40803affinerierefinery (especially a place where metal is purified)
Noun
40823briquetagebrickwork; a pattern of lines on plaster, etc., to imitate brickwork; briquetage
Noun
40831ludionCartesian diver
Noun
40833buccinwhelk (any one of numerous species belonging to family Buccinidae, edible clams, such as whelks and their relatives); buccina (curved brass instrument)
Noun
40835zakouskian hors-d'oeuvre, especially one of Russian or Polish style
Noun
40836gendarmettepolicewoman (specifically a female gendarme)
Noun
40844catherinettea girl of 25 years old who is unmarried by St Catherine's Day (25th November)
Noun
40845zostèreany member of the genus Zostera of aquatic plants; eelgrass
Noun
40850mâtinguard dog, watchdog, hound; mastiff; sly old dog, cunning devil
Noun
40851camerCameroonian
Noun
40856césariserto grant the César Award to (a nominee)
Verb
40857bruiterto make noise; to do the sound effects, produce foley
Verb
40863monogènemonogenous; monogenic
Adjective
40864chalcidienChalcidian (of, from or relating to Chalcis, Greece)
Adjective
40865abducteurof the abductor muscles and their movement; abductive
Adjective
40867domperto dump (end a relationship)
Verb
40868ganymèdebottom (passive homosexual partner)
Noun
40884phénologiephenology (study of the effect of climate)
Noun
40885moutonnerto be flecked (with white horses, white caps); to foam, froth; (of hills) to roll; to be flecked with fleecy clouds; to practice the occupation of an itinerant shepherd; to denounce
Verb
40888aérologieaerology (branch of meteorology)
Noun
40891sylvinesylvite; orange swift (moth)
Noun
40893équilibrismebalancing (occupation of a performer who performs balances)
Noun