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Words 38701–38800
38701miliaire
miliaria; acute miliary tuberculosis
Noun
38702parotide
parotid
Adjective
38703getter
getter
Noun
38704parallélépipédique
parallelepipedic
Adjective
38705siniser
to sinicize
Verb
38706surérogatoire
supererogatory, superfluous
Adjective
38707asclépiade
Asclepiadean
Adjective
38708bottillon
ankle boot
Noun
38709graffiteur
graffiti artist
Noun
38710monogrammé
monogrammed (marked with a monogram)
Adjective
38711isochrone
isochrone
Adjective
38712hypercube
hypercube
Noun
38713ouzo
ouzo
Noun
38714hovercraft
hovercraft
Noun
38715oriel
oriel, bay window
Noun
38716copal
copal
Noun
38717cagna
dugout
Noun
38718axion
axion
Noun
38719volatilisation
volatilization
Noun
38720myélite
myelitis
Noun
38721leucopénie
leukopenia
Noun
38722marcottage
marcottage
Noun
38723callipyge
callipygian (having beautifully shaped buttocks)
Adjective
38724émotivement
emotively
Adverb
38725résolveur
solver (one who solves)
Noun
38726antonomase
antonomasia (figure of speech)
Noun
38727malhonnêtement
dishonestly
Adverb
38728roture
a landholding in New France, immediately below the level of seigneurie, and typically between 40 and 200 square arpents in size
Noun
38729réattribution
reattribution
Noun
38730pimper
to dress well; to pimp out/pimp up, to beautify, to fancify, to make stylish, to make gaudy
Verb
38731rectif
correction
Noun
38732théophylline
theophylline
Noun
38733assouvissement
satisfaction; appeasing
Noun
38734supersymétrie
supersymmetry
Noun
38735belligérance
belligerence
Noun
38736cagneux
knock-kneed (having the knees abnormally close together)
Adjective
38737cuisinette
kitchenette
Noun
38738embrouillamini
muddle, confusion
Noun
38739étendage
extension (act of extending); clothesline
Noun
38740monothérapie
monotherapy
Noun
38741névrite
neuritis
Noun
38742radiotéléphonie
radiotelephony
Noun
38743phanère
dander (skin flakes etc)
Noun
38744ankylosant
ankylosing
Adjective
38745désorption
desorption
Noun
38746rotondité
roundness; rotundity
Noun
38747sandalette
sandal (with just straps covering the foot)
Noun
38748enchâssement
embedding; embeddedness
Noun
38749éosinophilie
eosinophilia
Noun
38750débourrage
unblocking, unclogging
Noun
38751thériaque
theriac
Noun
38752tournoiement
spin, whirl; whirling, swirling
Noun
38753impesanteur
synonym of apesanteur
Noun
38754cavatine
cavatina
Noun
38755diathèse
diathesis
Noun
38756passéisme
passéism
Noun
38757jujubier
jujube (tree)
Noun
38758savoureusement
tastily
Adverb
38759vertigineusement
vertiginously; dizzily
Adverb
38760citérieur
hither; located near a certain point, usually defined relative to the speaker
Adjective
38761monohydraté
monohydrated
Adjective
38762carnavaleux
carnival-goer
Noun
38763macassar
macassar
Noun
38764chélidoine
celandine (Chelidonium)
Noun
38765périoste
periosteum
Noun
38766tubérosité
tuberosity
Noun
38767logistiquement
logistically
Adverb
38768boulonnerie
the manufacture and sale of bolts
Noun
38769bazou
clunker (car)
Noun
38770audiodescription
audio description; synonym of vidéodescription
Noun
38771réformable
reformable
Adjective
38772insulinothérapie
insulinotherapy
Noun
38773pyélonéphrite
pyelonephritis
Noun
38774rotifère
rotiferous
Adjective
38775comparatisme
comparatism
Noun
38776reprotoxique
reprotoxic
Adjective
38777Costaricien
Costa Rican
Noun
38778taillable
cuttable; malleable; subject to the land tax of taille
Adjective
38779catalpa
catalpa
Noun
38780mariniste
a supporter of French politician Marine Le Pen
Noun
38781stambouliote
of Istanbul
Adjective
38782mercuriel
mercurial
Adjective
38783préromain
pre-Roman
Adjective
38784parlote
chitchat
Noun
38785hygrophile
hydrophilic; hygroscopic
Adjective
38786bourgeonnant
budding; burgeoning
Adjective
38787morfal
greedyguts (greedy person)
Noun
38788nataliste
natalist
Noun
38789toquade
fad, fancy; infatuation
Noun
38790chatterie
titbit, morsel; playful caresses; cattery (place where cats board when their owners are on holiday)
Noun
38791incarnat
carnation
Adjective
38792aboyant
barking
Adjective
38793dissentiment
dissent; disagreement
Noun
38794moulière
mussel farm
Noun
38795barouder
to combat, battle
Verb
38796chambreur
the compartment in which a product (e.g. syrup) is held to maintain its temperature after heating; a holding tube; a tenant of a room
Noun
38797guanaco
guanaco (a South American ruminant (Lama guanicoe), closely related to the other lamoids, the alpaca, llama, and vicuña in the family Camelidae)
Noun
38798grelottant
shivering, trembling
Adjective
38799latté
latte: a hot coffee beverage; ellipsis of café latté
Noun
38800catéchine
catechin, catechol
Noun