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Words 24101–24200
24101ferrailleur
scrap dealer; swordsman
Noun
24102mastic
mastic; putty; typo; bucket of syrup, jam, pickle
Noun
24103composteur
composing stick; a machine used for validating tickets; a composter (garden waste container)
Noun
24104non
not
Conjunction
24105bavette
bib; bavette; beef flank steak; beef flap steak
Noun
24106édulcoré
sweetened; watered-down
Adjective
24107tourber
to dig up peat
Verb
24108syntagme
syntagma
Noun
24109ferron
maker or seller of iron
Noun
24110régénérateur
regenerative
Adjective
24111dénaturé
misrepresented; denatured
Adjective
24112fanfiction
fan fiction
Noun
24113cristallin
lens (of the eye)
Noun
24114tambouille
grub, nosh
Noun
24115trépasser
to cross over; to pass away (to die)
Verb
24116pubescent
pubescent
Adjective
24117signet
bookmark (strip used to mark a place in a book); signet
Noun
24118pigmentaire
pigment; pigmentary
Adjective
24119écervelé
scatterbrained, foolish, brainless
Adjective
24120tartiflette
a dish from Savoie made of reblochon cheese, potatoes and onions
Noun
24121craque
fib
Noun
24122coi
quiet
Noun
24123déneiger
to remove snow (from)
Verb
24124aggloméré
masonite
Noun
24125coulis
coulis (sauce); melted metal used to fix a joint
Noun
24126phallus
phallus
Noun
24127pajot
bed, fleabag, pit
Noun
24128quotité
quota
Noun
24129ménisque
meniscus (all senses)
Noun
24130animiste
animist
Noun
24131diseur
teller; monologist; elocutionist
Noun
24132cornélien
Cornelian
Adjective
24133accessit
≈ merit certificate
Noun
24134padna
friend, buddy; partner (in business, card games, etc.)
Noun
24135déchainer
post-1990 spelling of déchaîner
Verb
24136larvé
latent
Adjective
24137délateur
informer
Noun
24138imbriqué
interlinked
Adjective
24139fractionné
split; fractionated
Adjective
24140repoussoir
repoussoir
Noun
24141nerver
to cord (cover with cords, ropes or strings)
Verb
24142vibromasseur
vibrator (vibrating device used for sexual stimulation)
Noun
24143pistonner
to put in a good word for somebody, to pull strings for somebody (apply influence)
Verb
24144bengali
Bengali
Adjective
24145enchérisseur
bidder
Noun
24146expurger
to expurgate
Verb
24147cajoler
to cuddle, to cradle in one's arms; to flatter, to cajole
Verb
24148logarithmique
logarithmic
Adjective
24149recadrage
cropping (of an image); pan and scan (of a video)
Noun
24150namurois
of Namur, Belgium
Adjective
24151orientaliste
orientalist
Noun
24152ascétique
ascetic
Adjective
24153persécuteur
persecutor
Noun
24154accouder
to rest, lean (on one's elbows)
Verb
24155erre
way, inertia, movement through the water
Noun
24156skateur
skater, ice skater (person who skates)
Noun
24157zester
to zest
Verb
24158orne
manna ash (Fraxinus ornus)
Noun
24159séparable
separable
Adjective
24160grandiloquent
grandiloquent
Adjective
24161chromosomique
chromosome; chromosomal
Adjective
24162métèque
metic (resident alien who did not have the rights of a citizen and who paid a tax for the right to live there); wop, sinister foreigner
Noun
24163trophique
trophic
Adjective
24164ombudsman
an appointed official within an organization whose duty is to investigate complaints against that organization by its customers, taxpayers, and sometimes employees, and often to act as a consultant to improve services and processes
Noun
24165refinancement
refinancing
Noun
24166entablement
entablature
Noun
24167jugeote
common sense
Noun
24168grenader
to grenade (attack with grenades)
Verb
24169allèle
allele
Noun
24170vannerie
wickerwork; the art of making wickerwork
Noun
24171alaouite
Alawite
Noun
24172warrant
warrant
Noun
24173gaélique
Gaelic; Goidelic
Adjective
24174contrebassiste
double bass player
Noun
24175hélicoïdal
helicoidal
Adjective
24176cochenille
cochineal (insect & pigment)
Noun
24177européiste
pro-European
Adjective
24178épervier
sparrow hawk; cast net
Noun
24179vélin
vellum
Noun
24180irrévérencieux
irreverent
Adjective
24181enraciné
engrained
Adjective
24182indienne
printed calico; overarm sidestroke
Noun
24183paraboler
to move in a parabolic trajectory; to speak in parables
Verb
24184métropolite
metropolitan (Russian orthodox bishop)
Noun
24185blafard
pale, wan, pallid
Adjective
24186diurétique
a diuretic
Noun
24187déprogrammer
to pull (off the air)
Verb
24188kicker
table football, table soccer
Noun
24189baille
tub; water
Noun
24190mystification
mystification
Noun
24191légitimiste
legitimist
Adjective
24192genré
genric; gendered
Adjective
24193bibi
dual-mode
Adjective
24194bibi
yours truly (I, me or myself)
Pronoun
24195bibi
to sling, to flog (viz. drugs)
Verb
24196chocolatier
chocolatier
Noun
24197sommier
beast of burden; box spring (box-shaped frame into which is a set of spiral springs, upon which rests a bed mattress); springer; windchest (part of an organ); pin box (part of a piano)
Noun
24198Sommier
resident or native of the French department of Somme
Noun
24199sex-tape
sex tape
Noun
24200badiner
to jest, joke
Verb