24902compéterto be competent; to have jurisdiction
Verb
24903numérairecash, readies; numéraire (standard by which values are measured)
Noun
24911quiettranquil, peaceful, placid
Adjective
24914béchamelbéchamel sauce; ellipsis of sauce béchamel
Noun
24916surplacestandstill (complete immobility); track stand
Noun
24917ambroisieambrosia; ambrosia, a food with a delicious flavour
Noun
24921épigraphieepigraphy (the study or decipherment of inscriptions, especially of ancient ones)
Noun
24922craignosworthless, useless; dodgy, sketchy
Adjective
24924nawaknonsense, rubbish, gibberish
Pronoun
24926BCBGtrendy, preppy; chic and conservative
Adjective
24927externatday school (school without boarders); externship (condition of an extern)
Noun
24928habitabilitéhabitability; seating capacity (of a car)
Noun
24930moulinettemoulinette; a program that performs a series of simple, repetitive calculations; top-roping
Noun
24935rochetrochet; ratchet
Noun
24939DEUGacronym of Diplôme d'études universitaires générales (“General Academic Studies Degree”)
Noun
24942surtensionovervoltage; surge (electrical)
Noun
24943coopérantaid worker (especially one deployed by a communist state, to a friendly developing country)
Noun
24946ogresseogress; female equivalent of ogre
Noun
24950siouxSioux (language)
Noun
24951crottinmanure (especially of horses); a kind of small goat cheese
Noun
24953molduan idiot or fool
Adjective
24957celteCeltic, (the language of the Celts)
Noun
24959foufounevulva (especially of young girls); foo-foo, front bottom, foufounette; buttock
Noun
24961bélugabeluga (whale); beluga (fish)
Noun
24964rappliquerto arrive, to turn up; to come back, to return
Verb
24967amaigrirto emaciate make thinner (in an unhealthy way); to get thinner (in an unhealthy way), to become emaciated
Verb
24968chinoiserto argue; to quibble; to squabble
Verb
24970fulgurancefulgurance, effulgence, a flash of light like lightning; a flash of inspiration
Noun
24976conchesmall bay; natural basin; concher, conch (machine used to refine the flavour and texture of chocolate)
Noun
24977fringaleravenous hunger; craving
Noun
24981oblitérerto fade out (memories); to block, block up, obstruct; to cancel (a stamp); stub (a ticket, so that it is no longer valid)
Verb
24982ilotpost-1990 spelling of îlot
Noun
24985sarmentvine, shoot, tendril; A one-year old shoot
Noun
24986jardineriegarden centre; shop selling gardening-related produce
Noun
24991smicardemployee who earns the minimum wage in France
Noun
24994narquoisironic; satirical; parodic
Adjective
24997camaïeucameo (stone); shades, tones, hues (of a colour); camaieu
Noun
24999polilustre, polish
Noun