29102épluchurepeeling (leftover waste parts of food after peeling)
Noun
29106cimentiercementer (someone who works with cement)
Noun
29109émargerto initial (a document); to sign, sign in; to annotate, make marginal notes in; to draw one's salary
Verb
29111fraiseurmilling machine operator
Noun
29114gourbutte; a permanent rock pool; an oxbow, especially along the Loire
Noun
29120grippéHaving the flu. (sickness)
Adjective
29122vadrouillerto gad about, loiter about, wander around
Verb
29124bizutprobationer; debutant; freshman
Noun
29130vénèrepissed off
Adjective
29131CPMPMO (Prime Minister's Office); initialism of cabinet de la première ministre f; PMO (Prime Minister's Office); initialism of cabinet du premier ministre m
Noun
29136rapindauber (unskillful painter); painter's apprentice
Noun
29140oripeaushining copper blade; rags
Noun
29144perfectionnismeperfectionism (a dislike for anything less than perfection)
Noun
29147fidéicommisfideicommissum; trust, living trust; trusteeship
Noun
29149binksquarter, hood
Noun
29153ousteshoo, begone, hop it!
Interjection
29164paillonstraw mat, straw covering for wine bottles; wicker basket; metal foil, paillon
Noun
29167grossophobiefatphobia (fear, dislike or discrimination of obese people)
Noun
29168culbutefall, tumble; somersault
Noun
29173layonnarrow trail, path
Noun
29174poudrierpowder compact; powder mill worker
Noun
29175tiserto stoke (a furnace, etc.); to booze, hit the bottle
Verb
29176fruitièrecheese producer (especially of Gruyère)
Noun
29179squawsquaw (not pejorative in French), Native American woman
Noun
29180nichéelitter (of dogs), brood (of birds)
Noun
29181cauricowrie, money cowry
Noun
29183dévergonderto break bad, be led astray; to debauch, corrupt, pervert
Verb
29184tycoontycoon, magnate
Noun
29185colleursticker, gluer; wallpaper hanger
Noun
29188sécheusedryer (laundry appliance)
Noun
29189tourbeuxpeaty, containing peat
Adjective
29199muflemuzzle; boor (person)
Noun
29200découplerto uncouple, decouple; to set apart
Verb