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Words 35901–36000
35901débrayable
Able to be disengaged (of part of a mechanism)
Adjective
35902lingère
washerwoman, laundry maid
Noun
35903biquette
kid (baby goat)
Noun
35904fabuliste
fabulist
Adjective
35905prodrome
prodrome
Noun
35906maigrelet
skinny
Adjective
35907droguiste
druggist
Noun
35908chti
chtimi, the regional dialect of Picard spoken in Nord-Pas-de-Calais
Noun
35909Chti
resident or native of the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region of France, especially a person who speaks Picard
Noun
35910supermassif
supermassive
Adjective
35911chabin
sheep-goat hybrid, "geep"; a person of African descent with pale skin
Noun
35912trivalent
trivalent
Adjective
35913inversible
invertible (which has an inverse)
Adjective
35914surmontable
surmountable
Adjective
35915kinesthésique
kinesthetic
Adjective
35916octupler
to octuple; to multiply by eight
Verb
35917bisquer
to be scornful; to be moody
Verb
35918sensibilisant
sensitized
Adjective
35919voltairien
Voltairean
Adjective
35920pompeuse
pumper
Noun
35921courtaud
short (of a person); having a docked tail
Adjective
35922néphrétique
nephritic, renal
Adjective
35923kobold
kobold
Noun
35924pinotte
peanut, goober (a legume resembling a nut); trifle; methamphetamine; term of address to a little or young girl
Noun
35925agroécologique
agroecological
Adjective
35926camélidé
any member of the Camelidae taxonomic family
Noun
35927nielle
corncockle; blight, ear cockle; niello
Noun
35928faïencier
a person who makes or sells earthenware (faience)
Noun
35929vauclusien
of Vaucluse
Adjective
35930Sherbrookois
Sherbrookian (native or inhabitant of Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada) (usually male)
Noun
35931bancher
to construct formwork; to pour concrete using formwork
Verb
35932anthroponyme
anthroponym
Noun
35933lentisque
lentisk, mastic-tree (Pistacia lentiscus)
Noun
35934thermostatique
thermostatic
Adjective
35935sexto
sixthly
Adverb
35936baleiner
to equip or stiffen (clothing, umbrella etc.) with whalebone
Verb
35937déhanché
movement of the pelvis making the hips salient; technique of tilting the body when taking a curve in a motorcycle race; body attitude meant to enhance the silhouette by making the hips stand out; movement of the hips and legs
Noun
35938dadaïste
Dadaist
Adjective
35939ragot
small, stunted
Adjective
35940décalque
decal; decalcomania
Noun
35941désaltérant
thirst-quenching
Adjective
35942incorrection
a fault, default or impropriety, especially of language; State of what is incorrect; Character of what goes against courtesy and politeness; act displaying such character
Noun
35943myalgie
myalgia
Noun
35944hémophile
haemophiliac
Noun
35945dadaïste
Dadaist
Noun
35946arriser
to reef a sail
Verb
35947grouse
grouse
Noun
35948frottage
rubbing; frottage
Noun
35949cantilever
cantilever
Noun
35950bioluminescence
bioluminescence
Noun
35951remontoir
remontoir
Noun
35952puna
puna
Noun
35953planétologie
planetology
Noun
35954pastrami
pastrami
Noun
35955matras
a crossbow's square, with a cylindric or quadrangular head; an alchemist's long-necked glass receiver
Noun
35956cinquièmement
fifthly
Adverb
35957unilatéralisme
unilateralism
Noun
35958germanisation
Germanization (Making more German)
Noun
35959fantastiquement
fantastically (in a way related to fantasy)
Adverb
35960diurèse
diuresis
Noun
35961trictrac
a variant of backgammon, very popular during the 17th, 18th centuries in aristocratic circles of France; the board used to play it
Noun
35962poquer
to throw the boule up high so that it stops dead when it hits the ground; to stink
Verb
35963européanisation
Europeanisation
Noun
35964barbotine
slip (mixture of clay and water).; a slushie.
Noun
35965holographie
holography
Noun
35966dussé
presubject first-person singular imperfect subjunctive of devoir
Verb
35967visseuse
electric screwdriver, power screwdriver, screwgun
Noun
35968acromégalie
acromegaly
Noun
35969assoupissement
drowsiness
Noun
35970caillebotis
hatch cover; duckboard
Noun
35971citronnade
lemonade
Noun
35972maternisé
formula (milk for babies)
Adjective
35973miroiterie
the mirror business; mirror factory
Noun
35974gaspi
rubbish, waste
Noun
35975cuivreux
cuprous (all senses)
Adjective
35976épellation
spelling, orthography
Noun
35977pendage
(angle of) dip
Noun
35978victimation
victimization
Noun
35979béatement
blissfully
Adverb
35980exemplairement
exemplarily
Adverb
35981cachexie
cachexia
Noun
35982trinquet
mizzen
Noun
35983aubette
a small house or lodge; guardhouse, sentry-box; bus shelter
Noun
35984cartésianisme
Cartesianism
Noun
35985réflectivité
reflectivity
Noun
35986causticité
causticity; pungency
Noun
35987symphyse
symphysis
Noun
35988stéatose
steatosis
Noun
35989sociabilisation
socialization
Noun
35990préformation
preformation
Noun
35991téléostéen
teleostean
Noun
35992familistère
A kind of commune where numerous families reside
Noun
35993salmigondis
hodgepodge, jumble
Noun
35994rhéto
final year in high school, twelfth grade; final year student, high school senior
Noun
35995débilos
dumb, idiotic
Adjective
35996Levantin
Levantine
Noun
35997euphraise
eyebright (Euphrasia)
Noun
35998inverti
an invert; a homosexual
Noun
35999grondant
rumbling
Adjective
36000jouisseur
sensualist; person reaching pleasure during sexual intercourse
Noun