31301mégersharecropper
Noun
31304biplacetwo-seater (car, aircraft)
Noun
31306becquerto peck (all senses)
Verb
31311doryphoreColorado beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata)
Noun
31313abélienabelian; Abelian
Adjective
31315décimètredecimetre (UK) / decimeter (US)
Noun
31317surmenéoverworked; burnt out
Adjective
31321badinagejoke; gag; wind-up; a trivial, simple task
Noun
31324FrisonFrisian (resident or native of Friesland); any member of the Frisian ethnic group
Noun
31326zendAvestan
Adjective
31328éliméworn, threadbare, shabby
Adjective
31329méthanierLNG, liquefied natural gas
Adjective
31330barbeBarbary
Adjective
31331tatareTatar (people); Tatar (language)
Adjective
31333pochonsmall bag, pouch; supermarket bag; punch; inkblot
Noun
31334bichetteyoung doe; shrimp net; slingshot; sweetheart
Noun
31335entêtepost-1990 spelling of en-tête
Noun
31337Wendata Native American people of the Huron Confederacy. The Wyandot and the Huron-Wendat are their cultural descendants
Noun
31339trognepollard (pollarded tree); mug (face)
Noun
31341setierbushel (measure)
Noun
31342pécorea small farm animal (not necessarily a sheep); blockhead (stupid person); peasant
Noun
31346lingueling (fish); knife
Noun
31349velouterto give (something) a velvety finish; to soften, make smooth
Verb
31350trithérapietriple therapy (having three components)
Noun
31351enchantéepleased to meet you
Interjection
31356repiquagetransplanting, planting out
Noun
31357acquêtacquisition; profit; financial gain; community property (goods obtained by the spouses during a marriage which become the property of both); legal term referring to property/ ownership in property law (cannot use it to mean gaining of just about anything in present-day usage)
Noun
31358phagesynonym of bactériophage
Noun
31359campanulebellflower (plant of genus Campanula)
Noun
31361ostensoirmonstrance, ostensory (ornamental in which the sacramental bread is placed for veneration)
Noun
31364biscornubizarre (weird-looking); crooked
Adjective
31368chenetfire dog, andiron
Noun
31369baratinerto chat up, sweet-talk (engage in small talk in order to seduce or convince); to bullshit
Verb
31370hexadécimalhexadecimal (expressed in hexadecimal)
Adjective
31371bachiquebacchic; Bacchanalian
Adjective
31375recorderrecorder (recording device); recorder (judge in a British court)
Noun
31379fougassefougasse (land-mine); fougasse (lattice-shaped bread associated with Provence)
Noun
31382polaka Polish person
Noun
31385appontagelanding (of an aircraft on an aircraft carrier)
Noun
31387chambréegroup of people sleeping in the same room; barracks (for soldiers); dormitory
Noun
31388louverto drill a hole in a stone for the attachment of a wedge
Verb
31391ventrupotbellied, paunchy; rounded, bulging
Adjective
31399zara form of exorcism practised in Egypt
Noun