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Words 26101–26200
26101outrecuidance
presumptuousness, impertinence
Noun
26102sacrebleu
good heavens, oh my gosh
Interjection
26103castagne
brawl, punch-up, scrap
Noun
26104oïl
yes
Adverb
26105grisou
firedamp
Noun
26106tarare
winnow
Noun
26107glotte
glottis
Noun
26108saindoux
lard
Noun
26109cambrousse
countryside, outback, backwoods, sticks, boondocks
Noun
26110emphysème
emphysema (abnormal accumulation of air in tissues)
Noun
26111fainéantise
idleness
Noun
26112calvinisme
Calvinism (The Christian doctrines of John Calvin)
Noun
26113spoutnik
sputnik (a Soviet unmanned space satellite)
Noun
26114tintamarre
ruckus; racket
Noun
26115misérablement
miserably
Adverb
26116phonétiquement
phonetically
Adverb
26117pitance
pittance
Noun
26118défouloir
stress relief; escape valve
Noun
26119désagrégation
disintegration
Noun
26120intensivement
intensively
Adverb
26121nonchalamment
nonchalantly; unconcernedly
Adverb
26122orthophonie
orthophony (correct articulation and pronunciation); logopedics; the study of speech and language pathologies; speech therapy (the treatment of speech and language pathologies)
Noun
26123naturalité
naturality, naturalness
Noun
26124télédiffusion
broadcasting
Noun
26125boxon
whorehouse
Noun
26126chabab
a member of Al-Shabaab (militant group)
Noun
26127affectivité
affectivity
Noun
26128interdisciplinarité
interdisciplinarity
Noun
26129trouble des conduites alimentaires
eating disorder
Noun
26130DVG
abbreviation of divers gauche
Noun
26131conciliateur
conciliatory
Adjective
26132apeurer
to frighten
Verb
26133dîmer
to tithe, to levy tithes
Verb
26134imper
raincoat (waterproof coat)
Noun
26135archiprêtre
archpriest
Noun
26136précontraint
prestressed
Adjective
26137laper
to lap (a liquid)
Verb
26138en-tête
header, heading, letterhead; header
Noun
26139suffragette
suffragette
Noun
26140ischémique
ischemic
Adjective
26141cardon
cardoon (Cynara scolymus)
Noun
26142évaporé
flibbertigibbet (light-headed person)
Noun
26143loguer
to log (make a record of)
Verb
26144galvauder
to tarnish, sully, debase, bring into disrepute; to waste; to squander; to overuse, render trite; to be lazy, loaf around; to demean oneself, compromise oneself
Verb
26145merlan
whiting; hairdresser
Noun
26146somnambule
somnambulist
Noun
26147péritonite
peritonitis
Noun
26148poseur
pompous, affected
Adjective
26149galopin
urchin, scamp, brat, ragamuffin; a half-sized Belgian beer-glass (12.5cl) used for tastings
Noun
26150bouquiniste
antique bookseller, secondhand bookshop, used-book store (seller of old and used books)
Noun
26151prismatique
prismatic
Adjective
26152tiercé
divided into three equal parts of three different tinctures; said of an escutcheon
Adjective
26153gargariser
to gargle
Verb
26154gonade
gonad
Noun
26155esclandre
scandal; scene, fracas
Noun
26156septuagénaire
septuagenarian
Noun
26157excrétion
excretion
Noun
26158panaméen
Panamanian
Adjective
26159poterne
postern (back gate, back door, side entrance)
Noun
26160dépeigner
to mess up (someone's hair)
Verb
26161millésimé
vintage
Adjective
26162tarifer
to fix the price (of)
Verb
26163chapon
capon; a castrated cockerel or the meat thereof; any castrated male fowl; a large crouton served in a lean soup; garlic bread; Red scorpionfish (Scorpaena scrofa)
Noun
26164indubitable
indubitable
Adjective
26165littératie
literacy (ability to read)
Noun
26166dénivellation
difference in altitude, rise and fall; change of altitude/level; level difference
Noun
26167réductible
reducible
Adjective
26168monocle
monocle
Noun
26169gonflant
exasperating, annoying, irritating, aggravating
Adjective
26170piétonnier
pedestrian precinct, pedestrian zone, pedestrian area
Noun
26171pointer
pointer (dog)
Noun
26172urbanisé
urbanized
Adjective
26173fraiser
to sheer (with a cutting tool)
Verb
26174mégapole
megalopolis
Noun
26175civilisateur
civilizing
Adjective
26176téléroman
soap opera
Noun
26177charivari
charivari, shivaree (mock serenade of discordant noise, notably to heckle a publicly reviled figure); racket, banging in general, rumpus
Noun
26178tapin
drummer; daily grind; job; touting; soliciting (for sex work); prostitute
Noun
26179diablesse
she-devil, demoness
Noun
26180cosy
cosy
Adjective
26181symbiote
symbiote, symbiont
Noun
26182bissextil
bissextile, leap year
Adjective
26183chaudronnier
a person who makes or sells pots and pans; coppersmith
Noun
26184préfixer
to prefix
Verb
26185polyèdre
polyhedron (solid figure with many flat faces and straight edges)
Noun
26186gavroche
a young and resourceful, though usually poor, Parisian
Noun
26187présomptif
presumptive
Adjective
26188hispanophone
Spanish-speaker, Hispanophone
Noun
26189pagayer
to paddle
Verb
26190abaissant
degrading, demeaning
Adjective
26191guiche
a strap; a kiss-curl
Noun
26192crayonner
to sketch; to scribble
Verb
26193crieur
crier
Noun
26194déracinement
uprooting; eradication
Noun
26195Djiboutien
Djiboutian
Noun
26196abscons
so abstruse as to prevent comprehension entirely
Adjective
26197androgyne
androgyne, androgynous person; androgyne, androgynous plant
Noun
26198redécouverte
rediscovery
Noun
26199tropisme
tropism; a feeling of headrush; an unexplainable impulse
Noun
26200ammonite
ammonite
Noun