7901vacheharsh; nasty
Adjective
7902vêtirto dress, to clothe; to dress, get dressed
Verb
7904prématuréhasty, premature; premature, born early
Adjective
7905déverserto pour, pour out, spill out; to pour (into), to flow (into)
Verb
7906crétincretin (someone affected by cretinism); cretin (moron; idiot etc.)
Noun
7907verrouillerto bolt (lock with a bolt); to lock (to prevent something, e.g. a button or keypad, from performing its task)
Verb
7908palmierpalm, palm tree; palmier (biscuit)
Noun
7911laurierlaurel (Laurus nobilis); bay (the leaf of Laurus nobilis used as an herb); any laurel, or one of many similar species; laurel (symbol of honour, glory, victory)
Noun
7912émigrerto emigrate; to migrate
Verb
7914transporteurcarrier, transporter (person, company or device)
Noun
7916épopéeepic, saga; adventurous and intrepid journey
Noun
7917colocataireflatmate, roommate, housemate, joint tenant, cotenant
Noun
7919plaisanteriejoke; jest; fun; pleasantry; joking; jesting; kidding
Noun
7923liquiderto liquidate, pay off, settle (a debt); to sell off (goods); to liquidate, bump off (kill)
Verb
7924envelopperto wrap someone or something, to cover; to envelop
Verb
7927soupirerto sigh; to yearn, to long for
Verb
7929brandonfirebrand; torch made of twisted straw; loose, burning material from a fire; firebrand (someone or something that is a source of trouble); straw at the end of a staff placed at the corner of a field to indicate the juridical seizure of a crop
Noun
7930CEa part of the primary school; works council
Noun
7931brulerpost-1990 spelling of brûler
Verb
7932cruautécruelty; a cruel act
Noun
7933sagea person who is prudent, cautious, and judicious; a sage (person)
Noun
7934étenduextensive (wide); widespread
Adjective
7935cartela cartel; a label posted with an artwork or other artifact in a museum, gallery, etc., listing its title, the artist, and other information
Noun
7936sceptiquesceptical (British), skeptical (American)
Adjective
7937viableviable (that can live, that can survive); viable, feasible
Adjective
7939livreurdeliverer, deliveryman
Noun
7942ébranlerto shake, rattle; to weaken (health), disturb, unhinge (spirits); to move off, set off (of vehicle)
Verb
7943concernéconcerned, involved
Adjective
7945Noirblack (person)
Noun
7946clerca clergyman, usually in Christianity; clerk (office worker)
Noun
7947émetteuremitter, issuer (that which emits or issues something); transmitter (electronic device)
Noun
7948antécédentantecedent (any thing that precedes another thing); antecedent
Noun
7949reverserto repour (pour again); to pour back; to pay back, put back
Verb
7950débouchémarket; outlet; opportunity, (career) prospects; mouth (of valley)
Noun
7951vestimentaireclothing, dress; vestimentary, sartorial
Adjective
7954laurerto crown, or decorate, with laurels
Verb
7955baroquebaroque (all senses)
Adjective
7957évanouirto lose consciousness; to faint; to vanish or disappear without a trace, especially things
Verb
7959ratifierto ratify (give formal consent to)
Verb
7961planétaireplanetary; worldwide, global
Adjective
7962botaffected by the deformation known as clubfoot; affected by a similar-looking deformation
Adjective
7963médiummiddle register; medium (a person who contacts the dead)
Noun
7968incarnationembodiment (entity typifying an abstraction)
Noun
7970pavécobblestone; cobblestone street; parallelepiped; pavé (rectangular food); thick, massive book; doorstop; screed, ream, long text
Noun
7971croquerto crunch; to waste, squander (money etc.); to sketch, outline
Verb
7972boucheriebutchery, butchering (profession of the butcher); butchershop; bloodbath, slaughter; social event at which people gather to slaughter a pig
Noun
7973apéroapéritif (alcoholic drink served before a meal as an appetiser); apéritif (time before a meal when apéritifs are drunk)
Noun
7974utopieutopia, imaginary society in perfect harmony; utopia, unattainable ideal
Noun
7975osseuxosseous; bony
Adjective
7976FAAF (“atrial fibrillation”): initialism of fibrillation auriculaire or fibrillation atriale
Noun
7977bidonrigged; phoney, sham; crap
Adjective
7979plâtreplaster, plaster of Paris (the building material); plaster, cast (supportive and immobilising device)
Noun
7980moellemarrow (substance inside bones); spinal cord; pith
Noun
7983enfouirto bury, to inter (something in the ground); to bury
Verb
7984domtitle of respect given to certain monks and other religious figures
Noun
7990colorisact of mixing colors; a mix of color; style, panache
Noun
7995survolerto fly over; to skip through, to browse quickly; to fly high
Verb