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Words 8901–9000
8901panel
panel (group of people)
Noun
8902frange
fringe
Noun
8903botanique
of botany; botanical
Adjective
8904illégitime
illegitimate
Adjective
8905interagir
to interact
Verb
8906inoffensif
harmless
Adjective
8907dominante
dominant
Noun
8908non
a no, a negative response
Noun
8909sémantique
semantic
Adjective
8910saxon
Saxon (of, from or relating to Saxony, Germany)
Adjective
8911sponsoriser
to sponsor
Verb
8912portuaire
port
Adjective
8913faucon
falcon; war hawk (supporter of aggressive or warlike foreign policy)
Noun
8914curriculum vitæ
résumé, curriculum vitae
Noun
8915calcaire
calcareous
Adjective
8916archaïque
archaic
Adjective
8917retournement
return (action of returning)
Noun
8918sentinelle
sentinel, sentry, guard
Noun
8919halte
halt, pause, break; halting place; flag stop, way station
Noun
8920bouder
to sulk, pout; to frown upon, to be discontented with
Verb
8921amender
to amend; to improve (e.g. land, conduct); to mend (one's ways), reform
Verb
8922intéressé
person who is keen or interested; the interested party, the person concerned
Noun
8923weber
weber
Noun
8924épouvantable
atrocious, awful, appalling
Adjective
8925opportun
opportune, timely; expedient; suitable
Adjective
8926meunier
miller (person)
Noun
8927marxiste
Marxist
Adjective
8928électron
electron (the negatively charged subatomic particles that orbit atoms)
Noun
8929Latine
Latin woman
Noun
8930hard
hardcore pornography; hard rock
Noun
8931physiologique
physiological
Adjective
8932mutuelle
member-owned insurance or financial institution
Noun
8933condé
cop, rozzer, jake
Noun
8934vulnérabilité
vulnerability (the state of being vulnerable)
Noun
8935nomade
nomad
Noun
8936décomposition
decomposition
Noun
8937gentleman
gentleman, especially an anglophone one
Noun
8938homophobie
homophobia, antipathy towards homosexuals
Noun
8939judaïsme
Judaism
Noun
8940accidentellement
accidentally (unexpectedly, unintentionally)
Adverb
8941oups
oops, whoops
Interjection
8942désespérément
desperately
Adverb
8943calmement
calmly
Adverb
8944gâchis
wet mortar; (by extension) muddy ground; mess, shambles; waste, wastefulness
Noun
8945significativement
significantly
Adverb
8946contributeur
contributor
Noun
8947hilarant
hilarious (very amusing; very funny)
Adjective
8948régression
regression
Noun
8949barème
scale (used to assess magnitude); schedule (linking two types of measurement)
Noun
8950déposition
deposition, statement, testimony
Noun
8951chimiste
chemist (scientist of chemistry)
Noun
8952bourgmestre
mayor
Noun
8953mesuré
measured; moderate, modest; prudent
Adjective
8954actualiser
to update (to make something up to date); to refresh; to actualize
Verb
8955lingerie
linen room; lingerie (clothing)
Noun
8956consécration
consecration
Noun
8957avide
avid, eager, desirous; greedy, grasping
Adjective
8958fût
bole (of tree); keg, cask, draft
Noun
8959forestier
male forester
Noun
8960distribué
Distributed; Distributed: involving several separate computers.
Adjective
8961pulsion
drive, urge
Noun
8962bayer
to have one's mouth wide open, to gape
Verb
8963contrarier
to thwart; to upset; to stand in the way of
Verb
8964instructeur
instructor, teacher, trainer
Noun
8965allumé
lit, on, lit up; lit, on, on fire; on, turned on, switched on; crazy, weird, eccentric, wacko; drunk; congested; with its eyes bright (and a specified color)
Adjective
8966homophobe
homophobic
Adjective
8967amen
amen
Interjection
8968scie
saw tool; cliché
Noun
8969sorcellerie
sorcery, witchcraft
Noun
8970finlandais
of Finland; Finnish
Adjective
8971dodo
sleep, kip; a dodo bird
Noun
8972nautique
nautical
Adjective
8973bibliothécaire
librarian
Noun
8974incarné
incarnate, embodied, personified; ingrown
Adjective
8975migrer
to migrate
Verb
8976glacial
freezing, ice-cold, very cold; icy, very cold
Adjective
8977colin
Several different fish: pollock or European pollock, saithe or coalfish, hake; Several other species, when modified: colin d'Alaska, colin de Noruega, colin noir, colin antarctique, colin de Kerguelen
Noun
8978magistrature
magistracy, magistrature
Noun
8979triplé
triplet (one of a group of three siblings born at the same time to the same mother); treble (a team that wins three competitions in the same season); hat trick (three goals scored by one player in a game)
Noun
8980escargot
snail; slowpoke, slowcoach
Noun
8981absurdité
absurdity; meaninglessness; a thing that is absurd
Noun
8982réticence
tight-lippedness, reticence; aposiopesis; reluctance, misgivings
Noun
8983approvisionner
to supply; stock; to shop
Verb
8984percussion
percussion (tapping of the body); percussion
Noun
8985haïtien
of Haiti; Haitian
Adjective
8986inertie
inertia; lack of dynamism or forcefulness
Noun
8987blonde
blonde, female with blonde hair; light beer; girlfriend
Noun
8988tuberculose
tuberculosis (The infectious disease)
Noun
8989pulmonaire
pulmonary
Adjective
8990sermon
sermon (religious speech); sermon, lecture (lengthy reproval)
Noun
8991obsolète
obsolete; deprecated
Adjective
8992télécommande
remote control
Noun
8993chili
chili, chili con carne
Noun
8994imputer
to attribute, impute, put down to; to charge, allocate, settle; to blame oneself; to accept responsibility, take the blame
Verb
8995mathématicien
mathematician
Noun
8996taupe
mole (burrowing mammal); (espionage) mole (undercover agent); tunneler; higher mathematics class
Noun
8997enrouler
to wind, curl (around); to hide (to remove from display); to make out with, to score with, to get off with (to kiss someone)
Verb
8998arrêté
fixed, immovable, settled (ideas, opinion)
Adjective
8999pittoresque
picturesque
Adjective
9000boulette
small ball; meatball
Noun