4803RomainRoman (resident or native of Rome)
Noun
4804fatalfatal (due to fate); fatal (causing death)
Adjective
4807infiniendless, ceaseless, unending
Adjective
4809pleinfull tank (of gas); downstroke (of a letter)
Noun
4810intégralfull, complete; uncut (film); unabridged (text); all-over (suntan)
Adjective
4811élaborationdrawing up, putting together, creation
Noun
4813gênantdisruptive; embarrassing; troublesome, inconvenient
Adjective
4814quinzaineabout fifteen people, about fifteen things, etc.; a period of fifteen consecutive days; two weeks; a fortnight
Noun
4815esthétiqueaesthetic (concerned with beauty)
Adjective
4819chuterto fall, to drop; to drop, to decrease (of numbers)
Verb
4821dépêcherto send, dispatch (urgently); to hasten, to hurry up
Verb
4822réacteurreactor (a device which uses atomic energy to produce heat); reaction engine, jet engine
Noun
4825becbeak, bill (of a bird); mouthpiece; fipple; mouth; kiss
Noun
4826boucliershield (broad piece of defensive armor, held in hand, formerly in general use in war, for the protection of the body); shield (anything which protects or defends)
Noun
4827chevilleankle; dowel, peg; wall plug; cheville
Noun
4828foutudone for, screwed, fucked, doomed; broken beyond repair, destroyed; fucking (as an intensifier), pesky, damned, bloody; liable to, capable of; (poorly/badly) made, built, executed, devised; (well) built
Adjective
4838blocageblock (e.g. of traffic); block (act of physically blocking); block (obstruction); block, blocking; blockage; locking (of brakes)
Noun
4839nidnest; Some people or dangerous things, hidden or not
Noun
4842fossepit (hole in the ground)
Noun
4845massacrerto massacre (to kill); to botch (to do something badly)
Verb
4846interprèteinterpreter (as opposed to translator); interpreter; spokesperson; performer (for example, an actor, musician, singer)
Noun
4847aigusharp, pointy; acute, keen, discerning; sharp, loud and high-pitched; acute; front
Adjective
4848meurtriermurderer (person who commits murder)
Noun
4851firmefirm (company)
Noun
4854enceinteenclosure, compound; interior; speaker, amplifier
Noun
4856AMabbreviation of ante meridiem
Adverb
4857croissantcrescent; croissant; crescent moon
Noun
4859IsraélienIsraeli (resident or native of Israel)
Noun
4860pristaken; occupied
Adjective
4862meetinglarge, public gathering (not used in other senses of "meeting")
Noun
4863EuropéenEuropean; resident or native of Europe
Noun
4866souchestump (of a tree); strain; root; origin; founder
Noun
4870correspondantpen pal; correspondent (journalist on the scene); legal guardian
Noun
4873inquiétantworrying, disturbing, disquieting
Adjective
4876applaudirto applaud (express approval by clapping)
Verb
4879cocktailcocktail; cocktail party; a mixture or combination of things
Noun
4880bourrerto stuff with stuffing material; to completely fill by shoving in; to make to eat a lot; to force-feed; to hit someone; to get drunk; to binge; to jam by way of excessive accumulation; to rush
Verb
4881amoureuxlover (one who romantically loves a person)
Noun
4883paira peer, high nobleman/vassal (as in peer of the realm)
Noun
4885composantcomponent (smaller, self-contained part of larger entity)
Noun
4886mincethin, slim, slender
Adjective
4888autelaltar (in a church)
Noun
4889saufsafe (free from harm)
Adjective
4892charlottecharlotte (dessert); Charlotte hat, Charlotte bonnet, mob cap
Noun
4893borderto border (add a border to); to border (share a border with); to tuck in
Verb
4894célébrationcelebration; performance, solemnization, observance (of a ritual, holiday, etc.)
Noun
4895piégerto trap (catch in a trap), to trick, to set up
Verb
4896généraliserto generalise (all senses); to become common, standard, widespread; to spread
Verb
4897surnomnickname (familiar, invented given name)
Noun
4898natifnative (characteristic of or existing by virtue of geographic origin); original; raw; in its original state
Adjective
4899principalsomeone or something which is important, key, paramount; that which matters most; principal (school administrator); principal (the money originally invested or loaned)
Noun