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Words 26601–26700
26601astringent
astringent
Adjective
26602embûcher
to make enter its lair; to ambush
Verb
26603anabaptiste
Anabaptist
Adjective
26604provisionner
to fund, set aside funds for
Verb
26605mégalithique
megalithic
Adjective
26606zoologiste
zoologist
Noun
26607élyséen
Elysian
Adjective
26608balbutiant
stammering, stuttering; in its infancy, in its early days
Adjective
26609jamaïquain
Jamaican
Adjective
26610pleureuse
professional mourner
Noun
26611ovationner
to cheer (give an ovation); to ovation
Verb
26612cacheter
to seal (put a seal on a letter, a package, a wine bottle, etc.)
Verb
26613graphiter
to graphite
Verb
26614incognito
incognito
Adjective
26615financeur
financing
Adjective
26616estropier
cripple, maim; (informal, particularly of pronunciation of unfamiliar languages and the like) to mangle; to distort, to deform, to twist
Verb
26617échancré
indented (coastline etc); low-cut, revealing (neckline etc)
Adjective
26618alexandrin
alexandrine
Adjective
26619communicateur
communicating
Adjective
26620onomastique
onomastic
Adjective
26621grisé
gray, grayish (color/colour); drunk
Adjective
26622pâmer
to swoon; to be in raptures (devant over something); to be overcome (de with)
Verb
26623Aztèque
an Aztec
Noun
26624albumine
albumin
Noun
26625orientaliste
orientalist
Adjective
26626cheyenne
Cheyenne
Adjective
26627lamantin
manatee
Noun
26628abondement
additional financing provided by a second party to funds amassed by a first party, such as by an employer to a retirement fund
Noun
26629moumoute
wig; dust bunny
Noun
26630biterrois
of Béziers
Adjective
26631rattrape
instance of one trapeze artist catching another
Noun
26632antirétroviral
antiretroviral
Adjective
26633afrikaner
Boer
Adjective
26634bornage
demarcation (of a boundary)
Noun
26635occire
to slay
Verb
26636enlumineur
illuminator
Noun
26637coproduire
to coproduce
Verb
26638répugnance
repugnance
Noun
26639pyrite
the metallic mineral pyrite
Noun
26640mincir
to become thinner or slimmer
Verb
26641méridienne
méridienne; afternoon nap
Noun
26642goguette
spree; tipsiness; a playful mood; glee club, singing society
Noun
26643altermondialiste
alter-globalist
Adjective
26644conspirateur
conspiratorial, conspiring
Adjective
26645vaseliner
to vaseline
Verb
26646banquer
to fork out; to pay the bill
Verb
26647longiligne
rangy (long-limbed)
Adjective
26648alp
à la prochaine
Phrase
26649porridge
porridge
Noun
26650walkman
Walkman
Noun
26651dramatisation
dramatization (the act of dramatizing)
Noun
26652cellophane
cellophane
Noun
26653bouillabaisse
bouillabaisse (fish soup from Provence)
Noun
26654ippon
ippon
Noun
26655franglais
Franglais
Noun
26656alcazar
alcazar (Moorish fortress in Spain)
Noun
26657défaitisme
defeatism
Noun
26658maximisation
maximization
Noun
26659autorégulation
autoregulation (process by which an inhibitory feedback counteracts change)
Noun
26660écotourisme
ecotourism (responsible travel)
Noun
26661lingala
Lingala (language)
Noun
26662monstrueusement
monstrously
Adverb
26663magiquement
magically
Adverb
26664négligemment
carelessly, negligently
Adverb
26665progestérone
progesterone
Noun
26666sacralisation
sacralization
Noun
26667hygrométrie
hygrometry
Noun
26668viscéralement
viscerally
Adverb
26669théâtralité
theatricality
Noun
26670financiarisation
financialisation
Noun
26671délitement
disintegration
Noun
26672braye
daub, mud
Noun
26673irrationalité
irrationality
Noun
26674caillebotte
a type of fresh curd cheese or junket produced on the Atlantic coast of France
Noun
26675UG
abbreviation of union de la gauche
Noun
26676batteuse
threshing machine, thresher
Noun
26677névrotique
neurotic
Adjective
26678cotteur
a raised border between a road and sidewalk; a kerb; garden shears or secateurs; a light sleigh drawn by a single horse; a cutter
Noun
26679guerroyer
to wage war; to hassle; to bother
Verb
26680désacraliser
to deconsecrate
Verb
26681plongeoir
diving board, springboard (diving board consisting of a flexible, springy, cantilevered platform, used for diving into water)
Noun
26682récusation
challenging; challenge
Noun
26683herméneutique
hermeneutical
Adjective
26684trébuchet
trebuchet
Noun
26685digresser
to digress
Verb
26686topinambour
Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus)
Noun
26687polytechnicien
related to École polytechnique
Adjective
26688métastatique
metastatic
Adjective
26689diatomée
diatom
Noun
26690stoïque
stoic
Noun
26691tourmaline
tourmaline
Noun
26692réapprovisionnement
restocking, replenishment
Noun
26693vocaliser
to vocalize
Verb
26694millimétré
graduated in millimetres; very precise
Adjective
26695baluchon
a bindle, a swag
Noun
26696jacquier
jackfruit (plant)
Noun
26697rugissant
roaring
Adjective
26698apporteur
supporting (financially)
Adjective
26699acariâtre
cantankerous, ill-tempered, shrewish
Adjective
26700planificateur
planning
Adjective