5902naviguerto navigate; to sail; to browse; to steer an automobile
Verb
5903saouldrunk; sated
Adjective
5905gaicheerful; merry; gay; homosexual
Adjective
5906étendueexpanse, area (of land, water etc.); size (of a country, collection etc.); scale, range, extent (of knowledge, damage etc.); depth (of ignorance)
Noun
5908éditan edict, type of legislative and/or judicial proclamation, originally emanating from a Roman magistrate
Noun
5912richardrich man, moneybags, capitalist, bourgeois
Noun
5914palmepalm leaf; palm (attribute of a victor or (Christianity) martyr); palm (prize); flipper, fin, swim fin; synonym of palmier (“palm tree”)
Noun
5916détenteurholder; holder (of e.g. a record)
Noun
5917additionneladditional (supplemental or added to)
Adjective
5918émouvoirto move emotionally; to touch
Verb
5919falaisecliff (steep rock face)
Noun
5922déménagementmove, house move (the event of changing one's residence)
Noun
5923poisonpoison (literal or figurative); herbicide; insecticide
Noun
5924arroserto water (e.g. plants); to sprinkle; to squirt; to spray; to celebrate (with a drink); to grease someone's palm, to bribe
Verb
5927lécherto lick; to polish, to refine (one's work)
Verb
5929démolirto demolish; to wreck, to ruin; to shellac
Verb
5930austéritéausterity, severity, rigidity; destitution; deficit cutting
Noun
5931supplierto implore, to beseech, to beg
Verb
5932bouillirto boil (becoming boiling; reach boiling point); to boil (cause to boil); to seethe
Verb
5933stagiairetrainee; intern; pharmacist's assistant; stagiaire (cook or chef who works as an unpaid intern in a restaurant)
Noun
5936entrainspirit, liveliness, vivacity, drive
Noun
5937éveillerto stimulate; to kindle; to waken
Verb
5939capturecapture; a catch, a take
Noun
5940emballerto pack up; to wrap up; to parcel; to thrill, to turn on; to race; to bolt; to get carried away; to get ahead of oneself, to get one's hopes up; to make out with someone
Verb
5942improbableunlikely, improbable (not likely)
Adjective
5943scriptscript (written dialogue for a play, film, etc.)
Noun
5946effrayantcausing fear, fearful, frightening
Adjective
5947bookportfolio; bookmaker
Noun
5948sauvagebarbarian, savage; hermit, recluse; Amerindian; an Amerindian language
Noun
5951primordialprimordial, primitive, original; vital, essential, paramount, of paramount importance
Adjective
5953janEach of the two tables in trictrac
Noun
5954estivalestival, summery
Adjective
5955navetteshuttle (in weaving); shuttle (land vehicle); shuttle (space vehicle); incense boat; a kind of biscuit from Marseille, flavoured with orange blossom
Noun
5957fractionbreakup; fraction (small amount); fraction
Noun
5958irrégulierirregular (non-standard); (of a polygon) irregular; undependable; illegal; (of a verb etc.) irregular
Adjective
5959MercedesMercedes (car manufactured by Mercedes-Benz)
Noun
5961sucrésugared; with sugar; sweet
Adjective
5962atomeatom (particle); scrap, jot, iota, whit (very small amount)
Noun
5963argentinsilvery; Argentine (from Argentina)
Adjective
5965éleveurstockbreeder (one who raises livestock)
Noun
5966douétalented; gifted; endowed (with de: endowed with)
Adjective
5968quandwhen (at what time)
Adverb
5976violonviolin; violinist; jail
Noun
5977protecteurprotective (related to or used for protection)
Adjective
5978coopératifjoint, united, together; cooperative; of cooperatives
Adjective
5981rubanband, stripe; ribbon
Noun
5983tiquestion marker
Particle
5986accroitrepost-1990 spelling of accroître
Verb
5988alliéfriendly; allied
Adjective
5989sueursweat, perspiration
Noun
5991pillerto plunder; to pillage
Verb
5993staffstaff, mixture of plaster and fibre; staff, employees of a business; governing body (army, corporation, administration, etc.)
Noun
5994emballagewrapping (action of wrapping something up); packaging (materials used for wrapping)
Noun
5995anéantirto wipe out, to destroy, to shatter; to hit someone for six
Verb
5997deala deal: a transaction; a deal: an agreement; local, small scale drug trafficking
Noun
6000passantpasser-by; loop (in belt etc.)
Noun