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Words 26001–26100
26001rescrit
rescript, mandate
Noun
26002bouture
cutting
Noun
26003Chaldéen
Chaldean
Noun
26004sesterce
sestertius (Roman coin)
Noun
26005bicoque
a small house; a cabin or shack; a twinhull
Noun
26006hackathon
hackathon
Noun
26007prévalent
prevalent
Adjective
26008interjection
interjection
Noun
26009crépitement
rattle (sound), crackle, crackling
Noun
26010entretoiser
to brace, to put a brace/crosspiece between (two beams)
Verb
26011chorée
chorea
Noun
26012tisseur
weaver (someone who weaves)
Noun
26013allège
lighter (type of boat)
Noun
26014plafonnier
light (ceiling light)
Noun
26015herse
harrow (device for breaking up soil); portcullis (gate in the form of a grating); spike strip, road spikes, traffic spikes; grate, grill (especially to block large objects floating down a river); candlestick, candelabrum (with a triangular base and spikes to hold large candles); stage lighting instrument, luminaire that disperses light over a stage; portcullis
Noun
26016gaufrer
to emboss; to goffer
Verb
26017recetter
to do an acceptance test on
Verb
26018baladeur
walking, rambling; wandering
Adjective
26019bingo
bingo (all senses)
Interjection
26020raciner
to take root
Verb
26021ordurier
foul, filthy
Adjective
26022fini
aspect or texture of what has been completed
Noun
26023Eskimo
an Eskimo
Noun
26024anticancéreux
anticancer
Adjective
26025duveteux
downy (characterized by soft feathers)
Adjective
26026carrossable
passable (for motor vehicles)
Adjective
26027estimatif
estimated
Adjective
26028réactionnel
reaction
Adjective
26029géostationnaire
geostationary
Adjective
26030denture
denture
Noun
26031hypnotiseur
hypnotist
Noun
26032pouponnière
nursery, creche
Noun
26033vêpre
the evening
Noun
26034déblai
clearing and levelling (of land); excavation
Noun
26035crozet
A type of pate from the Savoy
Noun
26036jerk
jerk (dance); jerk (Jamaican marinade or meat)
Noun
26037glandeur
layabout
Noun
26038Papou
Papuan, resident or native of Papua or Papua New Guinea
Noun
26039polygraphe
polygraph (device to discern if a subject is lying); polygraph (all other senses referring to objects); polygraph (author who writes on multiple subjects)
Noun
26040gaude
weld, dyer's rocket (Reseda luteola); weld (natural yellow dyestuff)
Noun
26041modélisé
modelled
Adjective
26042juter
to juice, to give off juice; to cum, to spunk
Verb
26043usurpateur
usurping
Adjective
26044versaillais
of Versailles; that opposed the commune of 1871
Adjective
26045cordial
cordial; stimulant
Noun
26046anonymiser
anonymize (to render anonymous)
Verb
26047encapsuler
to encapsulate; to cache
Verb
26048aviso
aviso, advice boat
Noun
26049morille
morel
Noun
26050laminaire
laminar
Adjective
26051marmiton
marmiton
Noun
26052balme
cavern or rock shelter
Noun
26053sanguinolent
sanguinolent (covered or tinged with blood)
Adjective
26054ache
celery (plant)
Noun
26055acanthe
acanthus, bear's breeches (any of various species of plants in the genus Acanthus of the Acanthaceae)
Noun
26056circonflexe
circumflex (diacritic)
Noun
26057églantine
eglantine, dog rose
Noun
26058berce
hogweed, any plant of the genus Heracleum
Noun
26059quinzième
fifteenth
Noun
26060empilé
piled up
Adjective
26061caille
multicoloured, spotted
Adjective
26062chaabane
Sha'ban (the eighth month of the Islamic calendar)
Noun
26063glouton
glutton or wolverine, a mammalian carnivore of the Arctic regions resembling a small bear with a hairy tail; glutton; a person or animal who eats his food greedily
Noun
26064calebasse
calabash; gourd; pumpkin
Noun
26065nématode
nematode
Noun
26066repousse
regrowth
Noun
26067corrézien
of the Corrèze
Adjective
26068lacrymal
lacrimal
Adjective
26069bimestriel
bimonthly (once every two months); bimestrial
Adjective
26070décortiqué
shelled; decorticated
Adjective
26071janissaire
janissary (soldier)
Noun
26072gamache
spat, gaiter, legging
Noun
26073déflecteur
deflector, baffle; quarterlight (small car window)
Noun
26074calligraphier
to calligraph
Verb
26075fantasmatique
fantastical; phantasmal
Adjective
26076péplum
peplum (all senses)
Noun
26077layette
baby clothes, babywear
Noun
26078fait que
So, therefore, in that case
Conjunction
26079gausser
to openly mock, to scorn, to criticize harshly
Verb
26080remuant
boisterous, exuberant, energetic
Adjective
26081ostensible
apparent
Adjective
26082molle
pepper tree (Schinus gen. et spp., and especially the Peruvian pepper tree (Schinus molle))
Noun
26083svastika
swastika
Noun
26084gélatineux
gelatinous, jellylike
Adjective
26085moiter
to make moist with sweat; to become moist with sweat
Verb
26086comanche
Comanche
Adjective
26087cœliaque
celiac
Adjective
26088cofinancer
to cofinance
Verb
26089légaliste
legalistic
Adjective
26090insane
insane, crazy; crazy, unbelievable
Adjective
26091intercommunautaire
intercommunity
Adjective
26092bonnasse
a hottie, a bombshell, a stunna
Noun
26093phobique
phobic
Adjective
26094sleeping
sleeping car
Noun
26095parkour
parkour, free running
Noun
26096housing
colocation; A service allowing multiple customers to locate network, server, and storage gear, connect them to a variety of telecommunications and network service providers, with a minimum of cost and complexity
Noun
26097hypothalamus
hypothalamus
Noun
26098attrition
attrition
Noun
26099mercado
flea market: synonym of marché aux puces
Noun
26100chianti
Chianti (Tuscan red wine)
Noun