ADN: 1. DNA Abkhasie: 1. Abkhazia Abkhasien: 1. Abkhazian Abyssin: 1. Abyssinian Abyssinie: 1. Abyssinia Achille: 1. Achilles Achron: 1. Acheron Adam: 1. Adam Addis-Abeba: 1. Addis Ababa Aden: 1. Aden Adjarie: 1. Adzharia Adonis: 1. Adonis Afghan: 1. Afghan Afghane: 1. Afghan woman Afghanistan: 1. Afghanistan Africain: 1. African Afrikander: 1. Afrikaner, Boer Afrique: 1. Africa Afrique du Nord: 1. North Africa Afrique du Sud: 1. South Africa Agamemnon: 1. Agamemnon Agathe: 1. Agatha Aix-la-Chapelle: 1. Aix-la-Chapelle Ajax: 1. Ajax Albanais: 1. Albanian Albanie: 1. Albania Albe: 1. Alva Albert: 1. Albert | 2. Albert Alberta: 1. Alberta Alep: 1. Aleppo Alexandre: 1. Alexander Alexandrie: 1. Alexandria Alger: 1. Algiers Algrie: 1. Algeria Algrien: 1. Algerian Allemagne: 1. Germany Allemagne de l'Ouest: 1. West Germany | 2. West Germany Allemand: 1. German Allemande: 1. German, German woman Alost: 1. Alost Alpes: 1. Alps Alpes graies: 1. Graian Alps Alsacien: 1. Alsatian Amboine: 1. Amboina Amsterdam: 1. Amsterdam Amricain: 1. American, US citizen Amrique: 1. America Amrique centrale: 1. Central America Amrique du Nord: 1. North America Amrique du Sud: 1. South America Amrique septentrionale: 1. North America Andalou: 1. Andalusian Andalouse: 1. Andalusian woman Andalousie: 1. Andalusia Andorre: 1. Andorra Andrinople: 1. Adrianople Anglais: 1. Englishman, Sassenach Angle: 1. Englishman, Sassenach Angleterre: 1. England | 2. England Anglo-Saxon: 1. Anglo-Saxon Angolais: 1. Angolese Anne: 1. Ann Annibal: 1. Hannibal Annonciation: 1. Annunciation, Lady Day Antarctique: 1. Antarctic Antillais: 1. Antillian Antilles: 1. Antilles Antioche: 1. Antioch | 2. Antioch Antoine: 1. Antony Anvers: 1. Antwerp Apache: 1. apache, hood, ruffian | 2. apache, hood, ruffian Apennins: 1. Apennines Aphrodite: 1. Aphrodite Apocalypse: 1. Apocalypse Apollon: 1. Apollo Appalaches: 1. Appalachian Mountains Aquitaine: 1. Aquitaine Arabe: 1. Arabian woman | 2. Arab Arabie: 1. Arabia Arcadie: 1. Arcadia Archimde: 1. Archimedes Ardennes: 1. Ardennes Argentin: 1. Argentine Argentine: 1. Argentina Argus: 1. Argus Ariane: 1. Ariadne Aristote: 1. Aristotle Armorique: 1. Armorica Armnie: 1. Armenia Armnien: 1. Armenian Armnienne: 1. Armenian woman Arras: 1. Arras Aryen: 1. Aryan Asiate: 1. Asian woman | 2. Asian Asiatique: 1. Asian woman | 2. Asian Asie: 1. Asia Asie Mineure: 1. Asia Minor Asie du Sud-Est: 1. Sout-East Asia Assomption: 1. Assumption Assyrie: 1. Assyria Assyrien: 1. Assyrian Asturies: 1. Asturias Atabasca: 1. Athabasca Athnien: 1. Athenian Athnes: 1. Athena, Athene | 2. Athens Atlas: 1. Atlas Attique: 1. Attica Augias: 1. Augeas Auguste: 1. Augustus Aurigny: 1. Alderney Australie: 1. Australia Australien: 1. Australian Australienne: 1. Australian woman Autriche: 1. Austria Autrichien: 1. Austrian Babel: 1. Babel, Babylon | 2. Babel, Babylon Babylone: 1. Babel, Babylon Babylonie: 1. Babylonia Bacchus: 1. Bacchus Balinais: 1. Balinese Balkans: 1. Balkans Balares: 1. Balearic Islands Bantou: 1. Bantu Barbade: 1. Barbados Barbe-Bleue: 1. Bluebeard Barcelone: 1. Barcelona Barry: 1. Barry Barthlemy: 1. Bartolomew Basque: 1. Basque Batave: 1. Batavian Bavarois: 1. Bavarian Bavire: 1. Bavaria | 2. Bavaria Belge: 1. Belgian, Belgian woman | 2. Belgian Belgique: 1. Belgium Belgrade: 1. Belgrade Benelux: 1. Benelux Bengale: 1. Bengal Benot: 1. Ben, Benedict Berlin: 1. Berlin Berlinois: 1. Berliner Bermudes: 1. Bermudas Berne: 1. Berne Bernois: 1. Bernese Bessarabie: 1. Bessarabia Bethlem: 1. Bethlehem Bible: 1. Bible Birman: 1. Burmese Birmane: 1. Burmese woman Birmanie: 1. Burma Boer: 1. Afrikaner, Boer Bohmien: 1. Bohemian Bohme: 1. Bohemia Bois-le-Duc: 1. Bois-le-Duc Bolivie: 1. Bolivia Bolivien: 1. Bolivian Boschiman: 1. Bushman Bosnie: 1. Bosnia Bosnien: 1. Bosnian Bosphore: 1. Bosporus Bouddha: 1. Buddha Brabant: 1. Brabant Brabanon: 1. Brabantine Bretagne: 1. Bretagne, Brittany Breton: 1. Breton Britannique: 1. Briton Bruges: 1. Bruges Bruxelles: 1. Brussels Brsil: 1. Brazil Brsilien: 1. Brazilian Bulgare: 1. Bulgar, Bulgarian Byzance: 1. Byzantium Bdouin: 1. Bedouin Ble: 1. Basel, Basle Cachemire: 1. Kashmir Calabre: 1. Calabria Californie: 1. California Californien: 1. Californian Calvaire: 1. Calvary, Golgotha Calvin: 1. Calvin Cambodge: 1. Cambodia Cambodgien: 1. Cambodian Cambodgienne: 1. Cambodian woman Cameroun: 1. Cameroon Canada: 1. Canada Canadien: 1. Canadian Canadienne: 1. Canadian woman Cap-des-Caissie: 1. Caissie Cape Capitole: 1. Capitol Capricorne: 1. Capricorn Carpates: 1. Carpathians, Carpathian mountains Carthage: 1. Carthage Carthaginois: 1. Carthaginian Cassandre: 1. Cassandra Castillan: 1. Castilian Castille: 1. Castile Catalan: 1. Catalonian Catalogne: 1. Catalonia Caton: 1. Cato Caucase: 1. Caucasus Can: 1. Cain Celte: 1. Celt Cendrillon: 1. Cinderella Cerbre: 1. Cerberus Ceylan: 1. Ceylon Ceylanais: 1. Ceylonese Chalde: 1. Chaldea Chalden: 1. Chaldean Chanaan: 1. Canaan | 2. Canaan Chandeleur: 1. Candlemas Charlemagne: 1. Charlemagne Charybde: 1. Charybdis Chenal Lost: 1. Lost Channel Chili: 1. Chile Chilien: 1. Chilean Chine: 1. China Chinois: 1. Chinaman, Chinese Christ: 1. Christ Churchill: 1. Churchill, Churchill River | 2. Churchill, Churchill River Chutes Niagara: 1. Niagara Falls Chypre: 1. Cyprus Chypriote: 1. Cyprian woman | 2. Cypriot Cicron: 1. Cicero Cloptre: 1. Cleopatra Coblence: 1. Coblenz, Koblenz Cologne: 1. Cologne Colomb: 1. Columbus Colombie-Britannique: 1. British Columbia Colombie: 1. Colombia Colombien: 1. Colombian Columbia: 1. Columbia, Columbia River Comines: 1. Comine Congo: 1. Congo, Zaire | 2. Congo Copenhague: 1. Copenhagen Coran: 1. Koran Cordoue: 1. Cordova Corinthe: 1. Corinth Cornouailles: 1. Cornwall Corse: 1. Corsica | 2. Corsican woman | 3. Corsican Core: 1. Korea Coren: 1. Korean Corene: 1. Korean woman Core du Nord: 1. North Korea Core du Sud: 1. South Korea Costaricien: 1. Costa Rican Costa Rica: 1. Costa Rica Courtrai: 1. Courtrai Cracovie: 1. Cracow Crime: 1. Crimea Croate: 1. Croat Croatie: 1. Croatia Croix du Sud: 1. Southern Cross Crte: 1. Crete Cuba: 1. Cuba Cubain: 1. Cuban Cupidon: 1. Cupid Curaao: 1. Curaao Cyclades: 1. Cyclades Cypriote: 1. Cyprian woman | 2. Cypriot Crs: 1. Ceres Csar: 1. Caesar Cte d'Ivoire: 1. Ivory Coast | 2. Ivory Coast Dakar: 1. Dakar Dalmate: 1. Dalmatian Dalmatie: 1. Dalmatia Damas: 1. Damascus Damocls: 1. Damocles Danemark: 1. Denmark Danois: 1. Dane Danube: 1. Danube Dardanelles: 1. Dardanelles, Hellespont Delphes: 1. Delphi Deutronome: 1. Deuteronomy Diane: 1. Diana Dieu: 1. God Diogne: 1. Diogenes Djibouti: 1. Djibouti, Jibuti Dominicain: 1. Dominican Dominique: 1. Dominica Douvres: 1. Dover Dunkerque: 1. Dunkirk Ecossais: 1. Scot, Scotsman Ecossaise: 1. Scotswoman Ecosse: 1. Scotland Ecriture sainte: 1. Bible Eden: 1. Eden Edimbourg: 1. Edinburgh Egypte: 1. Egypt Egyptien: 1. Egyptian Elbe: 1. Elbe | 2. Elba Empire romain: 1. Roman Empire Ene: 1. Aeneas Eole: 1. Aeolus Epiphanie: 1. Epiphany, Twelfth-night Erythre: 1. Eritrea Escaut: 1. Scheldt Espagne: 1. Spain Espagnol: 1. Spaniard Espagnole: 1. Spanish woman Estonie: 1. Estonia Estonien: 1. Estonian Estonienne: 1. Estonian woman Etats-Unis: 1. United States of America, USA Ethiopie: 1. Abyssinia, Ethiopia Ethiopien: 1. Ethiopian Etrusque: 1. Etrurian, Etruscan Euphrate: 1. Euphrates Europe: 1. Europa | 2. Europe | 3. Europa Europen: 1. European Extrme-Orient: 1. Far East Finlandaise: 1. Finnish, Finnish woman Finlande: 1. Finland Finnois: 1. Finn Finnoise: 1. Finnish, Finnish woman Flamand: 1. Flemming Flandre: 1. Flanders Flandre Zlandaise: 1. Dutch Flanders Flessingue: 1. Flushing Fleuve Churchill: 1. Churchill, Churchill River Fleuve Columbia: 1. Columbia, Columbia River Fleuve Fraser: 1. Fraser, Fraser River Floride: 1. Florida Fortune: 1. Fortune Fort-Noire: 1. Black Forest France: 1. France Francfort: 1. Frankfort Franais: 1. Frenchman Franaise: 1. Frenchwoman Fraser: 1. Fraser, Fraser River Frise: 1. Friesland Frison: 1. Frisian Gabon: 1. Gabon Galice: 1. Galicia Galicie: 1. Galicia Galles: 1. Wales Gallois: 1. Welshman Gand: 1. Ghent Gange: 1. Ganges Gaule: 1. Gaul Gaulois: 1. Gaul Gense: 1. Genesis Genve: 1. Geneva Germain: 1. German, Teuton Ghana: 1. Ghana Ghanen: 1. Ghanaian Golfe d'Aden: 1. Gulf of Aden Goth: 1. Goth Grammont: 1. Grammont Grand-Sault: 1. Grand Falls Grande-Bretagne: 1. Britain, Great Britain Grand Lac Sal: 1. Great Salt Lake Grec: 1. Greek Grecque: 1. Greek woman Grenade: 1. Grenada Groenland: 1. Greenland | 2. Greenland Groenlandais: 1. Greenlander Gronland: 1. Greenland | 2. Greenland Gronlandais: 1. Greenlander Grce: 1. Greece Guadeloupe: 1. Guadeloupe Guatemala: 1. Guatemala Guatmaltque: 1. Guatemalan Gueldre: 1. Guelderland, Guelders Guine-Bissau: 1. Guinea Bissau Guine: 1. Guinea Guine Equatoriale: 1. Equatorial Guinea Guyenne: 1. Aquitaine Gdon: 1. Gideon Gorgie: 1. Georgia Gorgien: 1. Georgian Gnes: 1. Genoa Hambourg: 1. Hamburg Hannibal: 1. Hannibal Hanovre: 1. Hanover Hawaii: 1. Hawaii Hati: 1. Haiti Hellade: 1. Hellas Helvtie: 1. Helvetia Helvte: 1. Helvetian Hercule: 1. Heracles, Hercules Herms: 1. Hermes Himalaya: 1. Himalayas Hippocrate: 1. Hippocrates Hollandais: 1. Dutchman, Hollander Hollande: 1. Holland Hollande septentrionale: 1. North Holland Homre: 1. Homer Honduras: 1. Honduras Hondurien: 1. Honduran Hondurienne: 1. Honduran woman Hongrie: 1. Hungary Hongrois: 1. Hungarian Hongroise: 1. Hungarian, Hungarian woman Hong Kong: 1. Hongkong Hbreu: 1. Hebrew, Jew Hbrides: 1. Hebrides, Western Islands Hlne: 1. Helen Ile-du-Prince-Edouard: 1. Prince Edward Island Iles de la Reine-Charlotte: 1. Queen Charlotte Islands Iles de la Reine-Elisabeth: 1. Queen Elizabeth Islands Iles normandes: 1. Channel Islands Ile Knosha: 1. Kenosha Island Ile Remprouix: 1. Remprouix Island Ile de Baffin: 1. Baffin Island Ile de Sable: 1. Sable Island Ile de Vancouver: 1. Vancouver Island Ile du Cap-Breton: 1. Cape Breton Island Ile du Diable: 1. Devil's Island Ile d'Anticosti: 1. Anticosti Island Ile d'Ellesmere: 1. Ellesmere Island Iliade: 1. Iliad Inde: 1. India Indien: 1. Indian | 2. Indian, American Indian Indienne: 1. Indian, Indian woman Indochine: 1. Indo-China Indonsie: 1. Indonesia Indonsien: 1. Indonesian Indonsienne: 1. Indonesian woman Irak: 1. Iraq Irakien: 1. Iraqi, Iraquian Iran: 1. Iran, Persia Iranien: 1. Iranian, Persian Iranienne: 1. Iranian woman, Persian woman Irlandais: 1. Irishman Irlandaise: 1. Iriswoman Irlande: 1. Ireland Irlande du Nord: 1. Northern Ireland Islandais: 1. Icelander Islande: 1. Iceland Isral: 1. Israel Italie: 1. Italy Italien: 1. Italian Italienne: 1. Italian woman Jacob: 1. Jacob Jacques: 1. Jacob Jamaque: 1. Jamaica Japon: 1. Japan Japonais: 1. Japanese Japonaise: 1. Japanese woman Java: 1. Java Javanais: 1. Javanese Javanaise: 1. Javanese woman Jordanie: 1. Jordan Jordanien: 1. Jordanian Joseph: 1. Joseph Josu: 1. Joshua Jourdain: 1. Jordan Juif: 1. Jew Junon: 1. Juno Jupiter: 1. Jupiter | 2. Jove, Jupiter Jricho: 1. Jericho Jrusalem: 1. Jerusalem Jsus-Christ: 1. Jesus Christ Kenya: 1. Kenya Kenyan: 1. Kenyan Khmer: 1. Cambodian Kremlin: 1. Kremlin Kurde: 1. Kurd Kurdistan: 1. Kurdistan Lac Lman: 1. Lake of Geneva Laos: 1. Laos Laotien: 1. Laotian Lapon: 1. Laplander, Lapp Laponie: 1. Lapland Laponne: 1. Lappish woman, Lapponian woman Laurentides: 1. Laurentian Mountains La Havane: 1. Havana La Haye: 1. The Hague Letton: 1. Latvian, Lett Lettonie: 1. Latvia Lettonne: 1. Latvian woman Leyde: 1. Leyden Le Caire: 1. Cairo Liban: 1. Lebanon Libanais: 1. Lebanese Libye: 1. Libya Libyen: 1. Libyan Libria: 1. Liberia Librien: 1. Liberian Lierre: 1. Lyra Lisbonne: 1. Lisbon Lituanie: 1. Lithuania Lituanien: 1. Lithuanian Lituanienne: 1. Lithuanian woman Livonie: 1. Livonia Livonien: 1. Livonian Livourne: 1. Leghorn Lige: 1. Lige Lige: 1. Lige Londonien: 1. Londoner Londres: 1. London Lorraine: 1. Lorraine, Lothringen Louvain: 1. Louvain Lucerne: 1. Lucerne Luxembourg: 1. Luxemburg | 2. Luxemburg | 3. Luxemburg Luxemburgeois: 1. Luxemburger Lyon: 1. Lyons Machiavel: 1. Machiavelli Mackenzie: 1. Mackenzie, Mackenzie River Macdoine: 1. Macedonia Macdonien: 1. Macedonian Madagascar: 1. Madagascar Madone: 1. Madonna Madrid: 1. Madrid Mahomet: 1. Mohammed, Muhammad Majorque: 1. Majorca Malais: 1. Malay Malaisie: 1. Malaysia Malaisien: 1. Malaysian Malawi: 1. Malawi Mali: 1. Mali Malines: 1. Malines, Mechlin Maltais: 1. Maltese Malte: 1. Malta Mammon: 1. Mammon Mandchourie: 1. Manchuria Manille: 1. Manila Manitoba: 1. Manitoba Marc-en-Baroeul: 1. Marcus Marcq: 1. Marcus Mariannes: 1. Mariana Islands Marie: 1. Mary Maroc: 1. Morocco Marocain: 1. Moroccan Maroni: 1. Maroni Mars: 1. Mars Marseille: 1. Marseilles Mathusalem: 1. Methuselah Maure: 1. Moor Mauritanie: 1. Mauritania Mauritanien: 1. Mauretanian Mayence: 1. Mayence Mecque: 1. Mecca Mercure: 1. Mercury | 2. Mercury Messie: 1. Messiah Messine: 1. Messina Meuse: 1. Meuse Mexicain: 1. Mexican Mexicaine: 1. Mexican woman Mexico: 1. Mexico City Mexique: 1. Mexico Milan: 1. Milan Minerve: 1. Minerva Moldave: 1. Moldavian Moldavie: 1. Moldavia Moluques: 1. Moluccas Moluquois: 1. Moluccan Monaco: 1. Monaco Mongolie: 1. Mongolia Montngrin: 1. Montenegrin Montngro: 1. Montenegro Mongasque: 1. Monacan Moravie: 1. Moravia More: 1. Moor Morphe: 1. Morpheus Moscou: 1. Moscow Moscovite: 1. Muscovite Moselle: 1. Moselle Mose: 1. Moses Munich: 1. Munich Mycnes: 1. Mycenae Mditerrane: 1. Mediterranean Mduse: 1. Medusa Mlansie: 1. Melanesia Mlansien: 1. Melanesian Mphistophls: 1. Mephistopheles Msopotamie: 1. Mesopotamia Nabuchodonosor: 1. Nebuchadnezzar Namur: 1. Namur Nankin: 1. Nanking Naples: 1. Naples Napolitain: 1. Neapolitan Nemrod: 1. Nimrod Neptune: 1. Neptune Nicaragua: 1. Nicaragua Nicaraguayen: 1. Nicaraguan Niger: 1. Niger | 2. Niger Nigeria: 1. Nigeria Nigrian: 1. Nigerian Nigrien: 1. Nigerien Nil: 1. Nile Nimgue: 1. Nimwegen Noir: 1. Negro Nord-Amricain: 1. North American Nordafricain: 1. North African Normand: 1. Norman | 2. Northman, Norseman Norvgien: 1. Norwegian Norvge: 1. Norway Nouveau-Brunswick: 1. New Brunswick Nouvelle-Ecosse: 1. Nova Scotia | 2. Nova Scotia | 3. Nova Skotia Nouvelle-Galles du Sud: 1. New South Wales Nouvelle-Guine: 1. New Guinea Nouvelle-Orlans: 1. New Orleans Nouvelle-Zlande: 1. New Zealand No: 1. Noah Nerlandais: 1. Dutchman Nerlandaise: 1. Dutch woman Nmsis: 1. Nemesis No-Zlandais: 1. New Zealander Npal: 1. Nepal Npalais: 1. Nepalese Ocanie: 1. Oceania, Oceanica Olympe: 1. Olympus Ontario: 1. Ontario Orange: 1. Orange Orcades: 1. Orkney Islands, Orkneys Orphe: 1. Orpheus Ostende: 1. Ostend, Ostende Ostrogoth: 1. Ostrogoth Oural: 1. Ural Pacifique: 1. Pacific, Pacific Ocean Pakistan: 1. Pakistan Pakistanais: 1. Pakistani Pakistanaise: 1. Pakistani, Pakistani woman Palestine: 1. Palestinian Palestinien: 1. Palestine | 2. Palestinian Pan: 1. Pan Panam: 1. Paris Panama: 1. Panama Paname: 1. Paris Panamen: 1. Panamanian Panamenne: 1. Panamanian woman Pandore: 1. Pandora Papou: 1. Papuan Paris: 1. Paris Parisien: 1. Parisian Parthe: 1. Parthian Passe Lower: 1. Lower Narrows Pays-Bas: 1. Holland, the Netherlands Pentateuque: 1. Pentateuch Pentecte: 1. Pentecost, Whitsunday Persan: 1. Persian Persane: 1. Persian woman Perse: 1. Iran, Persia | 2. Persia Petit Poucet: 1. Tom Thumb Philippin: 1. Filipino Philippine: 1. Philippine woman Philippines: 1. Philippine Islands, Philippines Platon: 1. Plato Pluton: 1. Pluto | 2. Pluto Pologne: 1. Poland Polonais: 1. Pole Polonaise: 1. Polish woman Polynsie: 1. Polynesia Polynsien: 1. Polynesian Pomranie: 1. Pomerania Pont-Euxine: 1. Black Sea, Euxine Sea Porto: 1. Oporto Portugais: 1. Portuguese Portugaise: 1. Portuguese woman Portugal: 1. Portugal Prague: 1. Prague Proche-Orient: 1. Middle East Prote: 1. Proteus Prusse: 1. Prussia Prussien: 1. Prussian Ptolme: 1. Ptolemy Pgase: 1. Pegasus Pkin: 1. Peiping, Peking Pninsule Ministikawatin: 1. Ministikawatin Peninsula Pnlope: 1. Penelope Prou: 1. Peru Pques: 1. Easter Pris: 1. Paris Qubec: 1. Quebec Rameaux: 1. Palm Sunday Ratisbonne: 1. Ratisbon Reims: 1. Rheims Rhin: 1. Rhine Rhodsie: 1. Rhodesia Rhnanie: 1. Rhineland Rhne: 1. Rhone Richard: 1. Richard Rivire Churchill: 1. Churchill, Churchill River Romain: 1. Roman | 2. Roman Rome: 1. Rome Roumain: 1. Romanian Roumaine: 1. Romanian woman Roumanie: 1. Romania | 2. Romania Rubicon: 1. Rubicon Russe: 1. Russian woman | 2. Russian Russie: 1. Russia Rpublic Dominicaine: 1. Dominica Sagittaire: 1. Sagittarius Sahara: 1. Sahara Saint-Marin: 1. San Marino Saint-Nicolas: 1. Saint Nicholas, St. Nicholas Saint-Ptersbourg: 1. Saint Petersburg Saint-Sylvestre: 1. New Year's Eve Sainte-Hlne: 1. Saint Helena Sainte-Vierge: 1. Madonna Samarie: 1. Samaria Sardaigne: 1. Sardinia | 2. Sardina Sarde: 1. Sardinian Satan: 1. Lucifer, Satan Saturne: 1. Saturn Saxe: 1. Saxe, Saxony | 2. Saxe, Saxony Saxon: 1. Saxon | 2. Saxon Scandinave: 1. Scandinavian woman | 2. Scandinavian Scandinavie: 1. Scandinavia | 2. Scandinavia Scylla: 1. Scylla Seine: 1. Sein Serbe: 1. Serb Serbie: 1. Serbia | 2. Serbia Seychelles: 1. Seychelles Siam: 1. Siam, Thailand | 2. Siam, Thailand Sibrie: 1. Siberia Sicile: 1. Sicily Sicilien: 1. Sicilian Sicilienne: 1. Sicilian woman Singapour: 1. Singapore Singapourien: 1. Singaporean Slave: 1. Slav Slavon: 1. Slavonian Slovaque: 1. Slovak woman | 2. Slovak Slovaquie: 1. Slovakia Slovnie: 1. Slovenia Slovne: 1. Slovene, Slovenian Somalie: 1. Somalia | 2. Somalia Somalien: 1. Somali, Somalian Sophie: 1. Sofia | 2. Sofia Soudan: 1. Sudan Soudanais: 1. Sudanese Sparte: 1. Sparta Spitzberg: 1. Spitsbergen Strasbourg: 1. Strasbourg Styrie: 1. Styria Styx: 1. Styx Sud-Africain: 1. South African Sud-Est asiatique: 1. Sout-East Asia Suisse: 1. Switzerland | 2. Swiss Surinam: 1. Surinam Surinamien: 1. Surinamer, Surinamese Surinamienne: 1. Surinamese woman Sudois: 1. Swede Sude: 1. Sweden Syrie: 1. Syria Syrien: 1. Syrian Smite: 1. Semite Sngal: 1. Senegal | 2. Senegal Sngalais: 1. Senegalese Sville: 1. Seville Tage: 1. Tagus | 2. Tagus Talmud: 1. Talmud Tamise: 1. Thames Tanger: 1. Tangier Tantale: 1. Tantalus Tanzanie: 1. Tanzania Tanzanien: 1. Tanzanian Tatare: 1. Tartar Tchad: 1. Chad Tchcoslovaque: 1. Czechoslovak, Czechoslovakian Tchcoslovaquie: 1. Czechoslovakia Tchque: 1. Czech woman | 2. Czech Terre-Neuve: 1. Newfoundland Texan: 1. Texan Texane: 1. Texan woman Texas: 1. Texas Tha: 1. Thai Thalandais: 1. Thai Thalandaise: 1. Thai woman Thalande: 1. Siam, Thailand | 2. Siam, Thailand Tibet: 1. Tibet Tibre: 1. Tiber Tibtain: 1. Tibetan Tibre: 1. Tiberius Tigre: 1. Tigris Togo: 1. Togo, Togoland Tokyo: 1. Tokyo Toussaint: 1. All Hallows, All Saints' Day Transylvanie: 1. Transylvania Troie: 1. Troy Troyen: 1. Trojan Trves: 1. Treves Tunesie: 1. Tunisia Tunis: 1. Tunis | 2. Tunis Turc: 1. Turk Turin: 1. Turin Turkmnistan: 1. Turkmenistan Turque: 1. Turkish lady, Turkish woman Turquie: 1. Turkey -able: 1. -able, -ible -al: 1. -ish, -like -er: 1. -er -iste: 1. -er, -ist, -or -ime: 1. -th -t: 1. -ness, -ship, -ity Ukraine: 1. Ukraine, the Ukraine | 2. Ukraine, the Ukraine Ukrainien: 1. Ukrainian Ukrainienne: 1. Ukrainian woman Ulysse: 1. Ulysses Union Europenne: 1. European Union Uruguay: 1. Uruguay Valachie: 1. Walachia, Wallachia Valence: 1. Valencia Varsovie: 1. Warsaw Vatican: 1. Vatican, the Vatican Venise: 1. Venice Verseau: 1. Aquarius Victoria: 1. Victoria Vienne: 1. Vienna Viennois: 1. Viennese Viennoise: 1. Viennese woman Vietnamien: 1. Vietnamese Vietnamienne: 1. Vietnamese woman Viking: 1. viking Visigoth: 1. Visigoth Vistule: 1. Vistula Vit-nam: 1. Vietnam Volga: 1. Volga Volta Noire: 1. Black Volta Vosges: 1. Vosges Vulcain: 1. Vulcan Vulgate: 1. Vulgate Vnus: 1. Venus | 2. Evening Star, Venus WC: 1. toilet Wallonie: 1. Wallonia Westphalie: 1. Westphalia Wisigoth: 1. Visigoth Yougoslave: 1. Yugoslav woman | 2. Yugoslav, Yugoslavian Yougoslavie: 1. Yugoslavia Ypres: 1. Ypres Yukon: 1. Yukon, Yukon River Ymen: 1. Yemen Ymnite: 1. Yemeni | 2. Yemeni woman | 3. Yemeni Zambie: 1. Zambia Zambien: 1. Zambian Zanzibar: 1. Zanzibar Zare: 1. Zare Zeus: 1. Zeus Zimbabwe: 1. Zimbabwe Zoulou: 1. Zulu Zlandais: 1. Zealander Zlande: 1. Zealand ... : 1. ... to, from ... to, of ... to abaissement: 1. abasement | 2. decay | 3. decrease, lowering | 4. abatement, curtailment, retrenchment | 5. abatement | 6. adversity, decay | 7. decay abaisser: 1. cry down, cut up, demolish, pull to pieces, run down, write down | 2. abase | 3. decrease, lower | 4. lower | 5. decrease, lower | 6. abate, abridge, decrease, lessen | 7. destroy, ruin | 8. reduce | 9. draw, make a stroke abandon: 1. abandonment | 2. abandonment | 3. abandonment | 4. abandonment | 5. isolation, separation | 6. acquiescence, rezignation | 7. cession, relinquishment, renunciation, surrender | 8. abandonment abandonner: 1. cede, give in, give up, give way, relinquish, yield | 2. abandon, forsake, desert, leave, quit | 3. abandon, give up, resign, renounce abandonn: 1. abandoned | 2. helpless abaque: 1. abacus | 2. abacus, ball-frame, counting-frame | 3. abacus abasourdir: 1. puzzle | 2. alarm, appal, dismay, puzzle abasourdissement: 1. alarm, consternation abat-jour: 1. lamp-shade abats: 1. offal abattage: 1. overthrow, subversion | 2. courage abattant: 1. valve abattement: 1. apathy | 2. demand, sale | 3. alarm, consternation | 4. grief, sadness, sorrow | 5. melancholy abattis: 1. debris, rubbish, rubble abattoir: 1. abattoir, slaughterhouse abattre: 1. butcher, slaughter | 2. cut off | 3. depress | 4. dig up, excavate, grub | 5. drop, overthrow | 6. abase | 7. weaken | 8. break down, demolish, pull down, take down | 9. kill, liquidate, slay | 10. shoot dead abbatial: 1. abbatial | 2. abbatial abbaye: 1. abbey abbesse: 1. abbess abb: 1. abbot | 2. clergyman | 3. clergyman, pastor, priest abc: 1. ABC abcs: 1. abscess abdication: 1. abdication | 2. abdication | 3. abandonment abdiquer: 1. abdication | 2. cede, give in, give up, give way, relinquish, yield | 3. abandon | 4. submit | 5. submit abdomen: 1. abdomen abdominal: 1. abdominal | 2. abdominal | 3. abdominal abducteur: 1. abductor abeille: 1. bee aberrant: 1. aberrant | 2. crazy, insane, mad, nuts | 3. abnormal | 4. absurd aberration: 1. craziness, insanity, lunacy, madness abhorrer: 1. abhor, abominate, loathe abiogense: 1. abiogenesis abject: 1. abhorrent, abominable, alien, awful, hideous, horrible, gruesome | 2. nasty | 3. abject | 4. abandoned, nasty | 5. abject, base, low, nasty, vile abjection: 1. abjection abjuration: 1. abjuration | 2. abjuration, renunciation abjurer: 1. abjure, abnegate | 2. abjure, forswear, swear off, renounce abkhasien: 1. Abkhazian ablatif: 1. ablative abngacion: 1. abnegation abngation: 1. abnegation abois: 1. agony, death throes abolir: 1. abolish, abrogate abolition: 1. abolition, abrogation | 2. abolition, abrogation abolitionniste: 1. abolitionist abominable: 1. abhorrent, abominable, alien, awful, hideous, horrible, gruesome abomination: 1. abomination | 2. abhorrence, abomination, atrocity, horror | 3. abhorrence, abomination, horror abominer: 1. abhor, abominate, loathe abondamment: 1. abundantly | 2. in detail abondance: 1. abundance | 2. abundance, plenty | 3. abundance abondant: 1. abundant abonder: 1. abound abonnement: 1. subscription abonn: 1. subscriber abord: 1. acceptance, admission | 2. approach | 3. access, admission, admittance | 4. acquaintance | 5. relation, understanding | 6. acquaintance | 7. approach | 8. encounter abordable: 1. accessible | 2. approachable, communicative, get-at-able | 3. moderate, reasonable aborder: 1. land | 2. hitch on, hook on | 3. hitch on, hook on | 4. accost, address | 5. approach, deal with, tackle | 6. land | 7. begin, come on, set in, start | 8. bring up | 9. collide with, crash into | 10. begin, commence, start abords: 1. environment, environs, surroundings aborigne: 1. aboriginal | 2. aboriginal, domestic | 3. aboriginal, native abortif: 1. abortive, futile, useless, vain aboucher: 1. connect, connect up, plug in abouler: 1. give abouter: 1. succeed aboutir: 1. accomplish, achieve, attain, get, reach | 2. exit, go out | 3. conduct, guide, lead | 4. abut, adjoin, be next to | 5. result aboutissement: 1. consequence, consistency | 2. result | 3. consequence | 4. achievement, success aboyer: 1. bark, bay | 2. bark aboyer : 1. cry down, cut up, demolish, pull to pieces, run down, write down abracadabrant: 1. foolish | 2. inconceivable, unintelligible abrasif: 1. abrasive abreuver: 1. irrigate, water | 2. dampen | 3. flood, overwhelm abreuvoir: 1. bar, pub abri: 1. penthouse, shed | 2. penthouse, shed | 3. asylum | 4. bunker, shelter | 5. penthouse, shed | 6. place of refuge, shelter | 7. shelter abricot: 1. apricot abricotier: 1. apricot-tree | 2. apricot-tree abriter: 1. accomodate | 2. accomodate, entertain, put up | 3. protect | 4. shelter, protect abrogation: 1. abolition, abrogation | 2. abolition, abrogation | 3. abrogation | 4. abolition | 5. abolition, abrogation abroger: 1. abolish, abrogate | 2. abjure, abolish, abrogate, annul, cancel, remit abrupt: 1. abrupt | 2. abrupt, steep abruptement: 1. abruptly abrgement: 1. abbreviation abrger: 1. abbreviate, abridge, shorten | 2. abate, abridge, decrease, lessen | 3. abbreviate, abridge, curtail, shorten | 4. abstract, summarize abrg: 1. abridgement, abstract, resum, summery abrvation: 1. abbreviation abscisse: 1. abscissa absence: 1. absence absent: 1. absent | 2. absent absinthe: 1. absinth absolu: 1. absolute absolument: 1. absolutely | 2. absolutely, definitely, without fail absolutisme: 1. absolutism absorbant: 1. absorbent absorber: 1. absorb, sip absorption: 1. absorption abstension totale d'alcool: 1. teetotalism, total abstinence abstention: 1. abstention, abstinence abstraction: 1. abstraction abstraire: 1. abstract abstrait: 1. abstract absurde: 1. absurd | 2. absurd absurdit: 1. absurdity, nonsense, rubbish | 2. absurdity abus: 1. abuse abuser: 1. abuse abusif: 1. erroneous, mistaken, wrong abusivement: 1. by mistake abyssin: 1. Abyssinian abcdaire: 1. ABC book abtir: 1. dull abme: 1. abyss, chasm, gulf, precipice | 2. abyss, gulf, precipice | 3. ravine abmer: 1. destroy, quash | 2. damage, injure, spoil | 3. spoil | 4. destroy, ruin acabit: 1. kind, sort acacia: 1. acacia acadmicien: 1. academician acadmie: 1. academy acadmique: 1. academic acanthe: 1. acanthus acarien: 1. mite accaparer: 1. corner, monopolize accent: 1. accent, stress | 2. stress-mark | 3. accent | 4. accent mark, supersign accentuer: 1. accent, accentuate, stress | 2. accent, accentuate, emphasize accent circonflexe: 1. circumflex acceptable: 1. acceptable | 2. acceptable accepter: 1. accept, receive, take, take in accepteur: 1. acceptor accept: 1. accepted accessible: 1. obtainable | 2. accessible accessoire: 1. accessory, adventitious, secondary | 2. accessory, side-issue accident: 1. accident accidentel: 1. accidental, adventitious, chance, random accidentellement: 1. by accident, by chance accident: 1. bumpy acclamation: 1. acclaim, acclamation, approval acclamer: 1. acclaim, applaud acclimatation: 1. acclimatization acclimatement: 1. acclimatization accolade: 1. accolade accommodant: 1. accommodating | 2. accommodating, good-hearted accommodement: 1. accommodation, accord, agreement accommoder: 1. arrange, fix up accomodation: 1. accommodation accompagnateur: 1. accompanist, companian accompagnatrice: 1. chaperon, duenna accompagnement: 1. accompaniment | 2. accompaniment, escort accompagner: 1. accompany accompli: 1. fine, great | 2. perfect accomplir: 1. accomplish, achieve, keep, observe, perform accomplissement: 1. accomplishment, acquittal accord: 1. agreement | 2. accord, accordance, agreement, concurrence | 3. chord | 4. concord accordailles: 1. betrothal, engagement | 2. betrothal, engagement | 