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Words 41801–41900
41801héliaque
heliacal
Adjective
41802sarclage
weeding
Noun
41803enjôler
to bewitch, to entice
Verb
41804prosopopée
prosopopoeia; a vehement and emphatic discourse
Noun
41805micropolluant
micropollutant
Noun
41806trichophyton
trichophyton
Noun
41807madianite
Midianite
Noun
41808douillettement
cosily, snugly
Adverb
41809hystériquement
hysterically
Adverb
41810drageon
a sprout growing from a root
Noun
41811monodique
monodic
Adjective
41812zéphirine
a type of coloured fabric once made on Saint-Quentin
Noun
41813écosocialiste
ecosocialist
Adjective
41814antichrèse
antichresis
Noun
41815caractérologie
characterology
Noun
41816inefficience
synonym of ineffectivité
Noun
41817aqualudique
watersport
Adjective
41818carbonarisme
Carbonarism
Noun
41819fouriérisme
Fourierism
Noun
41820dantoniste
Dantonist
Noun
41821ferromagnétisme
ferromagnetism
Noun
41822déchiquetage
shredding
Noun
41823feldwebel
feldwebel
Noun
41824touladi
a fish, Salvelinus namaycush, the lake trout
Noun
41825ranz
only used in ranz des vaches
Noun
41826sirtaki
sirtaki
Noun
41827commutativité
commutativity
Noun
41828cyane
cyanogen
Noun
41829tamponnage
buffering
Noun
41830pétomane
a flatulist; a prolific farter
Noun
41831sociopathie
sociopathy
Noun
41832fibrinolyse
fibrinolysis
Noun
41833leucocytose
leucocytosis
Noun
41834trichoptère
trichopteran
Noun
41835pathétisme
pathetism
Noun
41836assertivité
assertiveness
Noun
41837clonazépam
clonazepam
Noun
41838trancheur
slicer
Noun
41839galoubet
galoubet (a type of flute)
Noun
41840varlope
jointer plane
Noun
41841bouchonné
corky (wine)
Adjective
41842vétiller
to trifle (deal with unimportant things)
Verb
41843Norne
Norn
Noun
41844percoler
to percolate
Verb
41845lésine
miserliness, stinginess
Noun
41846tangara
tanagrine
Adjective
41847décapoter
to put down the soft top / hood of a convertible (car)
Verb
41848agapanthe
any member of the genus Agapanthus of flowering plants; agapanthus; lily of the Nile; African lily
Noun
41849surarmé
heavily armed
Adjective
41850romanichel
Gypsy; Bohemian
Adjective
41851mythographe
mythographer
Noun
41852flibuster
to buccaneer; to steal; to filch
Verb
41853uplet
tuple
Noun
41854paléogéographique
paleogeographic
Adjective
41855thermosensible
thermosensitive
Adjective
41856couvrante
covering
Noun
41857masturbant
masturbator (someone who masturbates himself); masturbator (someone who masturbates another person)
Noun
41858ombrophile
ombrophilous
Adjective
41859remmener
to remove or take away
Verb
41860expectorant
expectorant (causing or assisting the expulsion of phlegm)
Adjective
41861leibnitzien
Leibnizian
Adjective
41862rustaud
crass; vulgar
Adjective
41863oxfordien
Oxfordian, Oxonian
Adjective
41864réexporter
to reexport
Verb
41865basculeur
rocking
Adjective
41866pessière
spruce wood or forest
Noun
41867vulvaire
stinking goosefoot (Chenopodium vulvaria)
Noun
41868camphré
camphorated
Adjective
41869croûteux
crusty; scabby
Adjective
41870antiadhésif
non-stick
Adjective
41871nécrophage
necrophagous
Adjective
41872décamétrique
decametric
Adjective
41873aragne
synonym of araignée (“spider”)
Noun
41874scabieux
scabious, mangy
Adjective
41875contremaitre
post-1990 spelling of contremaître
Noun
41876chrysomèle
leaf beetle (of family Chrysomelidae)
Noun
41877belgicisme
a French word or phrase of Belgian origin; a belgicism
Noun
41878antiquisant
antiquated
Adjective
41879précontractuel
precontractual
Adjective
41880nécrophage
necrophage
Noun
41881cassable
breakable
Adjective
41882lignifier
to lignify
Verb
41883grège
of silk: raw; of the colour of such silk, between grey and beige; greige
Adjective
41884germanopratin
of Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Adjective
41885wergeld
wergeld
Noun
41886protrusion
protrusion
Noun
41887fashionable
fashionable
Adjective
41888yachtsman
yachtsman
Noun
41889carbonnade
carbonade
Noun
41890xanthine
xanthine
Noun
41891phonolite
phonolite
Noun
41892frigidarium
frigidarium
Noun
41893placentation
placentation
Noun
41894induration
induration, (hardening of tissue)
Noun
41895neurotransmission
neurotransmission
Noun
41896empoissonnement
the stocking up with fish, the act of populating something with fish
Noun
41897mariologie
Mariology
Noun
41898mastite
mastitis
Noun
41899ovariectomie
ovariectomy
Noun
41900trombine
face
Noun