38001déconfinementdeconfinement; easing of lockdown, lifting of lockdown, ceasing of quarantine and return to normal life
Noun
38002piétaillefoot soldiers; infantry; pedestrians (in a group); people of low rank or status
Noun
38007tétrapodefour-footed, tetrapodous
Adjective
38009roncièrePlace abundant in brambles
Noun
38012sagnesynonym of tourbière (“bog”); synonym of roseau (“reed”)
Noun
38014OQinitialism of officier de l'ordre national du Québec
Noun
38015tamiachipmunk (squirrel-like rodent)
Noun
38019inguérissableincurable (not capable of being cured)
Adjective
38021têtièreheadstall; pillow; testiere (horse's head armor); faceplate, forend
Noun
38023spiréemeadowsweet; spiraea (any of the plants in the Spiraea genus)
Noun
38027pendablethat merits hanging; that deserves to be hanged
Adjective
38038potardpotentiometer; pharmacy student or assistant
Noun
38041technophobetechnophobic (technology-fearing)
Adjective
38046traillea cable along which a ferry is pulled; Such a ferry
Noun
38051toastétoasted; caught in the act; drunk, stoned, high
Adjective
38052murespost-1990 spelling of mûres
Adjective
38054glissoireslide (made of ice, normally by children to slide for fun)
Noun
38055traînardstraggling, lagging
Adjective
38057péquincivvy; Joe Schmoe, rando
Noun
38061intendantethe mother superior in certain nunneries
Noun
38063méharistea dromedary rider, especially of a mehari, sometimes as part of camelry
Noun
38068apertclear, manifest, obvious
Adjective
38070nonnettetype of gingerbread with aniseed; young nun
Noun
38071plieurfolder (something that folds)
Noun
38073compasséscrupulous, meticulous; stuffy
Adjective
38074satelliserto put into orbit (as a satellite); to turn (a state, organization, etc.) into a satellite; bring into its orbit.; to tune in to a radio station via satellite radio.
Verb
38081cossinany small-sized object, especially of little value or interest
Noun
38082excavateurexcavator (vehicle, often on tracks, used to dig ditches etc; a backhoe)
Noun
38085suppurerto suppurate, fester (form or discharge pus)
Verb
38089carmincochineal, carmine (red dye made from the bodies of cochineal insects); carmine, crimson (deep, slightly bluish red); cinnabar moth Tyria jacobaeae
Noun
38096estompestump (artists’ drawing tool made of rolled paper)
Noun
38099haruspicea diviner in Ancient Rome who inspected the entrails of sacrificed animals, especially the livers of sacrificed sheep and poultry; haruspex
Noun