37503redevoirto owe again; to have to again
Verb
37505mijauréepretentious woman; young madam
Noun
37511orgeatorgeat; a drink made of orgeat syrup, diluted with water
Noun
37521résédareseda, mignonette (plant)
Noun
37527relanceurOne who returns the ball, especially from a serve, e.g. in tennis or volleyball
Noun
37528amatirto give gold or silver a matte finish
Verb
37531minutierminutes (register containing official records of meetings)
Noun
37533NRBCCBRN (“chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear”) abbreviation of nucléaire, radiologique, biologique, chimique (nuclear, radiological, biological, chemical)
Adjective
37538hanoutsepulchral chamber in a rock mass, hypogeum; shop, store
Noun
37543daphniedaphnia (any water flea of the genus Daphnia)
Noun
37545futpost-1990 spelling of fût
Noun
37547fontainiera plumber; a person who builds fountains; a turncock
Noun
37549algaraderow, dispute, quarrel; insult, angry outburst
Noun
37551abattisrubble; an area that has been cleared of trees, but not yet of their stumps; giblets; abatis; limbs
Noun
37555rançongicielransomware (malware that holds the data of a computer user for ransom)
Noun
37556fagotébundled; togged up (badly or carelessly dressed)
Adjective
37557chleuhTashelhit; one of the Berber languages; a German; a kraut
Noun
37569dalmateDalmatian (extinct language)
Noun
37570tannanttiring; irritating; insistent; troublesome; overexcited; overstimulated; mischievous; playful; impish
Adjective
37574maratheMarathi, the Marathi language
Noun
37578exprèsa messenger carrying letters for personal delivery; a messenger (in general)
Noun
37585mielléhoneyed, with honey; honey-colored; sweet as honey
Adjective
37588damasséthe fabric damassé, which is woven figured like damask
Noun
37594alanguirto cause to become languid; to become languid
Verb
37596disconvenirto disagree; to be inappropriate; to be unsuitable
Verb
37599pétoirepeashooter (old or ineffective gun)
Noun