32302rudoyerto treat harshly, mistreat; to humiliate, humble (violently)
Verb
32304hapaxhapax, hapax legomenon
Noun
32307pacagegrazing; pasture
Noun
32312mirobolantwonder, marvel (something extraordinary, causing amazement)
Noun
32313ébranlementshaking; shock; weakening, wavering
Noun
32315gagneurwinner (someone who habitually wins)
Noun
32316olivâtreolivey (having a somewhat olive colour)
Adjective
32322manieurhandler; manipulator
Noun
32327rationalrationale (religious clothing)
Noun
32330cruxcrux (hardest point of a climb)
Noun
32331subitosuddenly; abruptly
Adverb
32333leklek (currency)
Noun
32334ahiouch! (representing pain)
Interjection
32337catharismeCatharism: a Christian religious sect of the High Middle Ages
Noun
32338pistoupistou (cold sauce made from cloves of garlic, fresh basil, and olive oil)
Noun
32339flicaillecops; pigs; the fuzz (the police)
Noun
32341accrétionaccretion (growth by natural means)
Noun
32342sérendipitéserendipity (the state of discovery, by accident, of things not sought)
Noun
32347grésilsleet, ice pellet
Noun
32350essoragespinning, spin-drying; wringing (out)
Noun
32360toisAn aphasic placeholder for any number, the precise number indicated otherwise.
Numeric
32364bôrôthe subject is content, satisfied, or the object is much, enough, a satisfactory or maximal amount
Pronoun
32371CVTinitialism of boite de vitesses à variation continue
Noun
32372békéDescribing a person of white, French descent from the French Antilles
Adjective
32374brouteurweb browser; muff diver; Internet scammer, cybercriminal
Noun
32376physionomistesomeone with a good memory for faces; bouncer; A physiognomist
Noun
32378cidreriecider-makers; cider house
Noun
32379haïssablehatable, detestable, insufferable, unbearable, worthy of being hated; mischievous
Adjective
32380ergoterto quibble; to argue; to contest; to prune a tree or plant; to scratch with the dewclaw (spur)
Verb
32381liberoPre-1990 spelling of libéro.
Noun
32387listellistel; fillet (space between two flutings in a shaft)
Noun
32389surgeonshoot (new growth from the trunk of a tree); offshoot, rebirth (something that is reborn or grows out of something else again); offspring, progeny (descendant of someone)
Noun
32390coquetiereggcup; egg seller; a business which sells eggs; cockler (someone who gathers and sells cockles or other shellfish)
Noun
32391abortifabortive; unavailing; futile; abortifacient; capable of causing abortion when absorbed; abortive, fruitless; sterile
Adjective
32396jointifjoined (together); contiguous
Adjective
32397maquerellemadam (keeper of a brothel), female pimp
Noun
32398péonan agricultural labourer in Mexico
Noun
32400maroquinierleather / morocco craftsman or trader
Noun