4601bouffesinger of comic operas (bouffes); comic opera; grub (food)
Noun
4602amateuramateur, amateurish
Adjective
4603marbremarble (type of stone); home plate
Noun
4605havreharbour (UK, Ireland, and the Commonwealth) / harbor (US); haven
Noun
4606déconnerto pull out, "decunt" (remove one's penis from a vagina); to talk rubbish, talk bollocks, kid, joke; to mess up, act up, malfunction
Verb
4609assissat, sat down, seated
Adjective
4610attentifattentive; careful (cautious)
Adjective
4612vitrepane of glass, window pane; window (of a vehicle); glass (substance)
Noun
4613duelduel (battle); dual
Noun
4615spectreghost, specter; spectrum
Noun
4617chœurchorus; choir (company of people who are trained to sing together); quire (the architectural area of a church used by the choir, often near the apse)
Noun
4619plastiqueplastic; plastic, permanent, irreversible
Adjective
4623consacréconsecrated; devoted to, dedicated to; dealing with, about, on; accepted, established, proper
Adjective
4624stockerto store (keep (something) while not in use); to stock; to stock up
Verb
4625maturitématurity; baccalaureat (≈ A-level, high school diploma)
Noun
4628dronedrone (unmanned aircraft)
Noun
4630rapprochementact or process of getting closer, nearer together; link (between two things)
Noun
4631apprêterto prepare, to get ready, prime; to prepare for/to do, to get ready for/to do, to be about to do
Verb
4636poids lourdHGV; heavy goods vehicle; heavyweight (sports category)
Noun
4637autruiothers; other people; someone else
Pronoun
4640chèvregoat (species); she-goat (individual female animal); goat cheese, goat's cheese
Noun
4642faunefaun; tree grayling (butterfly Hipparchia statilinus); fauna, wildlife
Noun
4643monacoa cocktail made of beer mixed with grenadine syrup
Noun
4644sanctionnerto sanction, to recognize, to ratify, to make valid; to sanction, to punish
Verb
4646interpellerto call out to; to question, to interrogate; to address (of police etc.); to apprehend, to arrest; to raise questions for; to interpellate (question formally concerning official or governmental policy)
Verb
4649sourddeaf (person, animal); muffled (sound); unvoiced, voiceless
Adjective
4650conversionconversion; conversion, zero derivation
Noun
4652hotinvolving or characterized by sex; interesting
Adjective
4655approprierto adapt (something) to a situation; to seize, take; to make one's own
Verb
4656insupportableunbearable, intolerable; insufferable, impossible (exceedingly irritating)
Adjective
4657bonhommefellow, chap; a basic figure meant to represent a person (e.g. a stick figure, a symbol on a sign, etc.); scarecrow
Noun
4661déjeunerto lunch, to eat lunch, to have lunch; to have breakfast
Verb
4664patriehomeland, home country, country of origin, fatherland
Noun
4668liquideliquid (existing in the physical state of a liquid); liquid (said of money)
Adjective
4671sublimesublime, extraordinary
Adjective
4672soifthirst; thirst, desire
Noun
4676lycéena student at a lycée (a secondary school college)
Noun
4678douerto endow (someone) (de with)
Verb
4681bouchoncork, bung, stopper, plug; float (in angling); traffic jam; dongle; restaurant; kid, mite, munchkin
Noun
4682dégraderto demote (lower someone's position in an organisation); to degrade (lessen someone's reputation); to deface (vandalise)
Verb
4683baignerto bathe; to go for a swim
Verb
4685vieillirto grow old, to age; to make (someone) look older; to make oneself look older
Verb
4686serrétight; fine, cramped; strong; strict, tight
Adjective
4688grillerto toast (cook with a toaster); to grill (cook with a grill); to toast (heat up, said of e.g. skin); to smoke (a cigarette); to run; to pass a stop signal or stop sign, or without yielding right of way (at duty to yield)
Verb
4689cabinecabin (aeroplane)
Noun
4690apaiserto mollify; to appease, pacify, calm
Verb
4691douzainetwelve; dozen; about twelve
Noun
4692feudeceased, the late
Adjective
4693heurterto strike, hit; to clash, conflict with; to crash, collide (together); to clash
Verb
4697banpublic declaration; announcement of a marriage; banns; territory; ban (nobleman)
Noun
4700dégradationremoval from office or a function; loss of certain civil or other rights as a punishment; loss of rank and dishonourable discharge from the army as a punishment; the act of causing degradation or damage; the act or result of weakening or diminishing; degradation, steady progression to a worse state; loss of value
Noun