40704bigamebigamist (someone who practices bigamy)
Noun
40706moucharderto rat; to rat on; to tell tales
Verb
40707ignifugefireproof, fire-retardant
Adjective
40709plocwhoosh; plink
Interjection
40710décroiséuncrossed; to the near post; down the line
Adjective
40712faînefruit of the beech tree; beechnut, beech mast
Noun
40714granditthird-person singular present indicative/past historic of grandir
Verb
40719khôllesynonym of colle (“oral examination”)
Noun
40724séantsitting position; bottom; behind (of a person)
Noun
40733aïnouAinu; Äynu
Adjective
40734sadienof the Marquis de Sade; synonym of sadique (“sadistic”)
Adjective
40744philhellènephilhellene, philhellenic (supportive of Greek national independence)
Adjective
40746balzanHaving white "socks" (of a horse)
Adjective
40747emmanchéhaving handles that are of a different tincture or layer of enamel
Adjective
40748emmanchésodomite; idiot, fool; jerk, dickhead
Noun
40750poétiserto versify; to poetize or poeticize
Verb
40751stigmatiquestigmatic (related to a plant's stigma); stigmatic
Adjective
40754empoissonnerto stock with fish; to populate with fish
Verb
40758annamiteAnnamite, Annamese
Adjective
40771barbotagesplashing; a mixture of bran and water used to feed animals
Noun
40782propréteurproprætor (a magistrate of ancient Rome)
Noun
40783thermosphèrethermosphere (layer of the Earth's atmosphere)
Noun
40784matoissly (artfully cunning; secretly mischievous; wily)
Adjective
40785contrejourpost-1990 spelling of contre-jour
Noun
40792mornémorned (bearing a morne, a ring over the point of a lance, sword, etc.); morné; blunted
Adjective
40798judaïtéJewishness (in the religious sense, in terms of being an adherent of Judaism, the Jewish religion)
Noun