27901tiédeurtepidity, lukewarmness, halfheartedness
Noun
27905appentislean-to, shed, appentice, pentice, pent, penthouse
Noun
27906cambrureinstep, arch (of the foot); camber (of a road); small of the back
Noun
27907décapagescouring, stripping (material from a surface)
Noun
27908décrassagecleaning up; warm-down (after exercise)
Noun
27909enlisementthe act of getting stuck in sand, mud etc.; stalemate (figurative)
Noun
27910escampetteonly used in prendre la poudre d'escampette
Noun
27911indépendantismeindependentism, separatism (advocacy of independence)
Noun
27920macfarlaneMacfarlane (type of coat with a cape)
Noun
27926difformer"to deform, to spoil; to deface (coins, money)"
Verb
27927caracolerto caracole; go round and round, buzz round, flit about, flit around; to sit pretty, to be (well) ahead, nestle (appear comfortable at the top of a ranking)
Verb
27928zyeuterto eye; to ogle (to watch); to squint at
Verb
27931Viennoisa native or inhabitant of Vienna, Austria; a Viennese; a native or inhabitant of Vienne, Isère, France
Noun
27932deuxiosynonym of secundo
Adverb
27937brairebray (to make the cry of a donkey); to shout; to cry, to weep
Verb
27938déversout of plumb, unplumb, not vertical
Adjective
27940fibulefibula (ancient kind of brooch used to hold clothing together, similar in function to the modern safety pin)
Noun
27942réengagerto reengage; to take back up, take up again; to get back into; to put back in; to reenlist (in the army); to get back (with an ex-lover)
Verb
27943racoleurrecruiting officer; tout
Noun
27944harnacherto harness; to equip or dress up ridiculously
Verb
27946crédibiliserto make credible, to establish the credibility of
Verb
27950déglutirto swallow; swallow down (food)
Verb
27951ronflantsnoring; snorting; roaring; pompous, vain
Adjective
27952pouliotpennyroyal (Mentha pulegium); a certain kind of thread or pulley on a chariot and also a ship
Noun
27954bimensuelfortnightly, semimonthly, bimonthly, biweekly (occurring twice a month)
Adjective
27957ondulantundulating, sinuous; wavelike
Adjective
27958trempewet, soaked
Adjective
27960échancrureindentation; low neckline (or similar revealing feature); slot
Noun
27961réavoirto rehave, to have another time
Verb
27962fluoréfluorinated, fluoridated
Adjective
27964tendancieltendential; underlying; trending
Adjective
27966tourtièrepiedish; tourtière, a type of traditional French-Canadian meat pie. synonym of tourtière du Lac-St-Jean; meat pie
Noun
27969estacadeestacade; wooden pile bridge
Noun
27971liminairethe introduction (of a book, presentation, etc.); the part(s) of a book placed before the subject matter (preface, contents, acknowledgements); as opposed to the annexe
Noun
27972débonnairekind; gentle, good; weak-willed; soft
Adjective
27973noueuxgnarled, knotty
Adjective
27976briscardveteran (person who used to be a soldier); old fox (crafty person)
Noun
27977cumulardmoonlighter (person with several jobs)
Noun
27983djembédjembe (large drum played with both hands)
Noun
27985épureblueprint, working drawing; two-dimensional representation to scale of a three-dimensional object; sketch, basic outlines (of a work of literature, of a system of thought, etc.)
Noun
27986abaissea piece of dough that has been flattened, usually with a rolling pin
Noun
27989genrerto gender (to assign a gender to)
Verb
27990ielthey (singular): a gender-neutral singular third-person subject personal pronoun
Pronoun
27992impuissantimpotent (man incapable of sexual intercourse, often because of an inability to achieve or sustain an erection)
Noun
27993marriflustered, angry; saddened, sad; despondent; ruthful, rueful, contrite
Adjective
27994cloquerto blister (get blisters); to blister (raise blisters); to emboss (a textile)
Verb
27997fenêtrerto window; to provide with a window
Verb
27998balayettesmall broom or brush (used for sweeping), whisk; foot trip
Noun
27999affabulationthe moral of a fable, tale, story, etc.; fantasy, invention
Noun