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Words 23801–23900
23801déluré
sharp, smart, resourceful; forward
Adjective
23802prévenu
prejudiced (that has favorable or unfavorable feelings beforehand)
Adjective
23803saumure
brine
Noun
23804constipé
constipated
Adjective
23805aubépine
hawthorn (type of shrub)
Noun
23806tenon
tenon
Noun
23807bicycle
bicycle
Noun
23808nageant
swimming
Adjective
23809trouvable
findable; encountered (which can be found; which can occur)
Adjective
23810réinjecter
to reinject
Verb
23811asynchrone
asynchronous
Adjective
23812vermeil
vermeil (gold-plated silver with a reddish hue)
Noun
23813libéro
sweeper, libero
Noun
23814starter
synonym of démarrer
Verb
23815taulier
hotel or bar owner
Noun
23816affairé
busy
Adjective
23817butor
bittern (bird of the family Ardeidae and genus Botaurus, specifically those species not formerly in the genus Ixobrychus, which are called blongios); boor, oaf
Noun
23818carnavalesque
carnival
Adjective
23819choral
chorale
Noun
23820quantifiable
quantifiable
Adjective
23821Toulonnais
native or inhabitant of the city of Toulon, the prefecture of the Var department, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France (usually male)
Noun
23822biseau
bevel; bezel
Noun
23823pompette
tipsy
Adjective
23824algonquin
Algonquin
Adjective
23825négationniste
denialist, denier, negationist
Adjective
23826licite
lawful
Adjective
23827Angolais
Angolan; person from Angola
Noun
23828interdépendant
interdependent
Adjective
23829configuré
configured
Adjective
23830irrespirable
unbreathable, suffocating
Adjective
23831médullaire
medullary
Adjective
23832jachère
fallow; fallow land (especially when left uncultivated on purpose)
Noun
23833postface
postface, postscript at the end of a book
Noun
23834défaitiste
defeatist
Adjective
23835avionneur
airframer (airplane manufacturer)
Noun
23836imbécillité
imbecility, stupidity, idiocy, foolishness
Noun
23837ferrailler
to fight with swords; to cross swords; to fight, to struggle for; to scrap or recycle
Verb
23838ionisant
ionizing
Adjective
23839ambage
ambage
Noun
23840loquet
latch
Noun
23841louveteau
wolf cub; Cub Scout, Cub, Wolf Cub
Noun
23842aphrodisiaque
aphrodisiac (intensifying sexual desire)
Adjective
23843croc
crunch
Interjection
23844décontenancer
to disconcert
Verb
23845molosse
huge dog, great hound; guard dog
Noun
23846étriller
to curry (a horse), to groom; to crush, to trounce; to critique, to reprimand
Verb
23847zéphyr
zephyr
Noun
23848fermière
farmer's wife
Noun
23849naviguant
sailing, navigating
Adjective
23850entrecôte
entrecôte, a type of steak
Noun
23851fermoir
clasp (or similar small metal fastening)
Noun
23852lavable
washable
Adjective
23853naufragé
marooned
Adjective
23854automoteur
automotive
Adjective
23855shakespearien
Shakespearean
Adjective
23856chas
eye (of a needle)
Noun
23857catharsis
catharsis
Noun
23858calcite
calcite
Noun
23859arboriculture
arboriculture
Noun
23860radioprotection
radiation protection, radioprotection
Noun
23861bisexualité
bisexuality
Noun
23862robotisation
robotization/robotisation, roboticization/roboticisation
Noun
23863anticorruption
anticorruption
Adjective
23864mansuétude
indulgence, leniency; calmness, serenity
Noun
23865itou
likewise, also
Adverb
23866cinoche
cinema
Noun
23867témérité
recklessness, boldness, temerity
Noun
23868spectroscopie
spectroscopy
Noun
23869veuvage
widowhood
Noun
23870argentan
nickel silver
Noun
23871pétrochimie
petrochemical industry
Noun
23872exhibitionnisme
exhibitionism
Noun
23873putréfaction
putrefaction
Noun
23874maréchaussée
maréchaussée; constabulary
Noun
23875rondement
promptly, briskly; frankly, sincerely
Adverb
23876sagacité
sagacity; shrewdness
Noun
23877gainage
sheathing, sleeving
Noun
23878florès
only used in faire florès
Adjective
23879mignard
graceful, delicate; cute; kind, affectionate
Adjective
23880léninisme
Leninism
Noun
23881angélisme
angelism
Noun
23882francisque
a type of throwing axe; a decoration awarded by the Vichy regime
Noun
23883obstétricien
obstetrician
Noun
23884ratage
failure
Noun
23885moderniste
modernist
Noun
23886conceptualiser
to conceptualize (to conceive the idea for something)
Verb
23887okapi
okapi
Noun
23888héraldique
heraldric
Adjective
23889monoculture
monoculture (cultivation of a single crop at a time)
Noun
23890manichéen
simplistic, black and white, binary, Manichaean
Adjective
23891génocidaire
genocidaire
Noun
23892merdeux
shitty; crap; shit
Adjective
23893nidification
nesting, nidification
Noun
23894porphyre
porphyry
Noun
23895interplanétaire
interplanetary
Adjective
23896palmé
webbed; palmate
Adjective
23897crescendo
crescendo; gradual increase, crescendo
Noun
23898bonsaï
bonsai
Noun
23899homicider
to kill, commit homicide
Verb
23900moissonneur
harvester, reaper
Noun