9903vracbulk (goods sold and transported unpackaged in large amounts)
Noun
9904guérillaguerrilla (guerrilla war)
Noun
9905immigrerto immigrate (to move into another country or area)
Verb
9907intuitifintuitive (all meanings)
Adjective
9908exprèson purpose, intentionally, deliberately
Adverb
9910mustthat which is compulsory; an obligation; duty; must; must-have (item that one must own)
Noun
9912mêléefray, brawl, fight, melee (especially disorganized); scrum
Noun
9913diversiondiversion; pastime; entertainment
Noun
9914fiancerto get engaged (to be married)
Verb
9918bourgeposho; snob, toff
Noun
9919carcassecarcass (dead animal); carcass; skeleton; bones (of a plan); an assembly of pieces of wood, metal or another substance making up the framework of a construction
Noun
9920collecteurcollector (all senses); main drain / sewer
Noun
9921punchpunch (drink); punch (power, strength, energy)
Noun
9923graviergravel (small fragments of rock); crushed rocks between 5 and 40 mm in diameter (used on unpaved roads, in gardens to increase drainage, etc.); gravel, kidney stones, gallstones; beach woman, shoreman (individual who spreads out and dries cod on a (gravel) beach)
Noun
9926tremplinspringboard; springboard (something to jumpstart or boost e.g. a career); ski jump (ramp)
Noun
9927insistantinsistent, pressing; persistent
Adjective
9928lielees, dregs (of wine, of society)
Noun
9931annonceurannouncer, commentator; advertiser
Noun
9933flinguerto gun, to gun down; to commit suicide with a gun
Verb
9935forcementfixing number; cooking the books
Noun
9936corpanother name for the fish ombre
Noun
9939auditifaural, auditory, auditive
Adjective
9942promptprompt, swift, quick; curt
Adjective
9945fourneaustove (cooker); stove (heater); chamber (of a tobacco pipe); beggar, hobo
Noun
9946sillagewake (the path left behind a ship on the surface of the water); slipstream; sillage (trail of scent left behind by one who wears perfume)
Noun
9949endosserto carry on one's back; to assume responsibility, to shoulder; to endorse; to take on (e.g. a role); to put on, to don
Verb
9952entasserto pile (objects), to hoard (money etc.); to pile up
Verb
9954apartheidapartheid (racial segregation in South Africa from 1948 to 1994); apartheid (any policy of racial segregation)
Noun
9959NCinitialism of cable ship
Noun
9963télescopespyglass; telescope (optical instrument used in astronomy for observing distant objects)
Noun
9964mitigéqualified (success etc.); ambivalent, mixed (feelings), lukewarm (results)
Adjective
9966rêveura dreamer or idealist
Noun
9968couronnementa coronation, crowning ceremony; any similar investiture, triumph etc.; a crest, something physically in prominent top-position; a culmination
Noun
9969adoptifadoption; adoptive
Adjective
9974vendua sellout (sense 2)
Noun
9975éteintextinct; dead, lifeless
Adjective
9976voguerto travel through the water; to sail; to swim; to row; to wander
Verb
9977irruptionoutbreak (an eruption, sudden appearance); irruption
Noun
9979cafardhypocrite; tattletale, informant, rat; cockroach; depression, melancholy
Noun
9980faucherto mow, to reap; to run over, to knock down; to steal
Verb
9983réactifreactive; responsive, quick to respond, who replies fast; reactive (not proactive, not acting preventively, dealing with problems only after the fact, tackling issues only after they've occurred)
Adjective
9984sonnettebell (for example, on a bicycle), handbell; doorbell; pile driver
Noun
9985flambeautorch; candle; candlestick; light, flame as symbolic spirit of something
Noun
9986adjugerto auction; to adjudicate; to take (all for oneself), to grant (oneself) the prerogative to
Verb
9987externe(a school student who doesn't stay in his establishment for meals or at night)
Noun
9991viticoleviticulture, viticultural
Adjective
9996plomberto fill with lead, to weigh down with lead; to become a burden, to weigh down
Verb
9997asthmeasthma (chronic respiratory disease)
Noun
9998cloisonpartition, partition wall; septum, partition; bulkhead
Noun
9999péripétieperipeteia (sudden change in circumstances); chain of unexpected events
Noun
10000subvenirto provide for, to meet
Verb