3. betrothal, engagement accorder: 1. tune accord: 1. fianc accorde: 1. bride, fiance accordon: 1. accordion accordoniste: 1. accordionist accotement: 1. shoulder, verge, verge of a road accoter: 1. lean, support, sustain accotoir: 1. arm, arm-rest accoucher: 1. give birth, labour, be in labour accoucheur: 1. obstetrician | 2. obstetrician accoucheuse: 1. midwife, obstetrician | 2. midwife accouche: 1. lying-in woman accoudoir: 1. arm, arm-rest accouplement: 1. joining, junction | 2. copulation accoupler: 1. join, unite | 2. couple | 3. join, unite accoutumer: 1. accustom accoutum: 1. accustomed, customary, used to, usual, wonted accrocher: 1. hitch on, hook on | 2. hitch on, hook on | 3. hook accroissement: 1. growth | 2. accretion, growth | 3. aggrandizement, enlargement, increase | 4. increase accrotre: 1. aggrandize, augment, enlarge, increase | 2. accrue, increase accrditer: 1. accredit accu: 1. accumulator, battery, storage battery accueil: 1. acceptance, admission accueillir: 1. accept, receive, take, take in | 2. get, have, receive | 3. greet, salute accumulateur: 1. accumulator, battery, storage battery accumulation: 1. accumulation | 2. accumulation, assembly accumulator: 1. accumulator, battery, storage battery accumuler: 1. accumulate, heap, pile up, stack accusateur: 1. accuser accusatif: 1. accusative accusation: 1. accusal, accusation | 2. accusation | 3. accusal, accusation, charge, complaint, indictment accuser: 1. accuse | 2. accuse, denounce | 3. accuse accus: 1. accused, defendant | 2. accused, defendant accus de rception: 1. acknowledgement, receipt accleration: 1. acceleration acclerer: 1. accelerate, speed up acclrateur: 1. accelerative | 2. accelerator, accelerator pedal acclration: 1. acceleration acclrer: 1. accelerate, pick up | 2. accelerate, advance accs: 1. access, aggression, attack | 2. access, admission, admittance acerbe: 1. acerbic, acid, acrid, harsh, sour, tart achat: 1. acquisition, purchase | 2. acquisition, purchase acheteur: 1. buyer, client, purchaser achever: 1. finish, finish off achev: 1. perfect achille: 1. yarrow achopper: 1. stumble acide: 1. acetous, acid, sour, tart | 2. acid acidifier: 1. acidify acidit: 1. acidity, acidness acier: 1. steel acn: 1. acne acolyte: 1. acolyte acompte: 1. initial deposit, instalment, down payment, first instalment | 2. installment payment aconit: 1. aconite, monkshood acoustique: 1. acoustic | 2. acoustics acquisition: 1. acquirement, acquisition | 2. accession, acquisition, gain | 3. accession, acquisition, asset acquit: 1. acknowledgement, receipt acquittement: 1. aquittal | 2. acquittal acquitter: 1. pay off acqureur: 1. buyer, client, purchaser acqurir: 1. achieve, acquire, attain, get, obtain acqurir pniblement: 1. reclaim acre: 1. acre | 2. acre acrobate: 1. acrobat acrobaties: 1. acrobatics acrobatique: 1. acrobatic acrostiche: 1. achrostic acte: 1. act | 2. certificate, diploma, document acteur: 1. actor actif: 1. active | 2. active, in action | 3. assets | 4. adroit, agile, alert, brisk, keen action: 1. achievement, act, action | 2. share actionnaire: 1. shareholder actionner: 1. actuate, drive action au porteur: 1. bearer share, share to bearer action de compagnie maritime: 1. shipping share action nominative: 1. registered share activer: 1. activate, put on, start, swotch on, turn on activit: 1. action, activity | 2. activity | 3. activity, vigour | 4. making, manufacture actrice: 1. actress actualit: 1. topic | 2. topicality actualits: 1. news actuel: 1. current, present, present-day, topical, up-to-date | 2. fashionable actuellement: 1. currently, nowadays, these days acuit: 1. acerbity, acrimony, acuity, sharpness acupuncture: 1. acupuncture acr: 1. nasty actate: 1. acetate actone: 1. acetone actylne: 1. acetylene adagio: 1. adagio adaptation: 1. adaptation, adjustment adaptation musicale: 1. orchestration adapter: 1. orchestrate, score | 2. accomodate adapteur: 1. adaptor adapt: 1. adapted addition: 1. addition | 2. addition, adjunct | 3. account, bill, calculation additionnel: 1. additional additionner: 1. add, add up adhrent: 1. acolyte, member, supporter | 2. member, supporter adhrents: 1. adherents, disciples, following, party, supporters | 2. adherents, disciples, followers, party members | 3. adherents, disciples, followers, following, party, supporters adhrer: 1. join | 2. accede, affiliate | 3. accede adhsif: 1. adhesive adhsion: 1. adhesion adieu: 1. adieu, farewell, bye, goodbye | 2. farewell, goodbye, good-bye adjacent: 1. adjacent | 2. adjacent, adjoining | 3. adjacent, nearby, neighbouring adjectif: 1. adjectival | 2. adjective adjoindre: 1. add adjoint: 1. assistant | 2. aid, assistant, helper adjoint au maire: 1. alderman adjudant: 1. adjutant, aide-de-camp adjudication: 1. tender | 2. tender | 3. tender | 4. tender adjuger: 1. assign admettre: 1. accept, receive, take, take in | 2. admit | 3. accede, agree, consent administrateur: 1. manager | 2. administrator administratif: 1. administrative administration: 1. administration, management administrer: 1. administer, manage admirable: 1. admirable admirateur: 1. admirer admiratif: 1. admiring admiration: 1. admiration admiratrice: 1. admirer, female admirer admirer: 1. admire admonester: 1. admonish, scold ado: 1. youngster, youth adolescence: 1. adolescence, puberty adolescent: 1. adolescent adolescente: 1. flapper adonis: 1. pheasant's eye adopter: 1. choose, elect, pick out adoptif: 1. adoptive | 2. adopted adoption: 1. adoption | 2. adoption adorable: 1. adorable adorateur: 1. adorer, worshipper adoration: 1. adoration, worship adoratrice: 1. adorer, female adorer, worshipper, female worshipper adorer: 1. adore, worship | 2. worship adore: 1. adored one adresse: 1. address | 2. expertness, skilfulness, skill, skillfulness adresser: 1. address | 2. send, transmit adresser la parole : 1. accost, address adroit: 1. adroit, clever, dexterous, skillful adrnaline: 1. adrenaline aduler: 1. flatter adulte: 1. adult, full-grown | 2. adult, grown-up adultre: 1. adulterous | 2. adultery | 3. adulteress | 4. adulterer adverbe: 1. adverb adverbial: 1. adverbial adversaire: 1. adversary, opponent adquate: 1. adequate afect: 1. inflated affable: 1. affable, friendly, good-natured, kind affaiblir: 1. weaken affaire: 1. affair, business, business deal, case, matter affaires: 1. stuff, things affectation: 1. affectation | 2. affectation affecter: 1. affect | 2. move, stir | 3. affect, agitate, move affection: 1. affection affectueux: 1. affectionate, devoted, selfless | 2. devoted, selfless affect: 1. affected | 2. affected, artificial affermer: 1. farm, lease affiche: 1. notice, placard, poster afficher: 1. placard, post, post up affiler: 1. sharpen affili: 1. acolyte, member, supporter affinier: 1. clean, cleanse, make clean, purge affinit: 1. affinity affirmatif: 1. affirmative affirmation: 1. assent affirmer: 1. assert, state | 2. affirm, assent, say yes affixe: 1. affix affliction: 1. sadness | 2. affliction affliger: 1. afflict, grieve afflig: 1. sad affluent: 1. affluent afflux: 1. flood | 2. congestion | 3. congestion, rush afflux de sang: 1. congestion, rush affolement: 1. craziness, insanity, lunacy, madness affranchi: 1. post-paid, stamped affranchir: 1. prepay, put on stamps affreusement: 1. awfully affreux: 1. repellent, repelling, repulsive | 2. dismal, dreary, horrible, nasty | 3. abysmal, dreadful, gruesome, horrible, terrible affreux jojo: 1. naughty boy, pickle affriolant: 1. attractive affront: 1. abuse, insult | 2. abuse affronter: 1. confront, face | 2. confront, stand up to, withstand affterie: 1. affectation afghan: 1. Afghan afin de: 1. for, to, in order to, per afin de pour: 1. so, so that afin que: 1. so, so that africain: 1. African afro-asiatique: 1. Afro-Asian agacement: 1. offence, scandal agacer: 1. tease | 2. abet, excite, incite, provoke, rouse, stimulate, stir up | 3. aggravate, annoy agape: 1. agape agar-agar: 1. agar, agar-agar agate: 1. agate agave: 1. agave agaant: 1. acerbic, acrid, tart | 2. aggravating agence: 1. agency agence de voyage: 1. tourist agency, travel agency agenda: 1. agenda, appointment book agent: 1. agent | 2. policeman | 3. policeman agent de police: 1. policeman agglomr: 1. agglomerate agglutinant: 1. adhesive agglutiner: 1. agglutinate | 2. paste, paste up, placard, post, post up aggraver: 1. blow up, heighten | 2. aggravate agile: 1. agile agir: 1. act, take action | 2. act, be effective, have effect agir avec abngation: 1. abnegate, deny oneself agir avec affectation: 1. attitudinize, pose, put on airs agir en hypocrite: 1. dissemble agir selon: 1. act on, act upon, follow, observe agissant: 1. active agitation: 1. agitation, commotion | 2. agitation, commotion agiter: 1. abet, agitate, incite, stir up | 2. brandish, fling, swing, wave, wave about agit: 1. crazy, insane, mad, nuts | 2. agitated, anxious agneau: 1. lamb | 2. lamb agnostique: 1. agnostic | 2. agnostic agonie: 1. agony, death throes agoniser: 1. agonize, be near death agoraphobie: 1. agoraphobia agrafe: 1. clasp, hook agrafer: 1. clasp agrafe de vtement: 1. hooks and eyes agrander: 1. aggrandize, augment, enlarge, increase agrarien: 1. agrarian, agricultural, farm- agresser: 1. commit aggression agressif: 1. aggressive | 2. aggressive | 3. aggressive | 4. aggressive agression: 1. aggression, aggro agriculteur: 1. agrarian, farmer agriculture: 1. agriculture, farming, tillage | 2. agriculture | 3. agriculture, agronomics agripper: 1. clutch, grab, grasp, grip, seize agronome: 1. agriculturist agronomie: 1. agriculture, agronomics agronomique: 1. agricultural agrable: 1. agreeable, enjoyable, lovely, nice, pleasant agrablement: 1. agreeably, comfortably, pleasantly agrer: 1. accept, receive, take, take in agrgat: 1. aggregate agrment: 1. pleasantness | 2. acclaim, approval ah: 1. ah, oh, ow | 2. ah, aha aide: 1. aid, help aider: 1. abet, aid, assist, help | 2. accomodate, aid, assist, help aigle: 1. eagle aiglefin: 1. haddock aiglon: 1. eaglet aigre: 1. acetous, acid, sour, tart | 2. nasty aigreur: 1. tartness aigrir: 1. acidify aigu: 1. sharp | 2. shrill | 3. acute | 4. nasty aiguille: 1. needle | 2. needle aiguiller: 1. commute aiguille de montre: 1. needle aiguille coudre: 1. needle aiguiser: 1. sharpen aile: 1. wing ailleurs: 1. elsewhere aimable: 1. affable, friendly, good-natured, kind | 2. dainty, kind, nice, pretty aimer: 1. love | 2. appreciate, like aimer mieux: 1. prefer aine: 1. groin ainsi: 1. so, such, thus | 2. like that, that way, thus ainsi soit-il: 1. amen air: 1. air | 2. appearance, aspect, look, sight, view | 3. expression | 4. appearance airain: 1. bronze aire: 1. area air de musique: 1. air, aria aisselle: 1. armpit ais: 1. in easy circumstances, well-to-do ajourner: 1. adjourn, delay, postpone ajouter: 1. add | 2. add ajuster: 1. accomodate alarme: 1. alarm alarmer: 1. alarm, raise the alarm, sound the alarm albanais: 1. Albanian albatros: 1. albatross albino: 1. albino album: 1. album albumen: 1. albumen alcali: 1. alkali alcalin: 1. alkaline alchimie: 1. alchemy alchimiste: 1. alchemist alcool: 1. alcohol alcoolique: 1. alcoholic | 2. alcoholic | 3. alcoholic alcoolisme: 1. alcoholism alcool dnatur: 1. methylated spirit alcve: 1. alcove, recess aldhyde: 1. aldehyde alentour: 1. roundabout, thereabout, thereabouts alentours: 1. surroundings alerte: 1. alarm | 2. adroit, agile, alert, brisk, keen alerter: 1. alarm, raise the alarm, sound the alarm | 2. caution, warn algue: 1. alga, seaweed algbrique: 1. algebraic algrien: 1. Algerian algbre: 1. algebra alibi: 1. alibi aliment: 1. food, nourishment alimenter: 1. feed, nourish alina: 1. paragraph alination: 1. craziness, insanity, lunacy, madness | 2. craziness, insanity, lunacy, madness aliniste: 1. psychiatrist alin: 1. lunatic allaiter: 1. suckle allemand: 1. German | 2. German, German language aller: 1. fare | 2. go | 3. go, ride, travel allergie: 1. allergy allergique: 1. allergic aller en plerinage: 1. go on pilgrimage aller en vhicule: 1. go, ride, travel aller la selle: 1. defecate alliage: 1. alloy | 2. alloy alliance: 1. alliance allier: 1. connect, join alligator: 1. alligator allitration: 1. alliteration allonger: 1. lengthen allouer: 1. assign allumer: 1. kindle, light | 2. switch, turn on allumette: 1. match allure: 1. appearance, aspect, look, sight, view | 2. speed allchant: 1. attractive allcher: 1. attract, draw alle: 1. avenue allgorie: 1. allegory allgorique: 1. allegoric allgresse: 1. gladness, joy all: 1. hello | 2. hello almanach: 1. almanac alors: 1. then | 2. then alouette: 1. lark alos: 1. aloe alpaga: 1. alpaca alpestre: 1. alpine alpha: 1. alpha alphabet: 1. alphabet alphabtique: 1. alphabetical alpin: 1. alpine alpinisme: 1. mountaineering alpiniste: 1. Alpinist, climber, mountain climber, mountaineer alsacien: 1. Alsatian | 2. Alsatian alternative: 1. alternative, option alterner: 1. alternate altier: 1. proud altitude: 1. height | 2. altitude, height alto: 1. contralto, contralto voice altruisme: 1. altruism altruiste: 1. altruistic | 2. altruist aluminium: 1. aluminium, aluminum alun: 1. alum ala: 1. hazard, risk alatoire: 1. uncertain amabilit: 1. kindness amadouer: 1. flatter amande: 1. almond amant: 1. lover amante: 1. lover amarante: 1. amaranthus amas: 1. accumulation, crowd, heap, mass, multitude, pile amateur: 1. amateur, fancier amazone: 1. Amazon ambassade: 1. embassy | 2. embassy ambassadeur: 1. ambassador ambassadrice: 1. ambassador, female ambassador ambiance: 1. atmosphere, ethos, mood ambigu: 1. ambiguous | 2. ambiguous ambitieux: 1. ambitious ambition: 1. ambition ambivalence: 1. ambivalence ambre: 1. amber ambre gris: 1. amber ambre jaune: 1. amber ambroisie: 1. ambrosia ambulance: 1. ambulance, field hospital | 2. ambulance amende: 1. fine amender: 1. improve | 2. fertilize amener: 1. bring, fetch amener : 1. chase, drive, drive on, impel, shoo amer: 1. acerbic, bitter | 2. bile, gall ami: 1. friend | 2. fellow-thinker amibe: 1. amoeba amical: 1. friendly amie: 1. friend amiral: 1. admiral amiti: 1. friendship ami politique: 1. fellow-thinker ammoniaque: 1. ammonia amnistie: 1. act of grace, amnesty amoindrir: 1. abate, abridge, decrease, lessen amok: 1. amuck amorphe: 1. amorphous amour: 1. affection, love amoureux: 1. affectionate, loving | 2. lover amour charnel: 1. love, sexual love amphibie: 1. amphibian amphibologique: 1. ambiguous | 2. ambiguous amphitryon: 1. host amphittre: 1. amphitheatre amphore: 1. amphora amphtamine: 1. amphetamine ample: 1. ample, bulky, extensive | 2. broad | 3. extensive, spacious, vast, wide ampleur: 1. bulk, dimension, extend, size | 2. width amplifier: 1. aggrandize, augment, enlarge, increase | 2. blow up, heighten amplitude: 1. amplitude ampoule: 1. bulb | 2. blister amputation: 1. amputation amputer: 1. amputate ampre: 1. ampre amulette: 1. amulet, charm, talisman amusant: 1. amusing, entertaining, funny | 2. amusing amusement: 1. entertainment | 2. amusement, fun | 3. distraction, diversion | 4. distraction, diversion amuser: 1. amuse amygdale: 1. tonsil amliorer: 1. improve amnit: 1. kindness amricain: 1. American | 2. American amricaniser: 1. Americanize amthyste: 1. amethyst amne: 1. affable, friendly, good-natured, kind an: 1. year anabaptisme: 1. anabaptism anachronisme: 1. anachronism anaconda: 1. anaconda anagramme: 1. anagram anal: 1. anal analogie: 1. analogy analogique: 1. analogous analogue: 1. analogous analphabte: 1. illiterate | 2. illiterate analyse: 1. analysis analyser: 1. analyse analyste: 1. analyst, analytical chemist ananas: 1. pineapple anapeste: 1. anapaest anar: 1. anarchist anarchie: 1. anarchy anarchique: 1. anarchic, anarchical, anarchist anarchisme: 1. anarchism anarchiste: 1. anarchist anathme: 1. anathema, ban, excommunication anatomie: 1. anatomy anatomique: 1. anatomical anatomiste: 1. anatomist | 2. anatomist anchois: 1. anchovy ancien: 1. ex-, former | 2. old ancolie: 1. columbine ancre: 1. anchor anctre: 1. forefather andalou: 1. Andalusian andorran: 1. Andorrian | 2. Andorrian andouille: 1. sausage anecdote: 1. anecdote anecdotique: 1. anecdotal anesthsie: 1. anaesthesia anesthsiste: 1. anaesthesist ange: 1. angel angine: 1. angina, quinsy anglais: 1. English | 2. English, English language angle: 1. angle anglican: 1. Anglican anglicisme: 1. Anglicism anglo-saxon: 1. Anglo-Saxon angoisse: 1. agony, anguish, fear angolais: 1. Angolan anguille: 1. eel anguillule: 1. eelworm angulaire: 1. gaunt anguleux: 1. angular, sharp-edged anglique: 1. angelica | 2. angelic aniline: 1. aniline animal: 1. animal | 2. animal, beast animal domestique: 1. domestic animal animer: 1. animate anneau: 1. ring annihilation: 1. destruction anniversaire: 1. anniversary | 2. birthday annonce: 1. ad, advertisement annoncer: 1. advertise, announce, give notice annuaire: 1. address list | 2. almanac | 3. year-book annuel: 1. annual, yearly annuellement: 1. yearly annulation: 1. abolition, abrogation | 2. abolition, abrogation annuler: 1. abolish, abrogate | 2. abjure, abolish, abrogate, annul, cancel, remit anne: 1. year | 2. promotion anne financire: 1. financial year anode: 1. anode anonymat: 1. anonymity | 2. anonymity anonyme: 1. anonymous | 2. anonymous, nameless, without a name anormal: 1. abnormal antagoniste: 1. adversary, opponent antarctique: 1. Antarctic | 2. Antarctic antenne: 1. aerial, antenna anthologie: 1. anthology | 2. chrestomathy anthracite: 1. anthracite anthropologie: 1. anthropology anthropologiste: 1. anthropologist anthropologue: 1. anthropologist antibiotique: 1. antibiotic antichambre: 1. waiting-room, waiting room anticipation: 1. anticipation anticiper: 1. anticipate, think ahead anticorps: 1. antibody antidote: 1. antidote | 2. antidote antigel: 1. antifreeze antillais: 1. Antillian antilope: 1. antelope antimoine: 1. antimony antipathie: 1. aversion, dislike antipathique: 1. nasty antipode: 1. antipode antique: 1. ancient, antique antiseptique: 1. antiseptic antisocial: 1. antisocial, unsocial antismite: 1. anti-Semite antismitique: 1. anti-Semitic antismitisme: 1. anti-Semitism antithse: 1. antithesis antchrist: 1. Antichrist antcdent: 1. antecedent anus: 1. anus, arse anversois: 1. Antwerp anxit: 1. anxiety | 2. fright anmie: 1. anaemia anmique: 1. anaemic anmone: 1. anemone aorta: 1. aorta aot: 1. August apache: 1. apache, hood, ruffian | 2. apache, hood, ruffian apartheid: 1. apartheid apathie: 1. apathy apathique: 1. apathetic apercevoir: 1. descry, perceive | 2. notice apesanteur: 1. weightlessness aphasie: 1. aphasia aphorisme: 1. aphorism apiculteur: 1. apiarist, bee-keeper, bee-master apiculture: 1. bee-keeping apitoiement: 1. compassion, pity apitoyer: 1. excite pity aplati: 1. flat aplomb: 1. aplomb, self-assurance apocalyptique: 1. apocalyptic apocryphe: 1. apocryphal apoge: 1. acme apologie: 1. apology apoplexie: 1. fit, apoplectic fit, seizure, stroke, stroke of apoplexy apostat: 1. apostate apostolat: 1. apostleship, apostolate apostolique: 1. apostolic apostrophe: 1. apostrophe apothicaire: 1. chemist apothose: 1. apotheosis apparant: 1. visible apparatre: 1. appear, emerge, perform appareil: 1. apparatus, device, set appareil administratif: 1. machine of government apparemment: 1. apparently, seemingly apparence: 1. appearance, aspect, look, sight, view | 2. appearance apparier: 1. couple, match, pair, unite apparition: 1. ghost, phantom appartement: 1. apartment, flat appartenir: 1. belong to appeler: 1. call, summon appendice: 1. accessory, side-issue | 2. addition, adjunct | 3. appendix appendicite: 1. appendicitis applaudir: 1. acclaim, applaud, clap application: 1. industry appliquer: 1. attach, put onto | 2. apply, practice | 3. lay down, place, put, put down | 4. put on | 5. employ, use, make use of appliqu: 1. diligent, hardworking, industrious appointements: 1. salary, wage, wages apporter: 1. bring, fetch apposer: 1. attach, put onto apprendre: 1. teach | 2. learn | 3. teach apprendre par coeur: 1. memorize apprendre par l'exprience: 1. go through, live to see apprendre : 1. acquaint, inform, report | 2. acquaint, let know, inform apprendre fond: 1. master appris: 1. acquired, learnt apprivoiser: 1. tame apprivois: 1. tame approbation: 1. acclaim, approval approche: 1. approach approcher: 1. bring close together approuver: 1. approve apprcier: 1. appreciate | 2. esteem, think well of | 3. appraise, estimate, rate | 4. appreciate, like apprhension: 1. fear apprter: 1. finish, prepare appui: 1. prop, support appuyer: 1. lean, support, sustain | 2. abet, support, sustain appuyer en crasant: 1. press, oppress, squeeze apptit: 1. appetite appt: 1. attraction appter: 1. attract, draw aprs-demain: 1. the day after tomorrow aprs-midi: 1. afternoon aprs: 1. after, behind | 2. afterwards, next, subsequently | 3. beyond, next, then, thereafter apte : 1. able, capable | 2. of use, suitable aptitude: 1. predisposition, tendency | 2. ability apritif: 1. dram, nip, peg, snifter, snorter apro: 1. dram, nip, peg, snifter, snorter aptre: 1. apostle aqu-: 1. aquatic, water- aquarelle: 1. water-colour aquarium: 1. aquarium aquatique: 1. aquatic, water, water-, of water aqueduc: 1. aqueduct arabe: 1. Arabian, Arabic arabesque: 1. arabesque arabique: 1. Arabian, Arabic arachide: 1. peanut arack: 1. rack, arrack araigne: 1. spider arbitraire: 1. arbitrary arbitre: 1. arbiter, arbitrator, referee, umpire arbouse: 1. arbutus fruit arbousier: 1. arbutus, strawberry tree arbre: 1. tree arbre de transmission: 1. drive shaft, driving axle arbrisseau: 1. bush, shrub arbuste: 1. bush, shrub arc-en-ciel: 1. rainbow arc: 1. arc, bow arcane: 1. secret archange: 1. archangel archasme: 1. archaism archevque: 1. archbishop archiduc: 1. archduke archiduch: 1. archduchy archipel: 1. archipelago | 2. archipelago architecte: 1. architect architectonique: 1. architectonic, architectural architectural: 1. architectonic, architectural architecture: 1. architecture archiviste: 1. archivist, keeper of the records archologie: 1. archaeology archologique: 1. archaeological archologue: 1. archaeologist arctique: 1. Arctic ardant: 1. ablaze, afire, aflame, aglow, ardent ardeur: 1. glow, heat, passion are: 1. are, square decametre argent: 1. silver | 2. money argentin: 1. Argentine, Argentinean argile: 1. clay argon: 1. argon argument: 1. argument, plea aria: 1. air, aria aristo: 1. aristocrat aristocrate: 1. aristocrat aristocratie: 1. aristocracy | 2. aristocracy aristocratique: 1. aristocratic arithmtique: 1. arithmetic arlequin: 1. buffoon, jester arme: 1. weapon armer: 1. arm armoire: 1. cabinet, closet, cupboard, sideboard armure: 1. armour arme: 1. army | 2. army arme militaire: 1. army | 2. army armnien: 1. Armenian arnica: 1. arnica aromatique: 1. aromatic, fragrant, nutty aronde: 1. swallow arracher: 1. eradicate arrangement: 1. accommodation arranger: 1. arrange, fix up arrestation: 1. apprehension, arrest, detention arrimer: 1. stow arrimeur: 1. stevedore arrivage: 1. arrival arriver: 1. end up | 2. come about, happen, occur | 3. succeed arriver en flottant: 1. be washed ashore arrive: 1. arrival arrire-cousin: 1. second cousin arrire-cousine: 1. second cousin arrire-garde: 1. rear, rearguard arrire-grand-mre: 1. great-grandmother arrire-grand-pre: 1. great-grandfather arrire-neveu: 1. grand-nephew arrire-nice: 1. grand-niece arrire-petit-fils: 1. greatgrandson arrire-petite-fille: 1. greatgranddaughter arrire-plan: 1. background arrire: 1. autumn | 2. behind arrogant: 1. arrogant | 2. arrogant | 3. arrogant | 4. arrogant arrondir: 1. round, round off arrondissement: 1. district | 2. district arroser: 1. irrigate, water arrosoir: 1. watering-can arrt: 1. decision, judgement arrter: 1. arrest | 2. stop arsenal: 1. armoury, arsenal | 2. armoury, arsenal arsenic: 1. arsenic art: 1. art arthrite: 1. arthritis artichaut: 1. artichoke article: 1. article, commodity | 2. article articulation: 1. joint artifice: 1. subterfuge, trick, trickery artificiel: 1. affected, artificial | 2. artificial artificieux: 1. clever, cunning, sly, smart artillerie: 1. artillery artillerie anti-arienne: 1. ack-ack, anti-aircraft guns artilleur: 1. artilleryman, gunner | 2. artilleryman, gunner artisan: 1. artisan artiste: 1. artist artriosclrose: 1. arteriosclerosis artsien: 1. artesian artre: 1. artery arum: 1. arum aryen: 1. Aryan arne: 1. arena | 2. sand arte: 1. mountain ridge | 2. coping | 3. mountain ridge arme: 1. aroma, flavour as: 1. ace asbeste: 1. asbestos ascenseur: 1. elevator, lift asile: 1. asylum aspect: 1. appearance, aspect, look, sight, view | 2. exterior | 3. look asperge: 1. asparagus asphalte: 1. asphalt asphalter: 1. asphalt asphodle: 1. asphodel aspirateur: 1. vacuum cleaner, vacuum-cleaner | 2. vacuum cleaner, vacuum-cleaner aspirer: 1. aspire, aspire to, hope for | 2. ache, long for, yearn aspirer : 1. claim, presume | 2. ache, long for, yearn aspirine: 1. aspirin assaillir: 1. assault, attack assainir: 1. cure, heal, remedy assaisonner: 1. spice assassiner: 1. murder assaut: 1. access, aggression, attack | 2. assault, storming assembler: 1. put together | 2. take along assemble: 1. assembly | 2. assembly assemble politique: 1. assembly asseoir: 1. sit down assertion: 1. contention, assertion assez: 1. enough, quite, rather, sufficiently assidu: 1. diligent, hardworking, industrious assiette: 1. plate assigner: 1. assign assimilation: 1. assimilation assimiler: 1. assimilate assister: 1. abet, aid, assist, help | 2. accomodate, aid, assist, help | 3. attend, be present, witness assister : 1. watch | 2. attend, be present, witness assiger: 1. besiege association: 1. association associer: 1. connect, join assoupir: 1. put to sleep assurance: 1. insurance | 2. certainty assurer: 1. insure | 2. affirm, assure | 3. guarantee, warrant | 4. accomplish, achieve, keep, observe, perform | 5. promise | 6. protect assureur: 1. insurer assur: 1. certain, sure assurment: 1. certainly assyrien: 1. Assyrian aster: 1. aster asthmatique: 1. asthmatic, wheezy asthme: 1. asthma, shortness of breath, wheeziness astral: 1. sideral, star, star-, of a star astre: 1. heavenly body astrologie: 1. astrology astrologue: 1. astrologer astronaute: 1. astronaut, spaceman astronome: 1. astronomer astronomie: 1. astronomy astronomique: 1. astronomic, astronomical astucieux: 1. clever, cunning, sly, smart astrisque: 1. asterisk astrode: 1. asteroid asymtrique: 1. asymmetric, asymmetrical, dissymmetric atavisme: 1. atavism, throw-back atelier: 1. atelier, studio, work-room, workshop | 2. workplace | 3. workshop athltique: 1. athletic athltisme: 1. athletics athlte: 1. athlete athe: 1. atheist athisme: 1. atheism athnien: 1. Athenian atlantique: 1. Atlantean | 2. Atlantic atmosphre: 1. agreement | 2. atmosphere atmosphrique: 1. atmospheric atoll: 1. atoll atome: 1. atom atomique: 1. atomic atout: 1. trump atroce: 1. cruel | 2. horrible atrocit: 1. abhorrence, abomination, atrocity, horror atrophie: 1. atrophy attachant: 1. attractive attachement: 1. adherence, attachment attacher: 1. stick to the pan | 2. attach, determine, fasten, fix, affix, make fast, secure | 3. bind, connect, join, tie, tie up attach: 1. affectionate, devoted, selfless | 2. devoted, selfless attaquant: 1. aggressor, assailant, attacker attaque: 1. access, aggression, attack attaquer: 1. commit aggression | 2. assault, attack atteindre: 1. accomplish, achieve, attain, get, reach | 2. catch, hit, run across, strike atteler: 1. harness attendre: 1. abide, expect, wait, await, wait for attendrissant: 1. affecting, moving, touching | 2. affecting, moving, touching attendu que: 1. because, for the reason that | 2. because, for the reason that | 3. as, because, for, since attentat: 1. assault attente: 1. expectation attenter: 1. assault, violate attentif: 1. attentive | 2. attentive attention: 1. acuity, advertence, advertency, attention attentivement: 1. attentively