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47883 words

Words 44801–44900
44801asthénique
asthenic
Adjective
44802floculer
to flocculate
Verb
44803cuivrique
cupric (all senses)
Adjective
44804thiophène
thiophene
Noun
44805désamination
deamination
Noun
44806hypochloreux
hypochlorous
Adjective
44807diméthyle
dimethyl
Noun
44808entéropathie
enteropathy
Noun
44809ottonien
Ottonian
Adjective
44810implacabilité
implacability
Noun
44811privément
privately
Adverb
44812brandevin
brandy, brandywine
Noun
44813musoir
pierhead
Noun
44814lipoaspiration
liposuction
Noun
44815équiprobable
equiprobable
Adjective
44816médialement
centrally
Adverb
44817radiométrie
radiometry
Noun
44818motonautisme
motorboating
Noun
44819actinomycète
actinomycete
Noun
44820alcoran
synonym of Coran
Noun
44821amidonnerie
starch factory
Noun
44822antonymie
antonymy
Noun
44823archontat
archonship
Noun
44824arénicole
arenicolous
Adjective
44825mauvis
redwing (bird)
Noun
44826mécroire
to disbelieve (refuse to believe)
Verb
44827cirre
cirrhus; cirrus
Noun
44828ghoster
to ghost; to perform an act of ghosting
Verb
44829poulsard
a black grape variety form Jura
Noun
44830baraban
dandelion
Noun
44831asiner
to play the fool
Verb
44832coplanaire
coplanar
Adjective
44833distributivité
distributivity
Noun
44834homéomorphe
homeomorphic
Adjective
44835galactophore
galactophorous
Adjective
44836irien
iridial
Adjective
44837sphénoïdal
sphenoidal
Adjective
44838araucan
Araucanian, Mapuche
Adjective
44839fidéisme
fideism
Noun
44840concélébrer
to concelebrate
Verb
44841nosseigneurs
our lords, your honours
Noun
44842chiffonnade
a shredded food (especially ham)
Noun
44843panage
Feeding of pigs on beech nuts and acorns in the forests; the right to so feed pigs
Noun
44844septaine
a group of seven things, days etc.
Noun
44845champignonniste
mushroom grower
Noun
44846oréade
oread
Noun
44847lamie
lamia
Noun
44848stéréogramme
stereogram
Noun
44849spirométrie
spirometry
Noun
44850nécrologue
necrologist
Noun
44851kérogène
kerogenous
Adjective
44852lipothymie
lipothymy
Noun
44853isostasie
isostasy
Noun
44854indestructibilité
indestructibility
Noun
44855phylloxérique
phylloxeric
Adjective
44856pépine
backhoe, backhoe loader, loader excavator
Noun
44857dossière
dossière (armor)
Noun
44858cérat
cerate
Noun
44859méléna
melena
Noun
44860myosite
myositis
Noun
44861mantouan
Mantuan
Adjective
44862téléalarme
remote alarm
Noun
44863pulmoné
pulmonate, pulmonated
Adjective
44864crouille
a Maghrebi; a North-African Arab
Noun
44865ligotage
bonding; tying up
Noun
44866adyte
adytum
Noun
44867inséminateur
inseminator (person)
Noun
44868décâlisser
wreck, break, destroy, fuck up
Verb
44869drôlesse
an unintelligent woman
Noun
44870carboxyle
carboxyl
Noun
44871pépie
pip (disease of birds); Excessive thirst
Noun
44872carboxyler
to carboxylate
Verb
44873allyle
allyl
Noun
44874neuromédiateur
neurotransmitting
Adjective
44875richarde
rich woman, moneybags, capitalist, bourgeoise; female equivalent of richard
Noun
44876génuflexer
to genuflect
Verb
44877scariole
prickly lettuce (Lactuca serriola); escarole (Cichorium endivia)
Noun
44878chialeux
someone who is complaining often
Noun
44879sergenter
"to send bailiffs after one; importune or press upon one"
Verb
44880chlamydiase
chlamydiasis
Noun
44881dessus
on, on top of
Preposition
44882urinal
urinal (pot)
Noun
44883arsine
arsine
Noun
44884dilation
dilation
Noun
44885cyanamide
cyanamide
Noun
44886interlingua
the Interlingua language
Noun
44887invertase
invertase
Noun
44888paroli
a double stake
Noun
44889commensurable
commensurable
Adjective
44890propanol
propanol (either of two isomeric aliphatic alcohols, C₃H₇-OH)
Noun
44891persulfate
persulfate
Noun
44892phytohormone
phytohormone; plant hormone
Noun
44893épenthèse
epenthesis
Noun
44894aisy
a ferment used to make Gruyère cheese
Noun
44895approximer
to approximate (to carry or advance near; to cause to approach)
Verb
44896pive
conifer cone
Noun
44897barrissement
trumpet (the sound of an elephant)
Noun
44898vidéophone
videophone
Noun
44899aucuba
aucuba
Noun
44900pariage
a feudal association between a (typically ecclesiastical) lord and a more powerful one
Noun