23501loteburbot (a freshwater fish: Lota lota)
Noun
23503mousquetonmusketoon; carabiner (metal link with a gate)
Noun
23504saumâtreunpleasantly salty; brackish; nasty, unpleasant; bitter
Adjective
23506incurienegligence, carelessness
Noun
23513airainany alloy based on copper; bronze; object made of this alloy
Noun
23515quin(surprise, giving someone something) alternative form of tiens
Interjection
23517bastosbullet; projectile of a firearm
Noun
23518strabismestrabismus (a defect of vision)
Noun
23520céléritécelerity, swiftness, speed; celerity
Noun
23523brièvetébrevity (quality of being brief)
Noun
23529gaillaca red wine from the Midi-Pyrénées
Noun
23533indicnark, grass (informant)
Noun
23534abera ria, especially one in Brittany
Noun
23537pâtéeany pet food in the form of a paste, such as cat food or dog food
Noun
23539pervencheperiwinkle; female traffic warden, meter maid (US)
Noun
23542froissécrumpled, rumpled, creased
Adjective
23545guyanaisof French Guiana; Guianese
Adjective
23546soubrettemaid (female servant (role) in a theatrical performance); maid (female servant)
Noun
23548endurantresistant, tough, hardy (who has a lot of stamina)
Adjective
23551répétiteurtutor, someone who helps pupils with their lessons; a repetiteur
Noun
23552desséchédried out, desiccated
Adjective
23553insulaireislander (person who lives on an island)
Noun
23557indivisindivisible, shared, joint
Adjective
23558mouflemitten; polyspast
Noun
23559macérerto soak; to macerate
Verb
23564virevolterto twirl, spin around, loop around
Verb
23566dédaigneuxscornful, disdainful, contemptuous
Adjective
23567embrayerto engage (to mesh or interlock); to engage, set in motion; to begin, engage (to draw into conversation)
Verb
23572déshéritédisinherited; deprived
Adjective
23574opiniâtreopinionated, stubborn, obstinate (stubbornly persistent, generally in wrongdoing; refusing to reform or repent)
Adjective
23576décaperto scour; to strip (paint, etc., from a surface)
Verb
23577sherrysynonym of xérès (“sherry”)
Noun
23579rebattreto beat again, defeat again; to beat up again; to fight again; to whisk or whip eggs; to reshuffle
Verb
23580doyennédeanship; deanery, decanate; a type of creamy pear
Noun
23582masuredilapidated house, hovel; farmhouse, rural estate; orchard
Noun
23586éreinterto wear out, to exhaust; to criticize strongly; to wear oneself out
Verb
23587rustrea bumpkin, a yokel (person from the countryside); a lout; a hulk; rustre
Noun
23589abrasifable to abrade a surface when scrubbed against it; abrasive
Adjective
23591séditieuxrebellious, seditious, riotous
Adjective
23592virgulerto put a comma or commas (in a text)
Verb
23593tankertanker (vessel)
Noun
23597calagetiming (of an engine); synchronization; adjustment
Noun
23598tenaillepincer (tool); tenaille
Noun