atterrir: 1. land attester: 1. attest, bear witness of, testify attirant: 1. attractive attirer: 1. attract | 2. attract, decoy, lure attitude: 1. attitude attraper: 1. capture, catch, grapple attrayant: 1. attractive attribuer: 1. assign | 2. accredit attribut: 1. attribute attrister: 1. afflict, distress, grieve au-del de: 1. beyond, by, past, straight past | 2. across, beyond, on the other side of au-dessus de: 1. above, over au: 1. the, to the aubade: 1. aubade aube: 1. dawn, daybreak auberge: 1. hostel, inn aubergiste: 1. hostess, landlady | 2. host, innkeeper, landlord audace: 1. audacity, boldness, daring audacieux: 1. audacious, bold, daring, intrepid audience: 1. audience | 2. audience, auditory auditeur: 1. listener auditoire: 1. audience, auditory auditorium: 1. auditory auge: 1. manger, trough augmenter: 1. accrue, grow | 2. aggrandize, augment, enlarge, increase | 3. accrue, increase | 4. increase | 5. augment, grow, increase augure: 1. indication, omen, presage, portent, sign augurer: 1. forecast, foretell, prophesy aujourd'hui: 1. today aulne: 1. alder aumne: 1. alms, charity aumnier: 1. chaplain, army chaplain, padre auparavant: 1. ahead, formerly, previously auprs: 1. close, near, nearby auquel: 1. whom aura: 1. aura aurochs: 1. aurochs aurore: 1. aurora, dawn | 2. red of dawn | 3. dawn, daybreak aurole: 1. aureole, halo aussi: 1. also, likewise, too | 2. on that account, therefore | 3. as, so, that aussitt: 1. at once, instantly, immediately, without delay | 2. at once, immediately, just, right away, right now austral: 1. south, southern australien: 1. Australian austrit: 1. severity, rigour, sterness austre: 1. severe, strict autant: 1. such, such a, that kind of | 2. that much autarcie: 1. autarky, self-sufficiency autel: 1. altar auteur: 1. author | 2. author, writer authentique: 1. authentic autisme: 1. autism autistique: 1. autistic auto: 1. car autobiographie: 1. autobiography autobiographique: 1. autobiographical autobus: 1. bus, autobus, omnibus autochtone: 1. indigenous, native autocrate: 1. absolute ruler, autocrat autocratie: 1. absolute power, absolute rule, autocracy autocratique: 1. autocratic autodidacte: 1. autodidact, self-taught man | 2. autodidact, self-taught man autogne: 1. autogenous automate: 1. automoton automatique: 1. automatic automatiquement: 1. automatically automatiser: 1. automate | 2. automate automnal: 1. autumn automne: 1. autumn automobilisme: 1. motoring automobiliste: 1. motorist autonome: 1. autonomic, autonomous autonomie: 1. autonomy autopsie: 1. autopsy autorisation: 1. permission | 2. authorization autoriser: 1. authorize autoritaire: 1. authorative autorit: 1. authority | 2. authority autoroute: 1. motor road, motorway | 2. expressway, freeway | 3. motor road, motorway autostrade: 1. motor road, motorway | 2. motor road, motorway autour: 1. hawk | 2. roundabout, thereabout, thereabouts autour de: 1. about, round, around, towards autre: 1. other, another, else | 2. additional, remaining, rest of autrefois: 1. ahead, formerly, previously autrement: 1. differently autrichien: 1. Austrian autruche: 1. ostrich autrui: 1. another, another man aux: 1. the, to the auxiliaire: 1. accessory, adventitious, secondary | 2. incidental, side | 3. auxilary aux bords de: 1. about, approximately au bord de: 1. at, beside, with au commencement: 1. first, firstly, first of all au lieu de: 1. instead of au milieu de: 1. among, between | 2. among, amidst, in the middle of au milie de: 1. a, in, inside, into, on, per, within au moins: 1. at least au moyen de: 1. by, by means of, on, through, with au repos: 1. motionless au revoir: 1. bye, goodbye, so long au sujet de: 1. about, concerning, on, upon avalanche: 1. avalanche avaler: 1. swallow avancement: 1. acceleration | 2. promotion avancer: 1. advance, go forward | 2. precede | 3. advance, progress avant-bras: 1. lower-arm avant-garde: 1. avant-garde avant-hier: 1. the day before yesterday avant: 1. before, in front of avantage: 1. advantage, benefit | 2. gain, profit avantageux: 1. advantageous avare: 1. avaricious, miserly, stingy avarice: 1. avarice, miserliness, stinginess avaricieux: 1. avaricious, miserly, stingy avarie: 1. damage avec: 1. with avenir: 1. future avent: 1. advent aventure: 1. adventure aventurer: 1. dare | 2. hazard, risk, venture avenue: 1. avenue aversion: 1. abhorrence, abomination, horror avertir: 1. caution, warn avertisseur: 1. hooter, horn, klaxon aveu: 1. acknowledgement, admission, confession aveugle: 1. blind | 2. blind, sightless person aveugler: 1. dazzle | 2. dazzle aviateur: 1. airman, aviator aviation: 1. aeronautics, aviation avide: 1. acquisitive, eager, greedy avidit: 1. alacrity, avidity, covetousness, eagerness, greediness avion: 1. aeroplane, airplane, plane avion raction: 1. jet plane aviron: 1. oar avis: 1. advice, counsel | 2. opinion avis: 1. acute, astute, shrewd avocat: 1. advocate | 2. barrister, barrister-at-law, counsel | 3. intercessor, lawyer, solicitor avocat conseil: 1. intercessor, lawyer, solicitor avoine: 1. oats avoir: 1. have, have got | 2. wear avoir besoin de: 1. need, require avoir coutume: 1. accustom, be in the habit of avoir en abomination: 1. abhor, abominate, loathe avoir faim: 1. be hungry avoir honte: 1. be ashamed avoir le hoquet: 1. hiccup avoir lieu: 1. come about, happen, occur avoir l'air de: 1. appear, look avoir l'habitude de: 1. accustom, be in the habit of avoir peur: 1. be afraid of, fear avoir piti: 1. have compassion on, pity avoir pour but: 1. aim, intend avoir soif: 1. be thirsty avoir soin de: 1. care, see, take care, worry avoir une dette: 1. owe avoir un accident: 1. have an accident avortement: 1. abortion | 2. abortion, miscarriage avortement provoqu: 1. abortion avortement spontan: 1. abortion, miscarriage avorter: 1. abort, miscarry avorteur: 1. abortionist avouer: 1. acknowledge, admit, confess, profess avril: 1. April axe: 1. axis, axle axiome: 1. axiom ayant le mal de l'air: 1. airsick azale: 1. azalea azimut: 1. azimuth azote: 1. nitrogen aztque: 1. Aztec azur: 1. sky blue | 2. sky blue ae: 1. ouch, ow | 2. woe aeul: 1. grandfather aeule: 1. grandmother arateur: 1. electric fan, ventilator arer: 1. aerate, air out, give an airing, ventilate | 2. ventilate arien: 1. aerial, overground, overhead arodrome: 1. aerodrome, airdrome, airfield arodynamique: 1. aerodynamic | 2. aerodynamics arogramme: 1. aerogramme, air letter | 2. air letter, aerogramme arolithe: 1. meteoric stone | 2. aerolite, meteorite aronaute: 1. aeronaut aronautique: 1. aeronautics aronef: 1. aircraft aroplane: 1. aeroplane, airplane, plane aroport: 1. airport | 2. airport arosol: 1. aerosol arostat: 1. balloon, air-balloon babil: 1. chat babilage: 1. chat babillard: 1. chatterbox, tattler, telltale babiller: 1. chat, chatter babiole: 1. trifle babouin: 1. baboon baby-sitter: 1. babysitter | 2. babysitter babylonien: 1. Babylonian bac: 1. box, chest | 2. ferry | 3. jug, box, container, vessel baccalaurat: 1. leaving certificate | 2. leaving examination bactrie: 1. bacterium badauder: 1. gape, gawk badinage: 1. gag, joke badine: 1. rod, switch, wand badiner: 1. jest, joke bafouer: 1. jeer at, make fun of, mock bafouiller: 1. stammer, stutter bagage: 1. baggage, luggage bagagiste: 1. porter bagarre: 1. affray | 2. scuffle | 3. agitation, riot, tumult bagarreur: 1. truculent bagasse: 1. bagasse bagatelle: 1. love, sexual love | 2. trifle | 3. sex bagnole: 1. car | 2. vehicle bague: 1. ring baguette: 1. rod, switch, wand bai: 1. sorrel baie: 1. berry | 2. bay baie Chiyask: 1. Chiyask Bay baie Georgienne: 1. Georgian Bay baie James: 1. James Bay baie chez Lepage: 1. Boundary Bay baie des Chaleurs: 1. Chaleur Bay baie de Baffin: 1. Baffin Bay baie de Fundy: 1. Bay of Fundy baie d'Hudson: 1. Hudson Bay baie d'Ungava: 1. Ungava Bay baigner: 1. bathe baignoire: 1. bath bail: 1. farm bailler: 1. give bailli: 1. taskmaster bain: 1. bath | 2. bath baiser: 1. fuck, screw | 2. kiss | 3. kiss | 4. have sex baisser: 1. lower | 2. descend, go down baklite: 1. bakelite bal: 1. ball, dance baladeuse: 1. trailer baladin: 1. buffoon, jester balafre: 1. scar | 2. slice | 3. cut balai: 1. broom balalaka: 1. balalaika balance: 1. weight balancer: 1. rock, swing balayer: 1. sweep balbutier: 1. stammer, stutter balcon: 1. balcony baldaquin: 1. baldachin, canopy baleine: 1. whale balinais: 1. Balinese balise: 1. buoy balistique: 1. ballistics ballade: 1. ballad, ballade ballast: 1. ballast balle: 1. bullet | 2. ball ballerine: 1. ballerina, ballet dancer, ballet girl ballet: 1. ballet balle de fusil: 1. bullet ballon: 1. balloon, air-balloon | 2. balloon | 3. football, soccer ball ballon de football: 1. football, soccer ball balsamine: 1. balsam balte: 1. Baltic balustrade: 1. balustrade, banisters, parapet, railing bambou: 1. bamboo bamboucher: 1. debauch banal: 1. commonplace, dismal, trite banane: 1. banana bananier: 1. banana plant, banana-plant banc: 1. bench bandage: 1. bandage bande: 1. bevy, collection, group, heap, herd, set | 2. band, bevy, gang | 3. binding, strip, tape | 4. ray, strip, stripe bandeau: 1. binding, strip, tape bander: 1. strech, wind up banderole: 1. wrapper bande vido: 1. video-tape bandit: 1. bandit banian: 1. banyan banjo: 1. banjo banni: 1. exile | 2. exile bannir: 1. exile bannissement: 1. exile banque: 1. bank banqueroute: 1. bankruptcy, failure banquet: 1. banquet banqueter: 1. banquet, feast banquette: 1. small bench, stool banquier: 1. banker, bank manager | 2. bank clerk, bank official bantou: 1. Bantu baobab: 1. baobab baptiser: 1. baptize, christen baptiste: 1. baptist baptistre: 1. baptistery baptme: 1. baptism, christening baquet: 1. tub, vat | 2. jug, box, container, vessel bar: 1. bar, barrier | 2. buffet baraque: 1. barrack, barn, shack, shanty, shed baratter: 1. churn barbare: 1. barbaric | 2. barbarian barbaresque: 1. barbaric barbarie: 1. barbarity, barbarousness barbarisme: 1. barbarism barbe: 1. beard barbeau: 1. barbel | 2. barbel | 3. cornflower barbier: 1. barber barboter: 1. paddle | 2. lap, plash, splash barbu: 1. bearded barbue: 1. rhombus bardane: 1. burr barde: 1. bard bardot: 1. hinny barge: 1. barge barguigner: 1. hesitate | 2. hesitate, waver barman: 1. barman, bartender baromtre: 1. barometer baron: 1. baron baronne: 1. baroness baronnie: 1. barony baroque: 1. baroque | 2. baroque baroud: 1. scuffle barouf: 1. agitation, riot, tumult baroufle: 1. agitation, riot, tumult barque: 1. bark, barque | 2. boat barquette: 1. little boat barre: 1. pole, rod barreau: 1. pole, rod barrer: 1. bar, obstruct | 2. cross out, strike out barricade: 1. barricade barricader: 1. barricade barrire: 1. barrier, fence baryton: 1. baritone baryum: 1. barium | 2. barium bas-relief: 1. bas-relief, low relief bas-ventre: 1. abdomen bas: 1. stocking basalte: 1. basalt, whimstone bascule: 1. weighing machine base-ball: 1. baseball baser: 1. base basilic: 1. basil basilique: 1. basilica basique: 1. basic basket-ball: 1. basketball basque: 1. Basque bassin: 1. basin, bowl, pelvis bassine: 1. tub, vat bastille: 1. fortress bastion: 1. bastion bataille: 1. action, battle, scuffle, struggle | 2. blow batailler: 1. fight, struggle batailleur: 1. truculent batave: 1. Batavian bateau: 1. boat | 2. ship, vessel bath: 1. pretty batifoler: 1. frolic batiker: 1. batik batiste: 1. batiste, cambric, lawn batterie: 1. battery battre: 1. beat, hit, strike | 2. thresh | 3. curl, froth, stir, whip, whirl baudet: 1. ass, donkey baume: 1. balm, balsam bauxite: 1. bauxite bavard: 1. chatterbox, tattler, telltale bavardage: 1. chat bavarder: 1. chat, chatter bavarois: 1. Bavarian bave: 1. saliva baver: 1. salivate bayer aux corneilles: 1. gape, gawk bazar: 1. bazaar, fair, market bazooka: 1. anti-tank gun, bazooka baonnette: 1. bayonet beau-fils: 1. son-in-law beau: 1. beautiful, fine, handsome, lovely beaucoup: 1. a lot of, much | 2. a lot | 3. frequently, often, regularly beaucoup de: 1. a lot of, much, plenty of beaut: 1. beauty | 2. beautiful woman, beauty beaux-parents: 1. parents-in-law bec: 1. beak, bill beige: 1. beige belette: 1. weasel belge: 1. Belgian belladone: 1. belladonna belles-lettres: 1. belles-lettres bengali: 1. Bengal benzne: 1. benzene berce: 1. cow parsnip, hogweed bercer: 1. lull, rock berlinois: 1. Berlin bernois: 1. Bernese besoin d'activit: 1. activity betterave: 1. beet beurre: 1. butter biberon: 1. baby's bottle, feeding-bottle bibliothque: 1. library | 2. bookcase biche: 1. doe, hind bicyclette: 1. bike, cycle, bicycle | 2. bike, bicycle bien: 1. estate, farm, property, ranch | 2. okay, well | 3. yes | 4. quite, very, very much bientt: 1. soon bienvenue: 1. welcome bien entendu: 1. of course bien sr: 1. naturally biffer: 1. cross out, strike out bifteck: 1. steak, beefsteak bigarr: 1. multicoloured bijou: 1. jewel bijoutier: 1. jeweller | 2. jeweller bikini: 1. bikini bile: 1. bile, gall billet: 1. bill, ticket, note birman: 1. Burmese biscuit: 1. biscuit, cookie bison: 1. bison, buffalo bitte: 1. cock, prick bizarre: 1. bizarre, odd, weird bire: 1. ale, beer blague: 1. sly joke blanc: 1. white | 2. pure blasphmer: 1. blaspheme, cuss, curse, swear blatte: 1. cockroach blesser: 1. hurt, wound blessure: 1. injury, wound bless: 1. winged, wounded bleu: 1. blue bleuet: 1. cornflower bloc: 1. block, pad | 2. lump, mass blond: 1. blond, fair blouse: 1. blouse blouse longue: 1. overalls, smock boa: 1. boa | 2. boa bobine: 1. bobbin, coil, spool bohmien: 1. Bohemian boire: 1. drink bois: 1. forest, woods | 2. timber, wood boisson: 1. beverage, drink boiteux: 1. lame boite echo: 1. resonance-box bol: 1. basin, reservoir | 2. basin, bowl, pelvis bolivien: 1. Bolivian bombarder: 1. bombard bombe: 1. bomb bombe atomique: 1. atom bomb bombe incendie: 1. incendiary bomb bon: 1. good, nice, okay bonbon: 1. bonbon, bon-bon bonjour: 1. good morning | 2. good day bonnet: 1. cap bonne nuit: 1. good night bonsoir: 1. good evening bord: 1. coast, seaside, shore | 2. border, brim, brink, edge, edging, fringe, rim bordel: 1. brothel | 2. bawdy, brothel, house of ill fame, whorehouse bosniaque: 1. Bosnian bosnien: 1. Bosnian bosse: 1. bump, hump bossu: 1. hunch-backed | 2. hunchback botte: 1. boot bouc: 1. he-goat bouche: 1. mouth boucher: 1. butcher | 2. block, clog, plug up, stop up boucherie: 1. butcher's shop bouchon: 1. plug, electric plug, stopper bouchon de lige: 1. cork boucler: 1. gird boucle de vtement: 1. buckle bouddhisme: 1. Buddhism bouddhiste: 1. Buddhist bouder: 1. ignore, leave out of account boue: 1. mud bougie: 1. candle | 2. plug, spark plug bougie lectrique: 1. plug, spark plug bougnoul: 1. nigger bouillie: 1. gruel, mess, mush bouillir: 1. boil bouillon: 1. bouillon boulanger: 1. baker boulangerie: 1. bakery boule: 1. chunk, clod, lump bouleau: 1. birch boulevard: 1. boulevard boulier: 1. abacus, ball-frame, counting-frame bouquet: 1. bouquet bouquin: 1. buck, buck-rabbit | 2. buck, buck-hare bourdon: 1. bumblebee bourdonner: 1. buzz, hum bourgeois: 1. middleclass citizen bourse du travail: 1. employment exchange, labor exchange, labour exchange boussole: 1. compass bout: 1. end, ending | 2. peak, point, tip, summit bouteille: 1. bottle boutique: 1. boutique, shop, store bouton: 1. pimple | 2. button | 3. button boxer: 1. box bote: 1. box bote aux lettres: 1. letterbox, mailbox brabanon: 1. Brabantine branche: 1. bough, branch | 2. section branchie: 1. gill brandir: 1. brandish, fling, swing, wave, wave about bras: 1. arm braser: 1. solder bras suprieur: 1. upper arm, upper-arm brave: 1. brave, gallant bretelles: 1. braces, suspenders bride: 1. bridle, check, restraints briller: 1. shine brique: 1. brick briser: 1. crush, shatter, smash | 2. break britannique: 1. British brochet: 1. pike brochure: 1. leaflet, pamphlet, paperback broder: 1. embroider brosse: 1. brush brosse dents: 1. tooth-brush brouette: 1. wheelbarrow brouillard: 1. fog, mist brouiller: 1. befog, cloud, dim | 2. disquiet, interfere with, perturb broyer: 1. crush, pound bruine: 1. drizzle, drizzling rain brun: 1. brown | 2. black brusquement: 1. abruptly brut: 1. crude, raw, rough bruxellois: 1. Brussels bruyre: 1. heath brsilien: 1. Brazilian brche: 1. breach, gap brler: 1. glow, glow with heat | 2. burn brl: 1. burnt bubale: 1. buffalo buffet: 1. buffet | 2. larder, pantry, store-cupboard buffle: 1. buffalo bulbe: 1. bulb bulgare: 1. Bulgarian bulldozer: 1. bulldozer bulle: 1. bladder, bubble bulletin: 1. bulletin bureau: 1. office | 2. bureau, office bureau de poste: 1. post office buriner: 1. carve, chisel but: 1. aim, goal, purpose, target butter: 1. earth, earth up, hill, hill up | 2. earth, earth up, hill, hill up byte: 1. byte | 2. byte byzantin: 1. Byzantine boeuf: 1. beef | 2. bovine, bovine animal | 3. ox bb: 1. baby bbte: 1. dull, stupid bcane: 1. bike, cycle, bicycle | 2. bike, bicycle ber: 1. gape, gawk bgayer: 1. stammer, stutter bgonia: 1. begonia bgueule: 1. prudish | 2. prude bguinage: 1. beguinage bguine: 1. beguine blier: 1. ram, tup bnir: 1. bless bnfice: 1. benefit, gain, profit bryllium: 1. beryllium bton: 1. concrete bbord: 1. port side billement: 1. yawn biller: 1. yawn btard: 1. bastard | 2. bastard btiment: 1. building btir: 1. build, construct btisseur: 1. builder bton: 1. baton, cane, stick | 2. pole, rod btonnet: 1. stick, little stick bche: 1. spade | 2. spade bler: 1. bleat bte: 1. animal, beast bche: 1. block, chunk of wood cabane: 1. cabin, hut, shack cabine: 1. cabin cabinet: 1. toilet cabinet noir: 1. dark-room, small room cabine de bain: 1. bathing box cabine de bateau: 1. cabin cabine tlphonique: 1. call box, telephone kiosk, phone booth, telephone booth cacahoute: 1. peanut cacahute: 1. peanut cacao: 1. cocoa cacher: 1. conceal, hide cachet: 1. mark cachot: 1. cell cactus: 1. cactus cadavre: 1. cadaver, corpse cadeau: 1. gift, present cadre: 1. cadre, frame, framework caduc: 1. decayed, decrepit, dilapidated, lapsed, rickety cafard: 1. cockroach cafetire: 1. coffee-pot | 2. coffee-pot caf: 1. caf, coffee-house | 2. coffee cage: 1. cage cahier: 1. exercise-book, folder, notebook caille: 1. quail caillette: 1. rennet-stomach caisse: 1. cashier's stand, fund, money box, money-box, till | 2. box, chest calame: 1. calamus calcium: 1. calcium calculer: 1. calculate, count, figure, work out cale: 1. wedge calendrier: 1. calendar calendula: 1. marigold caleon: 1. drawers, panties, underpants californien: 1. Californian calme: 1. calm, quiet | 2. calm, tranquil calomnier: 1. slander camarade: 1. buddy, companion, comrade, pal cambodgien: 1. Cambodian camerounais: 1. Cameroon camion: 1. lorry, truck | 2. lorry, truck camp: 1. camping ground, camping site | 2. camp of tents, tented camp campagne: 1. campaign | 2. country, countryside camra: 1. camera canadien: 1. Canadian canaille: 1. rogue, scoundrel canal: 1. canal, channel canap: 1. couch, sofa canard: 1. duck canard mle: 1. drake canari: 1. canary cancaner: 1. gossip cancer: 1. cancer, canker candidat: 1. candidate canne: 1. baton, cane, stick | 2. fishing rod cannelure: 1. slot canon: 1. cannon caoutchouc: 1. rubber cap: 1. cape capable: 1. able, capable capacit: 1. ability capitaine: 1. captain capital: 1. capital capote: 1. coat, overcoat caprice: 1. caprice, whim captivant: 1. exciting | 2. absorbing capturer: 1. capture, catch, grapple capucine: 1. nasturtium car: 1. because, for the reason that | 2. because, for the reason that | 3. as, because, for, since caractre: 1. character, nature, personality carbone: 1. carbon carotte: 1. carrot carpe: 1. carp carreau: 1. tile carte: 1. map | 2. card, map, menu | 3. map | 4. menu carte postale: 1. postcard carthaginois: 1. Carthaginian carton: 1. cardboard cas: 1. affair, case, matter cascade: 1. waterfall | 2. waterfall caserne: 1. barracks | 2. barracks casquette: 1. cap casserole: 1. casserole, saucepan cassette: 1. cassette | 2. treasure castillan: 1. Castillian castor: 1. beaver catalan: 1. Catalonian catastrophe: 1. catastrophe cathdrale: 1. cathedral catgorie: 1. category cause: 1. cause, reason causer: 1. activate, cause, give rise to | 2. cause, cause to take place cautionner: 1. guarantee, warrant cave: 1. basement, cellar ce: 1. that, that over there, those ceci: 1. these, this, this here | 2. these, this, this here ceinture: 1. belt, girdle cela: 1. that, that over there, those celle-ci: 1. this | 2. this cellule: 1. cell celte: 1. Celtic celtique: 1. Celtic celui-ci: 1. this | 2. this celui: 1. that, that one cendre: 1. ash, cinder cendrier: 1. ashtray censurer: 1. censor cent: 1. hundred, one hundred central: 1. exchange, power station centrale: 1. exchange, power station centre: 1. centre | 2. core, nucleus, kernel, pit | 3. average, mean, middle cependant: 1. but, however, nevertheless, yet cercle: 1. circle | 2. circle cercueil: 1. coffin cerf: 1. deer cerise: 1. cherry cerisier: 1. cherry-tree certain: 1. certain, sure certainement: 1. certainly certes: 1. certainly, indeed, rather, surely certifier: 1. affirm, assure cerveau: 1. brain cervelle: 1. brain cesser: 1. accomodate, end, finish, terminate | 2. cease, stop ceylanais: 1. Ceylonese ce matin: 1. this morning ce soir: 1. this evening chacal: 1. jackal chacun: 1. everybody, every one chagrin: 1. affliction chagriner: 1. annoy, grieve, vex, worry chair: 1. flesh chaise: 1. chair chambre: 1. chamber, room chambre de travail: 1. lying-in room chambre coucher: 1. bedroom chameau: 1. camel chamois: 1. chamois champ: 1. field | 2. field champagne: 1. champagne champignon: 1. mushroom | 2. mushroom champion: 1. champion chance: 1. chance, luck chandail: 1. pullover sweater chandelle: 1. candle changement d'adresse: 1. change of address changer: 1. change, turn chanson: 1. chanson chanter: 1. sing chanteur: 1. singer chanteuse: 1. singer, female singer chaos: 1. chaos, tangle chapeau: 1. hat chaperonner: 1. chaperon, squire chapitre: 1. chapter chaque: 1. each, every chaque jour: 1. daily chaque semaine: 1. weekly char: 1. tank | 2. cart, chariot charbon: 1. coal chardon: 1. thisle chardonneret: 1. goldfinch charger: 1. entrust, tell | 2. charge, load chariot: 1. cart, chariot charitable: 1. humane charlatan: 1. charlatan, imposter, quack charmant: 1. charming, lovely charme: 1. grace, gracefulness | 2. grace, gracefulness | 3. hornbeam | 4. sorcery charnire: 1. hinge charpenter: 1. build, build from wood charrette: 1. cart, chariot charrue: 1. plough chasser: 1. chase, hunt chasseur: 1. hunter chaste: 1. chaste chat: 1. cat chatouiller: 1. tickle chatte: 1. cunt, pussy chaud: 1. warm chaudement: 1. warmly chaudron: 1. boiler, cauldron, kettle chauffage: 1. heating chauffer: 1. heat, stoke chauffeur: 1. chauffeur, driver chaume: 1. blade, stalk chaumire: 1. cabin, hut, shack chaussette: 1. sock | 2. stocking chaussure: 1. shoe chausse: 1. highway chauve-souris: 1. bat chauve: 1. bald chaux: 1. lime chane: 1. fetter, shackle | 2. chain chane Ctire: 1. Coast Mountains chef: 1. chef | 2. chief, boss chemin: 1. path, road, way | 2. path | 3. road, route, way chemine: 1. fireplace, hearth chemin de fer: 1. railroad, railway chemise: 1. folder | 2. shirt chenal Opimica: 1. Opimika Narrows chenal Raft: 1. Raft Channel chenal de la Culbute: 1. Culbute Channel chenille: 1. caterpillar cher: 1. dear, expensive, valuable | 2. costly, dear, expensive, pricey chercher: 1. look for, seek cheval: 1. horse cheval entier: 1. stallion | 2. stallion cheval hongre: 1. gelding chevaucher: 1. ride cheveu: 1. hair cheveux: 1. hair, hairs cheville: 1. ankle chevreuil: 1. roe chewing-gum: 1. chewing-gum chez: 1. at, beside, with chicaner: 1. carp at, haze, quibble chien: 1. dog chiendent: 1. couch-grass chiffon: 1. rag, scrap chiffre: 1. cipher, digit, figure, numeral chilien: 1. Chilean chimie: 1. chemistry | 2. chemistry chimiste: 1. chemist | 2. chemist chimre: 1. chimera chirurgie: 1. surgery | 2. surgery chirurgien: 1. surgeon chlore: 1. chlorine chlorure de polyvinyle: 1. polyvinyl chloride, PVC choc: 1. collision | 2. shock chocolat: 1. chocolate choisir: 1. choose, elect, pick out choix: 1. choice, election cholra: 1. cholera choquer: 1. shock chose: 1. affair, business, business deal, case, matter | 2. thing | 3. article, object, thing choses: 1. stuff, things chou-fleur: 1. cauliflower chou: 1. cabbage chouette: 1. owl choyer: 1. coddle, pamper, pet chrome: 1. chromium chrtien: 1. Christian chuchoter: 1. whisper chute: 1. fall chypriote: 1. Cypriot, Cypriote choeur: 1. chorus, coir chque: 1. check, cheque chvre: 1. she-goat | 2. goat chvrefeuille: 1. honeysuckle chle: 1. shawl chtaigne: 1. chestnut, horse-chestnut chtaignier: 1. chestnut-tree | 2. chestnut-tree chteau: 1. castle chne: 1. oak ciboulette: 1. chive cicatrice: 1. scar cidre: 1. cider ciel: 1. heaven, sky cigare: 1. cigar cigarette: 1. cigarette cigogne: 1. stork cime: 1. acme | 2. peak, point, tip, summit ciment: 1. cement cimetire: 1. cemetery, God's acre, graveyard cinq: 1. five cinquante: 1. fifty cinma: 1. cinema circonstance: 1. circumstance circulaire: 1. circular circulation: 1. circulation, traffic | 2. traffic circuler: 1. be about, circulate | 2. circumvent, go around cire: 1. wax cire d'abeilles: 1. beeswax cirque: 1. circus ciseau: 1. chisel ciseaux: 1. scissors ciseler: 1. carve, chisel citation: 1. citation, quotation citer: 1. cite, quote citerne: 1. cistern, tank citoyen: 1. citizen citron: 1. lemon cit: 1. city, town civil: 1. civil, civilian, non-military clair: 1. bright, clear, light | 2. clear, distinct, plain | 3. bright, light clairon: 1. clarion clamer: 1. yell clameur: 1. scream clapoter: 1. lap, plash, splash claquer: 1. clap, click, rattle classe: 1. class classique: 1. classic, classical clavier: 1. keyboard clef: 1. key, wrench | 2. adjustable wrench, spanner client: 1. client, customer climat: 1. climate climatis: 1. air conditioned clique: 1. suite, train cloaque: 1. sewer cloche: 1. bell clochette: 1. bell, little bell cloche de plonge: 1. diving-bell cloison: 1. wall clou: 1. nail clouer: 1. nail clown: 1. clown club: 1. club, society clbard: 1. monster | 2. dog cobaye: 1. guinea-pig cobra: 1. cobra coccinelle: 1. ladybug coche: 1. sow cochon: 1. hog, pig, swine cochonnet: 1. piglet cochon d'Inde: 1. guinea-pig coffre: 1. box, chest | 2. trunk coffret: 1. box cognac: 1. brandy, cognac cohrent: 1. coherent, connected, consistent coiffer: 1. curl, do coiffeur: 1. barber, hairdresser coiffeuse: 1. hairdresser, female hairdresser coin: 1. corner | 2. wedge coing: 1. quince col: 1. defile, mountain pass | 2. neck | 3. collar | 4. pass colimaon: 1. atpersand, commercial-at sign, snail colis: 1. baggage, luggage colle: 1. adhesive | 2. glue collection: 1. bevy, collection, group, heap, herd, set | 2. collection collectionner: 1. collect, gather, pick up collection consulter: 1. briefcase, file coller: 1. paste, paste up, placard, post, post up | 2. glue, stick colline: 1. hill colline Boundary: 1. Boundary Hill collision: 1. collision collge: 1. high school collgue: 1. colleague colombe: 1. dove, pigeon colombien: 1. Colombian colonel: 1. colonel colonial: 1. colonial colonie: 1. colony, settlement colonne: 1. column, pillar | 2. column colonne de journal: 1. column colonne vertbrale: 1. spine combat: 1. action, battle, scuffle, struggle combattre: 1. fight, struggle combien: 1. how many | 2. how much combien de: 1. how many | 2. how much comble: 1. summit, surface, top combler: 1. flood, overwhelm comique: 1. comic, comical, funny comit: 1. committee commandant: 1. major commande: 1. order commandement: 1. board of directors | 2. command | 3. control, reign, rule commander: 1. book, order, reserve | 2. command, order, tell commando: 1. detachment comme: 1. as, like, such as | 2. how | 3. as if, as though, in a way | 4. because, for the reason that | 5. because, for the reason that | 6. so, such, thus | 7. as, because, for, since