31815trilletrill; trillium (Trillium): either the plant or the flower
Noun
31819rutilerto glow, to shine (like gold or copper)
Verb
31822aménageabledevelopable, convertible (to a specific use)
Adjective
31828tasseaufurring; bracket; cleat
Noun
31830crétoisCretan (dialect of Ancient Greek)
Noun
31835webdocumentaireweb documentary (multimedia documentary published on the Internet)
Noun
31838abimepost-1990 spelling of abîme
Noun
31847améniténiceness; agreeableness
Noun
31852coquarda hybrid obtained by crossing a pheasant and a chicken
Noun
31853trotskismeTrotskyism (the political philosophy named after Leon Trotsky)
Noun
31856déglacerto de-ice, remove ice from; to warm up, defrost (a cold person or animal); to deglaze
Verb
31857irréparablesomething irreversible, irredeemable
Noun
31861skiffskiff (boat)
Noun
31865dirloschool principal
Noun
31866éthaneethane (aliphatic hydrocarbon, C₂H₆)
Noun
31870méiosemeiosis (cell division of a diploid cell into four haploid cells, which develop to produce gametes)
Noun
31872égyptologieEgyptology (the study of ancient Egypt)
Noun
31875erronémentwrongly; incorrectly; erroneously
Adverb
31877mellahMoroccan ghetto (area inhabited by Jews)
Noun
31879rémigeremex (feather)
Noun
31890larigota type of small flageolet
Noun
31895viralitécontagiousness; virality
Noun
31897crochetagelockpicking; a type of stitch in lacework, used to join separate pieces of lace
Noun
31899dépucelagedeflowerment, defloration; realization; disillusion; loss of innocence (moment when one becomes aware of something)
Noun
31900AIPabbreviation of arme d'impact à projectile
Noun