24604inexécutioninexecution (failure to execute or carry out)
Noun
24605désamourunlove (lack, absence, or omission of love)
Noun
24609barbetbarbet (all senses)
Noun
24611campagnardcountryman, country dweller (person from a rural area)
Noun
24615télécabinecable car (or a gondola of such a system)
Noun
24618arrachementuprooting; extracting, extraction; snatching, grabbing
Noun
24620décomplexerto rid someone of his or her inhibitions
Verb
24627mitraillegrapeshot; dosh, dough (money)
Noun
24628amiénoisof, from or relating to Amiens, prefecture of the Somme department, Hauts-de-France, France
Adjective
24633maoriMaori (relating to the Maori people or language)
Adjective
24634filmiquefilm / movie; filmic, cinematic
Adjective
24636havraisof, from or relating to the port city of Le Havre, Seine-Maritime department, Normandy, France
Adjective
24640beurrébuttered; drunk
Adjective
24641biperto beep, to buzz (contact by phone or by beeper); to bleep out (censor offensive or sensitive language with a beep sound)
Verb
24643dextreadroit, dextrous; right-handed; dexter; right-hand side of the shield
Adjective
24646salièresalt cellar, salt shaker (a small container designed to hold salt and facilitate sprinkling)
Noun
24649importunundesirable, troublesome; unwanted, unwelcome
Adjective
24651pacserto enter into a civil partnership
Verb
24652MacédonienMacedonian (resident or native of Macedonia)
Noun
24657défausserto straighten; to discard (in a card game)
Verb
24658avarierto go rotten, spoil
Verb
24662penaudsheepish, shamefaced
Adjective
24665calvairefuck, fucking hell, bloody hell
Interjection
24669minuteurtimer (device that times backwards)
Noun
24670pioncerto be sleeping; to go to sleep; to crash out, hit the hay
Verb
24672gypserto plaster (with gypsum)
Verb
24677commanditéa partner in a société en commandite
Noun
24678beigneclout, slap, wallop, sock (blow, especially one to the head); doughnut (toroidal variety); doughnut, fritter, deep-fried corn cake
Noun
24680limaçonsnail; spiral staircase; cochlea
Noun
24687spéléologuespeleologist (person who studies caves); spelunker, caver, potholer (person who explores caves)
Noun
24688pelurepeel, rind (of a fruit); skin (of an onion)
Noun
24690nimberto surround with a halo or nimbus
Verb
24691parlementerto negotiate, discuss, parley, argue things over
Verb
24693chaudronnerieboilermaking (and similar metalworking trades); boilermaking factory (place where such trade is carried out)
Noun
24695tuilerto tile; to tile (a lodge)
Verb
24696trojantrojan, Trojan horse (computing)
Noun
24699carriéristecareerist (person who pursues his or her own career as his or her main aim)
Noun
24700surjouerto ham, to overplay one's role; to overplay (a poker hand)
Verb