37402vêtureinvestiture; clothing (action); cladding
Noun
37403glaiserto clay, spread clay onto
Verb
37406herminettefemale ermine when its fur is yellow in summer, as opposed to white in winter; its fur; adze; spokeshave
Noun
37410baratineursweet-talker, smooth talker, silver-tongued devil
Noun
37412marneursynonym of marneron
Noun
37415taubeGerman plane
Noun
37418emboîtantskin-tight, close-fitting
Adjective
37420péripatéticienof Aristotle and his philosophy; peripatetic; wandering; nomadic
Adjective
37426chauffeuseFemale chauffeur; fireside chair
Noun
37427duettisteduettist (someone who takes part in a duet)
Noun
37429déniaiserto smarten up (make less stupid or naive); to lose one's virginity
Verb
37433manadeherd (of bulls or horses)
Noun
37444mammitesynonym of mastite (“mammitis”)
Noun
37445sachantpundit (as a derogative term for an expert)
Noun
37451saucissonnerto slice, slice up; to chop up, divide up
Verb
37455ubiquisteubiquitous (being everywhere)
Adjective
37459TripolitainTripolitan (native or inhabitant of Tripoli)
Noun
37460péripatéticiena disciple of Aristotle, of the Peripatetic school; a peripatetic; a wanderer
Noun
37461moulona stack shaped like a haystack; a large quantity of something
Noun
37462raboteuxuneven, bumpy (surface); rough (voice)
Adjective
37468archétypiquearchetypal, archetypic, archetypical
Adjective
37473lorgnonmonocle; lorgnette; pince-nez
Noun
37475réchauffereheat, afterburning (in an aero engine)
Noun
37476décapsulerto take or remove the lid or top off something, uncap; open the cap of a bottle
Verb
37481chambristea member of a certain French Catholic sect in the early nineteenth century; a player of chamber music
Noun
37486chitonchiton (clothing); chiton (mollusc)
Noun
37491minestroneminestrone (thick Italian vegetable soup)
Noun
37492maremmea coastal marshy plain of Italy
Noun
37498nervationnervation, pattern of nerves, e.g. as seen on a leaf
Noun
37500téléverserto upload (to transfer data to from one's own source to a second location)
Verb