38201traquetwheatear; stonechat
Noun
38207entarterto throw a cream pie at someone's face, to pie
Verb
38208stramoinejimsonweed (Datura stramonium)
Noun
38216dracherto pour, rain hard, to chuck it down
Verb
38217autostoppost-1990 spelling of auto-stop
Noun
38219mainatemyna / mynah (bird)
Noun
38221surcotéoverpriced; overrated
Adjective
38225carapaterto run, to make haste; to run away
Verb
38228emmancherto fit, to attach (especially to a shaft or a handle); to help someone into; to get going, start up, set about, commence; to sodomise, buttfuck
Verb
38229fletflounder (fish)
Noun
38233gazouillementchirping, tweeting; tweeting (microblogging)
Noun
38238bourlingueura sailor who would go to sea even in dangerous conditions; globetrotter
Noun
38239turnepad (bedroom); pad (house)
Noun
38250remplumerto put flesh on the bones (begin to recover weight loss)
Verb
38251tankistetanker (member of a tank crew)
Noun
38252Natelmobile phone, cellphone
Noun
38261jacarandajacaranda (Jacaranda); synonym of jacaranda à feuilles de mimosa (Jacaranda mimosifolia D. Don)
Noun
38263ketchketch (boat)
Noun
38266ikebanaThe Japanese art of flower arrangement.
Noun
38271pandémoniumthe imaginary capital of Hell; a place having one or more of the characteristics attributed to hell, in other words many people suffering from or planning corrupt or evil deeds in a loud, chaotic, tumultuous gathering
Noun
38276plectreplectrum, pick (for strumming string instruments)
Noun
38279microchirurgiemicrosurgery (surgical procedures that are very small)
Noun
38282bachota small vat or similar container; synonym of baccalauréat; bac (≈ A-level, high school diploma)
Noun
38283moulamoney; cannabis
Noun
38286machaonswallowtail (butterfly)
Noun
38288fonctionnariatofficialdom (the status of a civil servant or similar official)
Noun
38289argienRelating to Argos
Adjective
38291malcommodeinconvenient; impractical; insufferable; unbearable
Adjective
38298enfeufunereal recess
Noun