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Words 35201–35300
35201sarmate
Sarmatian
Adjective
35202avocatier
avocado, avocado tree
Noun
35203paramagnétique
paramagnetic
Adjective
35204biocénose
biocoenose, biocenosis
Noun
35205caracole
caracole; snail
Noun
35206muscader
to flavor with nutmeg
Verb
35207chambrier
chamberlain; chambermaid (or similar male servant)
Noun
35208tridentin
Tridentine (all senses)
Adjective
35209daïmio
daimyo
Noun
35210taloche
cuff, clout; float (tool used for smoothing concrete, plaster, etc.)
Noun
35211calade
a harmonious, decorative and useful arrangement of medium-sized pebbles, fixed to the ground
Noun
35212tripotage
fiddling, manipulation, jiggery-pokery
Noun
35213autostoppeur
hitchhiker
Noun
35214échantillonné
sampled
Adjective
35215successible
inheritable
Adjective
35216sécant
intersecting
Adjective
35217vermifuge
vermifuge
Noun
35218écœurant
an annoying person
Noun
35219vinaigrier
vinegar maker; cruet (for vinegar)
Noun
35220anticerne
concealer; anti-blemish
Adjective
35221accoucheuse
midwife
Noun
35222condyle
condyle
Noun
35223croassement
caw, squawk (cry of a crow); croak (cry of a frog)
Noun
35224badine
switch (stick); a small bendy walking stick, walking cane; tong (to use in a fireplace)
Noun
35225antifongique
antifungal, antimycotic
Noun
35226calorifère
heater, radiator
Noun
35227covariance
covariance
Noun
35228mésusage
misuse
Noun
35229railleur
mocking, scoffing
Adjective
35230ablatif
ablation; conceived to resist a process of ablation; of the ablative case
Adjective
35231manuscrire
to handwrite
Verb
35232bigordan
of Bigorre
Adjective
35233jaja
never in a million years
Adverb
35234baleinière
whaleboat (boat)
Noun
35235grouillot
jack of all trades; messenger boy
Noun
35236incel
incel
Noun
35237traînard
straggler, laggard; slowcoach, slowpoke
Noun
35238briochin
of, from or relating to the city of Saint-Brieuc, Côtes-d'Armor department, Brittany, France
Adjective
35239silésien
of Silesia; Silesian
Adjective
35240volition
volition
Noun
35241conchier
to beshit, to shit on something; used to tell someone to get lost
Verb
35242gercer
to chap, become chapped
Verb
35243fleurdelyser
to decorate with fleurs-de-lys
Verb
35244septuple
septuple
Adjective
35245presbyte
farsighted, long-sighted
Adjective
35246dolium
dolium
Noun
35247échansonne
a female cupbearer (officer who is responsible for serving drinks to a king or noble); a female drink server (someone whose job is to serve drinks)
Noun
35248succédané
substitute, replacement
Noun
35249gaspilleur
spendthrift, waster, squanderer
Noun
35250dessouder
to unsolder; to murder
Verb
35251enfarger
to ensnare, to entangle; To trip someone (by placing a leg in their path)
Verb
35252métempsycose
metempsychosis
Noun
35253tercet
tercet
Noun
35254capabilité
capability
Noun
35255inélégant
inelegant (not elegant)
Adjective
35256emboucher
to place one's lips against the mouthpiece of a wind instrument; to place the bit in a horse's mouth; to tell off, to antagonize; to argue
Verb
35257monothéiste
monotheist
Noun
35258jappement
yelp; whine
Noun
35259dysfonctionner
to malfunction
Verb
35260érotiser
to eroticise/eroticize
Verb
35261congruent
congruent
Adjective
35262gueulard
loudmouth
Noun
35263pissant
funny
Adjective
35264hospodar
hospodar
Noun
35265railleur
mocker, scoffer
Noun
35266caissette
small box; cupcake liner
Noun
35267vermoulu
riddled with woodworm, worm-eaten; moth-eaten
Adjective
35268piqueté
spotted or dotted (with)
Adjective
35269syli
syli (former currency of Guinea)
Noun
35270carillonneur
carillonist, carillonneur
Noun
35271katakana
katakana (syllabary); katakana (letter of the syllabary)
Noun
35272thrombus
thrombus
Noun
35273pard
serval
Noun
35274conflagration
conflagration
Noun
35275factorisation
factorisation
Noun
35276burnous
burnoose
Noun
35277troposphère
troposphere
Noun
35278lookbook
lookbook
Noun
35279questure
quaestorship (the office of a quaestor)
Noun
35280chatouillement
tickle, an act of tickling
Noun
35281minbar
minbar
Noun
35282dadais
clumsy child, awkward youth ; an oaf
Noun
35283impudicité
impudicity, shamelessness
Noun
35284attendrissement
emotion, (tender) feeling; pity
Noun
35285architecturalement
architecturally
Adverb
35286silicose
silicosis
Noun
35287rebonjour
hello again; hi again
Interjection
35288venaison
venison (meat)
Noun
35289physiognomonie
physiognomy
Noun
35290rollier
roller (aggressive bird)
Noun
35291littérairement
literarily (with respect to literature)
Adverb
35292débranchement
unplugging; turning off, switching off
Noun
35293exogamie
exogamy
Noun
35294féral
feral; wild
Adjective
35295quotidienneté
daily life
Noun
35296vinette
small wine
Noun
35297hypermétropie
hypermetropia, longsightedness
Noun
35298rythmiquement
rhythmically
Adverb
35299affabilité
affability
Noun
35300cervelas
saveloy
Noun