26801pètefail (of an exam); butt
Noun
26804mauvietteEurasian skylark (Alauda arvensis); wimp, candy-ass
Noun
26806sifflantthat makes or evokes a whistling; unpleasant (as piercing one's ear); relative to a sibilant
Adjective
26808pomponnerto primp, titivate, prettify
Verb
26809galbecurve; silhouette
Noun
26810débanderto unfasten a bandage; to remove a blindfold; to loosen, relax (a bow); to lose a hard-on, to lose a boner, to lose an erection, go soft
Verb
26811chemisetteshort-sleeved shirt; camisole; tank top
Noun
26820utilitarismeutilitarianism (the theory of the "greatest happiness for the greatest number of people")
Noun
26824rétrovirusretrovirus (virus with a genome consisting of RNA)
Noun
26826poitrailchest (of horse); breast (of bird etc.); chest (of human); poitrel (armor for a horse's chest)
Noun
26828déconcentrationdeconcentration; decentralization, devolution; loss of concentration
Noun
26830relevagestanding up, lifting up; restoration
Noun
26832tinéeshedload, pile, stack
Noun
26833jaquemartjack, quarter jack, bellstriker
Noun
26840crêperto crinkle, to crimp
Verb
26841croutepost-1990 spelling of croûte
Noun
26843DauphinoisDauphinois (native or inhabitant of Dauphiné) (usually male)
Noun
26846échouagebeaching, the state of a ship being run aground, or beached, in a voluntary fashion
Noun
26848protêtprotest of dishonor
Noun
26854télescoperto telescope; to crash (into) or clash (with)
Verb
26855nitouchethis term is seldom used outside of the set phrase sainte nitouche (goody two-shoes).
Noun
26857alleuallodium, allod (a tenure in land held as an unqualified and unrestricted estate without encumbrance, terminable only upon escheat: a freehold)
Noun
26858défriserto remove curls (usually from hair); to befuddle, to confuse, to flabbergast
Verb
26861mollardspit wad (a wad of spittle spat by someone)
Noun
26863lippea lip, especially the lower one when it is large or protruded
Noun
26866trieursorter, grader (person)
Noun
26869sécateurpruning shears, secateurs
Noun
26872funambulerto walk the tightrope; to funambulate.
Verb
26875sabordgunport (hatch in the hull of a ship through which a cannon is fired); scuttle, porthole
Noun
26877contondantblunt (of an instrument, weapon, tool)
Adjective
26882guindéstuffy, staid; stilted
Adjective
26884mygalemygalomorph; tarantula
Noun
26890dégonflédeflated; cowardly, scared
Adjective
26891réarmerto rearm (with weaponry)
Verb
26892déboulonnerto unbolt; to remove from office; to oust
Verb
26896jabotstomach; bird’s crop; shirt-frill, jabot; bosom, breast
Noun
26897pivertgreen woodpecker (Picus viridis)
Noun