33402LouisianaisLouisianian (someone from, or pertaining to, Louisiana)
Noun
33405mam'zellesyncopic form of mademoiselle
Noun
33408libyquesynonym of libyen (“Libyan”)
Adjective
33410louisianaisLouisianian (relative to Louisiana or its inhabitants)
Adjective
33418conseilleursomeone who gives unsolicited advice
Noun
33420incisea part of a sentence, set between em dashes
Noun
33423pionnerto exchange (a piece)
Verb
33424désobligerto offend, to disparage, to humiliate
Verb
33425mandalea punch, a jab, especially one that is quick and hard to dodge
Noun
33432SofiSophy (“archaic form of Safawi”)
Noun
33433hot-doghot dog (frankfurter in a bun)
Noun
33434panurebreadcrumb; breading
Noun
33436mussehiding place; cache
Noun
33437vasistastransom window (window above a door or another window); fortochka (small ventilation window)
Noun
33439daltonismedaltonism (red-green color blindness)
Noun
33444aprioripost-1990 spelling of a priori
Noun
33445gloriettegloriette (pavilion or similar structure in an elevated position)
Noun
33446zainHaving no white markings (of the coat of a horse, dog etc.)
Adjective
33447détricotagethe act of unravelling a thread; the act of backing out on a promise
Noun
33453poujadismePoujadism; reactionary petit-bourgeois attitude
Noun
33463canchehair grass (of family Poaceae); dump
Noun
33464énonciateurenunciating, uttering; explaining
Adjective
33467pronyan interval (defined on a logarithmic scale) between two sounds
Noun
33468queta set of 26 leaves of paper with their couching fabrics; the approximate French equivalent of a quire
Noun
33470VOAinitialism of version originale anglais — original English version (OEV); an English-language film
Noun
33473pétulantexuberant, lively; impetuous
Adjective
33475théierCamellia sinensis, tea tree
Noun
33476vergéribbed, veined; laid (paper); streaky (colour)
Adjective
33477malingredelicate, fragile, puny
Adjective
33481nacréfritillary (butterfly)
Noun
33482murinmurine
Adjective
33483poêlonType of casserole (cooking pot); a small, deep metal or earthenware pan, skillet, or melting pot with a long handle commonly used for melting sugar or making caramel, warming sauces, or cooking single portions.; regional Canadian French use as a standard frying pan or skillet.
Noun
33485MoraveMoravian (resident or native of Moravia)
Noun
33487torchèrestandard lamp; floor lamp, torchiere
Noun
33489posidonieseagrass (of genus Posidonia)
Noun
33493cabriolecapriole (jump); capriole
Noun
33497mondepure; clean
Adjective
33500cassiersweet acacia, needle bush (Vachellia farnesiana, syn. Acacia farnesiana)
Noun