31502indéboulonnableever-present, unbudgeable, unoustable, ununseatable (unremovable from a position, especially from a position of power)
Adjective
31504fourbuworn out; exhausted
Adjective
31509maraudepilfering, scrumping; cruising (of a taxi); prowling
Noun
31515balourdnarrow-minded; awkward; clumsy; oafish
Adjective
31516coucheriehookup, instance of sleeping around (casual sexual encounter)
Noun
31518lézardefemale lizard; crack, crevasse
Noun
31523cabaretierinnkeeper; person who hosts a cabaret
Noun
31529gyrogyro; alternative spelling of gyros (Greek sandwich)
Noun
31530beurrierbutter dish; butter seller
Noun
31531antithétiqueantithetical; diametrically opposed
Adjective
31538brayerto coat with pitch
Verb
31544saphiqueof Sappho; Sapphic (relating to the Greek poet Sappho or her poetry); sapphic (lesbian)
Adjective
31547traboulea covered passageway that connects two streets
Noun
31549déminerto demine, to remove mines from
Verb
31553feura humorous response to the word quoi (what) or pourquoi (why), as "quoi feur" sounds identical to the word coiffeur (hairdresser).
Interjection
31555grand-chosea big deal; something or someone important; much, (not) a lot
Pronoun
31559salagesalting (adding of salt); salting (putting of salt onto e.g. roads)
Noun
31564sponsosponsorship; an advert presenting a sponsor
Noun
31565inextinguibleinextinguishable; unquenchable; uncontrollable, unstoppable
Adjective
31566bruncherto brunch; to have brunch
Verb
31567fustetsmoke tree (Cotinus coggygria)
Noun
31572défoulementcatharsis (release of emotional tension); unwinding
Noun
31573équarrissagesquaring off; quartering (an animal); rendering, knackering (an animal corpse or food waste); rendering (a surface)
Noun
31575millepertuisSt. John's wort (Hypericum L.); synonym of millepertuis perforé (“St. John's wort”) (Hypericum perforatum)
Noun
31582bibinebooze (alcoholic drink); plonk (cheap wine)
Noun
31584tonnelleriecooperage (art of a cooper); cooper (business)
Noun
31588angelinof Los Angeles, California
Adjective
31589adoubementdubbing; conferral of knighthood
Noun
31594souloirto have the habit of, to be used to
Verb
31596aimépresubject first-person singular present indicative of aimer; presubject first-person singular present subjunctive of aimer
Verb