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Words 8001–8100
8001marron
horse-chestnut; chestnut; chestnut brown; A token used as a control of the presence of someone at his post; firecracker (on a rocket); punch (with the fist); head; maroon (a slave or animal who has run away to live free)
Noun
8002social
action intended to make society work better
Noun
8003vodka
vodka
Noun
8004érosion
erosion, weathering; erosion
Noun
8005accro
hooked (addicted, unable to resist)
Adjective
8006pitoyable
pitiful; pathetic, contemptible
Adjective
8007décomposer
to decompose, to break down (into components); to factorize; to decompose, decay; to break down (for analysis)
Verb
8008combiné
combined
Adjective
8009judicieux
judicious (having good judgment)
Adjective
8010merdique
shitty, crappy
Adjective
8011tango
tango (dance); tango (music)
Noun
8012cache
cache, hiding place for later retrieval; cover, mask; cache
Noun
8013kiosque
kiosk (enclosed structure); a sail of a submarine
Noun
8014clocher
to ring a bell; to limp; to wobble; to be wrong
Verb
8015brûlure
burn (to the skin)
Noun
8016déclenchement
onset; outbreak; triggering (action of causing something)
Noun
8017monarque
monarch
Noun
8018indéniable
undeniable
Adjective
8019comprimé
pill, tablet
Noun
8020volaille
poultry; po-po, bacon (police); a freshman in a military school; a thievish prostitute
Noun
8021ancrer
to anchor; to fix, to anchor, to make permanent
Verb
8022loto
lotto
Noun
8023porcelaine
cowrie, a mollusk of the family Cypraeidae, or its translucent shell; porcelain, the translucent ceramic of fine china, or vessels made of this material
Noun
8024batteur
batter; drummer, percussionist; whisk, beater
Noun
8025prestataire
a provider (of a service), an agent; a beneficiary or user of a service
Noun
8026concilier
to reconcile; to conciliate
Verb
8027foulard
headscarf
Noun
8028priser
to snuff, take snuff (to inhale a drug or other substance through the nose); to price (fix a price according to market forces); to prize (consider something valuable)
Verb
8029admirateur
admirer
Noun
8030scanner
an X-ray scanner
Noun
8031portier
gatekeeper, doorkeeper, doorman; goalkeeper
Noun
8032nuancer
to moderate, to qualify (e.g., an opinion)
Verb
8033spider
spyder
Noun
8034coucher
going to bed; bedding; room and board; setting (sun)
Noun
8035barque
small boat
Noun
8036trouvé
found, being to object of a find(ing); invented, thought-up, imagined; found and somehow taken in, as said of a foundling
Adjective
8037érable
maple
Noun
8038zoom
zoom
Noun
8039dissuader
to dissuade; to put off
Verb
8040miette
crumb (of bread or cake)
Noun
8041emblème
emblem
Noun
8042archer
archer (one who shoots an arrow from a bow or a bolt from a crossbow)
Noun
8043embrouiller
to entangle; to make mistakes, get confused (while performing a complex task); to bamboozle, to confuse; to get in a fight
Verb
8044demi
half; partially; almost
Adverb
8045piment
chili, chili pepper; spice (vigour)
Noun
8046simplification
simplification
Noun
8047journalier
daily, every day; uncertain, ephemerous, precarious
Adjective
8048conditionnel
conditional, depending on conditions
Adjective
8049octroi
grant, granting; concession
Noun
8050approximatif
approximate (not perfectly accurate); rough, vague, approximate; broken
Adjective
8051apostolique
apostolic
Adjective
8052chronologique
chronological
Adjective
8053horde
a horde
Noun
8054superman
superman; superman (man with superpowers)
Noun
8055gymnastique
gymnastics; PE, physical education
Noun
8056cyclable
bicycle
Adjective
8057légèreté
lightness (lack of mass), levity
Noun
8058physicien
physicist
Noun
8059ferré
strong, powerful
Adjective
8060colombien
Colombian (of, from or relating to Colombia)
Adjective
8061rigolo
funny (amusing; comical)
Adjective
8062pédophile
pedophile, paedophile
Noun
8063mécontent
malcontent, discontented, displeased, dissatisfied, disgruntled, disaffected
Adjective
8064anthropologie
anthropology (the study of humanity)
Noun
8065azote
nitrogen
Noun
8066recouvrer
to recover (get back into one's possession)
Verb
8067matinal
morning; matinal; who gets up early, who is used to getting up early, who likes to get up early
Adjective
8068toc
a knock; engine knocking (toc moteur), especially when reduplicated as toc-toc; a small, sudden, change in motion that is part of a larger movement
Noun
8069rafraîchir
to refresh; to cool off; to freshen up; to do up (a flat)
Verb
8070soulier
shoe, boot (protective covering for the foot)
Noun
8071splendeur
splendor
Noun
8072énumérer
to enumerate; count out; go through one by one
Verb
8073injure
offense, insult
Noun
8074crocodile
crocodile
Noun
8075autographe
autograph
Noun
8076escalader
to escalade (attack (e.g. a castle) by using ladders etc. to climb to the top); to climb, to go rock climbing
Verb
8077crabe
crab; cancer
Noun
8078bis
again (a second time); encore; A; designating a second thing with the same number
Adverb
8079nain
dwarf
Adjective
8080régulateur
regulator, controller
Noun
8081palier
bearing; landing (on stairs); flat area; the flat, the level; stage
Noun
8082frustrant
frustrating, vexing
Adjective
8083verset
verse (of religious text)
Noun
8084somptueux
sumptuous
Adjective
8085mentor
mentor, guide
Noun
8086schiste
shale, schist (sedimentary rock)
Noun
8087acharnement
relentlessness, doggedness; persecution, harassment
Noun
8088anus
anus
Noun
8089CRS
French police reserve used as riot police and for crowd control; a policeman belonging to a Compagnie Républicaine de Sécurité
Noun
8090velours
velvet; synonym of héliotrope argenté (“velvetleaf soldierbush”) (Heliotropium arboreum)
Noun
8091idéalement
ideally; in an ideal world
Adverb
8092agressivité
aggression, aggressiveness
Noun
8093obésité
obesity (act or state of being obese)
Noun
8094durement
sternly, harshly; with difficulty
Adverb
8095délibérément
deliberately (in a well-planned way)
Adverb
8096fertile
fertile
Adjective
8097polyvalent
versatile, multipurpose; that has various uses, functions, or capacities
Adjective
8098chausser
to put footwear (on someone); to shoe (a horse); to put on footwear; to have a certain shoe size; to mulch (a tree)
Verb
8099miséricorde
mercy
Noun
8100diffamation
defamation
Noun