28803grandetbig (for one's age)
Adjective
28804gowa girl, chick. alternative spelling of go
Noun
28805franquetteonly used in à la bonne franquette and bonne franquette
Noun
28810torchiscob (building material)
Noun
28816gondiGondi (language)
Noun
28819glouglug
Interjection
28822asvasl initialism of âge, sexe, ville, used mainly in chat rooms to request this information from the person with whom one is communicating
Phrase
28826hassembarrassment, an unpleasant socio-economic situation
Noun
28832coupagecoupage; cutting (mixing of drugs with other substances)
Noun
28834levantthe east, the orient
Noun
28836vibrateurvibrator (device that vibrates or causes vibration)
Noun
28838balisteballista; triggerfish
Noun
28843fusiblefusible, meltable
Adjective
28846esquinterto damage, ruin, or wear out, especially through use or misuse
Verb
28848serinerto drum something into someone
Verb
28850policéCivilized, refined
Adjective
28854appendreto hang (something) from
Verb
28856jacterto talk, speak; to speak (a language); to chat; to gossip
Verb
28860narquoisa wandering, begging, former soldier who often feigns injury or disability; criminal slang, argot
Noun
28866rustinepatch (rubber, to repair a bicycle tyre); stop-gap, workaround
Noun
28874poulardea young, fattened chicken
Noun
28877pantacourtcapri pants, capris (casual pants for women)
Noun
28878semoirseed bag; seeder (machine)
Noun
28879refleurirto rebloom, reflower, reflourish
Verb
28881naseauthe nostril of an animal (usually a horse)
Noun
28882persilléwith the addition of parsley; marbled, veined
Adjective
28886ébouriffétousled, disheveled, untidy
Adjective
28887décalquerto trace, transfer (a design)
Verb
28888résabooking, especially to watch a show
Noun
28897héliporterto helicopter (transport something by helicopter)
Verb
28898patèrepatera; peg (a protrusion used to hang things on)
Noun