32601novellenovel (a new legal constitution)
Noun
32602kommandoa group of French Second World War prisoners of war in Germany
Noun
32603membrureframe (of a person); spars of a vessel
Noun
32606braipitch (dark, extremely viscous material made by distilling tar)
Noun
32609cagnardcoward; lazy person; suntrap (warm place that captures the heat of the sun); extreme heat
Noun
32616fuieA type of dovecote.
Noun
32620recoifferto fix one's hair (again, or after being disturbed)
Verb
32622noceurparty animal, reveller; one who sleeps late or not at all; or, one who stays out late to revel or party
Noun
32624pavlovienof Pavlov; Pavlovian (relating to the theories of Ivan Pavlov)
Adjective
32625révisablerevisable, variable (subject to change)
Adjective
32627rétamerto tin-plate again; to wear out; to fall on the ground spectacularly; to fail spectacularly
Verb
32628bédéistecartoonist, graphic novelist
Noun
32629étrennethe 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
32630trépandrill; trepan, trephine
Noun
32631désosséboned, off the bone; flabby; supple; boneless
Adjective
32635moutardyoung boy; brat, kid
Noun
32638gardianAn Occitan cowboy in the Camargue region
Noun
32639débinerto denigrate, run down
Verb
32641froncementscowl (the wrinkling of the brows or face in frowning)
Noun
32644merlettethe merlette; female blackbird
Noun
32650saisissablegraspable, seizable; understandable
Adjective
32662décolletageneckline, décolletage; undercutting; topping
Noun
32666wheelingwheelie (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
32667chitinechitin (polymer of N-acetylglucosamine, found in arthropod and fungi)
Noun
32669sacristigood Lord, heavens above
Interjection
32678plaisammentpleasantly; pleasingly; jokingly, jestingly
Adverb
32685niobéniobium
Adjective
32687scolairementscholarly, academically; pedantically
Adverb
32692lâchagerelease, loosening; abandon
Noun
32696conspirationnismeconspiracy theory, conspiracism, conspirationism, conspiratorialism
Noun
32698chnekvulva, pussy; young woman; slut
Noun
32700félibrigeFélibrige, a 19th century literary or cultural association
Noun