25501glypheglyph (figure carved in relief); glyph
Noun
25502impromptuimprovised action; impromptu
Noun
25504galipettesomersault (the act of going head over heels); roll; roll in the hay
Noun
25505beuglerto moo; to cry out; to shout
Verb
25507mollirto mollify, become soft; to ease off or die down; to relent, abate, give way
Verb
25514darderto shoot (an arrow, look etc.); to point (up or out)
Verb
25515poteléswollen, awkward; plump, chubby
Adjective
25517échassestilt (piece of wood used to appear taller); One of a number of stilt birds, not always directly corresponding to English stilt
Noun
25521muselièremuzzle (device used to prevent animal from biting or eating)
Noun
25523congrucongruous, congruent
Adjective
25524Niortaisresident or native of Niort
Noun
25525inabordableinaccessible, unapproachable; extortionate, prohibitive
Adjective
25526CheyenneCheyenne (member of the Cheyenne tribe)
Noun
25529cessantin the process of stopping
Adjective
25530oityou (second-person singular personal pronoun, disjunctive); yourself (reflexive object pronoun of imperative verbs)
Pronoun
25531communardCommunard; a drink made from red wine and crème de cassis; a kitchen worker who prepares meals for the restaurant staff
Noun
25535anglaisercastrate; bugger, sodomize, rape anally
Verb
25536carbonécarbonaceous; carbonized
Adjective
25537frisona lock of hair; Frisian (language)
Noun
25540calligraphecalligrapher (one who practices calligraphy)
Noun
25542fronderto slingshot; to critique
Verb
25543pugilatpugilism, fist-fighting; boxing
Noun
25544litchilychee (tree); lychee (fruit)
Noun
25548chamallowmarshmallow (confectionery)
Noun
25552ahuristunned, dumbfounded
Adjective
25558enfoncementbreaking down, breaking open (of a door etc.); breaking through (enemy lines); driving in (of a stake, post etc.); sinking (of foundations); recess, nook, cranny; dip, slide
Noun
25561ergerg (desert region); erg (unit of work done)
Noun
25562condenseurcondenser (device to convert gas to liquid)
Noun
25563funambuletightrope walker (acrobat who practices tightrope walking)
Noun
25565camédrugged; junkie
Adjective
25566chochottesissy, wimp, wuss, pansy; pansy (effeminate homosexual)
Noun
25568bêcherto dig (with a spade); to badmouth, to slander
Verb
25571comtalcount (rank of nobility); comtal, comital
Adjective
25575Wolofa member of the Wolof people
Noun
25576bagnardcrook; convict, prisoner of a penal colony
Noun
25580dérégléderanged; wonky
Adjective
25581bamboulabamboula (drum); black African; bamboula
Noun
25584rééduquerto reeducate (educate again); to reeducate (rehabilitate)
Verb
25586chaluttrawl (net); dragnet
Noun
25591ricottaricotta (Italian whey cheese)
Noun
25595histologiehistology (the study of the microscopic structure)
Noun
25596chertéexpensiveness, high cost
Noun
25597chiismeShi'ism (branch of Islam)
Noun