35801keffiehkeffiyeh (cloth worn on head)
Noun
35805zébrurea zebra-stripe pattern
Noun
35813maïzenacornflour / cornstarch
Noun
35818sommelleriethe profession or office of a sommelier
Noun
35820écolâtreschoolmaster of a medieval cathedral school; teacher
Noun
35824archeriearchery; a group of archers
Noun
35825cintragecentering (temporary support to an arch)
Noun
35828décanatdeanship (in university)
Noun
35839moaïmoai (a statue from Easter Island)
Noun
35844péteurfarter, one who breaks wind
Noun
35848rhétoricienrhetorician; final year student, high school senior
Noun
35849quétaineunfashionable; outmoded; dated
Adjective
35850améliorableimprovable (able to be improved)
Adjective
35852avinerto drink wine; to booze (drink excessively)
Verb
35853archèresynonym of archière
Noun
35854dresseusetamer, female equivalent of dresseur
Noun
35857bigrea forest ranger who sought out swarms of bees in the forest, tended to them, and gathered their honey and wax
Noun
35858jouxtenear, next to; according to
Preposition
35859enkysterto encyst (becoming surrounded by a cyst)
Verb
35863aiguilleterto lace up; to tie or knot together (with string, ribbon etc)
Verb
35866fongusfungus; a kind of tumor that forms on the skin and has a microscopic appearance of a sponge or fungus
Noun
35869licolhalter (for animals)
Noun
35870vanneaulapwing (bird); queen scallop (mollusc)
Noun
35872falotdull, spineless; droll
Adjective
35873dévitaliserto devitalize; to perform root canal surgery
Verb
35879barbettesmall beard; cowl; barbette
Noun
35885enherberto cover with grass; to poison
Verb
35886ergolpropellant (for rockets etc)
Noun
35889BriardSomeone from Brie
Noun
35894attrapeurthat tricks; that fetches
Adjective
35898lumignonsmall light; candle end
Noun