commencement: 1. beginning, commencement, start commencer: 1. begin, come on, set in, start | 2. begin, commence, start comment: 1. how, in what way | 2. how, in what way comment allez-vous?: 1. how are you?, how do you do? commerce: 1. business, commerce, trade commerant: 1. merchant commetre yne faute: 1. sin, transgress comme cela: 1. so, such, thus | 2. like that, that way, thus comme ci, comme a: 1. so so commissariat: 1. police-station commission: 1. commission, errand | 2. commission | 3. commission commode: 1. chest, dresser | 2. convenient, handy, opportune commun: 1. common, joint commune: 1. community communication: 1. account, communication communion: 1. communion communiquer: 1. communicate, report commuter: 1. commute compagnie: 1. company | 2. gang, squad compagnon: 1. companion comparaison: 1. comparison comparer: 1. compare compartiment: 1. compartment, coup compassion: 1. compassion, pity | 2. charity, mercifulness, mercy compatir: 1. have compassion on, pity compenser: 1. compensate complaisance: 1. favor, favour complaisant: 1. kind, obliging | 2. kind, obliging complet: 1. absolute, complete | 2. costume, outfit, suit | 3. complete, full compliment: 1. compliment compliquer: 1. complicate comploter: 1. set a trap, set a trap for complter: 1. complete | 2. fill, fill in, fill up compltement: 1. completely, entirely, through | 2. completely, fully | 3. at all, entirely, quite, wholly composer: 1. compose | 2. typeset | 3. compose, create, write composition: 1. composition | 2. consistency | 3. theme, topic, subject comprendre: 1. understand, realize compromis: 1. accommodation | 2. accommodation compte-rendu: 1. minutes, protocol | 2. account, record, report | 3. review compte: 1. account compter: 1. calculate, count, figure, work out comptent: 1. able, accomplished, competent comte: 1. count, earl comte: 1. comet con: 1. cunt, pussy concernant: 1. about, concerning | 2. as to, as regards, concerning concerner: 1. concern | 2. concern, relate concern: 1. concerned, in question concert: 1. concert concevoir: 1. conceive conciliant: 1. manageable, tractable concis: 1. concise conclure: 1. abstract, induce, gather, infer concombre: 1. cucumber concordance: 1. accord, accordance, agreement, concurrence | 2. responsibility concorder: 1. adhere, conform | 2. coincide, fit together concourir: 1. compete, rival concours: 1. competition, contest concret: 1. concrete condamner: 1. condemn, sentence condition: 1. condition, stipulation, terms condom: 1. condom, rubber conduire: 1. conduct, guide, lead | 2. steer confectionner: 1. accomplish, achieve, finish confession: 1. acknowledgement, admission, confession | 2. confession confiance: 1. confidence confier: 1. confide, have confidence in, trust, entrust confier une tche: 1. entrust, tell confire: 1. preserve confirmer: 1. acknowledge, confirm, corroborate confisquer: 1. confiscate confiture: 1. jam, marmelade conflit: 1. conflict confondre: 1. confuse, puzzle conforme: 1. conforming, fitting conforme : 1. in accordance with conformment: 1. in accordance with confort: 1. comfort confortable: 1. comfortable confu: 1. indistinct confus: 1. jumbled up confrence: 1. lecture congestion: 1. congestion | 2. congestion, rush congrs: 1. congress, convention cong: 1. spare time, time off, vacation | 2. discharge, paying off conjecturer: 1. conjecture, surmise connaissance: 1. acquaintance | 2. acquaintance, knowledge | 3. awareness, consciousness | 4. knowledge connatre: 1. be acquainted with, know connecter: 1. connect, connect up, plug in connu: 1. well-known conque: 1. shell conqurir: 1. conquer consacrer: 1. dedicate, devote conscience: 1. conscience | 2. awareness, consciousness conscient: 1. aware, conscious conseil: 1. advice, counsel conseiller: 1. leader | 2. advise, counsel conseilleur: 1. counsellor consentir: 1. accede, agree, consent conserver: 1. conserve, keep, maintain, preserve considrable: 1. important, serious | 2. considerable, sizable considrer: 1. account, consider, esteem, regard, take into account consister: 1. consist consolation: 1. consolation consoler: 1. comfort, console consommateur: 1. consumer consommation: 1. beverage, drink consommer: 1. consume, use up constamment: 1. constantly constant: 1. constant, continual, permanent, sustained constater: 1. ascertain, establish, take note consterner: 1. alarm, appal, dismay, puzzle construction: 1. accommodation, adjustment, arrangement | 2. building construire: 1. achieve, act, do, make, perform | 2. install | 3. build, construct consulat: 1. consulate consulter: 1. consult consumer: 1. consume, use up consquence: 1. consequence, consistency contact: 1. contact conte: 1. fairy tale contempler: 1. consider, contemplate, envisage, look at, regard, view contenir: 1. comprise, contain, include content: 1. contented, pleased, satisfied contenter: 1. meet with, satisfy contenu: 1. contents conter: 1. narrate, relate, tell conter fleurette: 1. flirt, flit, flutter contester: 1. challenge, question continent: 1. continent, mainland | 2. chaste contingent: 1. part, piece, share | 2. share continuel: 1. constant, continual, permanent, sustained | 2. lasting | 3. continuous | 4. constant, lasting, sustained continuellement: 1. constantly, continually, continuously | 2. constantly | 3. all the time, ceaselessly continuer: 1. keep | 2. continue, endure, keep on, last | 3. continue, go on, proceed with continuer : 1. keep contracter: 1. make a contract contradictoire: 1. adverse, alien, contrary contraindre: 1. force, impose contre: 1. across from, against, in exchange for, opposed to, opposite, upon | 2. on, upon contribuer: 1. contribute contre: 1. country, land | 2. region contrleur: 1. guard convaincre: 1. convince, persuade convenable: 1. decent, fitting, proper, suitable | 2. appropriate, becoming, seemly, suitable | 3. convenient, handy, opportune | 4. of use, suitable convenablement: 1. decently, properly convenir: 1. coincide, fit together | 2. be appropriate, suit, be suitable | 3. fit, suit, be suitable convention: 1. accord, accordance, agreement, concurrence conversation: 1. conversation convertir: 1. convert conviction: 1. belief, conviction convive: 1. guest copier: 1. imitate | 2. copy coq: 1. cock, rooster coque: 1. bark, husk, peel, shell coquelicot: 1. poppy coquet: 1. coquettish coquille: 1. shell corbeau: 1. raven | 2. crow corbeille: 1. basket corde: 1. cord, rope, string cordonnier: 1. shoemaker corinthien: 1. Corinthian cormoran: 1. cormorant corne: 1. horn corps: 1. body correspondance: 1. piece of mail | 2. responsibility correspondant: 1. compatible, congruent | 2. accountable, responsible correspondre: 1. adhere, conform | 2. coincide, fit together | 3. correspond correspondre : 1. answer, reply, respond corridor: 1. corridor, passage corriger: 1. correct corrompre: 1. bribe corse: 1. Corsican cortge: 1. suite, train coren: 1. Korean cosmos: 1. cosmos costaricien: 1. Costa Rican costume: 1. costume, outfit, suit cotisation: 1. dues, subscription coton: 1. cotton | 2. cotton cou: 1. neck couche: 1. layer coucher: 1. put to bed | 2. lay coucou: 1. cuckoo coude: 1. elbow coudre: 1. sew | 2. quilt, stitch couler: 1. flow couleur: 1. dye, paint | 2. colour, dye couleuvre: 1. adder, viper couloir: 1. corridor, passage coup: 1. blow | 2. knock coupable: 1. guilty coupant: 1. sharp coupe: 1. goblet couper: 1. cut, slice couper avec des ciseaux: 1. clip, cut, shear couple: 1. couple, married people | 2. pair coupler: 1. couple coupon: 1. coupon cour: 1. court, yard, courtyard | 2. court courage: 1. courage courageux: 1. brave, courageous, valiant courant: 1. current, flow, stream | 2. current courbe: 1. bent, curved courber: 1. bend | 2. bend courgette: 1. courgette, zucchini courir: 1. run couronner: 1. crown courrier: 1. courier | 2. piece of mail | 3. mail, post courroie: 1. strap cours: 1. class, course court: 1. short | 2. brief, short courtois: 1. courteous, polite, well-mannered cousin: 1. gnat | 2. cousin cousine: 1. cousin coussin: 1. cushion coussin d'air: 1. air cushion couteau: 1. knife coutume: 1. custom, habit, way | 2. custom, mores couture: 1. needlework couturire: 1. tailor, female tailor couvent: 1. monastery couver: 1. incubate, sit couvert: 1. forks, knives and spoons couverture: 1. cover, hood, lid | 2. blanket couvrir: 1. cover coyote: 1. coyote concider: 1. coincide, fit together coter: 1. make love coter: 1. cost coteux: 1. dear, expensive, valuable | 2. costly, dear, expensive, pricey crabe: 1. crab cracher: 1. spit | 2. spit craie: 1. chalk craindre: 1. be afraid of, fear crainte: 1. fear crapaud: 1. toad craquement: 1. crack craquer: 1. crack cravate: 1. tie, necktie crayon: 1. pencil creuser: 1. dig, grub, spade creux: 1. cave, cavity crever: 1. burst crevette: 1. prawn cri: 1. cry, shout criard: 1. shrill crier: 1. cry out, scream, shout crime: 1. crime criquet: 1. grasshopper, locust crise: 1. crisis, depression, emergency cristal: 1. crystal critique: 1. review critiquer: 1. censure, criticize croasser: 1. caw, croak croate: 1. Croatian crochet: 1. hook crocodile: 1. crocodile croire: 1. acknowledge, recognize | 2. account, accredit, believe, deem croiser: 1. cruise | 2. cross croix: 1. cross croupe: 1. behind, bottom, buttocks crotre: 1. accrue, grow cru: 1. crude, raw, rough cruche: 1. jug, pitcher crucifix: 1. crucifix cruel: 1. cruel crature: 1. creature crer: 1. create crme: 1. cream crme glace: 1. ice, icecream crve-coeur: 1. affliction crne: 1. skull crpe: 1. pancake crte: 1. mountain ridge cubain: 1. Cuban cube: 1. cube cueillir: 1. pick, pluck, tear off | 2. pick, pluck cuiller: 1. spoon cuillre: 1. spoon cuir: 1. leather cuire: 1. cook cuir rasoir: 1. strop cuisine: 1. kitchen cuisiner: 1. cook cuisinier: 1. cook, male cook cuisinire: 1. furnace, kiln, oven, stove | 2. cook, female cook cuisse: 1. thigh cuivre: 1. copper cul: 1. behind, bottom, buttocks culotte: 1. drawers, panties, underpants | 2. short pants, shorts | 3. short pants, shorts culte: 1. cult cultiver: 1. cultivate, grow cultiv: 1. cultured, educated, learned, well-informed culture: 1. cultivation, tillage | 2. culture curieux: 1. curious, interesting, quaint | 2. agog, inquisitive curiosit: 1. curiosity cur: 1. pastor, vicar | 2. pastor, vicar | 3. clergyman, pastor, priest cuve: 1. tub, vat cycle: 1. cycle cyclone: 1. cyclone cygne: 1. swan cylindre: 1. cylinder, roller cynique: 1. cynical cyprs: 1. cypres c': 1. that, that over there, those c'est--dire: 1. that is c'est pourquoi: 1. on that account, therefore coeur: 1. heart cder: 1. cede, give in, give up, give way, relinquish, yield cleri: 1. celery clibataire: 1. single, unmarried | 2. unmarried woman, spinster | 3. bachelor clbrer: 1. celebrate clbre: 1. famous | 2. famous crmonie: 1. ceremony csium: 1. caesium cdre: 1. cedar cble: 1. cable cte: 1. acclivity, hillside, slope | 2. coast, seaside, shore ctelette: 1. cutlet cte rivage: 1. coast, seaside, shore ct: 1. side dactyle: 1. date dactylographe: 1. typist dactylographier: 1. type dahlia: 1. dahlia daltonnien: 1. colour-blind dame: 1. queen | 2. king | 3. lady danger: 1. danger, peril dangereux: 1. dangerous dans: 1. a, in, inside, into, on, per, within danse: 1. dance danser: 1. dance dans le vent: 1. fashionable dans l'intervalle: 1. all the time, in the meantime, meanwhile | 2. all the while, meanwhile date: 1. date dater: 1. date datte: 1. date dauphin: 1. dolphin davantage: 1. more de: 1. of | 2. from, of | 3. from, out of | 4. at, by, on, upon | 5. because of, for, for sake of, on account of, owing to, through debout: 1. directly, straigh ahead dedans: 1. inside degr: 1. degree, grade dehors: 1. abroad, out, outside delta: 1. delta demain: 1. tomorrow demain matin: 1. tomorrow morning demain soir: 1. tomorrow evening demander: 1. ask | 2. book, order, reserve | 3. ask, ask for, beg, bid, request | 4. demand, postulate, require demander l'aumne: 1. ask for alms, ask for an alms, ask for charity demeure: 1. abode, accommodation, dwelling, residence demeurer: 1. dwell, live | 2. abide demi: 1. half demoiselle: 1. Miss demoiselle noble: 1. dame, lady denre: 1. commodity, merchandise, wares dense: 1. concentrated, dense, thick dent: 1. tooth dentelle: 1. lace dentiste: 1. dentist depuis: 1. from, since dernier: 1. last dernier cri: 1. fashionable dernirement: 1. recently | 2. lately, recently derrire: 1. behind, after | 2. after, behind | 3. backside, rump | 4. behind, bottom, buttocks des: 1. of the descendance: 1. offspring | 2. offspring descendant: 1. offspring, successor descendre: 1. get out, get out of a car | 2. exit, go out | 3. get out | 4. descend, get off, go down descendre en rappel: 1. abseil descente: 1. descent | 2. descent description: 1. account, description dessein: 1. aim, goal, purpose, target | 2. intention, meaning, plan dessert: 1. dessert dessin: 1. design, drawing | 2. design, drawing dessiner: 1. design, draw dessous: 1. below, downstairs, underneath | 2. below, underneath dessus: 1. above, on top, overhead, upstairs destinataire: 1. addressee | 2. consignee, recipient destination: 1. address | 2. destiny, fate destiner: 1. destine, earmark, ordain destine: 1. destiny, fate | 2. destiny, fate, fortune, luck des Philippines: 1. Philippine dette: 1. debt deuil: 1. mourning deux: 1. two deuxime: 1. second deuxime Sault: 1. Second Falls deux cents: 1. two hundred devant: 1. before, in front of | 2. ahead, formerly, previously | 3. in the presence of devenir: 1. become, come about, grow, happen | 2. become, get, grow deviner: 1. guess devise: 1. motto devoir: 1. have to, must, ought to, should | 2. job, assigned job, task | 3. owe de bonne heure: 1. early de celle-l: 1. that one's de cellui-l: 1. that one's de cette manire: 1. like that, that way, thus de faon ou d'autre: 1. anyway, somehow de la: 1. of the de l'Allemagne occidentale: 1. West German de l'Amrique du Nord: 1. North American de moins en moins: 1. less and less de mme: 1. equally, likewise de nouveau: 1. afresh, again, all over again, anew | 2. afresh, again, once more de plus en plus: 1. increasingly, more and more de proche en proche: 1. gradually, little by little de prfrence: 1. preferably, rather de quelle manire: 1. how, in what way | 2. how, in what way de quelqu'un: 1. someone's de suite: 1. at a strech, for ... together, on end | 2. consecutively de temps en temps: 1. now and then de toute manire: 1. in every way diable: 1. devil dialecte: 1. dialect dialogue: 1. dialogue diamant: 1. diamond diarrhe: 1. diarrhoea dictateur: 1. dictator dicter: 1. dictate | 2. inspire dictionnaire: 1. dictionary, vocabulary dieu: 1. god diffamer: 1. slander difficile: 1. difficult, hard, inconvenient difficilement: 1. hardly, not easily, with difficulty diffrence: 1. difference diffrent: 1. different | 2. different | 3. different diffrer: 1. differ, be different | 2. adjourn, delay, postpone | 3. vary digitale: 1. foxglove digne: 1. dignified dignit: 1. dignity digrer: 1. digest diluer: 1. adulterate dimanche: 1. Sunday dimension: 1. dimension, measurement diminuer: 1. decrease, decline, wane | 2. abate, abridge, decrease, lessen dindon: 1. turkey diplme: 1. diploma diplme de fin d'tudes: 1. leaving certificate dire: 1. say, tell direct: 1. direct, straight directement: 1. directly, straigh ahead | 2. directly | 3. at once, instantly, immediately, without delay directeur: 1. director, manager direction: 1. steering | 2. direction dire adieu: 1. say goodbye, say goodbye to, take leave, take leave from dirigeable: 1. airship diriger: 1. direct, guide, manage, steer | 2. conduct, guide, lead | 3. steer discerner: 1. find, notice, perceive disciple: 1. disciple discipline: 1. discipline discours: 1. speech | 2. speech discret: 1. discrete discussion: 1. discussion discuter: 1. discuss disparatre: 1. disappear disparition: 1. departure | 2. disappearance dispenser: 1. deal, distribute | 2. distribute | 3. excuse | 4. except, exclude | 5. exempt disperser: 1. disintegrate, divide, separate | 2. scatter disposer: 1. arrange, fix up | 2. absorb, have at one's disposal disposer de: 1. absorb, have at one's disposal disposition: 1. accommodation, adjustment, arrangement | 2. predisposition, tendency dispute: 1. dispute, quarrel | 2. quarrel disputer: 1. challenge, question disque: 1. dial, disc, record disquette: 1. diskette dissiper: 1. disintegrate, divide, separate | 2. disperse | 3. waste distance: 1. distance, offset distinction: 1. distinction, renown distinguer: 1. distinguish distraction: 1. amusement, fun | 2. distraction, diversion | 3. absence of mind, abstraction | 4. distraction, diversion distraire: 1. distract, divert, entertain distrait: 1. careless, negligent distribuer: 1. deal, distribute | 2. distribute distribution: 1. distribution district de Franklin: 1. District of Franklin district de Keewatin: 1. District of Keewatin district de Mackenzie: 1. District of Mackenzie divers: 1. diverse, varied, various divin: 1. divine diviser: 1. disintegrate, divide, separate | 2. divide, separate, share divorce: 1. divorce dix-huit: 1. eighteen dix-neuf: 1. nineteen dix-sept: 1. seventeen dix: 1. ten dite: 1. diet docile: 1. obedient docilit: 1. manageability, tractability docteur: 1. doctor | 2. doctor, physician docteur mdecin: 1. doctor, physician document: 1. certificate, diploma, document | 2. document, paper dogme: 1. dogma doigt: 1. finger doigt du pied: 1. toe dollar: 1. dollar domaine: 1. estate, farm, property, ranch | 2. branch, compartment, department, pigeonhole, section, speciality domestique: 1. domestic animal | 2. domestic | 3. maid, servant | 4. boy, servant domicile: 1. abode, dwelling-place, residence | 2. home | 3. abode, accommodation, dwelling, residence | 4. abode, dwelling-place-residence dominant: 1. most important | 2. superior | 3. chief, main, major, principal dominateur: 1. ruler dominer: 1. exceed, surpass dominicain: 1. Dominican dommage: 1. damage don: 1. gift, present | 2. dowry donner: 1. give | 2. exit, go out | 3. pass, spend donner l'assaut: 1. assault, storm donner son accord: 1. approve | 2. accede, agree, consent dont: 1. of which | 2. of which, which one's, whose | 3. that one's don Quichotte: 1. Don Quixote dorer: 1. gild dorien: 1. Dorian, Doric dorique: 1. Dorian, Doric dorloter: 1. coddle, pamper, pet dormir: 1. be asleep, sleep dortoir: 1. sleeping-accomodation, sleeping-place dos: 1. back dossier: 1. dossier, file | 2. folder douane: 1. customs double: 1. double, dual doubler: 1. overhaul, overtake, pass doucereux: 1. bland, sugary douche: 1. shower douleur: 1. ache, pain doute: 1. doubt douter: 1. doubt doux: 1. gentle, soft, sweet, tender | 2. gentle, mild douzaine: 1. dozen douze: 1. twelve douzime: 1. twelfth drainer: 1. drain drap: 1. sheet drapeau: 1. banner, flag | 2. flag, standard drap de lit: 1. sheet dresser: 1. tame, train drogue: 1. drug droit: 1. right, righthand | 2. jurisprudence, law | 3. faithful, loyal | 4. right-angle, square | 5. right | 6. direct, straight droit de rgie: 1. excise, excise-duty drle: 1. amusing, entertaining, funny | 2. amusing | 3. comic, comical, funny | 4. odd, peculiar, strange du: 1. of the duch: 1. duchy dur: 1. difficult, hard, inconvenient | 2. hard durant: 1. for, during, whereas, while, whilst durcir: 1. harden, temper durer: 1. continue, endure, keep on, last dure: 1. time, while duvet: 1. down, fluff dynamite: 1. dynamite dyspepsie: 1. dyspepsia, indigestion d'Afrikanders: 1. Afrikaans d'Islande: 1. Icelandic d'abord: 1. certainly, indeed, rather, surely | 2. at first, at the outset, in the beginning | 3. at once, instantly, immediately, without delay | 4. at once, immediately, just, right away, right now | 5. first, firstly, first of all d'acier: 1. steal, of steal d'adieu: 1. goodbye- d'ailleurs: 1. as for the rest, besides, for the rest, moreover, what's more | 2. besides, in addition, moreover | 3. besides, in addition, moreover | 4. and also, and ... as well, as well as, together with | 5. besides, furthermore, in addition, moreover d'aprs: 1. according as, according to, as, by d'eau: 1. aquatic, water- d'o: 1. from where, whence d'une faon ou d'une autre: 1. anyway, somehow dbarcadre: 1. landing-stage, pier dbarquer: 1. disembark dbarrasser: 1. rid dbat: 1. debate dbattre: 1. abet, agitate, incite, stir up | 2. beat off, knock off, strike off | 3. discuss dbit: 1. debit dbiter: 1. divide, separate, share dborder: 1. overflow dbris: 1. remainder, rest | 2. debris, rubbish, rubble dbut: 1. beginning, commencement, inception, opening, outset, start | 2. beginning, commencement, start dbuter: 1. begin, commence, start dcembre: 1. December dception: 1. disappointment dcharger: 1. unload dchirer: 1. rip, tear dcider: 1. decide dcision: 1. decision dclaration: 1. declaration, proclamation, statement dclarer: 1. declare, state dcor: 1. dcor, decoration dcoration: 1. dcor, decoration dcorer: 1. adorn, decorate, ornament dcouper: 1. clip, cut, shear dcouverte: 1. discovery dcouvrir: 1. discover, uncover dcrire: 1. describe dcder: 1. march off, retreat, withdraw | 2. die, expire, pass away ddaigner: 1. despise | 2. dislike | 3. neglect ddier: 1. dedicate, devote dduire: 1. abstract, deduce, gather dfaut: 1. damage | 2. abuse | 3. absence, lack, shortage, shortcoming dfendre: 1. defend dfense: 1. defence, defense dfense anti-arienne: 1. air-defence, anti-aircraft defence, anti-aircraft defences dfiler: 1. string dfil Woolsey: 1. Woolsey Narrows dfiner: 1. define, determine dfinitif: 1. definite, definitive dfquer: 1. defecate dgager: 1. distinguish | 2. release | 3. flow down, flow off dgeler: 1. melt, thaw dgot: 1. abhorrence, abomination, horror dgotant: 1. nasty dgt: 1. damage | 2. damage djeuner: 1. dinner, midday meal dj: 1. already, by now, yet dlabr: 1. decayed, decrepit, dilapidated, lapsed, rickety dlaisser: 1. abandon, forsake, desert, leave, quit dlicat: 1. dainty, delicate, fine, refined dlice: 1. delight dlicieux: 1. delightful, lovely dlirer: 1. be delirious dlivrer: 1. release dlguer: 1. delegate dltre: 1. fumy dmanger: 1. itch dmarche: 1. attempt, effort dmarrer: 1. start off dmissioner: 1. quit, resign dmocrate: 1. democrat dmolir: 1. destroy, quash | 2. break down, demolish, pull down, take down dmontrer: 1. attest, bear witness of, testify | 2. demonstrate, prove | 3. prove dmnagement: 1. removal, move dnoncer: 1. accuse, denounce dnonciation: 1. accusation dnud: 1. bare, naked, nude dpart: 1. departure dpasser: 1. pass, pass by | 2. overtake, pass by | 3. overhaul, overtake, pass | 4. exceed, surpass | 5. cross, go beyond, transfer | 6. go beyond dpeindre: 1. paint dpendre: 1. depend dpense: 1. expenses dpenser: 1. pay out, spend dployer: 1. spread out dposer: 1. dispatch | 2. hand in | 3. deposit dpouiller: 1. discover, uncover | 2. skin | 3. deprive, deprive ... of | 4. deprive, deprive ... of | 5. shell, peel | 6. steal dput: 1. delegate, deputy, representative dranger: 1. disquiet, interfere with, perturb | 2. bother, disturb, hinder, trouble driver: 1. derive | 2. drift, be adrift drober: 1. steal dsagrable: 1. bleak, dismal, dreary, horrible, ghastly, grisly, nasty dsastre: 1. catastrophe | 2. decay dsert: 1. dreary, gaunt | 2. desert dsespoir: 1. despair dsesprer: 1. despair dshabiller: 1. undress dsigner: 1. choose, elect, pick out | 2. indicate, suggest | 3. indicate, point out, show | 4. indicate, point out, show dsir: 1. desire, want, wish dsirer: 1. desire, wish dsobissant: 1. disobedient, insubordinate dsolation: 1. affliction, ordeal, trial | 2. sadness | 3. affliction | 4. annoyance, disappointment, grief dsoler: 1. afflict, grieve dsol: 1. sad | 2. dreary, gaunt dsordre: 1. confusion, disorder dstination: 1. location, place, spot dtachement: 1. detachment dtacher: 1. uncouple | 2. untie dtail: 1. detail dtente: 1. amusement, fun | 2. distraction, diversion | 3. distraction, diversion dterminer: 1. determine, fix | 2. activate, cause, give rise to dtester: 1. dislike dtourner: 1. entice, seduce | 2. turn away dtroit: 1. strait dtroit Davis: 1. Davis Strait dtroit de Belle Ile: 1. Strait of Belle Isle dtroit de Cabot: 1. Cabot Strait dtroit de Northumberland: 1. Northumberland Strait dtruire: 1. destroy, quash dtriorer: 1. damage, injure, spoil dveloppement: 1. accretion, growth dvelopper: 1. account for, clarify, explain | 2. unroll | 3. develop, reveal dvier: 1. turn dvorer: 1. eat up dvouement: 1. attachement dvou: 1. affectionate, devoted, selfless | 2. devoted, selfless dvoyer: 1. entice, seduce du: 1. cheated, deceived d coudre: 1. thimble ds: 1. from, since dner: 1. dinner, midday meal | 2. evening meal, supper eau-de-vie: 1. brandy eau-forte: 1. etching eau: 1. water edelweiss: 1. edelweiss effacer: 1. delete | 2. delete, wipe, wipe off effacer en grattant: 1. scrape, scratch effectif: 1. actual, real effet: 1. effect, impression effleurer: 1. touch lightly effort: 1. attempt, effort | 2. effort effraie: 1. owl effroi: 1. alarm, terror eh bien: 1. now, well, well then elle: 1. it | 2. her, she elles: 1. they embarras: 1. abashment, embarrassment, perplexity embaucher: 1. employ, hire embaumer: 1. give off an odour, reek, smell embellir: 1. embellish embouchure: 1. mouth embrasser: 1. embrace | 2. kiss emmailloter: 1. bandage, wind empereur: 1. emperor emphase: 1. accent, emphasis empire: 1. empire | 2. action, influence emplette: 1. acquisition, purchase emploi: 1. function, job, office, post | 2. post employer: 1. employ, use, make use of employ: 1. employee empreinte: 1. trace, track empressement: 1. acceleration emprunter: 1. borrow, lend, loan emprunter sur gages: 1. borrow money on, pawn empcher: 1. prevent emptrer: 1. entangle, implicate en: 1. at, to, toward, towards | 2. a, in, inside, into, on, per, within | 3. at, by, on, upon enchantement: 1. sorcery enchanter: 1. delight enchanement: 1. order enchaner: 1. link together, link up enclin: 1. inclined enclin aux accidents: 1. accident-prone encoche: 1. notch encore: 1. still, yet | 2. afresh, again, all over again, anew | 3. afresh, again, once more encre: 1. ink encyclopdie: 1. encyclopaedia endommager: 1. damage endroit: 1. location, place, spot enduire: 1. anoint, smear, spread endurer: 1. abide, bear, endure, put up with, suffer enfant: 1. bairn, child, infant | 2. child enfants: 1. sons and daughters enfant adoptif: 1. adoptive child enfin: 1. at last, finally, ultimately | 2. at last, at long last enflammer: 1. kindle, light engendrer: 1. beget, generate engrais: 1. fertilizer, manure enjoindre: 1. command, order, tell enlever: 1. take off, put off | 2. put away, store ennemi: 1. adverse, hostile | 2. adversary, enemy ennuyer: 1. bore ennuyeux: 1. boring, stodgy, tiresome enqute: 1. inquiry, investigation enregistrer: 1. record, register enrouler: 1. roll, roll up, wind, wind up enrler: 1. recruit enseigne: 1. shield, sign-board enseignement: 1. education | 2. instruction enseigner: 1. teach | 2. teach ensemble: 1. bevy, collection, group, heap, herd, set | 2. co-, fellow | 3. together ensoleill: 1. solair, sun, sun-, of the sun ensorceler: 1. bewitch ensuite: 1. afterwards, next, subsequently | 2. beyond, next, then, thereafter | 3. accordingly, consequently, so, subsequently, thus entamer: 1. break into, broach, cut into entasser: 1. accumulate, amass, heap, pile up, stack | 2. stack entendre: 1. hear entente: 1. accord, accordance, agreement, concurrence enterrement: 1. burial, funeral, interment | 2. burial, funeral, interment enthousiasme: 1. alacrity, enthusiasm entier: 1. integer | 2. complete, full | 3. entire, overall, whole entirement: 1. completely, entirely, through | 2. completely, fully | 3. at all, entirely, quite, wholly entonner: 1. intone, raise entonnoir: 1. funnel entortiller: 1. entangle, implicate entourer: 1. surround entraner: 1. bring away, carry away | 2. coach, train entraner des consquences: 