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Words 32501–32600
32501cornaline
carnelian
Noun
32502cytologie
cytology (cell biology)
Noun
32503brucellose
brucellosis ("infection by a bacterium of the genus Brucella")
Noun
32504théologiquement
theologically
Adverb
32505cérumen
earwax (waxy substance secreted by the ear)
Noun
32506momification
mummification
Noun
32507nuitamment
at night
Adverb
32508rapacité
rapacity
Noun
32509bidoche
meat
Noun
32510macumba
macumba (a type of Afro-Brazilian folk religion, or a specific cult or ceremony of such religion)
Noun
32511ingénieusement
ingeniously
Adverb
32512blanchissement
washing; whitening
Noun
32513déstructuration
deconstruction, destructuration
Noun
32514dépoussiérage
the act of dusting, vacuum-cleaning; the act of updating, making current
Noun
32515cerisaie
cherry orchard
Noun
32516ensablement
silting up
Noun
32517implacablement
implacably
Adverb
32518linoléum
linoleum
Noun
32519glutathion
glutathione
Noun
32520égouttage
draining
Noun
32521catholicité
catholicity
Noun
32522crétinisme
cretinism
Noun
32523redoutablement
redoubtably
Adverb
32524inachèvement
incompleteness
Noun
32525analgésie
analgesia
Noun
32526dépopulation
depopulation
Noun
32527surintendance
superintendence
Noun
32528bipolarisation
bipolarization
Noun
32529révocatoire
revocatory
Adjective
32530brûlis
swidden, woodland exposed to slash and burn; slash and burn technique
Noun
32531départementalisation
departmentalization
Noun
32532tadam
ta-da! shazaam!
Interjection
32533débouillir
to blanch (textiles)
Verb
32534déductibilité
deductibility
Noun
32535néologie
neology
Noun
32536hypercholestérolémie
hypercholesterolemia
Noun
32537hyperthyroïdie
hyperthyroidism
Noun
32538échevinage
aldermancy, aldermanship (the function, office, or position of an alderman); an alderman’s tenure in office; aldermanate, aldermanity (collectively, the body of aldermen of a municipality); aldermanry (a territory administered by an alderman or aldermen)
Noun
32539crécelle
rattle (instrument, toy)
Noun
32540fouisseur
burrowing
Adjective
32541consolateur
consoler, sympathizer, reliever
Noun
32542poussah
roly-poly (toy that rights itself when pushed over); a very fat, short, and stocky man
Noun
32543bucheron
post-1990 spelling of bûcheron
Noun
32544pénitentiel
penitential; penitant
Adjective
32545indentation
indentation
Noun
32546configurable
configurable
Adjective
32547gypaète
lammergeier, bearded vulture
Noun
32548actant
actant
Noun
32549boursouflé
blistered; puffy, bloated
Adjective
32550pimbêche
minx (impertinent woman)
Noun
32551marennes
Marennes oysters
Noun
32552Marennes
Marennes (a Town and former commune in the department of Charente-Maritime, Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
Noun
32553fripon
mischievous
Adjective
32554caryotype
karyotype
Noun
32555Turcoman
Turcoman (person)
Noun
32556hémostatique
haemostatic
Adjective
32557capacitif
capacitive
Adjective
32558barbillon
barbel (sensory organ of a fish); wattle (flap hanging from chicken beak); young barbel
Noun
32559absidiole
apsidole
Noun
32560parasismique
paraseismic, earthquakeproof
Adjective
32561Sarmate
Sarmatian
Noun
32562garnissage
trim (decoration); lining; stuffing
Noun
32563pianistique
pianistic (of or pertaining to piano playing); pianistic (suitable for playing on a piano, well-suited to piano playing); easy on the fingers; that sounds good on a piano
Adjective
32564fileté
threaded
Adjective
32565rabougri
stunted
Adjective
32566ballonnet
small ball; small balloon; ballonet
Noun
32567multimilliardaire
multibillionaire
Noun
32568épigraphe
epigraphic
Adjective
32569acclimaté
acclimatized
Adjective
32570congère
snowdrift, snowbank
Noun
32571cimmérien
cimmerian
Adjective
32572hindouiste
Hindu
Adjective
32573inopérable
inoperable (incapable of being successfully operated on)
Adjective
32574gelure
frostbite
Noun
32575chien
greedy, stingy
Adjective
32576boursouflure
swelling; blister; pomposity
Noun
32577briqueter
to brick up
Verb
32578quarantième
fortieth
Noun
32579prodigalité
prodigality
Noun
32580hindouiste
Hindu (person)
Noun
32581empâter
to coat, enrobe; to thicken; to puff up; to nourish; to fill out, to get fat
Verb
32582Ami
Citroën Ami
Noun
32583soulte
a payment made to balance an account
Noun
32584amerrir
to splash down (land in water); to crash-land (in water)
Verb
32585godron
gadroon
Noun
32586esquimau
Eskimo
Adjective
32587éthérique
etheric
Adjective
32588intellectualiser
to intellectualize
Verb
32589contrechamp
reverse shot
Noun
32590radiologiste
radiologist (practitioner of radiology)
Noun
32591vitupérer
to vituperate; to rant and rave; to rail
Verb
32592mazette
Expression of surprise or amazement, in either a positive or negative sense
Interjection
32593moiré
moiré, watered (effect); shimmering
Adjective
32594remanger
to eat again; to resume eating
Verb
32595cabotin
camp, overly theatrical
Adjective
32596greluche
bimbo (woman)
Noun
32597gâtine
wasteland; moor; marshy, waterproof and sterile ground
Noun
32598anastomose
anastomosis
Noun
32599chineur
bargain hunter
Noun
32600dévoyé
stray, immoral or corrupt person (someone who has strayed from a moral lifestyle)
Noun