32503brucellosebrucellosis ("infection by a bacterium of the genus Brucella")
Noun
32505cérumenearwax (waxy substance secreted by the ear)
Noun
32510macumbamacumba (a type of Afro-Brazilian folk religion, or a specific cult or ceremony of such religion)
Noun
32514dépoussiéragethe act of dusting, vacuum-cleaning; the act of updating, making current
Noun
32530brûlisswidden, woodland exposed to slash and burn; slash and burn technique
Noun
32532tadamta-da! shazaam!
Interjection
32538échevinagealdermancy, 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
32539crécellerattle (instrument, toy)
Noun
32542poussahroly-poly (toy that rights itself when pushed over); a very fat, short, and stocky man
Noun
32543bucheronpost-1990 spelling of bûcheron
Noun
32547gypaètelammergeier, bearded vulture
Noun
32550pimbêcheminx (impertinent woman)
Noun
32552MarennesMarennes (a Town and former commune in the department of Charente-Maritime, Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
Noun
32553friponmischievous
Adjective
32558barbillonbarbel (sensory organ of a fish); wattle (flap hanging from chicken beak); young barbel
Noun
32562garnissagetrim (decoration); lining; stuffing
Noun
32563pianistiquepianistic (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
32566ballonnetsmall ball; small balloon; ballonet
Noun
32570congèresnowdrift, snowbank
Noun
32573inopérableinoperable (incapable of being successfully operated on)
Adjective
32575chiengreedy, stingy
Adjective
32581empâterto coat, enrobe; to thicken; to puff up; to nourish; to fill out, to get fat
Verb
32583soultea payment made to balance an account
Noun
32584amerrirto splash down (land in water); to crash-land (in water)
Verb
32590radiologisteradiologist (practitioner of radiology)
Noun
32591vitupérerto vituperate; to rant and rave; to rail
Verb
32592mazetteExpression of surprise or amazement, in either a positive or negative sense
Interjection
32593moirémoiré, watered (effect); shimmering
Adjective
32594remangerto eat again; to resume eating
Verb
32595cabotincamp, overly theatrical
Adjective
32597gâtinewasteland; moor; marshy, waterproof and sterile ground
Noun
32600dévoyéstray, immoral or corrupt person (someone who has strayed from a moral lifestyle)
Noun