1. develop | 2. activate, cause, give rise to entraner hors du droit chemin: 1. entice, seduce entre: 1. among, between entreprendre: 1. undertake entrer: 1. go in, enter, perform | 2. penetrate entrer dans: 1. go in, enter, perform entrevue: 1. interview entre: 1. access, admission, admittance envahir: 1. invade enveloppe: 1. envelope envie: 1. envy | 2. jealousy envier: 1. envy environ: 1. about, approximately environnement: 1. environment envoyer: 1. send, transmit envoyeur: 1. sender en accord avec: 1. in accordance with en aucune faon: 1. by no means, in no way, not at all, not on any account en aucune manire: 1. by no means, in no way, not at all, not on any account en avant: 1. ahead, foreward, on en dehors de: 1. outside, outside of en dpit de: 1. defiantly, despite, in spite of en face de: 1. across from, against, in exchange for, opposed to, opposite, upon en fait: 1. absolutely, genuinly, indeed, really, truly en gros: 1. wholesale en gnral: 1. generally en haut: 1. above, on top, overhead, upstairs en imposer : 1. impress, strike en largeur: 1. across, crossways en mme temps: 1. at the same time en outre: 1. apart from, besides, except, except for | 2. besides, in addition, moreover | 3. besides, in addition, moreover | 4. besides, furthermore, in addition, moreover en partie: 1. partially, partly en passant: 1. by the way en premier lieu: 1. first, firstly, first of all en prime: 1. besides, in addition, moreover | 2. and also, and ... as well, as well as, together with en prsence de: 1. in the presence of en relation avec: 1. toward, towards, with reference to en ralit: 1. absolutely, actually, in fact | 2. genuinely, indeed, really, truly en sret: 1. safe, secure en tous temps: 1. always, ever en vain: 1. in vain en vrit: 1. absolutely, genuinly, indeed, really, truly errer: 1. roam, wander erreur: 1. aberration, error, mistake escadron arien: 1. air-squadron escalier: 1. staircase, stairs escargot: 1. snail escarp: 1. abrupt, steep esclave: 1. slave escorte: 1. suite, train espace: 1. room, space espagnol: 1. Spanish | 2. Spanish, Spanish language espion: 1. spy esplanade: 1. plaza, square, public square espoir: 1. hope esprit: 1. mind | 2. spirit esprance: 1. hope espranto: 1. Esperanto esprer: 1. hope espce: 1. species | 2. kind, sort espce biologique: 1. species esquisse: 1. design, outline, sketch esquisser: 1. plan, sketch essai: 1. experiment | 2. attempt, test essayer: 1. attempt, test, try essence: 1. gasolene, gasoline, petrol essentiel: 1. essential essuyer: 1. delete, wipe, wipe off est-ce que: 1. est-ce qu': 1. est: 1. east, East estampiller: 1. mark, stamp estime: 1. esteem, regard estimer: 1. esteem, think well of | 2. appraise, estimate, rate | 3. appreciate, like estomac: 1. stomach estonien: 1. Estonian estrade: 1. platform, podium esturgeon: 1. sturgeon et: 1. and etc.: 1. etc. et puis: 1. as for the rest, besides, for the rest, moreover, what's more | 2. and also, and ... as well, as well as, together with exact: 1. exact | 2. correct, exact, proper, right exactement: 1. exactly exactitude: 1. accuracy, exactitude, precision examen: 1. investigation, examination, test examen de sortie: 1. leaving examination examen final: 1. leaving examination examiner: 1. examine | 2. examine, explore, investigate, research excellent: 1. fine, great excepter: 1. except, exclude exciter: 1. agitate, excite, rouse, stir up excrment: 1. dung, excrement excursion: 1. excursion, outing, sightseeing trip excuser: 1. excuse | 2. forgive, pardon | 3. excuse excs: 1. excess exemple: 1. example exempter: 1. except, exclude | 2. exempt exercer: 1. exercise, practise exercice: 1. exercise, practice exhalaison: 1. fume exhaler un odeur: 1. give off an odour, reek, smell exhorter: 1. admonish, scold exiger: 1. demand, postulate, require exiler: 1. exile exister: 1. exist experiment: 1. accomplished, adept, experienced, expert expliquer: 1. account for, explain | 2. account for, clarify, explain | 3. unroll exploitant: 1. manager exploiter: 1. exploit, utilize explorer: 1. examine, explore, investigate, research exploser: 1. explode exposition agricole: 1. agricultural exhibition expos: 1. lecture exprimer: 1. express exprs: 1. deliberately, on purpose expdier: 1. dispatch, send off, ship exprience: 1. experiment exterminer: 1. exterminate, wipe out extraordinaire: 1. extraordinary, formidable extrme: 1. extreme extrmement: 1. extremely | 2. most excuter: 1. execute fable: 1. fable fabrique: 1. factory fabriquer: 1. fabricate, manufacture | 2. achieve, act, do, make, perform face: 1. face facile: 1. easy, facile facilement: 1. easily faciliter: 1. facilitate facteur: 1. postman facture: 1. account, bill, invoice facult: 1. faculty faible: 1. faint, light, weak faiblesse: 1. cowardice faiblesse de caractre: 1. accommodation faim: 1. hunger faire-part: 1. account, information | 2. account, communication | 3. advice, announcement, communication, message, notice, report faire: 1. achieve, act, do, make, perform | 2. cause, get, make faire accepter: 1. force | 2. drive through faire allusion: 1. allude, hint faire appel: 1. appeal faire attention : 1. pay attention to, take account of, take into account | 2. pay attention to faire avancer: 1. chase, drive, drive on, impel, shoo faire banqueroute: 1. be bankrupt, go broke faire cadeau: 1. donate, give faire cesser: 1. stop faire cuire au four: 1. bake faire du bruit: 1. make a noise faire du bruit avec les lvres: 1. smack faire du jogging: 1. jog faire escale : 1. call at faire fondre: 1. melt faire glisser: 1. push along, shove faire la cour: 1. court, woo faire la noce: 1. debauch faire les cent pas: 1. pace, stalk, step, stride, tread faire le courtage: 1. act as a middleman faire le malin: 1. boast, brag faire l'acteur: 1. act faire l'amour: 1. make love faire natre: 1. bear, give birth to faire part de: 1. acquaint, let know, inform faire patre: 1. feed faire pipi: 1. urinate | 2. urinate faire ses adieux: 1. say goodbye, say goodbye to, take leave, take leave from faire son nid: 1. nest faire tomber: 1. drop, overthrow faire tournoyer: 1. curl, froth, stir, whip, whirl faire un bruit de succion: 1. smack faisan: 1. pheasant faiseur d'embarras: 1. attitudinizer, poseur fait: 1. mature, ripe | 2. adult, full-grown falaise: 1. cliff falsifier: 1. falsify fameux: 1. famous | 2. famous | 3. famous, glorious | 4. famous famille: 1. family fanatique: 1. fanatical fanfarroner: 1. boast, brag fantaisie: 1. fantasy fard: 1. make up, make-up farine: 1. flour, meal fatalit: 1. fate, ill fate fatiguer: 1. bore fatigu: 1. tired faucher: 1. cut, mow faucon: 1. falcon fausser: 1. falsify fauteuil: 1. armchair | 2. armchair faux-col: 1. collar faux: 1. scythe favorable: 1. advantageous, favourable favori: 1. favorite, favourite fate: 1. summit, surface, top faade: 1. faade feldspath: 1. feldspar, felspar femelle: 1. female | 2. female femme: 1. wife | 2. woman femme de chambre: 1. maid femme en travail: 1. lying-in woman fendre: 1. split fentre: 1. window fer-blanc: 1. sheet metal, tin, tin plate fer: 1. iron ferme: 1. fast, firm, stable fermer: 1. close, shut | 2. lock fermer cl: 1. lock fermeture-clair: 1. zipper fermeture glissire: 1. zipper fermier: 1. farmer fermoir: 1. hooks and eyes fervent: 1. full of zeal, zealous ferveur: 1. fervor, fervour, zeal fer repasser: 1. iron, flat-iron fesse: 1. buttock feu: 1. fire feuille: 1. leaf, sheet feuilleter: 1. leaf through feuille de dclaration: 1. tax form feuille de placage: 1. layer fianc: 1. fianc fiance: 1. bride, fiance fianailles: 1. betrothal, engagement | 2. betrothal, engagement | 3. betrothal, engagement fiche: 1. filing card, slip fichier: 1. file fidlit: 1. adherence fidle: 1. faithful fiel: 1. bile, gall fier: 1. proud figue: 1. fig figuier: 1. fig-tree figure: 1. figure, diagram, image, picture, representation | 2. face fil: 1. wire | 2. thread file: 1. column | 2. file, line, rank, row, turn filet: 1. net, network filiale: 1. affiliate, affiliation, branch fille: 1. daughter | 2. girl, lass, wench | 3. hooker, whore | 4. hooker, prostitute, whore filler la laine: 1. spin fille publique: 1. hooker, prostitute, whore film: 1. film, motion picture, movie fils: 1. son fils adoptif: 1. adoptive child filtrer: 1. filter filtre air: 1. air-filter fin: 1. end, ending | 2. lively, witty | 3. subtle finalement: 1. at last, finally, ultimately | 2. at last, at long last finance: 1. finance finir: 1. accomodate, end, finish, terminate | 2. end, come to an end, end up, expire finlandais: 1. Finnish finnois: 1. Finnish fiord: 1. fjord, inlet, loch fixe: 1. fixed | 2. motionless fixer: 1. define, determine | 2. attach, determine, fasten, fix, affix, make fast, secure fivre: 1. ague, fever flageller: 1. whip flairer: 1. smell flamand: 1. Flemmish flamber: 1. flame flamme: 1. flame flanc: 1. side flatter: 1. flatter fleur: 1. bloom, flower fleuve: 1. river fleuve Mackenzie: 1. Mackenzie, Mackenzie River fleuve Saint-Laurent: 1. Saint Lawrence, Saint Lawrence River fleuve Yukon: 1. Yukon, Yukon River flirter: 1. flirt, flit, flutter flocon de neige: 1. snowflake florin: 1. guilder, gulden flot: 1. fluid, liquid | 2. torrent, volley flotte: 1. fleet | 2. fleet flotter: 1. float flotte arienne: 1. air-fleet fluor: 1. fluorine flau: 1. calamity, scourge flchir: 1. bend flche: 1. arrow flte: 1. flute foi: 1. confidence, faith, trust | 2. belief foie: 1. liver foin: 1. hay foire: 1. bazaar, fair, market | 2. fair, market foire agricole: 1. agricultural exhibition fois: 1. occasion, time foncer: 1. darken fonction: 1. function | 2. function, job, office, post fonctionnaire: 1. officer, official fonctionner: 1. function, operate, run, work fonc: 1. bleak, dark, dismal, dreary fond: 1. background | 2. bottom, foundation, ground fondation: 1. foundation | 2. institution fonder: 1. erect, establish, found fondre: 1. melt, thaw | 2. cast, mold, mould fonds: 1. estate, farm, property, ranch | 2. fund | 3. capital fontaine: 1. fountain | 2. fountain, source, spring foot: 1. football, soccer football: 1. football, soccer force: 1. force, strength | 2. force, strength, vigour forcer: 1. soften up forer: 1. bore, broach, sink, strike, tap | 2. bore, drill forger: 1. forge forgeron: 1. smith forme: 1. form, shape former: 1. form, shape formidable: 1. extraordinary, formidable | 2. gigantic, huge | 3. enormous, huge, immense | 4. colossal, huge | 5. horrible formulaire: 1. blank, form formule: 1. formula formuler: 1. formulate fort: 1. strong | 2. loud | 3. loudly | 4. quite, very, very much fortement: 1. strongly fortune: 1. fortune | 2. destiny, fate, fortune, luck forum: 1. forum fort: 1. forest, woods fort vierge: 1. primeval forest foss: 1. hole, ditch, pit fou: 1. crazy, insane, mad, nuts foudre: 1. lightning fouet: 1. whip fouetter: 1. whip fougre: 1. fern fouiller: 1. examine, explore, investigate, research foule: 1. crush | 2. accumulation, crowd, heap, mass, multitude, pile fouler aux pieds: 1. trample on, tread four: 1. furnace, kiln, oven, stove fourchette: 1. fork fourmi: 1. ant, emmet fourmiller: 1. abound, swarm fourneau: 1. furnace, kiln, oven, stove fournir: 1. deliver, furnish, supply fourniture: 1. arrival, arrivals, supply fourrer: 1. insert, put in, put away, stow | 2. insert | 3. stuff | 4. push along, shove fourrure: 1. fur, hide, skin | 2. fur, fur coat, fur piece foutre: 1. fuck, screw foyer: 1. hearth fracasser: 1. crush, shatter, smash fraction: 1. fraction fracture: 1. fracture fragile: 1. fragile | 2. breakable, brittle, fragile fragment: 1. bit, lump, piece frais: 1. fresh, recent fraise: 1. strawberry framboise: 1. raspberry franc-maon: 1. freemason, Mason franc: 1. Frankish francium: 1. francium franais: 1. French | 2. French, French language frapper: 1. beat, hit, strike | 2. hit, knock, strike | 3. catch, hit, run across, strike frauder: 1. defraud, swindle frein: 1. brake freiner: 1. brake frein de secours: 1. communication-cord frein de sret: 1. communication-cord friandise: 1. candy | 2. delicacy, tidbit, sweet frire: 1. fry friser: 1. curl, do frisonne: 1. Frisian, Frisian woman frisson: 1. quiver, quivering, vibration frivole: 1. frivolous | 2. conceited, frivolous, vain froid: 1. cold, frigid | 2. bleak, chilly, cold froisser: 1. crease, crumble fromage: 1. cheese froment: 1. wheat front: 1. front, battlefront, frontage | 2. forehead frontire: 1. border | 2. boundary, frontier, limit frotter: 1. rub fruit: 1. fruit fruitier: 1. fruit-tree | 2. fertile, fruitful fruit coque: 1. nut frquemment: 1. frequently, often, regularly frquent: 1. frequent frquenter: 1. frequent, visit regularly frre: 1. brother frne: 1. ash fuir: 1. flee, run away fuite: 1. flight, run fumer: 1. smoke | 2. fertilize fumier: 1. fertilizer, manure fume: 1. smoke furieux: 1. furious | 2. furious fusil: 1. gun, rifle fusiller: 1. shoot dead fusil air comprim: 1. air gun, air-gun fuse: 1. rocket futilit: 1. vanity futur: 1. future | 2. future fcond: 1. fertile fdration: 1. federation fe: 1. fairy fliciter: 1. congratulate froce: 1. fierce | 2. horrible fvrier: 1. February fve: 1. bean fte-Dieux: 1. Corpus Christi fte: 1. celebration, festival, party fter: 1. celebrate | 2. celebrate flatrer: 1. frolic ft: 1. barrel gagner: 1. earn, gain, win | 2. recruit gai: 1. cheerful, gay, merry gain: 1. benefit, gain, profit | 2. gain, profit | 3. achievement, success gaine: 1. salary, wage, wages galerie: 1. gallery galicien: 1. Galician gallois: 1. Welsh galoche: 1. galosh, overshoe galoper: 1. gallop gambader: 1. caper, frolic about | 2. frolic gamin: 1. naughty boy, pickle gant: 1. glove, mitten garage: 1. garage garantir: 1. affirm, assure | 2. guarantee, warrant | 3. protect | 4. shelter, protect garde: 1. guard | 2. conservation, maintenance, preservation, retention | 3. protection garder: 1. guard, keep, look after, watch over gardien: 1. guard gare: 1. station | 2. stage, station, stop garer: 1. park garnir: 1. garnish, fit out, trim garon: 1. bachelor | 2. waiter | 3. boy, lad, laddie garon de caf: 1. waiter gaspiller: 1. waste gauche: 1. left gaufre: 1. waffle gaule: 1. pole, rod gaulois: 1. Gallic, Gaulish gaz: 1. fart | 2. gas gazette: 1. gazette, magazine, newspaper, periodical gazon: 1. lawn | 2. lawn gazouiller: 1. chirp, peep, twitter gaz intestinale: 1. fart galique: 1. Gaelic | 2. Gaelic, Gaelic language gel: 1. freezing cold, frost geler: 1. freeze gele: 1. freezing cold, frost | 2. frost gencive: 1. gum gendarme: 1. gendarme, patrolman gendre: 1. son-in-law genou: 1. knee genre: 1. kind, sort gens: 1. people gentil: 1. affable, friendly, good-natured, kind | 2. gentle, soft, sweet, tender | 3. kind, obliging | 4. charming, lovely gent: 1. greenweed gerbe: 1. sheaf germain: 1. Germanic, Teutonic germanique: 1. Germanic, Teutonic germe: 1. germ germer: 1. germinate geste: 1. gesture ghanen: 1. Ghana gibbon: 1. gibbon gigantesque: 1. gigantic, huge gilet: 1. vest, waistcoat girafe: 1. giraffe girofle des murailles: 1. wallflower gisement: 1. layer gitan: 1. gypsy, Gypsy glace: 1. ice, icecream | 2. ice gland: 1. acorn glaeul: 1. gladiolus glissant: 1. slippery | 2. slippery glissant comme une anguille: 1. slippery as an eel glisser: 1. glide, slip glisser comme une anguille: 1. be as slippery as an eel globe: 1. ball, ball-bearing, globe gloire: 1. fame, glory, renown | 2. merit | 3. glamor, glamour, prestige glorieux: 1. famous, glorious glorifier: 1. commend, glorify, laud, praise gnome: 1. brownie, gnome, goblin gnou: 1. gnu, wildebeest golfe Persique: 1. Persian Gulf golfe du Saint-Laurent: 1. Gulf of Saint Lawrence gomme: 1. eraser, gum | 2. rubber gonfler: 1. swell goret: 1. piglet gorge: 1. throat gorille: 1. gorilla gosse: 1. girl, lass, wench | 2. boy, lad, laddie gothique: 1. Gothic goudron: 1. tar gouffre: 1. abyss, chasm, gulf, precipice | 2. jaws, maw goutte: 1. drop, drop of water | 2. drip, drop goutte d'eau: 1. drop, drop of water gouvernail: 1. handlebars, helm, rudder | 2. rudder | 3. joystick, steering-wheel gouvernement: 1. control, reign, rule | 2. administration, government gouverner: 1. control, govern, restrain, rule got: 1. taste goter: 1. taste gracieux: 1. graceful grade: 1. degree, grade | 2. grade, rank, rate grain: 1. grain, granule, pip graine: 1. grain, granule, pip | 2. seed graisse: 1. fat, grease grammaire: 1. grammar gramme: 1. gram, gramme grand-maman: 1. granny grand-mre: 1. grandmother grand-pre: 1. grandfather grand: 1. big, great, large grandeur: 1. bulk, dimension, extend, size | 2. size | 3. nobleness grande personne: 1. adult, grown-up grandiose: 1. grand, grandiose, magnificent, superb grandir: 1. accrue, grow grand lac des Esclaves: 1. Great Slave Lake grand lac de l'Ours: 1. Great Bear Lake granit: 1. granite grappe: 1. cluster gras: 1. fat, fatty, greasy gratitude: 1. gratitude gratter: 1. scratch | 2. scrape, scratch grave: 1. important, serious graver: 1. engrave gravier: 1. gravel, grit gravir: 1. climb gravitation: 1. gravity grec: 1. Greek gredin: 1. rogue, scoundrel grenouille: 1. frog griffe: 1. claw griffer: 1. scratch grille: 1. grate, grid, grill griller: 1. roast, toast grille d'aration: 1. air-grid grillon: 1. cricket grill: 1. roasted grimper: 1. climb grincer: 1. creak, grate grippe: 1. flu, grip, influenza gris: 1. tipsy | 2. tipsy | 3. grey grive: 1. thrush groenlandais: 1. Greenland grogner: 1. growl, grumble gronder: 1. admonish, scold | 2. menace, threaten | 3. howl, roar | 4. blame, rebuke, reproach, reprove, scold | 5. reproach, rebuke, reprove, scold gros: 1. bold, corpulent, fat, thick groseille: 1. gooseberry | 2. currant | 3. currant, red currant groseillier: 1. currant, currant bush grossier: 1. crude, raw, rough | 2. coarse, crude, harsh grossir: 1. thicken | 2. accrue, increase grotte: 1. cave, grotto grouiller: 1. abound, swarm groupe: 1. group | 2. detachment groupe de travail: 1. commission gronlandais: 1. Greenland grue: 1. crane | 2. crane, derrick | 3. crane gr: 1. will, willingness, wish grve: 1. strike grce: 1. favor, favour | 2. grace, gracefulness | 3. grace, gracefulness grce : 1. thanks to grle: 1. hail guatmaltque: 1. Guatemalan guerre: 1. war guerroyer: 1. make war, wage war guetter: 1. keep an eye on, spy on gueule: 1. jaws, maw gui: 1. mistletoe guichet: 1. window, ticket-window guide: 1. leader | 2. guide | 3. handbook, guide, guidebook | 4. counsellor guider: 1. conduct, direct, guide, head, lead guignol: 1. doll, puppet guillemet: 1. inverted comma, quotation mark, quote guillemets: 1. quotation marks, quotes guinen: 1. Guinea guitare: 1. guitar gurir: 1. care for, cure, treat | 2. cure, heal, remedy | 3. recover gupe: 1. wasp gymnastique: 1. gymnastics gmir: 1. groan, moan gnie: 1. genius gnral: 1. general | 2. general, usual gnration: 1. generation gnreux: 1. generous gographe: 1. geographer gographie: 1. geography gographique: 1. geographic, geographical gologie: 1. geology gologique: 1. geological gologue: 1. geologist gomtrie: 1. geometry gorgien: 1. Georgian granium: 1. crane's-bill | 2. geranium grant: 1. manager gne: 1. gene gcher: 1. botch, bungle, screw up, spoil gteau: 1. cake gter: 1. spoil | 2. spoil gner: 1. bother, disturb, hinder, trouble gte: 1. abode, accommodation, dwelling, residence | 2. shelter habile: 1. adroit, clever, dexterous, skillful habilet: 1. expertness, skilfulness, skill, skillfulness habilit: 1. ability habiller: 1. clothe, dress habit: 1. dress-coat, evening dress, tails | 2. article of dress, garment habitant: 1. inhabitant habitation: 1. abode, accommodation, dwelling, residence habiter: 1. dwell, live habitude: 1. custom, habit, way habituel: 1. accustomed, customary, used to, usual, wonted habituer: 1. accustom hache: 1. axe hacher: 1. chop, cut, hack haie: 1. hedge haleine: 1. respiration | 2. breath halte: 1. stop hameau: 1. hamlet, township hameon: 1. hook hanche: 1. hip hangar: 1. penthouse, shed hanneton: 1. june bug hardi: 1. impertinent | 2. daring hareng: 1. herring haricot: 1. haricot harmonieux: 1. harmonious harmonique: 1. overtone hasard: 1. accidence, chance, hazard hausser: 1. inflate hausser les paules: 1. shrug haut: 1. high, lofty, tall | 2. loud | 3. summit, surface, top hauteur: 1. height | 2. altitude, height hawaiien: 1. Hawaiian | 2. Hawaiian, Hawaiian language har: 1. abhor, abominate, loathe | 2. hate hebdomadairement: 1. weekly hectolitre: 1. hectolitre hectomtre: 1. hectometre hein: 1. | 2. isn't it, isn't that so, or not hennir: 1. whinny hente: 1. fetch, get, pick up herbe: 1. grass herser: 1. harrow heure: 1. hour, o'clock, time heureusement: 1. fortunately | 2. unfortunately heureux: 1. fortunate, happy heurter: 1. beat, hit, strike | 2. hit, knock, strike | 3. shock hibou: 1. owl hideux: 1. abhorrent, abominable, alien, awful, hideous, horrible, gruesome hier: 1. yesterday hier soir: 1. last night hindou: 1. Hindu hipothtique: 1. hypothetical hippopotame: 1. hippo, hippopotamus hirondelle: 1. swallow hirsute: 1. bristly, standing on end, untidy hispanique: 1. Spanish histoire: 1. fairy tale | 2. story, history hiver: 1. winter homard: 1. lobster hommage: 1. homage homme: 1. man, human being | 2. fellow, man homme de science: 1. scientist hondurien: 1. Honduran hongrois: 1. Hungarian honneur: 1. honor, honour honnte: 1. above-board, honest | 2. faithful, loyal honorer: 1. honor, honour hop: 1. gee-up hoqueter: 1. hiccup horizon: 1. horizon horizontal: 1. horizontal, level horloge: 1. clock, watch horloger: 1. watchmaker hormis: 1. apart from, besides, except, except for horoscope: 1. horoscope horreur: 1. abomination | 2. abhorrence, abomination, atrocity, horror | 3. phi horrible: 1. abhorrent, abominable, alien, awful, hideous, horrible, gruesome | 2. repellent, repelling, repulsive | 3. dismal, dreary, horrible, nasty hors-d'oeuvre: 1. entre hors de: 1. from, out of hostile: 1. adverse, hostile houblon: 1. hop, hops houe: 1. hoe houp: 1. gee-up houx: 1. holly huile: 1. oil huit: 1. eight humain: 1. humane humble: 1. humble humide: 1. moist humilier: 1. abase humour: 1. humor, humour humus: 1. humus huppe: 1. hoopoo hurler: 1. howl hutte: 1. cabin, hut, shack hutre: 1. oyster hybride: 1. hybrid, mongrel hyginique: 1. hygienic hygine: 1. hygiene hymne: 1. anthem, hymn hypnose: 1. hypnosis, hypnotic trance hypnotiser: 1. hypnotize hypocrite: 1. hypocritical | 2. hypocrite hypothque: 1. mortgage hypothse: 1. hypothesis | 2. supposition hystrie: 1. hysteria hystrique: 1. hysterical hyne: 1. hyaena hbraque: 1. Hebrew, Jewish hbreu: 1. Hebrew, Jewish | 2. Hebrew, Hebrew language hlas: 1. woe hlice: 1. helix, propeller hlium: 1. helium hmorrhode: 1. haemorrhoid, hemorrhoid, pile hmorrhodes: 1. haemorhoids hraut: 1. herald hrisser: 1. agitate, excite, rouse, stir up | 2. tousle hritage: 1. inheritance hriter: 1. inherit hron: 1. heron hros: 1. hero hrone: 1. heroine | 2. heroin hroque: 1. heroic hrosme: 1. heroism hrsie: 1. heresy hsiter: 1. hesitate | 2. hesitate, waver hte: 1. haste | 2. speed hter: 1. accelerate, speed up | 2. accelerate, advance | 3. accelerate, advance htif: 1. early | 2. hurried htre: 1. beech hpital: 1. hospital hte: 1. host | 2. guest htel: 1. hotel htel de ville: 1. town-hall | 2. city hall, town hall htesse de l'air: 1. air hostess, stewardess ibrien: 1. Iberian ibrique: 1. Iberian ibre: 1. Iberian identifier: 1. distinguish | 2. identify identique: 1. identical | 2. same idiot: 1. idiot | 2. addled, foolish, stupid idal: 1. ideal | 2. ideal ide: 1. idea if: 1. yew-tree igname: 1. yam ignominie: 1. phi ignorer: 1. ignore, leave out of account ignor: 1. unknown il: 1. he, him | 2. it illettr: 1. illiterate | 2. illiterate illimit: 1. absolute illuminer: 1. enlighten, illuminate illusion: 1. illusion illustre: 1. famous illustrer: 1. illustrate ils: 1. they il parat que: 1. allegedly, as is being said il y a: 1. there is, there are il y a ...: 1. ... ago image: 1. image, picture imaginer: 1. fancy, imagine imbroglio: 1. tangle imbcile: 1. fool imiter: 1. imitate immense: 1. enormous | 2. enormous, huge, immense | 3. colossal, huge | 4. absolute | 5. abysmal, immense immerger: 1. immerse immeuble: 1. mansion | 2. building immobile: 1. motionless immoral: 1. abandoned, nasty immdiat: 1. immediate immdiatement: 1. at once, immediately, just, right away, right now impasse: 1. dead-end street impermable: 1. impenetrable | 2. raincoat impliquer: 1. imply implorer: 1. beseech impoli: 1. rude importance: 1. bulk, dimension, extend, size | 2. concern | 3. meaning important: 1. important, serious importer: 1. import imposant: 1. imposing | 2. considerable, sizable | 3. majestic imposer: 1. force, impose upon | 2. compel, force | 3. tax | 4. put on | 5. force, impose impossible: 1. impossible impression: 1. effect, impression | 2. impression | 3. print, imprint | 4. printed matter | 5. trace, track imprimer: 1. print imprimeur: 1. printer improviser: 1. ad-lib impulsion: 1. access, impetus, impulse | 2. insistence, pressure, urgency imprialisme: 1. imperialism | 2. imperialism impt: 1. tax inattendu: 1. abrupt inattention: 1. absence of mind, abstraction inauguration: 1. inauguration | 2. beginning, commencement, start inaugurer: 1. inaugurate incalculable: 1. countless | 2. countless incendie: 1. conflagration, fire incertain: 1. doubtful | 2. uncertain inceste: 1. incest incitation: 1. access, impetus, impulse | 2. impetus, incitement, stimulus inciter: 1. encourage, impel, instigate, spur on, stimulate, urge | 2. incite, rouse, spur, stimulate, stir up incliner: 1. incline, be inclined | 2. bend, incline, tilt inconnu: 1. anonymous writer | 2. foreigner, stranger | 3. unknown inconvnient: 1. disadvantage indication: 1. indication indien: 1. Indian indiffrent: 1. immaterial, indifferent indigner: 1. aggravate, annoy indiquer: 1. indicate, suggest | 2. indicate, point out, show indispensable: 1. indispensable individu: 1. individual | 2. chap, guy, fellow, person indonsien: 1. Indonesian indulgent: 1. lenient | 2. charitable, merciful industrie: 1. industry industriel: 1. industrial | 2. industrialist indpendant: 1. independant ineluctable: 1. absolute inerte: 1. inert infanterie: 1. infantry infecter: 1. infect infini: 1. everlasting infiniment: 1. ad infinitum, endlessly infirme: 1. disabled person | 2. decayed, decrepit, dilapidated, lapsed, rickety | 3. crippled, infirm infirmier: 1. nurse infirmire: 1. nurse influence: 1. action, influence influer: 1. act, affect, influence informer: 1. acquaint, inform, report infrieur: 1. subordinate ingrat: 1. thankless, ungrateful, unthankful ingnieur: 1. engineer injecter: 1. inject injure: 1. abuse, insult | 2. abuse innocent: 1. guiltless, innocent inn: 1. congenital, inborn, inbred, innate, native | 2. congentital, inborn, inbred, innate, native inondation: 1. flood inonder: 1. flood inquiet: 1. agitated, anxious | 2. anxious inscription: 1. accession | 2. entry | 3. superscription inscrire: 1. enter insecte: 1. bug, insect insigne: 1. badge, insignia insinuer: 1. allude, hint insister: 1. insist inspecter: 1. inspect inspecteur: 1. inspector | 2. inspector inspirer: 1. inhale | 2. inspire | 3. persuade | 4. advance, suggest installer: 1. install instance: 1. insistence, pressure, urgency | 2. insistence, pressure, urgency instances: 1. insistence, pressure, urgency | 2. insistence, pressure, urgency instant: 1. instant, moment instinct: 1. instinct institut: 1. academy | 2. institute instituteur: 1. instructor, teacher institutrice: 1. teacher, female teacher instruction: 1. education | 2. education | 3. directions, instruction instruire: 1. exercise, practise | 2. teach instrument: 1. agent, means, tool insuffisance: 1. absence, lack, shortage, shortcoming insuffisant: 1. in short supply, scanty, scarce insulter: 1. abuse, insult, offend intact: 1. in good condition intellectuel: 1. intellectual | 2. intellectual | 3. mental