mark
Noun
23498disloqué
dislocated
Adjective
23499vaseline
vaseline
Noun
23500miter
to be eaten by mites or moths; to construct buildings in an unregulated pattern
Verb