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Words 33101–33200
33101formaliste
formalist
Noun
33102verglacé
icy (of a surface)
Adjective
33103tyrrhénien
Tyrrhenian
Adjective
33104déclassifié
declassified
Adjective
33105lambrequin
lambrequin
Noun
33106mozabite
Mozabite
Adjective
33107bizuter
to haze (subject to an initiation)
Verb
33108fusiforme
fusiform
Adjective
33109épigénétique
epigenetics
Noun
33110atavique
atavistic
Adjective
33111dentellière
lacemaker
Noun
33112hydrazine
hydrazine
Noun
33113bentonite
bentonite
Noun
33114trax
excavator, digger (construction equipment); backhoe, backhoe loader, loader excavator
Noun
33115fast-food
fast food; fast food restaurant
Noun
33116cochonnet
piglet, young pig; jack, jack-ball
Noun
33117lexicographie
lexicography, dictionary-writing, the art or craft of writing dictionaries
Noun
33118néodyme
neodymium
Noun
33119socca
socca (soft chickpea pancake)
Noun
33120engendrement
fathering (of child)
Noun
33121khôl
kohl
Noun
33122hystérésis
hysteresis (a property of a system)
Noun
33123cryptologie
cryptology
Noun
33124miyako
Miyako (language)
Noun
33125médiocrement
mediocrely (in a mediocre way)
Adverb
33126albinisme
albinism
Noun
33127diffa
feast, banquet (especially for a wedding)
Noun
33128parentéral
parenteral
Adjective
33129supraconductivité
superconductivity
Noun
33130aéropostal
airmail
Adjective
33131cosmétologie
cosmetology
Noun
33132foulage
pressing, crushing
Noun
33133freux
rook (bird)
Noun
33134lavallière
lavaliere, pussy bow (floppy type of necktie)
Noun
33135moleskine
moleskin (fabric)
Noun
33136nominativement
by name
Adverb
33137pluviosité
rainfall
Noun
33138tarissement
drying up; dwindling
Noun
33139turbidité
turbidity
Noun
33140criticité
criticality (of a nuclear reaction)
Noun
33141automaticité
automaticity
Noun
33142hussarder
to act, or treat someone, in a cavalier manner
Verb
33143loucheur
cross-eyed or squinting person
Noun
33144chalutage
trawling
Noun
33145fonctionnalisme
functionalism
Noun
33146évangélisme
evangelicalism; evangelism
Noun
33147namasté
namaste (a greeting)
Interjection
33148gineste
Spanish broom (Spartium junceum)
Noun
33149ophrys
bee orchid of the genus Ophrys
Noun
33150fortran
Fortran
Noun
33151chiasme
chiasmus
Noun
33152verdet
verdigris
Noun
33153acut
acute
Adjective
33154spéculaire
specular
Adjective
33155extériorisation
exteriorization
Noun
33156cornières
a long, L-shaped piece of steel or aluminum bent at 90°, steel angle
Noun
33157normativité
normativity
Noun
33158réexpédition
reshipping; resending
Noun
33159n8
goodnight (replacing bonne nuit)
Interjection
33160peuchère
Used to express compassion, surprise or pity.
Interjection
33161mille-pieds
synonym of mille-pattes (“millipede”) (elongated arthropods)
Noun
33162bibiche
a girlfriend or female lover
Noun
33163CSEM
abbreviation of Centre suisse d’électronique et de microtechnique (Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology)
Noun
33164nanométrique
nanometric
Adjective
33165hanovrien
of Hanover; Hanoverian
Adjective
33166aragonais
Aragonese (from Aragon)
Adjective
33167ébrécher
to chip; to dent
Verb
33168freluquet
whippersnapper; popinjay; runt
Noun
33169dialogique
dialogic
Adjective
33170béance
gap, wide opening
Noun
33171remastériser
to remaster
Verb
33172ménade
maenad (follower of Dionysus)
Noun
33173économétrique
econometric
Adjective
33174mongolien
a person with Down syndrome
Noun
33175bactéricide
bactericide; antibiotic
Noun
33176collationner
to collate; to verify (documents) by comparing them
Verb
33177ensemblier
interior designer; set designer (cinema, TV)
Noun
33178tarin
siskin; a nose; particularly a large, shapely one
Noun
33179carcajou
wolverine; a person who is fierce or otherwise displays the characters of a wolverine
Noun
33180boucaner
to smoke meat
Verb
33181cornouiller
dogwood
Noun
33182ripailler
to feast
Verb
33183Sarthois
resident or native of Sarthe
Noun
33184thermocouple
thermocouple
Noun
33185grognasse
a grouchy despicable woman
Noun
33186gnangnan
soppy, namby-pamby
Adjective
33187arpéger
to play an arpeggio, to arpeggiate
Verb
33188tuméfaction
tumefaction
Noun
33189ventilatoire
breathing
Adjective
33190aragonais
Aragonese (language)
Noun
33191Aragonais
Aragonese person
Noun
33192vivipare
viviparous
Adjective
33193croque-mitaine
bogeyman (menacing, ghost-like monster in children's stories)
Noun
33194servien
Serbian
Adjective
33195pochade
pochade
Noun
33196ariette
arietta
Noun
33197oncologique
oncologic
Adjective
33198coda
coda; a syllable coda
Noun
33199profanateur
profaner, defiler (especially of tombs)
Noun
33200tronconique
frustoconical
Adjective