intelligence: 1. intelligence | 2. wisdom intelligent: 1. intelligent, sagacious intendance: 1. stewardship intense: 1. acute, intense, intensive intention: 1. intention, meaning, plan interdire: 1. forbid, prohibit interface: 1. interface interjection: 1. interjection interminable: 1. everlasting intermdaire: 1. mediation intermdiaire: 1. average, mean, middle | 2. agent international: 1. international interne: 1. inner, inside, internal interpeller: 1. accost, address interprter: 1. interpret interprte: 1. interpreter interroger: 1. interrogate interrompre: 1. interrupt | 2. stop interrupteur: 1. switch interruption: 1. interruption intervalle: 1. interval intervenir: 1. converse | 2. intervene | 3. come about, happen, occur interview: 1. interview interssant: 1. advantageous intestin: 1. intestine intime: 1. close, intimate intitul: 1. degree, heading, title intriger: 1. manoeuvre intrigue: 1. plot | 2. maneuver, manoeuvre, manoeuvre intriguer: 1. intrigue introduction: 1. introduction, preface introduire: 1. advertise, announce, give notice | 2. enter, insert, put in | 3. insert, put in, put away, stow | 4. insert intressant: 1. interesting | 2. curious, interesting, quaint intresser: 1. interest | 2. concern intrieur: 1. inner, inside, internal intrt: 1. good | 2. concern | 3. interest | 4. interest | 5. advantage, benefit inutile: 1. abortive, useless invariable: 1. constant, continual, permanent, sustained invasion: 1. invasion inventer: 1. invent invention: 1. invention | 2. invention | 3. invention | 4. invention inverse: 1. reverse, reversed investir: 1. invest invitation: 1. invitation inviter: 1. invite invoquer: 1. invoke | 2. appeal to, invoke invraisemblable: 1. incredible indit: 1. original iode: 1. iodine irakien: 1. Iraqi, Iraquian iranien: 1. Iranian iris: 1. iris irlandais: 1. Irish ironie: 1. irony irriter: 1. abet, excite, incite, provoke, rouse, stimulate, stir up islam: 1. Islam islandais: 1. Icelandic isoler: 1. insulate, isolate, seclude issue: 1. exit, way out italien: 1. Italian itinraire: 1. route ivoire: 1. ivory ivre: 1. drunk, intoxicated ivresse: 1. drunkenness, inebriety jadis: 1. at some time, ever, sometime jaillir: 1. gush, spurt, spurt out jaloux: 1. jealous jamais: 1. never jambe: 1. leg | 2. leg, paw jambon: 1. ham janvier: 1. January japonais: 1. Japanese | 2. Japanese, Japanese language jardin: 1. garden jardinage: 1. gardening jardinier: 1. gardener jaser: 1. gossip jaune: 1. yellow javanais: 1. Javan, Javanese je: 1. I | 2. I | 3. I | 4. I jeter: 1. spit | 2. throw jeu: 1. game jeudi: 1. Thursday jeune: 1. young jeune fille: 1. girl, lass, wench jener: 1. fast je vous demande pardon: 1. excuse me joie: 1. gladness, joy joindre: 1. add | 2. adjust, put right | 3. join, unite | 4. connect, join | 5. put together | 6. link together, link up joint: 1. seam joli: 1. pretty joncher: 1. sprinkle, strew jonc odorant: 1. calamus jongler: 1. juggle joue: 1. cheek jouer: 1. act | 2. play jouir: 1. delight in, enjoy jouir de: 1. delight in, enjoy jour: 1. day journal: 1. gazette, magazine, newspaper, periodical | 2. daily paper, journal, newspaper journalier: 1. daily journaliste: 1. journalist | 2. journalist, female journalist | 3. journalist journellement: 1. daily journe: 1. day jour de l'an: 1. New Year | 2. New Year's Day jour fri: 1. holiday joyeux: 1. cheerful, gay, merry | 2. happy, glad juge: 1. judge jugement: 1. adjudication, trial juger: 1. judge juillet: 1. July juin: 1. June jumeau: 1. twin jumeaux: 1. twins jumelles: 1. binoculars jungle: 1. jungle jupe: 1. skirt jurer: 1. swear jus: 1. juice, sap jusqu': 1. until, till juste: 1. fair, just, righteous | 2. correct, exact, proper, right justement: 1. exactly | 2. exactly, sharp | 3. just, just now j': 1. I | 2. I | 3. I | 4. I kenyan: 1. Kenyan kermesse: 1. fair khmer: 1. Cambodian kilobyte: 1. kilobyte | 2. kilobyte kilogramme: 1. kilo kilomtre: 1. kilometre kimono: 1. kimono kiosque: 1. barn, shed, stand krypton: 1. krypton kurde: 1. Kurdish la: 1. the | 2. it | 3. her laboratoire: 1. laboratory laborieux: 1. diligent, hardworking, industrious | 2. active, hardworking labourer: 1. plough laboureur: 1. farmer lac: 1. lake, loch lacet: 1. shoe-lace | 2. shoe-lace lacs de la Frontire: 1. Boundary Lakes lac Athabasca: 1. Lake Athabasca lac Champlain: 1. Lake Champlain lac Clarice: 1. Clarice Lake lac Donquan: 1. Donquan Lake lac Fonteneau: 1. Fonteneau Lake lac Gaillot: 1. Gaillot Lake lac Holden: 1. Holden Lake lac Huron: 1. Lake Huron lac Kingroy: 1. Kingroy Lake lac Labyrinthe: 1. Labyrinth Lake lac Mabille: 1. Mabille Lake lac Michigan: 1. Lake Michigan lac Nipigon: 1. Nipigon Lake lac Norman: 1. Norman Lake lac Ontario: 1. Lake Ontario lac Ross: 1. Ross Lake lac Sainte-Clair: 1. Lake Saint Clair lac Suprieur: 1. Lake Superior lac Sncal: 1. Sncal Lake lac Tmiscamingue: 1. Lake Timiskaming lac Winnipeg: 1. Lake Winnipeg | 2. Lake Winnipegosis lac aux Allumettes: 1. Allumette Lake lac des Bois: 1. Lake of the Woods lac des Marets: 1. Cheeseman Lake lac la Pluie: 1. Rainy Lake lagune: 1. lagoon laid: 1. nasty, ugly laine: 1. wool laisser: 1. allow, leave, let, release lait: 1. milk laiton: 1. brass | 2. brass laitue: 1. lettuce lambeau: 1. rag, scrap lambris: 1. dash-board, panel, wainscot lame: 1. blade | 2. razor lamentable: 1. miserable lame tranchante: 1. blade lamier: 1. dead-nettle lampe: 1. lamp lancer: 1. launch langage: 1. speech langue: 1. tongue | 2. language, tongue langue allemande: 1. German, German language langue anglaise: 1. English, English language langue espagnole: 1. Spanish, Spanish language langue franaise: 1. French, French language langue galique: 1. Gaelic, Gaelic language langue hawaiienne: 1. Hawaiian, Hawaiian language langue hbraque: 1. Hebrew, Hebrew language langue japonaise: 1. Japanese, Japanese language langue portugaise: 1. Portuguese, Portuguese language langue russe: 1. Russian, Russian language langue tchque: 1. Czech, Czech language lanire: 1. strap lanterne: 1. lantern laotien: 1. Laotian lapin: 1. rabbit lapon: 1. Lapp, Lappish lard: 1. bacon large: 1. ample, bulky, extensive | 2. broad | 3. extensive, spacious, vast, wide largement: 1. abundantly | 2. widely largeur: 1. width | 2. width larme: 1. tear larve: 1. grub, larva las: 1. tired lasser: 1. bore latin: 1. Latin | 2. Latin laurier: 1. laurel lavande: 1. lavender laver: 1. wash lac: 1. layman laque: 1. lay la Manche: 1. Channel, English Channel le: 1. the | 2. him | 3. it lecteur: 1. reader lent: 1. slow lentement: 1. leasurely, slowly lentille: 1. lentil les: 1. them | 2. them | 3. the lessive: 1. lye lest: 1. ballast les deux: 1. both letton: 1. Latvian, Lettish lettre: 1. letter | 2. letter lettre de crance: 1. credential lettre de recommandation: 1. letter of introduction, letter of recommendation lettre de relance: 1. dunning-letter lettre recommande: 1. registered letter | 2. registered letter leur: 1. them, to them | 2. them, to them | 3. their | 4. her, his, its, their lever: 1. lever, lift, raise levier: 1. crowbar leon: 1. class, course | 2. lesson le matin: 1. in the morning le mieux: 1. preferably, rather le nant: 1. nothing le plus: 1. most le soir: 1. in the evening libanais: 1. Lebanese libellule: 1. dragonfly liber: 1. bast libert: 1. freedom libraire: 1. bookseller librairie: 1. bookshop, bookstore libyen: 1. Libyan librer: 1. release librien: 1. Liberian licence: 1. licence, license | 2. permission licencier: 1. discharge, dismiss, fire, sack | 2. discharge, dismiss, fire, sack lien: 1. bond, tie lier: 1. tie on lierre: 1. ivy lieu: 1. inducement, motive, occasion | 2. location, place, spot lieue: 1. league lieutenant: 1. lieutenant ligne: 1. line | 2. line ligue: 1. connection, league lilas: 1. lilac limace: 1. slug limaon: 1. snail lime: 1. file limer: 1. file limite: 1. boundary, frontier, limit limiter: 1. abridge, confine, limit, restrict limpide: 1. clear, distinct, plain | 2. transparant lin: 1. flax linge: 1. cloth lion: 1. lion liquide: 1. liquid liquider: 1. liquidate lire: 1. read | 2. lira lis: 1. lily liseron: 1. bindweed lisire: 1. border | 2. border, brim, brink, edge, edging, fringe, rim lisse: 1. smooth liste: 1. nomination, recommendation | 2. list | 3. index, table, tablet, tabulation liste de candidats: 1. nomination, recommendation liste de prsentation: 1. nomination, recommendation liste d'adresses: 1. address list lis des marais: 1. calamus lit: 1. bed lithium: 1. lithium litre: 1. liter, litre littralement: 1. verbatim, word-for-word littrature: 1. literature lit d'accouchement: 1. childbed livonien: 1. Livonian livre: 1. book livrer: 1. accuse, denounce | 2. abandon, forsake, desert, leave, quit | 3. deliver, furnish, supply lige: 1. cork livre: 1. hare local: 1. place | 2. local | 3. regional | 4. chamber, room localit: 1. location, place, spot | 2. abode, dwelling-place-residence | 3. town | 4. village locataire: 1. renter, tenant locomotive: 1. engine locution: 1. expression logement: 1. abode, accommodation, dwelling, residence loger: 1. dwell, live logique: 1. consistent | 2. logical | 3. logic logis: 1. abode, accommodation, dwelling, residence loi: 1. law loin: 1. away | 2. distant, far, remote lointain: 1. distant, far, remote loisirs: 1. spare time, time off, vacation lombes: 1. loin lombric: 1. earthworm long: 1. long longtemps: 1. a long time, for a long time, long longuement: 1. a long time, for a long time, long longueur: 1. length | 2. length lors: 1. for, during, whereas, while, whilst | 2. on the occasion of lorsque: 1. when loterie: 1. lottery, raffle louange: 1. praise loucher: 1. look askance, squint louer: 1. hire loup: 1. wolf loupe: 1. magnifying glass lourd: 1. burdensome, heavy, onerous lourdement: 1. hardly, not easily, with difficulty louve: 1. she-wolf loyal: 1. faithful, loyal loyer: 1. rent, rent money lubie: 1. addiction lucarne: 1. porthole, skylight lui: 1. the, to the | 2. him, to him | 3. it, to it | 4. her, to her | 5. he, him | 6. it luire: 1. shine luisant: 1. bright, brilliant lumineux: 1. bright, light lumire: 1. light lundi: 1. Monday lune: 1. moon lunette: 1. binocular, binoculars lunettes: 1. glasses, spectacles lupanar: 1. brothel lupine: 1. lupine luter: 1. fight, struggle luth: 1. lute lutin: 1. elf | 2. fairy | 3. goblin, imp lutter: 1. struggle, wrestle luxe: 1. luxury luxembourgeois: 1. Luxemburg lyce: 1. lyceum lynx: 1. lynx lyre: 1. lyre l': 1. the | 2. him | 3. it | 4. her l'une et l'autre: 1. both l'un et l'autre: 1. both lcher: 1. lick lger: 1. light lgerement: 1. a little, rather lgitime: 1. legal lgume: 1. vegetable lopard: 1. leopard lzard: 1. lizard lvre: 1. lip lche: 1. abject, base, low, nasty, vile lcher: 1. release lchet: 1. cowardice ma: 1. my machine: 1. engine, machine machine administrative: 1. machine of government machine adresser: 1. addressing machine machine crire: 1. typewriter macdonien: 1. Macedonian madame: 1. lady | 2. madam, Mrs. mademoiselle: 1. Miss maestro: 1. adept, maestro, master magasin: 1. boutique, shop, store | 2. shop, store magie: 1. magic magique: 1. magical | 2. magic magnifique: 1. lovely | 2. bright, brilliant | 3. grand, grandiose, magnificent, superb | 4. resplendant magnsium: 1. magnesium magntophone: 1. tape-recorder magntoscope: 1. video recorder, video-recorder mai: 1. May maigre: 1. gaunt, lean, meager, skimpy, skinny, thin | 2. gaunt, thin maille: 1. loop, mesh maillet: 1. mallet maillot de bain: 1. bathing suit, bathing-suit maillot de corps: 1. vest main: 1. hand maint: 1. a lot of, much maintenant: 1. at present, now maintenir: 1. continue, go on, proceed with | 2. conserve, keep, maintain, preserve | 3. abet, support, sustain maire: 1. mayor | 2. burgomaster, mayor, provost mais: 1. but maison: 1. house maison close: 1. brothel maison de repos: 1. resting-place maitriser: 1. exceed, surpass majest: 1. majestic | 2. majesty | 3. majesty majeur: 1. important, serious | 2. considerable, sizable | 3. adult, grown-up, full-grown majorit: 1. majority | 2. majority majuscule: 1. capital letter mal: 1. ache, pain | 2. pity | 3. bad, miserable, nasty, poor | 4. badly malade: 1. ill, sick maladroit: 1. awkward malais: 1. Malay malaisien: 1. Malaysian malard: 1. drake malaria: 1. malaria malentendu: 1. misunderstanding malgr: 1. despite, in spite of, notwithstanding malheureusement: 1. alas, regrettably, unfortunately | 2. unfortunately | 3. unfortunately malheureux: 1. dismal, miserable, pitiful, poor | 2. unhappy | 3. poor malin: 1. vicious | 2. airy-fairy, frolic, frolicsome, petulant | 3. clever, cunning, sly, smart malle: 1. trunk malsain: 1. abandoned, nasty | 2. ill, sick maltais: 1. Maltese maltraiter: 1. abuse mal de l'air: 1. airsickness mal de mer: 1. seasickness maman: 1. mam, mammy, mom, mommy mamelle: 1. breast, teat mamelon: 1. nipple mammifre: 1. mammal | 2. mammal manche: 1. sleeve manchette: 1. cuff mandarine: 1. tangerine mandat-poste: 1. money order mandat: 1. mandate mandchou: 1. Manchurian manie: 1. addiction manier: 1. handle, manipulate manifestation: 1. demonstration manifester: 1. demonstrate, manifest, show manir: 1. affected manire: 1. manner, mode, way manire d'tre: 1. condition, state manne: 1. manna manque: 1. absence, lack, shortage, shortcoming manquer: 1. miss | 2. be lacking, be missing | 3. miss mansarde: 1. attic, garret manteau: 1. cloak, mantle | 2. coat, overcoat manoeuvre: 1. maneuver, manoeuvre, manoeuvre manoeuvrer: 1. manoeuvre maquereau: 1. mackerel maquillage: 1. make up, make-up maquiller: 1. make up marais: 1. marsh, swamp marbre: 1. marble marchand: 1. merchant | 2. salesman marchander: 1. bargain, haggle marchandise: 1. merchandise, wares | 2. commodity, merchandise, wares marche: 1. stair, step, rung marcher: 1. march, walk marcher dans l'eau: 1. wade marcher sur: 1. trample on, tread march: 1. bazaar, fair, market | 2. market, sales activity | 3. market, marketplace mardi: 1. Tuesday marge: 1. margin marguerite: 1. marguerite mari: 1. husband mariage: 1. marriage, matrimony | 2. marriage | 3. marriage marier: 1. marry, wed | 2. marry, be married, get married marin: 1. maritime, sea, sea-, of the sea | 2. sailor | 3. sailor marionnette: 1. doll, puppet mari: 1. married marie: 1. married maris: 1. married mari et femme: 1. couple, married people mark: 1. mark marocain: 1. Moroccan marque: 1. mark marquer: 1. mark | 2. indicate, point out, show marron: 1. chestnut marronnier: 1. chestnut-tree | 2. chestnut-tree mars: 1. March marsouin: 1. porpoise marte: 1. marten marteau: 1. hammer martin-pcheur: 1. halcyon, kingfisher | 2. halcyon, kingfisher martre: 1. marten martyr: 1. martyr martyre: 1. martyr, female martyr marcage: 1. marsh, swamp mare: 1. tide mare basse: 1. low tide mare haute: 1. high tide masque: 1. mask massacrer: 1. massacre masse: 1. accumulation, crowd, heap, mass, multitude, pile | 2. lump, mass masser: 1. massage massif: 1. massive | 2. mountain chain massif de montagnes: 1. mountain chain matelas: 1. mattress mathmatique: 1. mathematical mathmatiques: 1. mathematics matin: 1. morning matine: 1. morning matire: 1. matter matire plastique: 1. plastic matriau: 1. data, material matriel: 1. material maudire: 1. curse maure: 1. Moorish, Moresque mauritanien: 1. Mauretanian maussade: 1. boring, stodgy | 2. brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, surly, unkind, unpleasant | 3. bleak, dismal, dreary, horrible, ghastly, grisly, nasty | 4. cross, peevish, pettish, petulant | 5. bleak, dismal, dreary, gaunt, miserable, sad, somber mauvais: 1. rotten, ugly | 2. bad, miserable, nasty, poor | 3. bad maximum: 1. maximum mas: 1. corn, Indian corn, maize, mealies matre: 1. adept, maestro, master | 2. boss, master matresse: 1. lover | 2. mistress maon: 1. mason maonner: 1. build me: 1. me, to me | 2. me, to me | 3. me, to me | 4. me, to me | 5. me | 6. me | 7. me | 8. me meilleur: 1. better melon: 1. melon melon d'eau: 1. water-melon membre: 1. limb, member menace: 1. menace, threat menacer: 1. menace, threaten mendiant: 1. beggar mendier: 1. beg mener: 1. conduct, guide, lead mensonge: 1. lie mensuel: 1. monthly mensuellement: 1. monthly mental: 1. mental | 2. lively, witty menthe: 1. mint mentionner: 1. mention mentir: 1. lie, tell a lie menton: 1. chin menu: 1. menu mer: 1. sea merci: 1. thank you, thanks mercredi: 1. Wednesday mercure: 1. mercury, quicksilver merle: 1. blackbird merveilleux: 1. wonderful mer Adriatique: 1. Adriatic, Adriatic Sea | 2. Adriatic, Adriatic Sea mer Baltique: 1. Baltic Sea mer Caspienne: 1. Caspian Sea mer Ege: 1. Aegean, Aegean Sea mer Tyrrhnienne: 1. Tyrrhenian Sea mer de Beaufort: 1. Beaufort Sea mer du Labrador: 1. Labrador Sea mer du Nord: 1. North Sea mer d'Irlande: 1. Irish Sea mes: 1. my message: 1. errand, message messager: 1. advertiser | 2. courier mesure: 1. measure, measurement | 2. musical time, tact mesurer: 1. measure mesure de largeur: 1. width mettre: 1. insert, put in, put away, stow | 2. lay down, place, put, put down | 3. put on mettre au monde: 1. bear, give birth to mettre d'accord: 1. bring into agreement mettre en adjudication: 1. invite tenders for, put out to tender mettre en place de: 1. replace, substitute mettre l'entreprise: 1. invite tenders for, put out to tender meuble: 1. piece of furniture meubler: 1. furnish meunier: 1. miller meurtrier: 1. deadly | 2. murderer | 3. murderer mexicain: 1. Mexican mica: 1. mica microbe: 1. germ, microbe micromtre: 1. micrometre microsillon: 1. LP midi: 1. midday, noon miel: 1. honey miette: 1. crumb mieux: 1. preferably | 2. preferably, rather mignon: 1. pretty | 2. graceful | 3. charming, lovely milan: 1. kite milieu: 1. inside | 2. environment | 3. average, mean, middle militaire: 1. warrior mille: 1. thousand, one thousand millimtre: 1. millimetre minauderie: 1. affectation mince: 1. gaunt, lean, slender, thin mine: 1. expression miner: 1. subvert, undermine minerai: 1. ore mineur: 1. insignificant, trifling | 2. miner | 3. unimportant minimum: 1. minimum | 2. minimum miniscule: 1. tiny ministre: 1. minister ministre: 1. ministry minorit: 1. minority minuscule: 1. lower case letter, small letter minute: 1. minute minral: 1. mineral | 2. mineral miracle: 1. miracle miroir: 1. looking-glass, mirror mission: 1. mission missionnaire: 1. missionary misrable: 1. dismal, miserable, pitiful, poor | 2. abject, dismal, meager, miserable, wretched misre: 1. misery mite: 1. moth mobile: 1. prompt | 2. mobile mobilier: 1. furniture | 2. mobile mode: 1. fashion, mode modeler: 1. model, mold, mould moderne: 1. fashionable | 2. modern modeste: 1. modest modestie: 1. humility | 2. modesty modifier: 1. modify modiste: 1. milliner modr: 1. moderate, reasonable modle: 1. model | 2. type | 3. pattern, stencil, template, templet moi: 1. me, to me | 2. me, to me | 3. me, to me | 4. me, to me | 5. me | 6. me | 7. me | 8. me | 9. I | 10. I | 11. I moine: 1. monk moineau: 1. sparrow moins: 1. minus mois: 1. month moisi: 1. mouldy, musty moisir: 1. get mouldy moisson: 1. harvest moiti: 1. half moldave: 1. Moldavian mollet: 1. calf moluquois: 1. Moluccan moment: 1. instant, moment mon: 1. my monde: 1. world monnaie: 1. money | 2. change monopoliser: 1. corner, monopolize monotone: 1. monotonous monseigneur: 1. monsignor monstre: 1. monster mont: 1. mountain montage: 1. assemblage, assembly, composing, erecting, fitting up, mounting montagne: 1. mountain chain | 2. mountain montagnes Rocheuses: 1. Rocky Mountains montant: 1. amount, sum monter: 1. get in, get into a car | 2. assemble, link, mount | 3. ascend, climb, scale monter bicyclette: 1. ride monter cheval: 1. ride monter l'abordage: 1. hitch on, hook on | 2. hitch on, hook on montre: 1. watch, wrist-watch | 2. watch montrer: 1. indicate, point out, show monts Torngat: 1. Torngat Mountains montngrin: 1. Montenegrin mont Cervin: 1. Matterhorn mont d'Iberville: 1. Mount Caubvick monument: 1. monument mongasque: 1. Monegasque moral: 1. fair, just, righteous | 2. moral morale: 1. morals morceau: 1. bit, lump, piece mordre: 1. bite morne: 1. desolate, dismal, dreary, gaunt, gloomy, mournful morphine: 1. morphia, morphine morpion: 1. naughty boy, pickle mort: 1. death mortel: 1. deadly mortier: 1. morter morue: 1. cod, codfish moscovite: 1. Muscovite mosque: 1. mosque mot: 1. word moteur: 1. engine, motor motif: 1. account, reason | 2. account, motive, reason motion: 1. motion, resolution moto: 1. motorcycle mou: 1. soft mouche: 1. fly, housefly mouchoir: 1. handkerchief moudre: 1. grind, pulverize mouette: 1. seagull mouiller: 1. wet moule: 1. mussel mourir: 1. die, expire, pass away mousquet: 1. musket | 2. musket mousse: 1. moss moustache: 1. moustache moustique: 1. gnat | 2. mosquito moutarde: 1. mustard mouton: 1. mutton | 2. sheep mouvement: 1. movement mouvoir: 1. actuate, move moyen: 1. means, remedy, resources moyenne: 1. average | 2. average, mean | 3. average moyeu: 1. hub, nave muet: 1. dumb, mute, speechless mugir: 1. howl, roar muguet: 1. lily-of-the-valley mulet: 1. mule multicolore: 1. multicoloured multiple: 1. multiple multitude: 1. accumulation, crowd, heap, mass, multitude, pile munir: 1. provide, supply munitions: 1. munition, ammunition mur: 1. wall murmure: 1. murmur murmurer: 1. murmur, mutter muscle: 1. muscle muselire: 1. muzzle musicien: 1. musician musique: 1. music muse: 1. museum mutiler: 1. top, truncate mutil: 1. disabled person myope: 1. near-sighted, short-sighted myosotis: 1. forget-me-not myriapode: 1. centipede myrrhe: 1. myrrh myrtille: 1. blueberry mysticisme: 1. mysticism mystification: 1. mystification mystifier: 1. fool, hoax, mystify, trick | 2. bilk, cheat, take in mystique: 1. mystic, mystical | 2. mystic mystrieux: 1. abstruse, mysterious mystre: 1. mystery mythe: 1. myth mythique: 1. mythical mythologie: 1. mythology mythologue: 1. mythologist myxomatose: 1. myxomatosis m': 1. me, to me | 2. me, to me | 3. me, to me | 4. me, to me | 5. me | 6. me | 7. me | 8. me moelleux: 1. soft mcanicien: 1. mechanic | 2. mechanic mcanicien aronautique: 1. flight engineer, flight mechanic mcanique: 1. mechanics | 2. mechanics mchant: 1. cruel | 2. bad, miserable, nasty, poor | 3. malicious, mischievous, nasty, vicious mconnatre: 1. ignore, leave out of account mcontent: 1. discontented, displeased, dissatisfied mdaille: 1. medal mdecin: 1. doctor, physician mditer: 1. meditate, think to oneself mduse: 1. jelly-fish mfiance: 1. suspicion mfiant: 1. suspicious mgre: 1. cat mlancolie: 1. melancholy mlancolique: 1. bleak, dismal, dreary, gaunt, melancholy mlange: 1. admixture mlanger: 1. blend, mingle, mix, shuffle mlansien: 1. Melanesian mlodie: 1. air, aria | 2. melody, tune mlze: 1. larch mmoire: 1. memory, recollection mnager: 1. begrudge, regret mpriser: 1. despise mrite: 1. value, worth | 2. merit mriter: 1. be worthy of, deserve, merit msange: 1. titmouse mtal: 1. metal mtamorphose: 1. metamorphosis, recreation, regeneration, transformation mthode: 1. method mtier: 1. handicraft, occupation, trade mtro: 1. subway, underground mche: 1. fuse, wick mre: 1. mother mtre: 1. metre mcher: 1. chew mchoire: 1. jaw, jawbone mle: 1. male, masculine | 2. fellow, man mt: 1. mast mler: 1. blend, mingle, mix, shuffle mme: 1. even | 2. self, herself, himself, itself | 3. same mr: 1. mature, ripe | 2. adult, full-grown mre sauvage: 1. blackberry, blackberry bush, bramble mrier: 1. mulberry-tree | 2. mulberry-tree mrir: 1. ripen nageoire: 1. fin nager: 1. float, swim nain: 1. dwarf, midget naissance: 1. birth napolitain: 1. Neapolitan nappe: 1. table-cloth nappe de table: 1. table-cloth narcisse: 1. daffodil, narcissus nation: 1. nation national: 1. national natter: 1. braid, plait, twine, wreathe nature: 1. nature naturel: 1. congenital, inborn, inbred, innate, native | 2. congentital, inborn, inbred, innate, native | 3. natural naturellement: 1. of course | 2. naturally naufrage: 1. shipwreck navet: 1. turnip naviguer: 1. navigate navire: 1. ship, vessel naf: 1. naf, nave natre: 1. arise, be born necessaire: 1. necessary neige: 1. snow neiger: 1. snow nerf: 1. nerve nerveux: 1. agitated, nervous | 2. agitated, nervous net: 1. clear, distinct, plain neuf: 1. nine neutre: 1. impartial, neutral neveu: 1. nephew nez: 1. nose nez aquilin: 1. aquiline nose | 2. aquiline nose ne ... gure: 1. barely, hardly, only just, scarcely ne ... jamais: 1. never ne ... nullement: 1. not at all ne ... pas: 1. not ne ... plus: 1. no longer ne ... que: 1. exclusively, just, only ne pas s'teindre: 1. stay on nicaraguayen: 1. Nicaraguan niche: 1. niche nicher: 1. nest nickel: 1. nickel nid: 1. den, nest nier: 1. deny | 2. deny nigrian: 1. Nigerian nigrien: 1. Nigerien niveau: 1. level nice: 1. niece ni ... ni: 1. neither ... nor noble: 1. nobleman | 2. noble noce: 1. dissipation, debauchery noir: 1. black noisette: 1. hazelnut noix: 1. walnut | 2. nut nom: 1. appellation, name nombre: 1. amount, number nombreux: 1. many nombril: 1. navel nommer: 1. call non: 1. no nord-coren: 1. North Korean nord: 1. north, North nordafricain: 1. North African normal: 1. normal normand: 1. Norman norvgien: 1. Norwegian norvgienne: 1. Norwegian woman nostalgie: 1. nostalgia notaire: 1. notary note: 1. account, bill, calculation noter: 1. note, make a note, write down notion: 1. notion nouer: 1. tie on | 2. bind, connect, join, tie, tie up | 3. knot nourrir: 1. feed, nourish nourriture: 1. food | 2. food, nourishment nous: 1. us, to us | 2. us, we | 3. us nouveau: 1. new, novel nouvelle: 1. short story novembre: 1. November noyau: 1. core, nucleus, kernel, pit noyer: 1. drown | 2. walnut-tree | 3. walnut-tree nu: 1. bare, naked, nude nuage: 1. cloud nuance: 1. hue, nuance, shade, tint nuclaire: 1. nuclear nuire: 1. harm nuisible: 1. adverse, harmful | 2. harmful nuit: 1. night nul: 1. neither, nobody, none, no-one | 2. worthless nulle part: 1. nowhere numro: 1. number, numeral nuque: 1. back of the neck, nape nurembergeois: 1. Nuremberg nylon: 1. nylon nymphe: 1. nymph nympha: 1. waterlily | 2. waterlily n'est-ce pas: 1. isn't it, isn't that so, or not n'importe: 1. at all, -ever noeud: 1. knot, node nanmoins: 1. but, however, nevertheless, yet ncessaire: 1. necessary ncessit: 1. necessity nerlandais: 1. Dutch | 2. Dutch, Dutch language ngligence: 1. carelessness, negligence, remissness ngligent: 1. careless, neglectful, negligent, remiss | 2. careless, neglectful, negligent, remiss ngliger: 1. neglect ngociant: 1. businessman, merchant nmatode: 1. nematode no-zlandais: 1. New Zealand non: 1. neon npalais: 1. Nepalese nvralgie faciale: 1. face-ache, tic douloureux ngre: 1. Negro oasis: 1. oasis objet: 1. article, object, thing obligatoire: 1. compulsory obliger: 1. compel, force | 2. force, impose obliger : 1. compel, force oblique: 1. oblique, slanting obscur: 1. dark, dim | 2. obscure obscurit: 1. darkness, murk observation: 1. admonition, exhortation | 2. observation | 3. notice, observation observer: 1. keep, mind, observe obstacle: 1. obstacle obstin: 1. obstinate, stubborn obsder: 1. obsess obsques: 1. burial, funeral, interment obtenir: 1. get obtus: 1. dull, obtuse obir: 1. obey obissance: 1. manageability, tractability obissant: 1. obedient occasion: 1. inducement, motive, occasion | 2. chance, event, occurence, opportunity occident: 1. west, West occupation: 1. occupation | 2. activity, occupation occuper: 1. occupy, take octet: 1. byte | 2. byte octobre: 1. October ocan: 1. ocean ocan Antarctique: 1. Antarctic Ocean ocan Arctique: 1. Arctic Ocean | 2. Arctic Ocean ocan Atlantique: 1. Atlantic, Atlantic Ocean ocan Glacial du Nord: 1. Arctic Ocean ocan Pacifique: 1. Pacific, Pacific Ocean odeur: 1. odor, odour, scent, smell odeur dltre: 1. fume odieux: 1. abhorrent, abominable, alien, awful, hideous, horrible, gruesome odorat: 1. smell offenser: 1. abuse, insult, offend office: 1. function, job, office, post | 2. pantry | 3. service