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Words 7201–7300
7201slip
briefs (men's underpants)
Noun
7202planning
schedule, work plan
Noun
7203fourni
abundant, luxuriant
Adjective
7204baccalauréat
baccalaureat (≈ A-level, high school diploma); bachelor's degree
Noun
7205flottant
floating; vacillating, fluctuating, indecisive, variable
Adjective
7206naufrage
shipwreck (event where a ship sinks or runs aground); disaster, catastrophe; collapse
Noun
7207tarer
to spoil; to tarnish; to tare
Verb
7208affinité
affinity (a family relationship through marriage of a relative); affinity
Noun
7209stipuler
to specify, stipulate
Verb
7210consultatif
consultative; advisory
Adjective
7211criminalité
crime (practice or habit of committing crimes; criminal acts collectively); criminality, criminalness (state of being criminal)
Noun
7212comète
comet
Noun
7213ronger
to gnaw; to erode, to eat at
Verb
7214affectif
emotional, affective
Adjective
7215croisement
crossing (intersection where roads, lines, or tracks cross); outcrossing; crossbreed
Noun
7216dépassement
excess, exceeding; passing, overtaking; overrun; overflow
Noun
7217toiture
roof; roofing, roof covering, rooftop (the outer surface of a roof)
Noun
7218néant
nothingness, void, emptiness
Noun
7219réorganisation
reorganisation
Noun
7220escroquerie
swindle, swindling; fraud; racket (dishonest way of making money)
Noun
7221râler
to groan, to moan; to grumble, to complain
Verb
7222sponsor
sponsor offering financial support in sports, arts or cultural actions in exchange for notoriety; sponsor cashing on foreign investors
Noun
7223iels
They. A gender-neutral personal pronoun (third-person plural subject).
Pronoun
7224pousse
growth (act of growing [of plants etc.]); sprout, shoot; youngster
Noun
7225attrait
appeal, attraction
Noun
7226vagin
vagina
Noun
7227ménager
household; cleaning
Adjective
7228initiation
initiation
Noun
7229conspiration
conspiracy (act of working in secret to obtain some goal)
Noun
7230logistique
Relating to symbolic logic; logistic; Relating to the logistic function; logistic; logistics
Adjective
7231thune
cash, dosh (money); a coin worth five francs; alms
Noun
7232impuissant
powerless; impotent (incapable of sexual intercourse, often because of an inability to achieve or sustain an erection)
Adjective
7233autopsie
autopsy
Noun
7234CS
SC (“soccer club”); initialism of club de soccer
Noun
7235attentivement
attentively
Adverb
7236humilité
humility
Noun
7237catholicisme
Catholicism
Noun
7238ramadan
Ramadan (holy ninth month of Islamic lunar calendar)
Noun
7239authenticité
authenticity
Noun
7240obus
shell (cylindrical projectile)
Noun
7241obligatoirement
obligatorily, mandatorily
Adverb
7242séparément
separately
Adverb
7243conjointement
jointly, together
Adverb
7244incroyablement
unbelievably (all meanings)
Adverb
7245cyclisme
cycling
Noun
7246radicalement
radically, in a radical fashion
Adverb
7247communément
commonly, collectively, communally; popularly
Adverb
7248perquisition
act of searching for someone or something
Noun
7249réhabilitation
rehabilitation
Noun
7250alléger
to lighten; to alleviate, relieve; to reduce
Verb
7251algue
alga (any of many aquatic photosynthetic organisms)
Noun
7252exiler
to exile, to banish; to go into exile
Verb
7253tutoriel
tutorial; tutorial (A video or text that is basically a how-to)
Noun
7254féroce
ferocious; wild
Adjective
7255instituteur
teacher, especially in a primary school
Noun
7256patienter
to be patient; to wait patiently
Verb
7257clément
clement, mild; merciful, clement, lenient
Adjective
7258dealer
drug dealer
Noun
7259teindre
to dye; to tint, tinge
Verb
7260Basque
Basque (person of either gender)
Noun
7261machin
thingy, thingamabob
Noun
7262funéraire
funeral; funerary
Adjective
7263fresque
fresco
Noun
7264bénévole
voluntary, unpaid (working or done without payment)
Adjective
7265calcaire
limestone
Noun
7266confrérie
brotherhood, fraternity
Noun
7267ouvrant
opening
Adjective
7268preneur
taker; one who takes; a lessee, a renter
Noun
7269raide
stiff, straight; steep, abrupt; stubborn; rough; broke; pissed, hammered; high, stoned
Adjective
7270bio
the organic movement; organic food; biology; bio
Noun
7271orphelin
orphan
Noun
7272coopérer
to cooperate
Verb
7273dotation
allowance; endowment
Noun
7274complet
a suit
Noun
7275combustion
combustion, burning, incineration
Noun
7276postérieur
posterior
Adjective
7277synonyme
synonymous
Adjective
7278salaud
bastard, wretch; slob
Noun
7279parenthèse
parenthesis, digression; Either of a pair of round brackets
Noun
7280assises
law (body of rules and standards); court of law, court (court dealing with criminal matters); session, sitting, meeting (of court, a committee, etc.)
Noun
7281périphérique
peripheral; ring road
Noun
7282pion
pawn; counter; supervisor (in a school); pion
Noun
7283agrément
congeniality, amenity; approval (permission)
Noun
7284balai
broom; broomstick flown by witches; the last bus or train (at night); tail (of a bird of prey); brush (electrical contact); blade (of windscreen wiper); year (used in referring to someone’s age)
Noun
7285éducateur
educator, teacher, instructor; educationalist
Noun
7286réfléchi
reflexive; thoughtful
Adjective
7287édifier
to construct, erect, edify
Verb
7288tracteur
tractor
Noun
7289indéterminé
undetermined; uncertain, unsure
Adjective
7290déporter
to deport (expel from a country); to send to a concentration camp; to put off course, carry off course; to swerve; to sway, waver
Verb
7291texture
texture
Noun
7292hameau
hamlet
Noun
7293fine
thin space, non-breakable space; a number of high grade French brandies (usually AOC certified)
Noun
7294martin
bird of either the starling family, or of the kingfisher family
Noun
7295praticien
practitioner, someone who masters the practice of an art or science
Noun
7296fendre
to split, to chop (wood), to crack; to shoulder (one's way through a crowd); to break (someone's heart); to break; to crack, to split; to manage, to come up with; to lunge
Verb
7297hard
hardcore
Adjective
7298trompeur
deceitful; misleading
Adjective
7299traite
milking; bill of exchange; human trafficking; slave trade; transportation of goods; traffic; journey or route done without stopping
Noun
7300vogue
vogue
Noun