33306mascaretbore (of a tidal river); streaming crowd of people
Noun
33308daguetbrocket (young stag)
Noun
33315lémaniqueof Léman (Lake Geneva)
Adjective
33316génépiwormwood; a liqueur similar to absinthe
Noun
33323gloupsa swallowing sound, especially one made out of fear or embarrassment.
Interjection
33325morbihannaisof Morbihan (a French department in Brittany)
Adjective
33331coudriersynonym of noisetier: hazel
Noun
33337ramequinramekin (dish for baking in oven)
Noun
33339cocufierto be unfaithful to; to cuckold
Verb
33342moufterto protest, complain
Verb
33343foutaisesguff (nonsensical talk or thinking)
Noun
33344cuculbum, bottom, derriere
Noun
33348cerclagerimming; ringing; cerclage
Noun
33349tripotéebeating, thrashing, flogging, beatdown; horde, host, swarm (large quantity)
Noun
33354griottesour cherry (fruit)
Noun
33355paramétrableconfigurable, customizable, parametrizable
Adjective
33356mercurialeA session of the French Parliament held on a Wednesday where the First President would denounce any injustices.; mercury (Mercurialis); synonym of mercuriale annuelle (“annual mercury”) (Mercurialis annua); reprimand, scolding
Noun
33361ultralégerultralight, microlight, lightweight
Adjective
33362SardeSardinian (native or inhabitant of Sardinia, Italy)
Noun
33364surexposerto overexpose; to show (typically a body part) too much
Verb
33368ouatéquilted; muffled
Adjective
33372brumerto fog, to be foggy
Verb
33375hulottetawny owl (Strix aluco); lesser yellow underwing (Noctua comes)
Noun
33376tarièreauger (carpenter's tool for boring holes longer than those bored by a gimlet)
Noun
33377resquilleurqueue-jumper; gatecrasher; freeloader
Noun
33388laideronan ugly girl or young woman
Noun
33394pennépinnate
Adjective
33397chouiabrochette, grilled meat
Noun
33399sylphesylph (the elemental being of air)
Noun