office religieux: 1. service, worship service officier: 1. officer offre: 1. offer | 2. presentation | 3. presentation | 4. offer, tender offrir: 1. donate, give | 2. bid, offer, make an offer of | 3. offer, present with | 4. offer | 5. offer | 6. offer, tender oficiel: 1. official oh: 1. oh ohm: 1. ohm oie: 1. goose oignon: 1. onion oiseau-mouche: 1. hummingbird oiseau: 1. bird oisillon: 1. little bird olda: 1. old olive: 1. olive olivier: 1. olive-tree | 2. olive-tree ombre: 1. shadow | 2. shade omettre: 1. leave out, omit, overlook omnibus: 1. omnibus omoplate: 1. shoulderblade on: 1. you, one, they oncle: 1. uncle ondatra: 1. musk-rat, musquash onde: 1. water | 2. wave ondoyer: 1. flare, flare up onduler: 1. undulate | 2. corrugate, wave ongle: 1. nail onze: 1. eleven onzime: 1. eleventh opinion: 1. opinion opportun: 1. convenient, handy, opportune opposition: 1. opposition oppos: 1. adverse, alien, contrary | 2. contrary, opposite oppression: 1. pressure | 2. tightness of the chest opter: 1. choose, elect, pick out opticien: 1. optician optimisme: 1. optimism opration: 1. operation, surgical operation opration de caisse: 1. turnover oprer: 1. act, take action | 2. act, be effective, have effect | 3. achieve, act, do, make, perform | 4. operate or: 1. gold orage: 1. storm orange: 1. orange-coloured | 2. orange oranger: 1. orange-tree | 2. orange-tree orateur: 1. orator orbite: 1. orbit orchestration: 1. orchestration orchestre: 1. orchestra orchestrer: 1. orchestrate, score ordinaire: 1. common, ordinary, usual ordinairement: 1. ordinarily, usually | 2. usually | 3. generally ordinateur: 1. computer ordonnance: 1. prescription, recipe ordonner: 1. arrange, put in order, tidy | 2. command, order, tell ordre: 1. order ordre du jour: 1. agenda ordures: 1. debris, rubbish, rubble oreille: 1. ear oreiller: 1. pillow organe: 1. organ organiser: 1. organize orge: 1. barley orgie: 1. orgy orgue: 1. organ orient: 1. east, East orifice: 1. aperture, opening original: 1. original origine: 1. origin orme: 1. elm ornament: 1. adornment, decoration, ornament ornement: 1. adornment, ornament | 2. robes of office orner: 1. adorn, decorate, ornament orphelin: 1. orphan orteil: 1. toe orthodoxe: 1. orthodox orthographe: 1. orthography ortie: 1. nettle os: 1. bone osciller: 1. oscillate oser: 1. dare | 2. be bold, dare | 3. hazard, risk, venture oser attaquer: 1. dare to fight, stand up to oser entreprendre: 1. dare, venture osseux: 1. bony otage: 1. hostage | 2. hostage ou: 1. or ouate: 1. cotton-wool, wadding oublier: 1. forget ouest-allemand: 1. West German ouest: 1. west, West | 2. west oui: 1. yes ouragan: 1. hurricane ours: 1. bear ourse: 1. she-bear outil: 1. agent, means, tool outre: 1. across, beyond, on the other side of ouverture: 1. aperture, opening | 2. opening | 3. overture ouvrage: 1. accomplishment, achievement | 2. job, work ouvrier: 1. hand, laborer, labourer, operative, worker, working man, workman ouvrir: 1. open, open up | 2. unlock ou bien: 1. or oxygne: 1. oxygen ozone: 1. ozone ol: 1. yes o: 1. where, where ... to, whither | 2. where, where ... to, whither | 3. where | 4. where pacte: 1. accommodation, accord, agreement page: 1. page paille: 1. straw pain: 1. bread, loaf paire: 1. pair paisible: 1. calm, quiet | 2. calm, tranquil paisiblement: 1. quietly, leisurely paix: 1. peace pakistanais: 1. Pakistani palais: 1. palace paletot: 1. coat, overcoat palladium: 1. palladium palmier: 1. palm, palmtree palper: 1. feel, grope pamplemousse: 1. grapefruit pan: 1. bit, lump, piece panamen: 1. Panamanian panier: 1. basket panique: 1. panic panne: 1. brakedown panneau: 1. dash-board, panel, wainscot | 2. board, plank panneau d'affichage: 1. bill-board, notice-board panorama: 1. view panser: 1. dress | 2. curry pantalon: 1. pants, trousers panthre: 1. panther pantoufle: 1. slipper paon: 1. peacock papa: 1. dad, daddy paparazzo: 1. paparazzo pape: 1. pope papier: 1. paper papier buvard: 1. blotter, blotting paper papillon: 1. butterfly paprika: 1. paprika paquet: 1. packet, parcel | 2. pack par: 1. by | 2. by, by means of, on, through, with | 3. through parachute: 1. parachute parader: 1. display, parade paradis: 1. paradise paradoxe: 1. paradox parages: 1. about, round, around, towards parallle: 1. parallel paralyser: 1. paralyse parapluie: 1. umbrella paratre: 1. appear, emerge, perform | 2. appear, look | 3. appear, appear to be, seem parc: 1. park parce que: 1. because, for the reason that | 2. because, for the reason that | 3. as, because, for, since parcourir: 1. cover, go through, pass through pardessus: 1. coat, overcoat pardon: 1. absolution, pardon pardonner: 1. forgive, pardon pare-chocs: 1. buffer, bumper pareil: 1. like, alike, similar pareillement: 1. equally, likewise parent: 1. relative parente: 1. relative, female relative parenthse: 1. clamp, brace, bracket, parenthesis, staple parents: 1. parents parer: 1. avoid, evade | 2. adorn, decorate, ornament parfait: 1. perfect parfois: 1. several times, sometimes parfum: 1. perfume parfumer: 1. perfume parier: 1. bet, wager parlement: 1. parliament parler: 1. speak, talk parler : 1. accost, address parmi: 1. a, in, inside, into, on, per, within | 2. among, between | 3. among, amidst, in the middle of | 4. at, beside, with paroi: 1. wall paroisse: 1. parish parole: 1. speech parrain: 1. godfather parsemer: 1. disseminate | 2. punctuate part: 1. part, Parthian, share | 2. part, piece, share | 3. share partager: 1. divide, separate, share parterre: 1. parterre parti-pris: 1. prejudice parti: 1. adherents, disciples, following, party, supporters | 2. decision-making | 3. faction, party, side | 4. adherents, disciples, followers, following, party, supporters participation aux bnfices: 1. share participe: 1. participle participer: 1. participate, share, take part particulier: 1. apart, particular, separate, special particulirement: 1. apart, separately | 2. particularly, specially | 3. chiefly partie: 1. part, Parthian, share | 2. part, piece, share partir: 1. start out | 2. discharge, fire, fire off | 3. absent onself, depart, go away, leave | 4. start off partisan: 1. acolyte, member, supporter | 2. member, supporter partisan de la mme doctrine: 1. fellow-thinker parti aux bnfices: 1. share partout: 1. all about, everywhere parure: 1. adornment, decoration, ornament parvenir: 1. accomplish, achieve, attain, get, reach | 2. succeed | 3. catch, hit, run across, strike par acclamation: 1. by acclamation par alliance: 1. by marriage, -in-law | 2. by marriage, related by marriage par coeur: 1. by heart par exemple: 1. for example, for instance par hasard: 1. by accident, by chance par moins: 1. monthly par voie d'adjudication: 1. by tender pas: 1. not | 2. pace, step, stride passablement: 1. enough, quite, rather, sufficiently passager: 1. passenger passeport: 1. passport passer: 1. give | 2. pass, pass by | 3. pass, spend | 4. pass, pass by | 5. overtake, pass by | 6. cross, go beyond, transfer | 7. go beyond passereau: 1. sparrow passer chez: 1. call at ...'s house, call on passer la nuit: 1. pass the night, spend the night passer tabac: 1. thresh passion: 1. lust, passion passionnant: 1. exciting | 2. absorbing, fascinating | 3. absorbing pass: 1. past | 2. last | 3. past pasteur: 1. pastor | 2. shepherd pas du tout: 1. not at all patauger: 1. paddle | 2. wade patience: 1. patience patient: 1. patient patin: 1. skate patriote: 1. patriot patron: 1. boss, master | 2. pattern, stencil, template, templet patte: 1. leg paume: 1. palm paupire: 1. eyelid pause: 1. break, intermission, pause, recess pauvre: 1. dismal, miserable, pitiful, poor | 2. miserable, poor | 3. abject, dismal, meager, miserable, wretched pavillon: 1. banner, flag | 2. pavilion | 3. flag, standard pavot: 1. poppy pav: 1. pavement paye: 1. payment payer: 1. pay payer un premier acompte: 1. make a deposit, make a down payment pays: 1. country, land paysage: 1. landscape, scenery paysan: 1. countryman, peasant | 2. farmer pays de Galles: 1. Wales peau: 1. fur, hide, skin | 2. skin peau de vache: 1. cat peigne: 1. comb peigner: 1. comb peindre: 1. paint peine: 1. ache, pain | 2. attempt, effort | 3. effort | 4. punishment | 5. annoyance, disappointment, grief peiner: 1. aim, attempt, endeavour, try peintre: 1. painter | 2. painter peinture: 1. dye, paint pein: 1. sad pelage: 1. fur, hide, skin pelle: 1. shovel pelleter: 1. shovel pellicule: 1. film, motion picture, movie pelouse: 1. lawn | 2. lawn pencher: 1. stoop pendant: 1. for, during, whereas, while, whilst pendant que: 1. for, during, whereas, while, whilst pendre: 1. droop, hang pendule: 1. clock, watch penible: 1. difficult, hard, inconvenient penser: 1. think penser que: 1. account, deem, opine, think pension: 1. pension, retirement | 2. boarding house, boarding school pensionnat: 1. boarding house, boarding school pension alimentaire: 1. alimony pension de famille: 1. boarding house, boarding school pense: 1. thought | 2. pansy pente: 1. acclivity, hillside, slope perce-neige: 1. snowdrop percer: 1. bore, drill percevoir: 1. find, notice, perceive perche: 1. bass | 2. pole, rod perdre: 1. lose perdrix: 1. partridge perfection: 1. perfection perfide: 1. malicious, mischievous, nasty, vicious peril: 1. danger, peril | 2. hazard, risk perle: 1. bead | 2. pearl perlute: 1. ampersand permanent: 1. abiding, lasting | 2. constant, continual, permanent, sustained | 3. continuous | 4. everlasting permettre: 1. accord, admit, afford, allow, permit permis: 1. permission permission: 1. furlough, leave, pass | 2. permission perptuel: 1. everlasting | 2. constant, lasting, sustained | 3. everlasting perroquet: 1. parrot perruque: 1. hairpiece, wig persan: 1. Persian persil: 1. parsley persister: 1. persevere, persist, pursue one's point | 2. abide, persevere, persist personnage: 1. person | 2. character personne: 1. neither, nobody, none, no-one | 2. person personnel: 1. personal | 2. own, personal personne qui ne boit jamais d'alcool: 1. teetotaller, total abstainer person de connaissance: 1. acquaintance perspective: 1. perspective persuader: 1. persuade persverer: 1. abide, persevere, persist persvrer: 1. persevere, persist, pursue one's point perte: 1. loss | 2. loss pertinence: 1. relevance perturber: 1. disquiet, interfere with, perturb pervenche: 1. periwinkle perant: 1. abrasive, acrid, acrimonious, sharp-toned, shrill, snappy, tard | 2. shrill pesanteur: 1. gravity peser: 1. weigh | 2. weigh pessimisme: 1. pessimism pessimiste: 1. pessimist pestilentiel: 1. fumy pet: 1. fart petit-fils: 1. grandson petit: 1. diminutive, little, small petit djeuner: 1. breakfast petit pain: 1. roll petit petit: 1. gradually, little by little peuple: 1. folk, nation, people peuplier: 1. poplar peur: 1. fright | 2. fear peureux: 1. afraid, timid | 2. coward, funk peut-tre: 1. maybe, mayhap, perchance, perhaps, possibly peu de: 1. little | 2. little peu peu: 1. gradually, little by little phare: 1. lighthouse | 2. headlight pharmacie: 1. chemist's shop, drugstore pharmacien: 1. chemist phase: 1. phase, stage philippin: 1. Philippine philosophie: 1. philosophy phonographe: 1. cylinder phonograph | 2. phonograph, record-player phoque: 1. seal, sea-dog phosphore: 1. phosphorus photo: 1. photograph | 2. photograph photographe: 1. photographer | 2. photographer photographie: 1. photography photographier: 1. photograph phrase: 1. sentence physique: 1. physics phnix: 1. phoenix phnomne: 1. phenomenon piano: 1. piano pie: 1. magpie pierre: 1. stone pieu: 1. pole, post, stanchion, stake | 2. stake pieuvre: 1. polyp pieux: 1. pious pigeon: 1. dove, pigeon | 2. pigeon piler: 1. crush, pound pilier: 1. column, pillar piller: 1. plunder, rob piloter: 1. steer pilote de ligne: 1. airline-pilot pilule: 1. pill pin: 1. pine, pine-tree pinceau: 1. paintbrush pincer: 1. pinch pinces: 1. pincers, tongs | 2. tongs pioche: 1. pick-axe pionnier: 1. pioneer pipe: 1. pipe piquant: 1. nasty | 2. sting piquer: 1. pick, stab, sting | 2. quilt, stitch piqre: 1. prick, spades, sting pirate de l'air: 1. skyjacker pire: 1. worse pis: 1. udder piscine: 1. pool, swimming-bath, swimming-pool pissenlit: 1. dandelion pisser: 1. urinate piste: 1. arena | 2. course, race-course, track, running track | 3. path pistil: 1. pestle pistolet: 1. pistol, spray gun piston: 1. piston piti: 1. compassion, pity pittoresque: 1. picturesque pivot: 1. pivot pitiner: 1. trample on, tread piton: 1. pedestrian pice: 1. certificate, diploma, document | 2. bit, lump, piece | 3. chamber, room pice de thtre: 1. play, theatre play pige: 1. snare, trap placard: 1. notice, placard, poster place: 1. place | 2. location, place, spot | 3. plaza, square, public square | 4. post placer: 1. locate, place placer d'argent: 1. invest plafond: 1. ceiling plage: 1. beach plaider: 1. plea, plead plaie: 1. calamity, scourge plaindre: 1. have compassion on, pity plaine: 1. plain plainte: 1. accusal, accusation | 2. accusation | 3. accusal, accusation, charge, complaint, indictment | 4. complaint plaire: 1. please plaisir: 1. pleasure | 2. fun, pleasure plan: 1. map | 2. design, diagram, plan, plane planche: 1. bed | 2. shelf | 3. board, plank plancher: 1. floor planer: 1. glide, plane | 2. float, hover plante: 1. sole | 2. plant planter: 1. plant plante du pied: 1. sole plante: 1. planet plaque: 1. plate, sheet, slab plastique: 1. plastic plat: 1. even, flat, level, smooth | 2. flat platane: 1. plane, plane-tree, sycamore plate-bande: 1. bed plate-forme: 1. bed plateau: 1. plateau | 2. tray platine: 1. platinum pleur: 1. tear pleurer: 1. cry, weep pleuvoir: 1. rain pli: 1. fold plier: 1. fold plomb: 1. lead plonger: 1. dive, plunge plong dans: 1. absorbed in ployer: 1. bend pluie: 1. rain plume: 1. feather plupart: 1. mostly plus: 1. more | 2. else, further, more, on | 3. plus plusieurs: 1. several | 2. several plusieurs fois: 1. repeatedly plus loin: 1. beyond, farther, further plutonium: 1. plutonium plutt: 1. preferably | 2. preferably, rather | 3. enough, quite, rather, sufficiently poche: 1. pocket poids: 1. weight | 2. weight poids lourd: 1. lorry, truck poignet: 1. wrist | 2. wrist poigne: 1. handful poigne de main: 1. handshake poil: 1. hair poilu: 1. hairy, shaggy poil d'animal: 1. fur, hide, skin poing: 1. fist point: 1. point | 2. dot, period, point, spot pointe: 1. peak, point, tip, summit pointu: 1. pointed, spiked point culminant: 1. acme point de contact: 1. starting point point de vue: 1. viewpoint point du jour: 1. dawn, daybreak poire: 1. pear poirier: 1. pear-tree pois: 1. pea poison: 1. poison poisson: 1. fish poitrine: 1. bosom, breast, chest poivre: 1. pepper poli: 1. courteous, polite, well-mannered police: 1. police policier: 1. policeman polir: 1. polish politesse: 1. politeness politique: 1. policy, politics pollution atmosphrique: 1. air-pollution polonais: 1. Polish polynsien: 1. Polynesian polmique: 1. controversy pomme: 1. apple pomme de pin: 1. cone pomme de terre: 1. potato pommier: 1. apple-tree pompe: 1. display, parade | 2. pomp, splender | 3. pump pomper: 1. pump pompette: 1. tipsy | 2. tipsy ponctuation: 1. interpunction, punctuation ponctuel: 1. accurate, on time, prompt, punctual pont: 1. deck | 2. bridge pont arien: 1. air bridge, airlift populaire: 1. popular population: 1. population porc: 1. pork | 2. hog, pig, swine port: 1. postage | 2. harbor, harbour, port porte-monnaie: 1. purse, wallet porte: 1. door portefeuille d'actions: 1. share-capital porter: 1. carry, wear | 2. wear porter plainte: 1. complain porteur: 1. porter porte document: 1. briefcase, file portion: 1. part, piece, share | 2. share portrait: 1. portrait portugais: 1. Portuguese | 2. Portuguese, Portuguese language poser: 1. achieve, act, do, make, perform | 2. install | 3. build, construct | 4. locate, place | 5. lay down, place, put, put down | 6. pose poser une question: 1. ask poseur: 1. attitudinizer, poseur positif: 1. positive position: 1. position possession: 1. colony, settlement | 2. possession, property | 3. possession possible: 1. possible possder: 1. own, possess poste: 1. post | 2. mail, post poste arienne: 1. airmail pot: 1. jug, pot | 2. vase, vessel potable: 1. drinkable potage: 1. soup potassium: 1. potassium poteau: 1. pole, post, stanchion, stake potiron: 1. gourd, pumpkin, squash pou: 1. louse pouah: 1. shame poubelle: 1. garbage can pouce: 1. thumb | 2. thumb poudre: 1. powder, cosmetic powder | 2. powder poudre canon: 1. gunpowder poulailler: 1. coop poule: 1. chicken, fowl | 2. chicken, fowl poulet: 1. chicken, hen poulpe: 1. octopus pouls: 1. pulse poumon: 1. lung poupe: 1. doll, puppet pour: 1. for, to, in order to, per pourboire: 1. tip pourcentage: 1. percent, percentage pourchasser: 1. chase, drive, drive on, impel, shoo pourpre: 1. purple pourrir: 1. putrefy, rot poursuivre: 1. chase, drive, drive on, impel, shoo | 2. chase, persecute, prosecute, pursue | 3. chase pourtant: 1. but, however, nevertheless, yet pourvoir: 1. provide, supply pour ainsi dire: 1. so to speak pour combien de temps: 1. how long | 2. how long pour la plus part: 1. for the greater part, for the most part | 2. for the greater part, for the most part pour que: 1. so, so that pour toutes sortes de raisons: 1. for every reason pousser: 1. chase, drive, drive on, impel, shoo | 2. push | 3. push, thrust pousser : 1. encourage, impel, instigate, spur on, stimulate, urge poussin: 1. chick, chicken poussire: 1. dust poutre: 1. beam, girder pouvoir: 1. be able to posie: 1. poetry pome: 1. poem pote: 1. poet pole: 1. frying-pan, frying pan prairie: 1. meadow pratique: 1. practice pratiquer: 1. apply, practice | 2. exert, practice premier: 1. first premier acompte: 1. down payment, first instalment, initial deposit, instalment prendre: 1. get, lay hold of, pick up, take prendre dans les bras: 1. embrace prendre fin: 1. end, come to an end, end up, expire prendre l'initiative: 1. initiate, start prendre part: 1. participate, share, take part prendre bail: 1. farm, lease presque: 1. as if, as though, in a way | 2. almost, nearly presqu'le: 1. peninsula presse: 1. crush | 2. press presser: 1. accelerate, speed up | 2. insist | 3. press, press firmly | 4. press, oppress, squeeze | 5. hurry, press, urge presser le pas: 1. mend one's pace, step out pression: 1. pressure pression atmosphrique: 1. air-pressure prestige: 1. glamor, glamour, prestige preuve: 1. proof, sign, token prier: 1. ask, ask for, beg, bid, request | 2. pray primaire: 1. elemental, elementary primeur: 1. newness primevre: 1. primrose prince: 1. prince princesse: 1. princess principal: 1. most important | 2. main, predominant, principal | 3. chief, main, major, principal principalement: 1. above all, especially, chiefly, mainly, principally | 2. chiefly principe: 1. principle printemps: 1. spring, springtime prise: 1. drive prise de courant: 1. electric socket prise de courant femelle: 1. electric socket prise de courant mle: 1. plug, electric plug, stopper prison: 1. cell | 2. jail, gaol, prison | 3. jail, gaol, prison | 4. jail, gaol, prison prisonnier: 1. prisoner | 2. prisoner privation: 1. absence, lack, shortage, shortcoming privilgi: 1. privileged privilge: 1. privilege priv: 1. private prix: 1. premium, prize | 2. price prire: 1. prayer probablement: 1. probably problme: 1. problem, trouble procession: 1. procession processus: 1. process prochain: 1. speedy | 2. following, next | 3. next prochaine: 1. close, near, nearby, next proche: 1. close, near, nearby, next proches: 1. relations, relatives proclamer: 1. issue, proclaim procurer: 1. get, procure | 2. activate, cause, give rise to | 3. cause, cause to take place | 4. act as agent procureur: 1. public prosecutor procder: 1. act, proceed procd: 1. behavior, behaviour, conduct, deportment | 2. procedure, process procs-verbal: 1. fine | 2. minutes, protocol procs: 1. action, lawsuit prodigieux: 1. extraordinary, formidable prodiguer: 1. waste production: 1. production produire: 1. afford, bear, produce produit: 1. thing | 2. income | 3. agent, means, tool | 4. commodity, merchandise, wares produit agricole: 1. agricultural product professeur: 1. professor profession: 1. profession profit: 1. gain, profit profiter: 1. profit profond: 1. deep, profound profondeur: 1. depth prognostic: 1. forecast, prognosis progresser: 1. advance, progress progrs: 1. advance, advancement, progress proie: 1. prey | 2. prey projectile: 1. bullet projet: 1. design, diagram, plan, plane | 2. plan, project, scheme projeter: 1. plan | 2. make a project of, plan | 3. throw projeter une image: 1. project projeter un liquide: 1. squirt prologue: 1. prologue prolonger: 1. lengthen proltaire: 1. proletarian promenade: 1. stroll, walk | 2. promenade promeneur: 1. stroller promesse: 1. affirmation, promise promettre: 1. promise promoteur: 1. promotor promotion: 1. promotion promouvoir: 1. advance, promote prompt: 1. fast, quick, rapid, speedy, swift prononcer: 1. pronounce prononciation: 1. pronunciation propagande: 1. propaganda, publicity propager: 1. advertise, publicize prophte: 1. prophet propice: 1. advantageous, favourable | 2. of use, suitable proportion: 1. proportion, rate propos: 1. intention, meaning, plan proposition: 1. nomination, recommendation | 2. presentation | 3. presentation propre: 1. own, personal | 2. pure proprement: 1. decently, properly | 2. appropriately | 3. in the final analysis | 4. just, exactly, okay, right propret: 1. cleanliness, purity proprit: 1. estate, farm, property, ranch | 2. property, quality | 3. ownership proprit foncire: 1. estate, farm, property, ranch prospectus: 1. prospectus prosprer: 1. be succesful, prosper prosprit: 1. prosperity, success prostituer: 1. prostitute prostitution: 1. prostitution prostitue: 1. prostitute | 2. hooker, prostitute, whore protecteur: 1. patron | 2. patron | 3. protectionist | 4. patron protection: 1. protection | 2. protection protestant: 1. Protestant | 2. Protestant protestation: 1. protest protester: 1. protest protocole: 1. minutes, protocol proton: 1. proton prototype: 1. prototype protger: 1. guard, keep, look after, watch over | 2. protect protine: 1. protein prouver: 1. prove provenir: 1. accrue, come, derive, originate, result proverbe: 1. adage, proverb province: 1. province provision: 1. supply provisoire: 1. provisional, temporary provoquer: 1. defy, incite, provoke prudence: 1. discretion, generalship, prudence prudent: 1. prudent, reasonable, sensible | 2. careful, cautious prune: 1. plum prussien: 1. Prussian pr: 1. meadow prcaution: 1. thoughtfulness | 2. discretion, generalship, prudence prcieux: 1. pricey prcipitation: 1. acceleration prcipiter: 1. cast off, fling off, throw off prcis: 1. accurate, precise prcisment: 1. exactly, sharp | 2. exactly, sharp prcoce: 1. early prcdent: 1. former, last, previous, prior | 2. antecedent prcder: 1. precede | 2. precede prdire: 1. forecast, foretell, prophesy | 2. forecast, foretell, prophesy | 3. forecast prface: 1. foreword prfixe: 1. prefix prfrer: 1. prefer prjudice: 1. damage | 2. damage | 3. loss | 4. harm prjug: 1. prejudice prlever: 1. deduct, take away prmatur: 1. unripe prnom: 1. first name | 2. first name | 3. Christian name proccuper: 1. agitate, alarm prparatif: 1. thoughtfulness | 2. preparation prparation: 1. preparation prparer: 1. prepare prposition: 1. preposition prsence: 1. presence prsent: 1. present prsentation: 1. accession | 2. entry prsenter: 1. offer, present with | 2. present | 3. tender | 4. present | 5. present prservatif: 1. condom, rubber | 2. preservative prserver: 1. guard, preserve, protect, save prsident: 1. chairman, president prsider: 1. preside prtendre : 1. pose | 2. claim, presume prtexte: 1. pretext prtexter: 1. give as an excuse, pretend prvenir: 1. prevent prvisible: 1. foreseeable, measurable prvoir: 1. foresee | 2. conjecture, surmise | 3. forecast prs: 1. nearby | 2. close, near, nearby prs de: 1. at, beside, by, near, nearby, near to, next to prcher: 1. preach prt: 1. finished, ready, through prter: 1. borrow, lend, loan prter attention : 1. pay attention to, take account of, take into account | 2. pay attention to prter serment: 1. swear prtre: 1. clergyman, pastor, priest | 2. priest psaume: 1. psalm pseudonyme: 1. pseudonym psychiatre: 1. psychiatrist psychiatrie: 1. psychiatry psychique: 1. psychic psychisme: 1. psyche psychologie: 1. psychology psychologue: 1. psychologist public: 1. public publicit: 1. publicity | 2. ad, advert, advertisement publier: 1. advertise, announce, give notice | 2. publish, reveal puce: 1. flea puis: 1. afterwards, next, subsequently puiser: 1. draw puisque: 1. because, for the reason that | 2. because, for the reason that | 3. as, because, for, since puissance: 1. force, strength | 2. power | 3. realm, state puissant: 1. strong | 2. powerful puits: 1. well puits de mine: 1. shaft pull-over: 1. pullover sweater puma: 1. cougar, mountain lion, puma punaise: 1. bug, bedbug punir: 1. punish punition: 1. punishment pupitre: 1. desk, lectern, school desk pur: 1. mere, solitary, sole | 2. pure | 3. clean | 4. simple, straightforward purifier: 1. clean, cleanse, make clean, purge purin: 1. liquid manure, muck-water, stale pure: 1. gruel, mess, mush pus: 1. pus putain: 1. hooker, whore | 2. hooker, prostitute, whore puzzle: 1. enigma, puzzle, riddle pygme: 1. pigmy pyjama: 1. pyjamas pyramide: 1. pyramid pcher: 1. sin, transgress pch: 1. sin, transgression pdale: 1. pedal pdale d'acclration: 1. accelerator, accelerator pedal plargonium: 1. geranium plican: 1. pelican pnible: 1. painful | 2. dismal, miserable pniblement: 1. hardly, not easily, with difficulty | 2. with effort pniche: 1. barge, Rhine barge pninsule: 1. peninsula pnis: 1. penis pntrer: 1. penetrate ppier: 1. chirp, peep, twitter ppin: 1. grain, granule, pip prilleux: 1. dangerous | 2. adventurous, hazardous, risky priode: 1. period prir: 1. perish prgriner: 1. go on pilgrimage ptale: 1. petal pter: 1. fart ptrir: 1. knead ptrole: 1. paraffin-oil, petroleum pre: 1. father | 2. father pre adoptif: 1. foster-father pre et mre: 1. parents ple: 1. pale, sallow plir: 1. fade pquerette: 1. daisy pte: 1. dough, paste ptisserie: 1. confectioner's, confectioner's shop ptre: 1. shepherd pturage: 1. meadow pture: 1. food, nourishment | 2. meadow pt: 1. pate, pie pche: 1. peach pcher: 1. fish pcheur: 1. fisherman pcheur la ligne: 1. angler ple: 1. pole quai: 1. platform, quay, wharf qualifier: 1. qualify qualifi: 1. able, accomplished, competent | 2. able qualit: 1. property, quality quand: 1. when | 2. when quantit: 1. quantity quant : 1. about, concerning | 2. as to, as regards, concerning quant moi: 1. as far as I am concerned quarante: 1. forty quart: 1. fourth quartier: 1. district, neighbourhood, quarter quartz: 1. rock-crystal quatorze: 1. fourteen quatorzime: 1. fourteenth quatre-vingt-dix: 1. ninety quatre-vingts: 1. eighty quatre: 1. four quatrime: 1. fourth que: 1. that | 2. that, who | 3. that, who | 4. than quel: 1. who | 2. which quelconque: 1. some kind of quelle: 1. who quelles: 1. who | 2. which | 3. which quelle heure: 1. what time quelle heure est-il?: 1. what time is it? quelquefois: 1. several times, sometimes quelques: 1. a few, any, some quelques uns: 1. a few, some quelque chose: 1. anything, something quelque part: 1. anywhere, somewhere quelqu'un: 1. a, any, anybody, some, somebody, one, someone, some one quels: 1. who | 2. which querelle: 1. quarrel question: 1. question queue: 1. stalk, stem | 2. tail qui: 1. who | 2. that, who | 3. who | 4. that, who quiet: 1. calm, quiet quinze: 1. fifteen quittance: 1. receipt quitter: 1. abandon, forsake, desert, leave, quit qui a raison: 1. right, true qui reste: 1. additional, remaining, rest of quoi: 1. what quoique: 1. though, although quotidien: 1. daily | 2. daily paper, journal, newspaper quotidiennement: 1. daily qu': 1. that, who | 