24002câlisserto throw; to not give a fuck, to not care
Verb
24003feuillubroad-leaved tree; deciduous tree
Noun
24004écornerto remove the horns of; dehorn; to chip or dent; to dog-ear
Verb
24006béarnaisof Béarn (the southern French region in the Pyrenees)
Adjective
24008zoulouZulu, the Zulu language
Noun
24015fantasméfantasized, dreamt; chimeric
Adjective
24016toreroPre-1990 spelling of toréro (“torero, bullfighter, toreador”).
Noun
24017intercalairedivider (separator used to divide sheets of paper)
Noun
24018ruineuxruinous; ruinously expensive; extravagant
Adjective
24021diminutifdiminutive, small in size
Adjective
24022aunerto measure in ells
Verb
24028esterto appear; to be
Verb
24029berserkberserk, berserker (frenzied Norse warrior)
Noun
24030crawlcrawl (swimming stroke)
Noun
24031climaxclimax (all senses)
Noun
24036causettechat, casual conversation; online chatting
Noun
24040ohéoy; hi; ahoy; yoohoo (used to get someone's attention)
Interjection
24044élitismeelitism (favouritism towards people seen as the best elements of a group; belief society should be run by an elite)
Noun
24045novlangueNewspeak (fictional language); newspeak (use of ambiguous, misleading, or euphemistic words)
Noun
24048affolementpanic, terror; insanity, craziness, lunacy
Noun
24050mouisepap, porridge; penury, poverty, hardship
Noun
24051oralitéorality, the spoken word
Noun
24059bénébene/benny: eggs benedict; a food, an egg dish
Noun
24060ptdrinitialism of pété de rire (literally “exploded from laughter”), approximately equivalent to English PMSL
Interjection
24061allumeurlighter; ignition system; a tease (person who excites sexually); agent provocateur; partner-in-crime; accomplice
Noun
24063déblatérerto rant about; to drivel, blather
Verb
24066loocha lohoch, a looch
Noun
24071scabreuxuneven, bumpy (surface); perilous, dangerous; indecent, sleazy, scabrous
Adjective
24072révisionnisterevisionist; a revisionist (someone who makes an evolutionary form of Marxism, abandoning some of its principles)
Noun
24075fourragerto forage; to rummage through
Verb
24077diligentdiligent (performing with intense concentration)
Adjective
24080potacheschoolboy, schoolboyish
Adjective
24081jucherto perch; to perch (oneself), to be perched
Verb
24084tailladerto slash (e.g. with knife etc.)
Verb
24086bâillementyawn (the action of yawning); large gap
Noun
24087accuaccumulator, battery
Noun
24088insonoriserto deafen, to soundproof (to make something soundproof)
Verb
24089étiagelowest water level (of a river course)
Noun
24090présentielface-to-face, onsite, in person (as opposed to remote, via video conference, etc.); presential
Adjective
24095kaléidoscopekaleidoscope (tube of mirrors rotated to produce symmetrical designs)
Noun
24096cédanttransferor (of a right etc)
Noun
24098marchepiedstep (of a train); running board (of car); stepping-stone
Noun
24099shebabRelating to Al-Shabaab
Adjective
24100mégalopolemegalopolis (large conurbation)
Noun