30102libérableliberateable, freeable, releasable, up for release
Adjective
30103bretteurquarreller, brawler (person who likes to fight and readily picks fights)
Noun
30104décommanderto cancel (an order, event, etc.); to put off (until another time); to withdraw (an invitation)
Verb
30107blâmableblameworthy; reprehensible
Adjective
30109historiettehistoriette, storiette / storyette (short story or tale)
Noun
30111émasculerto emasculate (to deprive a male of the organs of reproduction); to emasculate (to make weak, to deprive one of one's strength, to strip of one's original strength)
Verb
30114cabanreefer jacket
Noun
30120fidjienof Fiji; Fijian
Adjective
30121lavettedishcloth (to wash dishes); dishmop; person without energy, drip, dope, wet blanket
Noun
30123émeuemu (a large flightless bird)
Noun
30132frelaterto adulterate; to corrupt
Verb
30133sacramentexpletive intensifier, said in anger or frustration
Interjection
30137calvacalva; calvados
Noun
30138horecathe hotel and catering industry
Noun
30140gordcrawl, a stake enclosure at a body of water to catch fish
Noun
30142sapristiheavens! good heavens!
Interjection
30143coudoncexpressing surprise, impatience, or incomprehension
Interjection
30152gonflageinflating, inflation; enlarging, blowing up
Noun
30158mourvèdrea variety of black grape originally from Spain
Noun
30160voracitévoracity, voraciousness
Noun
30162dynamisationdynamization, revitalization, boosting, stimulation, invigoration, energization
Noun
30165batellerietransport (of goods) via inland waterways
Noun
30169macronismeMacronism (the political doctrine of Emmanuel Macron)
Noun
30172AMLinitialism of auto-mitrailleuse lourde: heavy machine-gun carrier or armored car
Noun
30177roussâtregingerish, reddish, ruddy
Adjective
30178clownesqueclown; clownish; characteristic of clowns
Adjective
30179larmoyerto weep, sob; to build up with tears; water up; to whine, whinge; to drip
Verb
30182Havraisnative or inhabitant of the city of Le Havre, Seine-Maritime department, Normandy, France (usually male)
Noun
30184bèguestuttering, stammering
Adjective
30187resignerto resign, re-sign (sign again)
Verb
30191burona traditional Auvergne shepherd's hut with a thatched roof
Noun
30193estocadethe mortal impalement of a bull; a sudden and violent attack; a stroke with the tip of the sword
Noun
30195bonimentpatter, pitch, spiel, sales pitch
Noun
30196caftankaftan (long tunic worn in the Eastern Mediterranean)
Noun
30198raturestrikeout, crossing-out (act of crossing out a word to indicate deletion); correction
Noun
30200vilenievileness, baseness; wickedness
Noun