34202coryphéeleader of the ancient Greek chorus, coryphaeus
Noun
34203ondoyantundulating, rippling
Adjective
34206épieuspear; lance
Noun
34207scratcherto scratch, to make a scratch
Verb
34208sicairehitman (someone hired to kill)
Noun
34213drillerto drill (to instruct, to train, to coach)
Verb
34217nimbehalo; nimbus
Noun
34219raoutrout (large evening party, soirée); gathering, assembly
Noun
34224vénielVeniel, pardonable.
Adjective
34227zappeurzapper, (TV) remote
Noun
34231persiflerto mock someone by way of feigned politeness and kindness with ironic, veiled insults, or by apparently light-hearted teasing with a harsher double meaning, intended to be understood by onlookers but not the person mocked; to mock someone generally; to say in mockery
Verb
34232tuquestion marker
Particle
34249slushslush (half-melted snow or ice); slush (icy drink)
Noun
34251pralinrelated to the village of Praz-sur-Arly, in Savoy
Adjective
34254occitanOccitan (an endangered Romance language spoken in Occitania, a region of Europe that includes Southern France, Auvergne, Limousin, and some parts of Catalonia and Italy)
Noun
34258séidehenchman, minion
Noun
34260cunnicunnilingus
Noun
34262chameliercamel rider (or soldier mounted on a camel); camel driver
Noun
34264découcherto sleep away from home, to stay the night elsewhere; to stay out all night
Verb
34266gabardinethe woolen cloth gaberdine; a long coat with sleeves, notably a raincoat
Noun
34267rumenrumen (stomach)
Noun
34273pieuterto sleep (in bed); to go to bed; to crash out, hit the hay
Verb
34276emmiin the middle; in the centre
Adverb
34284faussetfaucet (tap used to stop the flow of liquid from a vessel); (singing) falsetto (type of singing voice)
Noun
34290cervoiseale, a beer made during antiquity and the Middle Ages with barley or wheat, but without hops
Noun