8603souperdinner (the main evening meal); a light meal eaten at night, after the main evening meal
Noun
8605gaverto force-feed; to gorge oneself; to overeat; to fill up, exasperate
Verb
8606transpirerto transpire; to perspire, sweat
Verb
8607durcirto harden; to harden, become more serious
Verb
8609pépinpip (the seed from fruit); hitch, glitch (small problem encountered); umbrella; a problem; parachute
Noun
8610voirieroad, rail and waterways network
Noun
8611roquetterocket (weapon); rocket (UK, Australia, NZ); arugula (US) (plant)
Noun
8617pensionnaireboarder; lodger; pensioner; boarder (someone in a boarding school)
Noun
8618assiégerto besiege; to lay siege to
Verb
8626TD(initialism of travaux dirigés; tutorials
Noun
8627embarrasembarrassment; obstacle, hindrance; lack of money
Noun
8628devisquote, cost estimate
Noun
8633Sa MajestéHer Majesty (a title of respect when referring to a female monarch); His Majesty (a title of respect when referring to a male monarch)
Pronoun
8639pressentirto have a premonition; to foresee (mysteriously)
Verb
8640onéreuxonerous; expensive
Adjective
8642mouilléwet, moist (covered with liquid); wet, moist (of a woman, sexually excited)
Adjective
8645périplecircumnavigation, periplus; journey, travel
Noun
8646corailcoral (an aquatic organism living in maritime colonies); coral (precious material of those dwellings, harvested mainly for decorative and collectionable uses)
Noun
8650caramelfudge; caramel (confection)
Noun
8651paradoxalparadoxical; paradox-loving
Adjective
8654feelinginstinct, hunch; sympathy, emotional connection (feeling of understanding between people)
Noun
8656boursierstock (relating to the financial markets)
Adjective
8657éclipserto eclipse; to eclipse, to overshadow, to surpass; to slip away, to escape
Verb
8659trappehatch or trap door; trap (mouth)
Noun
8660duperto trick, fool, dupe
Verb
8664rançonransom; flipside, other side of the coin
Noun
8665bledvillage, Podunk, backwater; the old country, typically in North Africa.
Noun
8666loterielottery (scheme for the distribution of prizes by lot or chance)
Noun
8668oralan oral exam, a viva, a viva voce
Noun
8669dosagedosage (measured amount of a medication)
Noun
8670bandeauheadband, bandeau; parted hair; bandage; blindfold; a tight headband worn for a long time, usually from youth, for the ancient folk custom of cranial deformation
Noun
8672frappébeaten, hit; touched in the head; iced, chilled
Adjective
8674pignonpine nut, pine kernel; gable; gearwheel, pinion, sprocket
Noun
8675complicekindred, close; complicit
Adjective
8677traildual-sport motorcycle; trail running
Noun
8680exploitantowner, manager; operator; (of farm) farmer
Noun
8685aquariumaquarium; a clambake (an instance of smoking in an enclosed space)
Noun
8688voûterto vault a ceiling; to cause to stoop
Verb
8689graygray (SI unit of absorbed radiation)
Noun
8690ridewrinkle, line (on face etc.); ripple; ridge
Noun
8691impuissanceimpotency, helplessness; erectile dysfunction
Noun
8692partielovertone (harmonic); midterm exam
Noun
8694internatboarding school; entrance examination (for residency); residency (as a doctor), hospital training
Noun
8696hongroisHungarian, the language of Hungary
Noun
8699rapiderapid (stretch of river); express (fast train)
Noun
8700contrefaçoncounterfeit; forgery (a fake); counterfeiting; forgery (the action of faking something)
Noun