39401seigneuressefemale equivalent of seigneur; the wife of a seigneur; a female seigneur
Noun
39405éventaireflat basket used by flower sellers, etc.; stall (outside a shop)
Noun
39408plasteplastid; leucoplast
Noun
39409pennonpennon (triangular flag); pennant; a local urban militia in medieval Lyon
Noun
39410finnoisFinnish (related to the Finnish language)
Adjective
39412déviderto put (string) into a ball; to unwind, spool, reel; to recount, to reel off (a story)
Verb
39413armoncoupling (of railway carriages)
Noun
39416tchoinwhore, prostitute, thot
Noun
39417puinépost-1990 spelling of puîné
Adjective
39436dérivatifCausing a derivation (a drawing of humors or fluids from one part of the body to another, to relieve or lessen a morbid process); derivative
Adjective
39438cagnardcowardly; lazy
Adjective
39439vivandiera seller of food and beverages to troops; a sutler
Noun
39450trirèmetrireme (galley with three banks of oars)
Noun
39451préconditionprecondition; the initial value of a variable
Noun
39454viandardunscrupulous hunter or fisherman, who does not care for the environment or humaneness; ghoul; exploiter (of other people); someone who loves meat
Noun
39455pétroleuran arsonist who lights fires with petrol
Noun
39456bokmålBokmål (Norwegian written language)
Noun
39457chorionchorion (all senses)
Noun
39460gradusgradus; any books of instruction, or guides, in which gradual progress in literature, language instruction, music, or the arts in general, is sought
Noun
39462parrillagrill, barbecue (equipment)
Noun
39463autolyseautolysis (the destruction of a cell by its own enzymes); suicide
Noun
39466protisteprotist (eukaryotic unicellular organisms of the kingdom Protoctista)
Noun
39470merisewild cherry (fruit)
Noun
39471germanismeGermanism (a word or idiom of the German language)
Noun
39474lordoselordosis (excessive curvature of the spine)
Noun
39478pétillementtwinkle, sparkle; crackle, crackling; fizz, bubbling up, bubbling
Noun
39480désencombrerto unclutter; to declutter; disencumber; to unburden
Verb
39481kesscontraction of qu'est-ce que
39486maousremarkable; massive
Adjective
39496interversionswapping; inversion; reversal; transposition (of letters); metathesis
Noun
39497surjetoverlock (stitch)
Noun
39498linonlawn (linen fabric)
Noun