9301luminositébrightness; luminosity (the total amount of electromagnetic energy emitted per unit of time by a star, galaxy, or other astronomical objects)
Noun
9302stringG-string, thong, tanga
Noun
9305levéeremoval (act of removing or taking off); levee (geographical feature); trick; arising, a ceremony in which the King or Queen of France arose from bed and prepared for the day
Noun
9307envoyéenvoy; messenger; correspondent
Noun
9311anxieuxanxious; apprehensive
Adjective
9315bouffecomic, amusing
Adjective
9316greverto burden; put a burden on; to put a weight on (someone's shoulders); to hang over; weigh heavy over
Verb
9317surplomberto overhang; to overlook; to hang over, to hang above
Verb
9320retentirto ring, to ring out; to have a strong effect
Verb
9321virulentvirulent; virulent (hostile)
Adjective
9324limitéelimited (limited liability corporation)
Noun
9326polardetective novel
Noun
9328démasquerto remove a mask, to unmask; to expose, to uncover (e.g. a secret)
Verb
9330skieurskier (someone who skis)
Noun
9333cigarecigar (rolled bundle of tobacco made for smoking); head, face
Noun
9335vitrailstained glass; stained glass window
Noun
9337facultatifoptional, elective; not mandatory; facultative
Adjective
9339pendantstone that dangles on earrings; match, counterpart
Noun
9340parsemerto sprinkle, scatter, strew (de with); to be scattered or strewn over
Verb
9341blanchimentbleaching; laundering (especially of money); blanking; bloom (chocolate)
Noun
9342nouillenoodle (string or strip of pasta); dumbhead; cock, dick
Noun
9344crugrowth; vineyard; vintage
Noun
9345arômearoma; flavoring
Noun
9347réconfortcomfort, solace; reassurance
Noun
9349mourantdying; in agony
Adjective
9351écoloenvironmentalist; (derogatory) treehugger, crunchy granola
Noun
9352étayerto prop up; to support; to support (especially of an abstract, e.g., an opinion, theory, claim, etc.)
Verb
9353gîteshelter; lodging; gîte (self-catering holiday home); beef shin; list (inclination of a ship)
Noun
9354prescritprescribed; stated, stipulated
Adjective
9355lisiblelegible; readable
Adjective
9356closa piece of cultivated land surrounded by walls or hedges, especially a small vineyard; field, cultivated farm field
Noun
9358dinerpost-1990 spelling of dîner
Verb
9364généalogiegenealogy (the study of family history)
Noun
9366anarchieanarchy, absence of any form of political authority or government; a state of utter disorder, advanced disorganization and confusion
Noun
9369verroubolt; lock; lock, mutex
Noun
9370réelreal (reality)
Noun
9371carnagecarnage (all senses)
Noun
9374diètediet (regulation of nutrition); diet (council or assembly)
Noun
9375suicidaireof suicide; suicidal; suicidal (likely to try to commit suicide); suicidal (extremely dangerous)
Adjective
9381BTPthe public buildings and works sector
Noun
9390fontaine Wallacea type of large cast-iron drinking fountain found in Paris
Noun
9391cyniquecynical; dog; canine
Adjective
9392baverto drool, to slobber; to leak
Verb
9394cohabitationcohabitation (act of living together); cohabitation
Noun
9395ficelletwine; a very narrow baguette
Noun
9396osédaring, risqué
Adjective
9397remaniementreworking; reorganization; revision, amendment; reshuffle
Noun
9398limogerto dismiss (usually of senior staff, such as a minister, general, bishop, ambassador, etc), kick upstairs
Verb
9399accablerto devastate, overwhelm; to condemn (someone)
Verb
9400copcop (police officer); a friend, a pal
Noun