8301RSAinitialism of revenu de solidarité active, a French social welfare benefit.
Noun
8303enclininclined, prone (with à - to)
Adjective
8304spamspam (meat); spam
Noun
8310prenantgripping, captivating
Adjective
8311pédéfag, poof, queer (male homosexual); groomer
Noun
8312comiquecomedy; clown (person who acts silly)
Noun
8313verséversed, knowledgeable (in something), conversant (with something)
Adjective
8315grasfat (animal tissue or substance resembling it)
Noun
8316archéologuearchaeologist (someone who is skilled, professes or practices archaeology)
Noun
8317fascismefascism (any right-wing, authoritarian, nationalist ideology characterized by centralized, totalitarian governance, strong regimentation of the economy and society, and repression of criticism or opposition)
Noun
8319moralitémorality; moral; lesson (of a story)
Noun
8320fauterto make a mistake, to mess up
Verb
8321piratagepiracy; hacking, unauthorized attempts to bypass the security mechanisms of an information system or network
Noun
8322percheperch (type of fish); pole; pole-vaulting; pole; T-bar; boom (for microphone etc.); perch (for birds); rod (unit of length); probe
Noun
8324campementcampsite; camping (the action of staying in a camp); camping gear
Noun
8325goutpost-1990 spelling of goût
Noun
8328doucherto shower; to take a shower; to disappoint
Verb
8329museartistic inspiration; muse (specific artistic subject)
Noun
8335qualitatifqualitative (concerned with quality rather than quantity, i.e., the subjective characteristics rather than plain, measurable facts); of good quality
Adjective
8338perfectionnerto perfect; to make perfect; to refine, hone, improve
Verb
8340textileable to be made into textiles; fibrous; textile
Adjective
8342quatuorquartet (composition); quartet (group of musicians); foursome
Noun
8343sassieve; lock (of canal); airlock; security door
Noun
8344yardyard (unit of length)
Noun
8345imprévuunforeseen, unexpected
Adjective
8346hangarshed, barn, warehouse; hangar (aircraft)
Noun
8349superextremely, very (as an intensifier)
Adverb
8350hallucinerto hallucinate; to be flabbergasted
Verb
8352réintégrerto return to (somewhere one's been before); to reinstate (someone), to restore (someone to their previous job post); to reinstate (someone of their assets)
Verb
8353engouementcraze, zest (keen interest); obstruction
Noun
8354revêtementany sort of protective surface such as overlay, coating or plating
Noun
8355ingratungrateful; thankless
Adjective
8358acheminerto transport; send (off); to head (towards); head for; make one's way (to)
Verb
8361manègethe art of training and riding horses; riding school; riding arena, riding hall; circus; fairground attraction, amusement park ride; merry-go-round, carousel; (little) game, ploy, stratagem, goings-on
Noun
8362écrasantcrushing; overwhelming
Adjective
8363céramiqueceramic (material, object); ceramics (art)
Noun
8364éclatantbright, brilliant, blazing, dazzling
Adjective
8365châteleta castellum; a small castle
Noun
8366élancerto dash forward, to throw oneself at; to soar up
Verb
8367dedansinterior, inside (of an object)
Noun
8368cardinalimportant; paramount; cardinal
Adjective
8370arêtebone (of a fish), fishbone; edge (of an object); ridge, crest (of mountain); groin (of vault); bridge of nose; beard (of rye, barley etc.); awn; edge
Noun
8371lueurglimmer; glow
Noun
8372redevanceroyalty, rent (especially resource or economic rent)
Noun
8373certifiécertified; notarized
Adjective
8376adhérentadherent (adhering to something)
Adjective
8379déserterto desert (a place), abandon; to desert
Verb
8380quantitatifquantitative (concerned with quantifiables rather than abstract qualities, i.e., the objective, measurable facts rather than more or less subjective characteristics)
Adjective
8381suspensesuspense (state of being suspended); suspense (emotion; feeling)
Noun
8385écolier(university) student, scholar (especially in the Middle Ages); schoolboy
Noun
8388bossebump (small elevated level); hump (of e.g. a camel or zebu); dent (in e.g. a car panel); mogul
Noun
8392funèbrefunereal, funerary (of or relating to a funeral)
Adjective
8394collégiena pupil at a collège (junior high school)
Noun
8397caféof the colour of coffee
Adjective
8400ignobleignoble, not noble; disgusting, repulsive, horrible
Adjective