Most common French words

47883 words

Words 30201–30300

30201dévergondé

shameless; debauched, depraved

Adjective

30202oscilloscope

oscilloscope

Noun

30203golfer

to golf; play golf

Verb

30204balnéothérapie

balneotherapy

Noun

30205décapsuleur

bottle opener

Noun

30206décime

a coin valued at one-tenth of a franc minted prior to 1815; a 10-centime coin, minted up to 1999 and bearing the same value

Noun

30207désabonnement

unsubscription.

Noun

30208ébouillanter

to scald (to burn with hot fluid)

Verb

30209obsessif

obsessive

Adjective

30210trentième

thirtieth

Noun

30211bonniche

skivvy

Noun

30212acidifier

to acidify (make something acid)

Verb

30213alose

shad (fish of the herring family)

Noun

30214hématologique

hematological

Adjective

30215méningocoque

meningococcus

Noun

30216clipper

to clip

Verb

30217huées

boos, booing

Noun

30218désherbant

herbicidal

Adjective

30219prothétique

prosthetic

Adjective

30220sidérurgiste

steelworker

Noun

30221framboisier

Rubus idaeus, the raspberry plant

Noun

30222ultranationaliste

ultranationalist

Adjective

30223abracadabrant

ludicrous, preposterous

Adjective

30224brouetter

to wheelbarrow (transport something in a wheelbarrow)

Verb

30225tomater

to add, cover, or pelt with tomato

Verb

30226rhinoplastie

rhinoplasty

Noun

30227cryptogramme

cryptogram

Noun

30228estafette

courier; dispatch rider

Noun

30229écosser

to shell (e.g. a nut)

Verb

30230quine

set of five, group of five (such as the digits on one hand)

Noun

30231lové

money; dough, moola, cheddar

Noun

30232almohade

Almohad

Adjective

30233labourable

ploughable, cultivable

Adjective

30234consteller

to cluster; to constellate

Verb

30235valseur

waltzer

Noun

30236chauder

to spread lime as a fertiliser

Verb

30237bedonnant

paunchy, pot-bellied

Adjective

30238lâcheur

flaky person

Noun

30239flous

money

Noun

30240espada

bullfighter

Noun

30241hune

foretop

Noun

30242hédoniste

hedonist

Noun

30243prompteur

teleprompter

Noun

30244déflorer

to completely pluck (a flower); to deflower; to spoil, to impurify (take away purity)

Verb

30245calicot

calico; banner

Noun

30246bigoudi

curler, roller (for hair); willy, schlong (penis)

Noun

30247ragoûtant

appetizing, tasty

Adjective

30248indécrottable

hopeless; incorrigible

Adjective

30249alphanumérique

alphanumeric

Adjective

30250chênaie

oak grove; copse of oak or oak-like trees

Noun

30251oiseleur

fowler, birdcatcher

Noun

30252félonie

treachery, treason

Noun

30253substitutif

substitutive

Adjective

30254harfang

snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus)

Noun

30255ouaf

woof, the sound of a dog's bark

Interjection

30256quadruple

something that is equal to four times something else; a move whose score is multiplied by four; the area on the board where such a move is possible

Noun

30257suricate

meerkat (mammal)

Noun

30258montreur

exhibitor; showman; puppeteer; teacher (Louisiana)

Noun

30259atavisme

atavism (reappearance of an ancestral characteristic)

Noun

30260quittancer

to receipt, to release

Verb

30261intramusculaire

intramuscular

Adjective

30262Polak

Polack (person of Polish descent)

Noun

30263fugueur

runaway

Noun

30264anglo-saxon

Anglo-Saxon; English, English-speaking, Anglo-American; originating from, or related to the culture of, Western English-speaking countries generally

Adjective

30265subsonique

subsonic (less than the speed of sound)

Adjective

30266reconcentrer

to reconcentrate

Verb

30267mononcle

uncle; An older man with a conservative or prejudiced mindset or who behaves offensively.

Noun

30268cochère

only used in porte cochère