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Words 32601–32700
32601novelle
novel (a new legal constitution)
Noun
32602kommando
a group of French Second World War prisoners of war in Germany
Noun
32603membrure
frame (of a person); spars of a vessel
Noun
32604araire
ard
Noun
32605vacher
cow
Adjective
32606brai
pitch (dark, extremely viscous material made by distilling tar)
Noun
32607méristème
meristem
Noun
32608glaïeul
gladiolus (plant)
Noun
32609cagnard
coward; lazy person; suntrap (warm place that captures the heat of the sun); extreme heat
Noun
32610neutralisant
neutralizing
Adjective
32611aveline
hazelnut, filbert
Noun
32612castriste
Castrist
Adjective
32613fada
nutcase
Noun
32614Mariste
Marist
Noun
32615baryte
barite
Noun
32616fuie
A type of dovecote.
Noun
32617prénuptial
prenuptial, premarital
Adjective
32618regardable
watchable; observable
Adjective
32619gravimétrique
gravimetric
Adjective
32620recoiffer
to fix one's hair (again, or after being disturbed)
Verb
32621déréguler
to deregulate
Verb
32622noceur
party animal, reveller; one who sleeps late or not at all; or, one who stays out late to revel or party
Noun
32623pochard
drunk, drunkard
Noun
32624pavlovien
of Pavlov; Pavlovian (relating to the theories of Ivan Pavlov)
Adjective
32625révisable
revisable, variable (subject to change)
Adjective
32626mariste
Marist
Adjective
32627rétamer
to tin-plate again; to wear out; to fall on the ground spectacularly; to fail spectacularly
Verb
32628bédéiste
cartoonist, graphic novelist
Noun
32629étrenne
the first sale of the day made by a shopkeeper, merchant etc.; the first time something is used/worn/done; New Year's gift; Christmas present (especially when talking to a child)
Noun
32630trépan
drill; trepan, trephine
Noun
32631désossé
boned, off the bone; flabby; supple; boneless
Adjective
32632désescalader
to climb down
Verb
32633voltmètre
voltmeter
Noun
32634téléologique
teleological
Adjective
32635moutard
young boy; brat, kid
Noun
32636transcanadien
transCanadian
Adjective
32637podomètre
pedometer
Noun
32638gardian
An Occitan cowboy in the Camargue region
Noun
32639débiner
to denigrate, run down
Verb
32640transborder
to ferry
Verb
32641froncement
scowl (the wrinkling of the brows or face in frowning)
Noun
32642bouderie
pouting; sulk
Noun
32643évangélisateur
evangeliser
Noun
32644merlette
the merlette; female blackbird
Noun
32645mercantiliste
mercantilist
Adjective
32646thésauriser
to hoard
Verb
32647huméral
humeral
Adjective
32648balado
podcast
Noun
32649meurtrissure
bruise; scar
Noun
32650saisissable
graspable, seizable; understandable
Adjective
32651subatomique
subatomic
Adjective
32652intercesseur
intercessor
Noun
32653compartimenté
compartmentalized
Adjective
32654turfiste
punter, racegoer
Noun
32655florifère
floriferous
Adjective
32656ouistiti
marmoset; weirdo
Noun
32657réprouvé
reprobate
Adjective
32658énonciatif
enunciative
Adjective
32659zef
wind
Noun
32660anomie
anomie
Noun
32661vitiligo
vitiligo
Noun
32662décolletage
neckline, décolletage; undercutting; topping
Noun
32663nombrilisme
navel-gazing
Noun
32664subrogation
subrogation
Noun
32665constriction
constriction
Noun
32666wheeling
wheelie (an action or stunt where a bicycle, motorcycle, or other vehicle is ridden for a short period while it is standing only on its rear wheel or wheels)
Noun
32667chitine
chitin (polymer of N-acetylglucosamine, found in arthropod and fungi)
Noun
32668capitanat
captaincy
Noun
32669sacristi
good Lord, heavens above
Interjection
32670timonerie
helming; steering
Noun
32671compulsivement
compulsively
Adverb
32672préfacier
author of a preface
Noun
32673pommeraie
apple orchard
Noun
32674manœuvrant
manoeuvrable
Adjective
32675fauvisme
fauvism
Noun
32676courlis
curlew
Noun
32677acquiescement
agreement, acquiescence
Noun
32678plaisamment
pleasantly; pleasingly; jokingly, jestingly
Adverb
32679effarement
alarm; bewilderment
Noun
32680intertextualité
intertextuality
Noun
32681laconiquement
laconically
Adverb
32682panachage
blend, mix, mixture
Noun
32683pluridisciplinarité
multidisciplinarity
Noun
32684électrochimie
electrochemistry
Noun
32685niobé
niobium
Adjective
32686salicylique
salicylic
Adjective
32687scolairement
scholarly, academically; pedantically
Adverb
32688malthusianisme
Malthusianism
Noun
32689tricotage
knitting (occupation)
Noun
32690vitrerie
glaziery; windows
Noun
32691caducité
caducity; transience
Noun
32692lâchage
release, loosening; abandon
Noun
32693archichancelier
archchancellor
Noun
32694chavisme
Chavism
Noun
32695berthon
foldboat
Noun
32696conspirationnisme
conspiracy theory, conspiracism, conspirationism, conspiratorialism
Noun
32697territorialisation
territorialization
Noun
32698chnek
vulva, pussy; young woman; slut
Noun
32699pimprenelle
burnet (Sanguisorba minor)
Noun
32700félibrige
Félibrige, a 19th century literary or cultural association
Noun