Most common French words

47883 words

Words 39601–39700

39601radioastronomie

radioastronomy

Noun

39602malacologie

malacology

Noun

39603poudrette

poudrette.

Noun

39604monohydrate

monohydrate

Noun

39605chassepot

a breechloading, rapid-fire, long-range rifle used in the French army from 1866 to 1874

Noun

39606aloyau

sirloin

Noun

39607revascularisation

revascularization

Noun

39608ingénument

frankly, openly; artlessly, ingenuously

Adverb

39609coronarographie

coronary catheterization

Noun

39610pomologie

pomology

Noun

39611proctologie

proctology

Noun

39612charitablement

charitably

Adverb

39613cognitivement

cognitively

Adverb

39614circulairement

circularly

Adverb

39615fautivement

wrongly; erroneously

Adverb

39616indiction

indiction

Noun

39617illisibilité

illegibility; unreadability

Noun

39618fermer sa gueule

to shut one's mouth; to shut up (refrain from speech)

Verb

39619imamat

imamate

Noun

39620dégivrer

to de-ice, defrost

Verb

39621montagnette

low mountain pasture; mountainette, hillock

Noun

39622écrouissage

work hardening, cold working; cold work

Noun

39623ostéogenèse

osteogenesis

Noun

39624liage

tying; binding

Noun

39625radiophonie

radio (technique, organization), radiophony

Noun

39626fibrociment

fibre cement, fibrocement (containing asbestos etc.)

Noun

39627infrason

infrasound

Noun

39628salinisation

salinization

Noun

39629fluidisé

fluidized

Adjective

39630exécration

execration

Noun

39631cautère

cautery (all senses)

Noun

39632lithologie

lithology

Noun

39633acidocétose

ketoacidosis

Noun

39634sinistrement

sinisterly, eerily

Adverb

39635éclaircissage

thinning out (of plants)

Noun

39636transvasement

decantation (transferring of a liquid from one vessel into another)

Noun

39637tournebroche

roasting spit, turnspit, roasting jack

Noun

39638contemplateur

contemplator, meditator

Noun

39639pneumonique

pneumonic

Adjective

39640loqueteux

tattered, ragged

Adjective

39641salamalec

a show of politeness, deference or flattery which is hypocritical, affected or exaggerated; salaam

Noun

39642unifolié

unifoliate

Adjective

39643asymptotiquement

asymptotically

Adverb

39644confessionnalisme

confessionalism

Noun

39645bistronomie

bistro-style gastronomy, characterised by good food in small portions

Noun

39646adamique

Adamic

Adjective

39647amenuisement

diminution

Noun

39648diphtérique

diphtheritic

Adjective

39649masteriser

synonym of matricer; to burn (a CD or DVD)

Verb

39650paréidolie

pareidolia

Noun

39651préqualification

prequalification

Noun

39652makila

blood

Noun

39653dikkenek

arrogant, haughty, supercilious person, a braggard

Noun

39654pesse

synonym of épicéa (“spruce”)

Noun

39655xylème

xylem

Noun

39656eugénol

eugenol

Noun

39657ostéotomie

osteotomy

Noun

39658minoritairement

minorly

Adverb

39659archicomble

jam-packed

Adjective

39660bostonner

to dance the Boston

Verb

39661renonculacée

flowering plant of the family Ranunculaceae

Noun

39662galuchat

galuchat

Noun

39663restanque

A type of dry stone wall supporting a terrace in Provence, or the terrace itself

Noun

39664globish

Globish

Noun

39665panthéonisation

pantheonization

Noun

39666hypercritique

hypercritical

Adjective

39667imprécateur

curser; ill-wisher

Noun

39668transcodage

transcoding

Noun

39669bonhommie

post-1990 spelling of bonhomie

Noun

39670voiser

to voice

Verb

39671voûtement

vaulting (collectively, the vaults of a building or structure)

Noun

39672exceptionnalisme

exceptionalism

Noun

39673détatouage

tattoo removal

Noun

39674joueur contre joueur

player versus player

Noun

39675déguerpissement

the abandonment of the possession of a building; the act by which the purchaser of a landed annuity renounced their ownership in order to discharge themselves of the payment of the annuity; eviction; the action of being forced to leave one's home hastily; a flight; the act of abruptly abandoning one's residence to avoid paying rent or other fees

Noun

39676ergomètre

ergometer

Noun

39677TCD

abbreviation of transport de chalands de débarquement — LPD (“landing platform dock”); a military sea transport that has a dock to embark and debark landing craft

Noun

39678shtetl

shtetl

Noun

39679cœlacanthe

coelacanth

Noun

39680capsulaire

capsular

Adjective

39681sorabe

Sorbian