8801inefficaceineffectual, ineffective, inefficacious
Adjective
8803ancreanchor (of a ship)
Noun
8804glandegland; swollen lymph node; tumor, growth; laze, lazing around, sloth
Noun
8806élyséeElysian; only used in champs Élysées (“Elysian Fields”)
Adjective
8810glandacorn; glans; tassel; prick, wanker, bell end
Noun
8811prononcéstrong, distinct, marked
Adjective
8814promulguerto promulgate (to make known or public)
Verb
8815gibiergame (wild animal hunted for food)
Noun
8817ivressedrunkenness (the state of being intoxicated by having consumed alcoholic beverages); euphoria
Noun
8820synagoguesynagogue (a place of worship for Jews)
Noun
8821pâtépâté (a type of liver paste)
Noun
8823baumebalm; balsam
Noun
8824vallondale, small valley
Noun
8826gentilpagan, heretic; gentile
Noun
8828rusecunning, guile; ruse, trick
Noun
8829rayonnerto radiate, to spread out
Verb
8830roberttit (human breast)
Noun
8831fouetterto beat with a whip, to whip, to flagellate.; to hit and sting like a whip; to whisk; to stimulate or urge into action; to stink
Verb
8832sylviewood anemone (Anemone nemorosa)
Noun
8833affinerto purify; to refine; to make finer
Verb
8834totaliserto total (add up several numbers)
Verb
8835découpagecutting (action of to cut); decoupage; the division of a script into scenes, sequences, and shots
Noun
8836vignettevignette; image, illustration, motif
Noun
8837percéebreakthrough; break, breakaway, counter-attack
Noun
8838ouïrto hear; to listen
Verb
8839affolerto madden, drive crazy (under the effects of a strong emotion); to terrify, frighten, scare; to run like crazy, leg it; to go crazy, go bonkers; to hurry up, to make haste
Verb
8840législativeslegislative elections (from élections législatives)
Noun
8842poulspulse (regular beat caused by the heart)
Noun
8843PEPE (“polyethylene”); abbreviation of polyéthylène
Noun
8844GAATM (“automated/automatic teller machine”); abbreviation of guichet automatique
Noun
8849nazismeNazism (the ideology of Adolf Hitler’s NSDAP)
Noun
8852RIPinitialism of référendum d'initiative partagée
Noun
8853étalonstallion (uncastrated male horse); stallion (sexually active man); standard, reference sample (something used as a measure for comparative evaluations)
Noun
8854indécisundecided; indecisive, uncertain
Adjective
8855ramperto crawl, worm (along); to creep
Verb
8856éventualitéeventuality, event, possible outcome
Noun
8859melonmelon (fruit)
Noun
8860berlineberlin (four-wheeled carriage); a sedan or saloon car; a minecart, tub
Noun
8861prodigeprodigy, miracle; prodigy (an extremely talented person, especially a child)
Noun
8862nocifharmful, bad for one's health
Adjective
8864bêtabeta; stupid, idiotic
Adjective
8865consignerto confine to quarters; to give (somebody) detention; to record, to write down; to consign
Verb
8867enfantinchildlike, childish; child's, for children
Adjective
8870missionnairemission; missionary's, of a missionary
Adjective
8871clivagecleavage; separation, dissociation; deep divide between two entities, chasm
Noun
8872broyerto crush, grind; to crush in a fight; to outpower
Verb
8873freinageaction of braking; deceleration
Noun
8874watertoilet, bathroom
Noun
8875immondeimpure; unclean; vile; disgusting
Adjective
8878référencerto list (a product in a catalogue), to put (a product on the shelves)
Verb
8880saccagerto sack, pillage; to ransack
Verb
8885laïcsecular, lay, laic
Adjective
8888siffletwhistle (instrument); whistle (sound)
Noun
8889gêneembarrassment; discomfort, inconvenience
Noun
8890rangéerow (line of objects); rank
Noun
8893tâcherto try, attempt, endeavour; to ensure
Verb
8898calewedge (under door etc.); wedge; chock (for wheel); immersion (in water); hold (of a ship); slipway; bilge
Noun
8899coucoucuckoo; the call of the cuckoo; peekaboo; hiya, hey; an informal greeting; an informal goodbye, bye-bye
Interjection
8900agréerto accept; to prepare; rig; trim
Verb