24801futaiecluster of (tall) trees, tall forest
Noun
24804sauvageonwildling, plant spawned in nature without human intervention; youngster left for itself not put into education
Noun
24806dézinguerto dezinc, to remove a previously-applied zinc coating from a surface; to supplant (remove forcibly); to demolish (an argument); to kill, gun down
Verb
24807fromagercheesemonger, one who sells cheese; cheesemaker, one who makes cheese; silk-cotton tree
Noun
24808ceinturonleather belt for holding knives, swords, daggers, etc.; any wide leather belt
Noun
24810gorgonegorgon; northern wall brown (Lasiommata petropolitana); soft coral (Alcyonacea)
Noun
24812nickeléelectroplated with nickel
Adjective
24814nababnabob (an Indian ruler)
Noun
24817cyanurerto cyanate (treat or react with cyanide)
Verb
24818bogiea bogie (UK, Can., Aus. etc.: a frame on which the axles and wheels are mounted, used under locomotives and other rail vehicles, trams, semitrailers and lorries)
Noun
24819rasoirboring, tiring
Adjective
24821coursivepassageway, access corridor
Noun
24828meunierpertaining to milling
Adjective
24830agenouillékneeling, in a kneeling position
Adjective
24832satinerto give a satinlike appearance
Verb
24833coronminer's house (in Northern France); mining village
Noun
24837ganachejawbone; face; fool, numskull; ganache (sauce made of chocolate and cream); The role of a stupid and gullible old man.; Padded armchair.; cachexia, one of the symptoms of which is swelling under the mandible.
Noun
24838ginkgoginkgo (Ginkgo biloba)
Noun
24844pitoudoggie; puppy
Noun
24847repaîtreto feed; to glut, to sate; to eat; to feed on, to feast on
Verb
24849fixettefixation, obsession
Noun
24851catcherto wrestle; to catch; to catch, get (understand fully)
Verb
24852piémontaisPiedmontese (of, from or relating to Piedmont, Italy)
Adjective
24854triolettriplet, triolet; triplet
Noun
24859homonymiehomonymy (property of being a homonym)
Noun
24861boulinhole made in a dovecote for pigeons to nest, like a pigeonhole; putlog hole
Noun
24862sornettetwaddle, drivel, blather, jibber-jabber
Noun
24868débrayagedeclutching; strike (work stoppage as a form of protest)
Noun
24873criserto have a crisis
Verb
24876sorbierany tree of Sorbus, the whitebeam, rowan, service tree or mountain ash
Noun
24883forcenécrazed, frenzied, deranged
Adjective
24886requinquerto cheer up, to perk up, to give a pick-up
Verb
24887bathsuper, great, smashing; beautiful, fine, good, pleasant
Adjective
24889philtrephilter (a kind of potion, charm, or drug intended to make the drinker fall in love with the giver)
Noun
24890plantagethe action of planting; crash
Noun
24892vêpresvespers; evensong
Noun
24893aspiyoung military officer; vacuum cleaner; hoover; aspie (person with Asperger’s syndrome)
Noun
24894scélératvillainous, evildoing
Adjective
24895émuleemulator, imitator (person that emulates or strives to do so); rival (competitor with the same goal as another); peer, equal (somebody who is at a level equal (to that of something else) in a given occupation, field, etc.)
Noun
24896ligueurthat is part of a (reactionary, political) league
Adjective
24897espadonswordfish; espadon (sword)
Noun