9803danoisDanish, the Danish language
Noun
9805floraisonflowering, florescence; an instance of flowering
Noun
9808baraqueshack, hut; stall, stand; pad, crib (house); musclehead, muscleman, man built like a brick shithouse, bulky man (large and muscular man)
Noun
9809cornetcone; horn; (ice-cream) cone; post horn; cornet; cornet stop (on organ); portable inkhorn; plastic bag; ear trumpet
Noun
9814celtiqueCeltic (of the Celts; of the style of the Celts)
Adjective
9815métriquemetric (relating to metric system); metrical (relating to poetic meter)
Adjective
9816récipientcontainer, vessel, recipient
Noun
9817novicebeginner, novice
Noun
9819marquagemarking (action of making a mark); mark, marking (the sign marked); marking (coloration of an animal); marking (action of e.g. marking a page); branding (e.g. of cattle); marking (of another player); scoring (of e.g. a goal)
Noun
9820brasserto brew (beer); to intermingle
Verb
9822tuniquetunic (garment); membrane
Noun
9825léopardleopard (a large wild cat with a spotted coat, Panthera pardus)
Noun
9828prud'hommea master craftsman or expert; prud'homme (male member of employment tribunal)
Noun
9832répitrespite, relief (brief interval of rest or relief), break
Noun
9833bipbeep (short, electronically-produced sound)
Noun
9835piétinerto stomp (make loud sounds by stepping); to shuffle (move forwards with short steps and with difficulty); to make no headway, to go into a dead end; to trample (underfoot)
Verb
9837introuvableunfindable, nowhere to be found; unobtainable or nonexistent; elusive, rare
Adjective
9838thérapeutiquefield of medicine that studies and applies treatments; set of processes involved in a specific treatment
Noun
9839prodiguerto dispense, to lavish (something on someone)
Verb
9841attelerto harness, yoke, hitch (e.g. a horse to a wagon); to get down to, apply oneself to
Verb
9842agrémenterto brighten up; to liven up; to supplement, adorn
Verb
9845éloignementdistancing (putting something further away); removal; distance between two things; long time ago; long distance; distance (lack of intimacy)
Noun
9851école normale supérieurea selective type of public service school (grandes écoles) providing training for researchers and teachers in France
Noun
9852cohabiterto cohabit, to live together
Verb
9854banderolebanner (in political demonstration); banderole (in the sense of "streamer, little banner, little flag"); streamer (as a decoration); banderole (flat band with an inscription)
Noun
9855truquerto tamper with, to fiddle, to falsify; to trick; to fix, rig (e.g. elections, a sports match)
Verb
9856PLUinitialism of plan local d'urbanisme, an urban development plan produced by municipalities in France.
Noun
9859covercover (rerecording)
Noun
9860lièvrehare; pacesetter, pacemaker, pacer
Noun
9861délibérédeliberate; planned; calculated
Adjective
9862écuyersquire, equerry; rider, horseman
Noun
9863prétendufiancé, future husband; boyfriend
Noun
9864aveuglerto blind (make temporarily or permanently blind)
Verb
9867corvéecorvee (labour due to a feudal lord; labour on roads); drudgery; chore; fatigue; menial task
Noun
9868chouchouterm of endearment (like petit chou, mon chou); blue-eyed boy, teacher's pet (student perceived to be favored by the teacher); a hair scrunchie, scrunchy; chayote; candied peanut
Noun
9875martyremartyrdom; martyress; female equivalent of martyr
Noun
9876jetona game chip or token, a counter; a coin; a Scrabble tile
Noun
9877usuelusual, everyday
Adjective
9879BPFV: alternative form of B/P
Noun
9880rincerto rinse; to drink a lot of alcohol
Verb
9881fiançaillesengagement (before a marriage); betrothal
Noun
9885actionnerto work (to set into action), actuate, action
Verb
9886résignerto relinquish, renounce; to resign oneself (to)
Verb
9890jaguarjaguar (cat); Jaguar (Mac OS 10.2); jaguar (car); Jaguar (British car manufacturer)
Noun
9891morsurebite (act of biting); bite (wound that is the result of being bitten)
Noun
9892rechangereplacement, spare, change (of clothes)
Noun
9893insomnieinsomnia (sleeping disorder)
Noun
9897déchiffrerto decipher (all meanings); to sightread (or sight read)
Verb
9898émerveillerto fascinate, amaze (strike with admiration and marvel); to marvel (at)
Verb
9900reconquérirto reconquer; to regain, to win back
Verb