9701préliminairepreliminary (part before the main part); foreplay
Noun
9706nourrifed, nourished; heavy, sustained
Adjective
9708informaticiencomputer specialist, computer scientist; IT worker
Noun
9709teintdyed; tinted
Adjective
9710encombrerto block off, to clutter, to clutter up, to congest; to encumber, to burden; to jam (e.g. a switchboard)
Verb
9711huilerto oil, oil up (cover or coat with oil)
Verb
9713cadrandial; face (of a clock); alarm clock
Noun
9715dévotionreligious devotion; any religious ritual
Noun
9716déraperto skid, to slide; to drag; to get out of hand, to get out of control
Verb
9717insurgerto rise up, to protest (against)
Verb
9718vichygingham; Vichy water
Noun
9719paumepalm (of the hand)
Noun
9720aïeinterjection expressing a sharp pain: ouch!; interjection expressing worry: dang!; oh dear
Interjection
9721patinageskating; ice-skating; roller skating; loss of traction (of a motor vehicle)
Noun
9726N.D.L.R.initialism of note de la rédaction (—Ed., —Editor; editor's note;)
Noun
9727zonerto wander around, wander about; to sleep; to go to sleep, hit the hay
Verb
9733ancréanchoring, fixing
Adjective
9734relâcheinterruption; time off, time out (a break); spring break, March break (a break in the school term, for the winter-spring semester)
Noun
9735teinturea liquid dye, colourant; a color, shade thus applied; a dying job, process; a solution in liquids such as alcohol, notably in pharmacy; a superficial knowledge
Noun
9736connexeclosely related; connected
Adjective
9738fausserto falsify, to render invalid; to skew, to distort (a result)
Verb
9739abdominalabdominal; of the abdomen
Adjective
9740échiquierchessboard; treasury, exchequer
Noun
9741distinctifdistinctive, distinguishing
Adjective
9742anglophonean anglophone, an English-speaking person
Noun
9744punaisebug, stinkbug; true bug (a member of order Heteroptera); bedbug; tack, thumbtack, drawing pin; a worthless woman (a term of abuse)
Noun
9745séquellesuite, retinue, following (group of followers); sequela; after-effect, consequence, legacy
Noun
9749astrecelestial body, astronomical object; star
Noun
9753écossaisScottish Gaelic language; Scots language
Noun
9755cépagea variety or clone of a cultivated vine
Noun
9764religieuxa religious person (man); a religious (a man who is a member of a religious institute or order; a friar, monk, or religious priest)
Noun
9765piperto pipe (a bagpipe)
Verb
9766grefferto transplant, to graft
Verb
9767rondellehockey puck; ring or annulus; disk; washer; onion ring; slice; asshole (anus)
Noun
9768excentriqueeccentric (away from the centre); eccentric (not having the same centre); eccentric (characterized by unusual behaviour), oddball
Adjective
9770toulousainof, from or relating to the city of Toulouse, the prefecture of the Haute-Garonne department and the Occitania region, France
Adjective
9771geléefrost; jelly (wobbly food); jelly-like substance
Noun
9772ascendantascendant; supremacy, ascendancy; ancestor, forefather, progenitor
Noun
9773révoquerto revoke; to remove; to take away
Verb
9774pâturagepasture; meadow; pasturage (the right to let animals graze on pasture)
Noun
9776imparfaitimperfect, flawed; unaccomplished, incomplete
Adjective
9782remanierto reknead; to reuse; to reorganize; to revise; to reshuffle
Verb
9783alcooliquealcoholic (a person addicted to alcohol)
Noun
9784riderto wrinkle; to ripple; to ride
Verb
9785fâcheuxannoying; irritating; unfortunate; regrettable
Adjective
9786attiranceattraction (the state of feeling attraction); attraction (the state of being attractive)
Noun
9790psaumepsalm (all senses)
Noun
9791nicherto nest (bird); to nestle; to hang out
Verb
9792excluexcluded; exclusive; out of the question, impossible
Adjective
9796inachevéunfinished, uncompleted
Adjective