8103DOMacronym of département d'outre-mer (“overseas department”)
Noun
8106roderto polish, polish up; to wear in (a motor), to run in, to put through its paces; to polish up, hone (skills)
Verb
8109traireto milk (a cow, etc)
Verb
8110quantiquequantum (involving quanta)
Adjective
8114SerbeSerbian (person, of either gender)
Noun
8115sodasoda, soft drink
Noun
8116étirerto stretch; to stretch (stretch one's muscles)
Verb
8117contréeland; region; country
Noun
8119saturerto saturate; to have reached saturation point; to have had enough
Verb
8120déductiondeduction; deduction (process of reasoning that moves from the general to the specific)
Noun
8121galettegalette; dough, dosh, bread (money); cookie; bannock, frybread
Noun
8124submergerto submerge; to engulf in or with something
Verb
8125vaillantvaluable, which has legal tender; valiant; hardworking; nice; healthy
Adjective
8126relouirritating, frustrating, especially to describe a person
Adjective
8127ratéfailed, screwed up; missed
Adjective
8131troussekit (small handheld package containing a set of tools for a particular purpose); pencil case
Noun
8132délimiterto delimit (make or form the limits or boundaries of); to outline; delineate
Verb
8133dotdowry, marriage portion
Noun
8135tempéramenttemperament, character; mollifying, tempering
Noun
8138refoulerto trample etc. again; to repress or suppress; to repulse
Verb
8139dissiperto dissipate; to squander (waste); to distract (someone) from serious thoughts
Verb
8145tractflyer, circular, pamphlet
Noun
8147dérogationdispensation; derogation, exemption
Noun
8148chiotteshitter, toilet; car, ride, whip
Noun
8150gruecrane (bird); crane (machine); prostitute, hooker
Noun
8153troublanttroubling, disturbing, unsettling
Adjective
8155impacterto impact, to collide; to influence
Verb
8156retrancherto deduct, take away, cut out (delete); to cut down; to cut off (exclude, from e.g. society); to kill, to snuff out, to bump off; to take shelter; to entrench oneself
Verb
8157majusculecapital letter (uppercase letter)
Noun
8159conteneurcontainer (large metal box); container
Noun
8160licorneunicorn; unicorn (startup whose valuation has exceeded one billion U.S. dollars)
Noun
8163desseinintention; plan; design
Noun
8166brumemist, haze, fog
Noun
8168immobilemotionless, unmoving, still, stationary; immovable, immobile; invariable
Adjective
8172ramperamp, slope; banister; balustrade, parapet, railing; lightbar
Noun
8174utilisableusable (capable of being used)
Adjective
8176débordementflooding; overflowing, overflow; overshooting (of weapon); passing (act of hitting the ball past a player who is at net)
Noun
8178gazeuxfizzy, gassy
Adjective
8180louchecross-eyed; cloudy; obscure; shady; dubious; seedy; shifty
Adjective
8181rhumecold (illness)
Noun
8182thontuna; an ugly woman
Noun
8183commisclerk; shop assistant; salesclerk
Noun
8184confiturejam (UK), jelly (US); preserve
Noun
8187chauxlime, limestone
Noun
8194instaurationestablishment (of a government, regime etc.)
Noun
8195préavisnotice, advance warning
Noun
8196HTinitialism of hors taxe; without tax (specifically VAT)
Adverb
8199encourageantencouraging (providing encouragement)
Adjective