2. that, who qu'est-ce qui: 1. who rabais: 1. abatement, discount, rebate rabbin: 1. rabbi rabot: 1. plane raccommoder: 1. block, clog, plug up, stop up raccourcir: 1. abbreviate, abridge, shorten race: 1. breed, race racine: 1. root raconter: 1. narrate, relate, tell radeau: 1. raft radiateur: 1. radiator radical: 1. drastic | 2. fundamental | 3. radical | 4. thoroughgoing radio: 1. radio, wireless radis: 1. radish radium: 1. radium radon: 1. radon raffiner: 1. refine rafrachir: 1. refresh rage: 1. rabies ragot: 1. ragout, stew raide: 1. abrupt, steep | 2. rigid, stiff raidir: 1. strech, wind up raie: 1. skate, stingray | 2. streak, stroke | 3. ray, strip, stripe raifort: 1. horse-radish, horseradish rail: 1. rail railler: 1. look for, seek rainure: 1. slot | 2. slot raisin: 1. grape raison: 1. reason, logical reasoning raisonable: 1. moderate, reasonable raisonnable: 1. appropriate, becoming, seemly, suitable | 2. prudent, reasonable, sensible | 3. sagacious, sage, wise ralentir: 1. moderate ramasser: 1. accumulate, amass, heap, pile up, stack | 2. collect, gather, pick up rame: 1. oar | 2. train rameau: 1. twig ramer: 1. row rammasser: 1. pick, pluck rampe: 1. balustrade, banisters, parapet, railing ramper: 1. crawl, creep rancune: 1. grudge, rancour, resentment | 2. grudge, rancour, resentment rand: 1. rand randonne: 1. excursion, outing, sightseeing trip rang: 1. grade, rank, rate | 2. file, line, rank, row, turn ranger: 1. arrange, put in order, tidy range: 1. file, line, rank, row, turn rapide: 1. fast, quick, rapid, speedy, swift rapidement: 1. fast, quickly, swiftly | 2. shallowly rapides Deschnes: 1. Deschnes Rapids rapides Norman: 1. Norman Rapids rapides Remic: 1. Remic Rapids rapidit: 1. speed | 2. speed rapicer: 1. mend, patch, patch up rappeler: 1. evoke rapper: 1. rap rapport: 1. relevance | 2. account, record, report rapporter: 1. give an account, report rapporter des propos: 1. cite, quote rapprocher: 1. bring close together | 2. bring near to rapsodie: 1. rapsody rare: 1. rare | 2. rare, precious rarement: 1. seldom raser: 1. shave rassasi: 1. full, replete, satisfied rassembler: 1. accumulate, amass, heap, pile up, stack | 2. collect, gather, pick up | 3. take along rassis: 1. stale rassurer: 1. appease, calm, quiet, soothe, still rat: 1. rat rater: 1. miss ration: 1. share rationnel: 1. rational raton laveur: 1. raccoon, racoon, washing-bear rattraper: 1. earn back, regain, win back rat musqu: 1. musk-rat, musquash rauque: 1. hoarse ravage: 1. destruction ravager: 1. destroy, quash | 2. ruin ravin: 1. ravine ravir: 1. plunder, rob | 2. delight | 3. charm ravissant: 1. delightful, lovely | 2. charming, lovely ravisseur: 1. robber ravitaillement: 1. catering | 2. arrival, arrivals, supply rayer: 1. cross out, strike out rayon: 1. shelf | 2. beam, ray | 3. radius rayonner: 1. radiate rayon de rangement: 1. shelf rayon de soleil: 1. sunbeam rayure: 1. streak, stroke | 2. ray, strip, stripe rebelle: 1. disobedient, insubordinate | 2. insubordinate, rebellious rebondir: 1. rebound recensement: 1. inventory receptionniste: 1. receptionist recette: 1. income | 2. procedure, process | 3. prescription, recipe | 4. reception room recevabilit: 1. susceptibility recevoir: 1. accept, receive, take, take in | 2. get, have, receive recevoir des visiteurs: 1. entertain, receive recevoir officiellement: 1. do the honours recevoir solennellement: 1. welcome recherche: 1. exploration, investigation, research | 2. exploration, investigation, research | 3. quest, search rechercher: 1. examine, explore, investigate, research recommandable: 1. recommendable recommandation: 1. admonition, exhortation | 2. warning | 3. recommendation recommander: 1. commend, recommend recommand: 1. registered | 2. registered recommencer: 1. resume reconduire: 1. continue, go on, proceed with | 2. renew reconnaissance: 1. acknowledgement | 2. gratitude | 3. exploration, investigation, research | 4. patrol | 5. acknowledgement | 6. scout, boyscout, boy scout reconnaissant: 1. thankful reconnatre: 1. acknowledge, recognize | 2. distinguish | 3. examine, explore, investigate, research record: 1. record recourir : 1. apply to recours: 1. appeal | 2. use recouvrer: 1. recover | 2. recover recouvrir: 1. cover | 2. cover, overlay recruter: 1. recruit | 2. recruit rectangle: 1. right-angle, square rectifier: 1. correct | 2. kill, liquidate, slay | 3. murder | 4. adjust recueiller: 1. accept, receive, take, take in recueillir: 1. collect, gather, pick up | 2. harvest reculer: 1. cede, give in, give up, give way, relinquish, yield | 2. adjourn, delay, postpone | 3. walk back, walk backwards redire: 1. repeat redoubler: 1. double | 2. augment, grow, increase redoutable: 1. dangerous redouter: 1. be afraid of, fear | 2. alarm, frighten redresser: 1. correct redresser un jugement: 1. adjust, put right refaire: 1. fix, repair reflet: 1. reflection reflter: 1. reflect reformer: 1. reform refuge: 1. asylum | 2. place of refuge, shelter | 3. refuge refuser: 1. refuse, reject regagner: 1. recover | 2. earn back, regain, win back regard: 1. look regarder: 1. concern regarder bouche be: 1. gape at | 2. gape at regarder un spectacle: 1. watch regret: 1. regret regretter: 1. be sorry about, regret | 2. begrudge, regret | 3. feel sorry for, regret, repent, repent of | 4. mourn rein: 1. kidney reine: 1. queen reins: 1. loin rejeter: 1. throw away | 2. reject | 3. refute | 4. repulse | 5. refuse, reject | 6. throw up, vomit rejeter de la nourriture: 1. throw up, vomit rejeter par intolrance: 1. drive out rejoindre: 1. be similar, resemble relatif: 1. relative relatif la maison: 1. domestic relation: 1. relation, understanding | 2. acquaintance | 3. account, narrative, story, tale | 4. account, record, report | 5. relation relativement: 1. fairly, rather, relatively relier: 1. bind | 2. connect, join | 3. bind, connect, join, tie, tie up religieux: 1. religious religion: 1. religion reliquat: 1. balance relire: 1. read again, read over again, re-read rellier: 1. connect, join relcher: 1. anchor | 2. release remarquable: 1. noteworthy, remarkable remarque: 1. remark | 2. notice, observation rembourrer: 1. pad, upholster, stuff rembourser: 1. repay remerciement: 1. gratitude, thanks remercier: 1. thank remise: 1. abatement, discount, rebate | 2. delivery remonter: 1. strech, wind up remorque: 1. trailer remplacer: 1. take the place of | 2. replace, substitute remplir: 1. complete | 2. fill, fill in, fill up | 3. accomplish, achieve, keep, observe, perform remporter: 1. accomplish, achieve, attain, get, reach | 2. earn, gain, win remuer: 1. move, stir | 2. affect, agitate, move | 3. actuate, move | 4. move, transfer remdier: 1. repair | 2. fix, repair remde: 1. drug, medicine, pharmaceutical | 2. means, remedy, resources renard: 1. fox renarde: 1. vixen rencontre: 1. appointment, date, rendezvous | 2. encounter rencontrer: 1. bore, broach, sink, strike, tap | 2. come across, encounter, meet, see rendez-vous: 1. appointment, date, rendezvous rendre: 1. cause, get, make | 2. throw up, vomit rendre confus: 1. befog, cloud, dim | 2. disquiet, interfere with, perturb rendre plus beau: 1. embellish rendre trouble: 1. befog, cloud, dim | 2. disquiet, interfere with, perturb renfermer: 1. comprise, contain, include rennome: 1. fame, hearsay, renown, repute, rumor, rumour renomme: 1. fame, renown | 2. fame, glory, renown renoncer: 1. abandon, give up, resign, renounce renouveler: 1. renew renseignement: 1. account, information | 2. advice, announcement, communication, message, notice, report renseigner: 1. acquaint, inform, report rente: 1. income, return rentre: 1. return renverser: 1. overthrow, turn, turn over, upset renvoyer: 1. discharge, dismiss, fire, sack | 2. chase away, drive away, expel | 3. discharge, dismiss, fire, sack | 4. adjourn, delay, postpone | 5. reflect repas: 1. meal repasser]: 1. iron, iron clothes reporter: 1. transport repos: 1. calmness, quietness | 2. calm, quiet, silence | 3. break, intermission, pause, recess | 4. repose, rest | 5. calmness, composure repoussant: 1. nasty repousser: 1. chase away, drive away, expel | 2. condemn, disapprove, disapprove of, rebuke | 3. refuse, reject reprendre: 1. censure, criticize | 2. repay | 3. blame, rebuke, reproach, reprove, scold reprise: 1. round reproche: 1. reproach reprocher: 1. blame, rebuke, reproach, reprove, scold reprsentant: 1. delegate | 2. broker | 3. agent, representative reprsentatif: 1. typical reprsentation: 1. presentation reprsenter: 1. express | 2. play | 3. describe | 4. act for, represent requin: 1. shark requrir: 1. need, require requte: 1. attempt, effort respect: 1. respect respecter: 1. act on, act upon, follow, observe | 2. respect respectif: 1. respective respiration: 1. respiration | 2. breath respirer: 1. breathe respondre: 1. answer, reply, respond responsable: 1. accountable, responsible ressembler: 1. be similar, resemble ressentir: 1. feel, sense ressort: 1. spring ressource: 1. means, remedy, resources restaurant: 1. restaurant restaurer: 1. fix, repair reste: 1. remainder | 2. remainder, rest | 3. remainder, rest rester: 1. remain, stay, stay over rester en arrire: 1. be kept in, be detained, remain, stay on retarder: 1. adjourn, delay, postpone retenir: 1. bridle, check, restrain | 2. conserve, keep, maintain, preserve | 3. recall, recollect, remember | 4. book, order, reserve | 5. moderate | 6. book | 7. thunder retirer: 1. abjure | 2. draw back, withdraw retomber: 1. droop, hang | 2. lapse retour: 1. return retourner: 1. turn | 2. blend, mingle, mix, shuffle | 3. turn, turn around, turn round retraite: 1. pension, retirement retrait: 1. retired person retrancher: 1. count down | 2. deduct, take away | 3. cut off | 4. abstract, take away | 5. subtract revanche: 1. revenge, vengeance revenir: 1. come back, return revenir toujours sur la mme chapitre: 1. always harp on the same string, always harp on one string revenir : 1. cost revenu: 1. income, return revoir: 1. see again | 2. revise revolver: 1. revolver revue: 1. magazine, periodical, revue revtir: 1. plaster | 2. put on | 3. cover, overlay | 4. clothe, dress rez-de-chausse: 1. ground-floor reu: 1. receipt | 2. acknowledgement, receipt re retirer: 1. quit, resign rhinocros: 1. rhino, rhinoceros rhododendron: 1. Alpenrose, rhododendron rhum: 1. rum rhumatisme: 1. rheumatism rhume: 1. catarrh | 2. cold rhnan: 1. Rhineland ricaner: 1. sneer riche: 1. affluent, rich, wealthy, well-off richesse: 1. luxury | 2. abundance, affluence, wealth ride: 1. furrow, wrinkle rideau: 1. curtain rider: 1. furrow, wrinkle ridicule: 1. ridiculous rien: 1. nothing | 2. not an ace rigide: 1. rigid, stiff rigoureux: 1. rigourous, stringent rimarquer: 1. notice rime: 1. rhyme rincer: 1. gargle, rinse rire: 1. laugh | 2. laugh risque: 1. hazard, risk risquer: 1. hazard, risk, venture risque d'accident: 1. accident risk rite: 1. rite rival: 1. rival rivaliser: 1. compete, rival rivet: 1. rivet rivire: 1. river rivire Again: 1. Again River rivire Atabasca: 1. Athabasca rivire Bujeault: 1. Bujeault River rivire Harricana: 1. Harricanaw River rivire Joir: 1. Joir River rivire Kachekaosipou: 1. Kachekaosipou River rivire Kedgwick: 1. North Branch Kedgwick River rivire Madawaska: 1. Madawaska River rivire Magusi: 1. Magusi River rivire Mercereau: 1. Mercereau River rivire Napetipi: 1. Napetipi River rivire Natashquan: 1. Natashquan River rivire Natashquan Est: 1. East Natasquan River rivire Patapdia: 1. Patapedia River rivire Piscapecassy: 1. Piscapecassy River rivire Rigaud: 1. Rigaud River rivire Rigaud Est: 1. East Rigaud River rivire Rimouski: 1. Rimouski River rivire Ristigouche: 1. Restigouche River rivire Saguenay: 1. Saguenay River rivire Saint-Augustin: 1. Saint Augustin River rivire Saint-Franois: 1. Saint Francis River rivire Saint-Jean: 1. Saint John River rivire Saint-Paul: 1. Saint Paul River rivire Saskachewan Nord: 1. North Saskatchewan, North Saskatchewan River rivire Saskachewan Sud: 1. South Saskatchewan, South Saskatchewan River rivire Turcotte: 1. Turcotte River rivire Verte: 1. Green River rivire des Outaouais: 1. Ottawa River rivire de la Paix: 1. Peace River rivire du Dtour: 1. Detour River rivire du Petit Mcatina: 1. Little Mecatina River rivire la Pluie: 1. Rainy River riz: 1. rice robe: 1. dress, gown, robe robinet: 1. faucet, tap robot: 1. robot robuste: 1. firm, robust, sturdy roc: 1. rock rocher: 1. rock | 2. boulder roder: 1. wear down, wear off, wear out roi: 1. king roman: 1. novel romantique: 1. romantic rompre: 1. break rond-point: 1. plaza, square, public square rond: 1. circle ronde: 1. round | 2. circle ronfler: 1. snore ronger: 1. gnaw, nibble ronronner: 1. buzz, hum rose: 1. pink | 2. rose roseau: 1. cane, reed rosse: 1. cat rosser: 1. thresh rossignol: 1. nightingale rose: 1. dew roter: 1. belch, burp roue: 1. wheel rouge: 1. red | 2. red rougir: 1. blush rouille: 1. rust rouleau: 1. roll rouler: 1. roll | 2. bilk, cheat, take in roulure: 1. slut, trollop roumain: 1. Romanian, Rumanian rouspter: 1. oppose route: 1. track | 2. road, route, way | 3. highway route arienne: 1. airway routine: 1. routine royal: 1. regal, royal royaume: 1. kingdom ruban: 1. ribbon rubidium: 1. rubidium rubrique: 1. column, header ruche: 1. beehive rucher: 1. apiary rude: 1. coarse, crude, harsh rue: 1. street ruelle: 1. alley, lane ruine: 1. ruin ruiner: 1. ruin ruisseau: 1. stream ruisseau Armstrong: 1. Armstrong Creek ruisseau Benedict: 1. Benedict Brook ruisseau Burwash: 1. Burwash Creek ruisseau Cedar: 1. Cedar Brook ruisseau Chanion: 1. Chanion Brook ruisseau Chisholm: 1. Chisholm Brook ruisseau Julian: 1. Julian Creek ruisseau McDiarmid: 1. McDiarmid Creek ruisseau Pollard: 1. Pollard Brook ruisseau Pontiac: 1. Pontiac Creek ruisseau Pontleroy: 1. Pontleroy Creek ruisseau Prices: 1. Prices Brook ruisseau Quigley: 1. Quigley Brook ruisseau Saugeen: 1. Saugeen Creek ruisseau Sisson: 1. Sisson Brook ruisseau States Nord: 1. North Branch States Brook ruisseau Sunday: 1. Sunday Creek ruisseau Sunrise: 1. Sunrise Creek ruisseau Teed: 1. Teed Brook ruisselet: 1. brooklet, rill, rivulet ruminer: 1. chew the cud rupture: 1. interruption rural: 1. rural russe: 1. Russian | 2. Russian, Russian language rustique: 1. rural | 2. crude, raw, rough | 3. coarse, crude, harsh rus: 1. clever, cunning, sly, smart rythme: 1. rhythm rythmique: 1. rhythmic rythm: 1. rhythmic raction: 1. reaction raliser: 1. accomplish, achieve, act out | 2. accomplish, achieve, keep, observe, perform | 3. produce ralit: 1. reality | 2. actuality rcemment: 1. recently rception: 1. acceptance, admission | 2. reception room, reception-room rcif: 1. reef rciproque: 1. mutual, reciprocal rcit: 1. account, narrative, story, tale rciter: 1. recite rclame: 1. ad, advert, advertisement rclamer: 1. need, require rcolte: 1. harvest rcolter: 1. harvest rcompense: 1. premium, prize rcompenser: 1. compensate, reward rconforter: 1. encourage rcration: 1. amusement, fun | 2. distraction, diversion rcuprer: 1. recover rcurer: 1. rub rdaction: 1. editorial office rdiger: 1. edit rduction: 1. abatement, curtailment, retrenchment | 2. abatement, discount, rebate rduction de texte: 1. abridgement, abstract, resum, summery rduire: 1. reduce rduire en miettes: 1. crush, shatter, smash rel: 1. actual, practical, real | 2. true rellement: 1. genuinely, indeed, really, truly rfectoire: 1. dining-room rflexion: 1. notice, observation rflchir: 1. think, think about, reflect on | 2. reflect | 3. reflect rformer: 1. release | 2. improve | 3. repair | 4. reform rfrigrateur: 1. refrigerator rfugi: 1. refugee rfuter: 1. refute rgaler: 1. entertain, treat rgime: 1. rgime rgiment: 1. regiment rgion: 1. region rglage: 1. agreement rglement: 1. acquittal, payment, full payment | 2. regulations, rules | 3. regulations, rules rgler: 1. conduct, direct, guide, head, lead | 2. arrange, put in order, tidy | 3. regulate rgner: 1. control, govern, restrain, rule rgulier: 1. even, regular rgulirement: 1. regularly rjouir: 1. make glad rpandre: 1. distribution | 2. scatter | 3. draw out, drive out, express, utter, give utterance to, pull out | 4. release rparer: 1. fix, repair rpartir: 1. distribute rpercussion: 1. echo rpersussion: 1. consequence, consistency rpondre: 1. reduce the price rponse: 1. answer, reply rponse d'un problme: 1. solution rprimander: 1. blame, rebuke, reproach, reprove, scold rprimer: 1. brake | 2. bridle, check, restrain | 3. detain, hold back, retain | 4. suppress rpublique: 1. republic rpulsion: 1. abhorrence, abomination, horror rputation: 1. fame, renown | 2. fame, hearsay, renown, repute, rumor, rumour | 3. fame, glory, renown | 4. fame, renown | 5. reputation rpter: 1. repeat rseau: 1. net, network rserve: 1. box-room, storage room | 2. pantry | 3. supply rserver: 1. reserve rserver pour: 1. destine for rsigner: 1. abandon, give up, resign, renounce rsine: 1. resin rsistance: 1. resistance rsistance l'air: 1. air-resistance rsister: 1. resist, withstand rsolution: 1. decision | 2. motion, resolution rsonner: 1. echo, resound | 2. sound rsoudre: 1. dissolve | 2. transform rsultat: 1. conclusion, effect, result | 2. result rsulter: 1. result rsumer: 1. abstract, summarize rtorquer: 1. reduce the price runion: 1. assemblage, gathering, meeting runir: 1. connect, join | 2. assemble, congregate, gather, meet russir: 1. succeed rveil-matin: 1. alarm, alarmclock rveil: 1. alarm, alarmclock rveiller: 1. arouse, wake, awaken, wake up rviser: 1. revise rvolte: 1. mutiny, rebellion, revolt rvolution: 1. revolution rvler: 1. develop, reveal rgle: 1. regulation, rule rgne: 1. control, reign, rule | 2. realm, state | 3. kingship, royalty rler: 1. growl, grumble rper: 1. grate, rasp rteau: 1. rake rteler: 1. rake rve: 1. dream, daydream | 2. dream rver: 1. dream rver veill: 1. dream, daydream, fancy rder: 1. roam, wander rle: 1. part, role, rle rtir: 1. roast, toast s.v.p.: 1. please sa: 1. his | 2. its | 3. her sable: 1. sand sabot: 1. hoof sacoche: 1. purse, wallet sacr: 1. holy, sacred sac tyrolien: 1. backpack, knapsack sagace: 1. acute, astute, shrewd sage-femme: 1. midwife, obstetrician | 2. midwife sage: 1. prudent, reasonable, sensible | 2. sagacious, sage, wise sagement: 1. with wisdom, wisely sagesse: 1. wisdom saillant: 1. noteworthy, remarkable sain: 1. healthy, well saint: 1. holy, sacred saisir: 1. scald | 2. clutch, grab, grasp, grip, seize | 3. capture, catch, grapple | 4. confiscate | 5. find, notice, perceive | 6. catch, hit, run across, strike saison: 1. autumn | 2. season salade: 1. salad salaire: 1. salary, wage, wages salami: 1. salami sale: 1. dirty, filthy, nasty, soiled, unclean saler: 1. pickle | 2. salt salir: 1. slander | 2. soil, spot, stain | 3. soil salive: 1. saliva salle: 1. chamber, room salle de bains: 1. bathroom salle manger: 1. dining-room salon: 1. lounge, parlour, salon, sitting-room salon de rception: 1. reception room, reception-room saluer: 1. greet, salute salut: 1. greeting | 2. salvage, salvation, recovery salutation: 1. greeting samedi: 1. Saturday sanction: 1. sanction sandale: 1. sandal sandwich: 1. sandwich sang: 1. blood sanglier: 1. wild boar sanglot: 1. hiccup sangsue: 1. leech sans: 1. without sans doute: 1. no doubt, undoubtedly sans dtour: 1. directly, straigh ahead sans faute: 1. absolutely, definitely, without fail sant: 1. health saper: 1. subvert, undermine sapin: 1. fir sarcler: 1. weed, weed out sardine: 1. sardine satellite: 1. satellite satisfaire: 1. meet with, satisfy satisfaisant: 1. acceptable | 2. satisfactory satisfait: 1. contented, pleased, satisfied saturer: 1. saturate sauce: 1. gravy, sauce saucisse: 1. sausage sauf: 1. apart from, besides, except, except for sauge: 1. sage saule: 1. willow saumon: 1. salmon saut: 1. jump, leap sauter: 1. jump, leap, spring sauterelle: 1. grasshopper, locust | 2. grasshopper sauter l'abordage: 1. hitch on, hook on | 2. hitch on, hook on sautiller: 1. hop sauvage: 1. savage, wild sauver: 1. keep, save, rescue savant: 1. scholar | 2. scholar savoir: 1. know, know how savon: 1. soap savourer: 1. relish savoureux: 1. nice, tasty | 2. delicious saxophone: 1. saxophone scandale: 1. commotion, scandal scandinave: 1. Scandinavian scaphandre autonome: 1. scuba scarabe: 1. beetle | 2. beetle sceau: 1. seal sceller: 1. seal sceptique: 1. skeptical schah: 1. shah schma: 1. model, pattern, scheme scie: 1. saw science: 1. science scier: 1. saw scintiller: 1. flicker | 2. flare, flare up score: 1. point scorpion: 1. scorpion scnario: 1. script scne: 1. scene se: 1. mutually, reciprocally seau: 1. bucket, pail sec: 1. dry second: 1. second secondaire: 1. accessory, adventitious, secondary seconde: 1. second secouer: 1. agitate, shake, shock secourir: 1. abet, aid, assist, help | 2. accomodate, aid, assist, help secours: 1. first aid secret: 1. secret secrtaire: 1. secretary secte: 1. sect secteur: 1. sector section: 1. section sectionner: 1. dissect seigle: 1. rye seigneur: 1. nobleman seigneurie: 1. fief | 2. excellency, majesty sein: 1. bosom, breast, chest | 2. bosom seize: 1. sixteen sel: 1. salt selle: 1. saddle selon: 1. according to | 2. according as, according to, as, by semaine: 1. week semblable: 1. fellow-creature, neighbour | 2. like, alike, similar sembler: 1. appear, appear to be, seem semelle: 1. sole semence: 1. seed | 2. sperm semer: 1. sow sens: 1. meaning, sense | 2. sense sensible: 1. accessible, impressible, sensitive | 2. charitable, merciful sens: 1. sagacious, sage, wise sentence: 1. maxim, proverb | 2. adjudication, verdict sentier: 1. path | 2. path sentiment: 1. sentiment | 2. feel, feeling, sensation sentinelle: 1. sentry sentir: 1. smell | 2. give off an odour, reek, smell | 3. feel, grope | 4. feel, sense sept: 1. seven septembre: 1. September septique: 1. infected, septic serbe: 1. Serb serein: 1. serene, untroubled sergent: 1. sergeant serment: 1. oath sermon: 1. sermon sermonner: 1. admonish, scold | 2. blame, rebuke, reproach, reprove, scold | 3. reproach, rebuke, reprove, scold serpe: 1. sickle serpent: 1. serpent, snake serrer: 1. put away, stow | 2. lock up, shut up | 3. press, press firmly | 4. press, oppress, squeeze | 5. strech, wind up | 6. fasten, tighten, turn, turn on serrer plus fort: 1. press, press firmly serrure: 1. lock servage: 1. serfdom, servitude servante: 1. maid, servant serveur: 1. waiter serviable: 1. kind, obliging service: 1. favor, favour | 2. function, job, office, post | 3. section | 4. crockery set | 5. service serviette: 1. napkin | 2. towel serviette de table: 1. napkin servir: 1. serve serviteur: 1. boy, servant session: 1. session seuil: 1. sill, threshold seul: 1. alone, only, sole, solitary seulement: 1. exclusively, just, only sexe: 1. sex se bagarrer: 1. be at loggerheads, tussle se baigner: 1. bathe, have a bath se battre: 1. be at loggerheads, tussle se conduire: 1. behave, conduct oneself se conformer: 1. abide by se coucher: 1. go to bed | 2. lie down se disputer: 1. argue, dispute | 2. quarrel, wrangle se douter de: 1. conjecture, surmise se dresser: 1. stand se dbattre: 1. flounder, struggle, writhe se dlecter: 1. relish se dmener: 1. flounder, struggle, writhe | 2. aim, attempt, endeavour, take steps, undertake | 3. strive for se dplacer: 1. go | 2. move | 3. go, ride, travel se dpcher: 1. go fast, hurry, rush se dshabiller: 1. undress, strip se dvouer: 1. abnegate, deny oneself se faner: 1. fade, wither se fatiguer: 1. get tired se fier: 1. have faith, have faith in, trust se fier : 1. have faith, have faith in, trust | 2. confide, have confidence in, trust, entrust se lamenter: 1. lament, wail se lever: 1. wake, wake up se marier: 1. marry, be married, get married | 2. marry, be married, get married se masturber: 1. masturbate se mettre d'accord: 1. come to an agreement se mettre en tranvers: 1. oppose se mettre en travers: 1. block, blockade se mettre l'abri: 1. shelter se mettre l'abri de: 1. protect from, ward off se mfier: 1. distrust, suspect se perdre: 1. be lost, get lost se plaindre: 1. complain se porter: 1. fare se promener: 1. go for a walk, stroll se prcipiter: 1. race, run se quereller: 1. quarrel, wrangle se racornir: 1. shrink, shrivel up se rappeler: 1. recall, recollect, remember se ratatiner: 1. shrink, shrivel up se recommander: 1. recommend oneself se relcher: 1. relax se rendre compte: 1. descry, perceive se repentir: 1. repent se reposer: 1. repose, rest se retirer: 1. retire | 2. retreat se retrancher: 1. give as an excuse, pretend | 2. shelter se rfugier: 1. emigrate | 2. take refuge se rjouir: 1. enjoy oneself, have a good time se rserver: 1. abstain se rsigner: 1. acquiesce, resign oneself se rsoudre : 1. compose, conclude, dispatch, settle se rveiller: 1. wake, wake up se rvolter: 1. rebel, revolt se servir de: 1. employ, use, make use of se soucier de: 1. care, see, take care, worry | 2. care about, take care of se soulever: 1. ascend, get up, go up, lift, rise, arise se souvenir: 1. recall, recollect, remember se suicider: 1. commit suicide, kill oneself se surveiller: 1. control oneself se taire: 1. be quiet se terminer: 1. end, come to an end, end up, expire se tromper: 1. err, make a mistake se trouver: 1. be found, be located, find oneself shah: 1. shah shrif: 1. sheriff si: 1. accordingly, so, then, therefore | 2. certainly, indeed, rather, surely | 3. yes | 4. if, provided that | 5. as, so, that | 6. so | 7. , if, either, whether siamois: 1. Siamese | 2. Thai sibrien: 1. Siberian sicilien: 1. Sicilian sida: 1. AIDS siffler: 1. whistle | 2. hiss sifflet: 1. whistle signal: 1. mark, sign, signal, token signaler: 1. draw attention | 2. signal signature: 1. signature signe: 1. character, mark, sign, signal, token signer: 1. sign signification: 1. meaning, sense | 2. meaning signifier: 1. imply, mean, signify silencieux: 1. noiseless | 2. silent silex: 1. flint, gravel silhouette: 1. outline, silhouette sillon: 1. slot | 2. furrow, wrinkle simple: 1. simple, straightforward simulacre: 1. mockery | 2. mockery sincrit: 1. sincerity sincre: 1. above-board, sincere singaporien: 1. Singaporean singe: 1. ape, monkey singulier: 1. bizarre, odd, weird | 2. extraordinary, formidable | 3. curious, interesting, quaint | 4. odd, peculiar, strange sinistre: 1. accident | 2. damage | 3. menacing, threatening | 4. suspicious | 5. horrible sirop: 1. syrup sirne: 1. alarm situation: 1. circumstances, condition, situation situer: 1. identify | 2. locate, place | 3. cause, cause to take place sitt: 1. at once, immediately, just, right away, right now six: 1. six sicle: 1. centennial, century sige: 1. chair | 2. seat | 3. siege siger: 1. sit ski: 1. ski slave: 1. Slavic slavon: 1. Slavonian slip: 1. briefs slip de bain: 1. swimming trunks slovaque: 1. Slovak slovne: 1. Slovenian sobre: 1. abstemious, sober, staid, temperate social: 1. social | 2. social socialisme: 1. socialism socit: 1. society sodium: 1. sodium soie: 1. silk soif: 1. thirst soigner: 1. attend, nurse, tend to | 2. care for, cure, treat | 3. look after soin: 1. care, concern soir: 1. evening soire: 1. evening soit: 1. agreed, okay | 2. that is soit ... soit: 1. either ... or soixante-dix: 1. seventy soixante: 1. sixty soixantime: 1. sixtieth sol: 1. ground, soil soldat: 1. pawn, soldier solde: 1. balance sole: 1. sole soleil: 1. sun solennel: 1. ceremonious, solemn solidaire: 1. standing together solidarit: 1. solidarity solide: 1. firm, solid solliciter: 1. attract, draw | 2. attract | 3. beseech somalien: 1. Somali, Somalian sombre: 1. bleak, dismal, dreary, gaunt, miserable, sad, somber | 2. bleak, dark, dismal, dreary | 3. dark, dim | 4. dismal, dreary | 5. bleak, dismal, dreary, gaunt, melancholy | 6. desolate, dismal, dreary, gaunt, gloomy, mournful sommation: 1. admonition, exhortation | 2. exhortation, warning somme: 1. amount, sum sommeil: 1. sleep sommer: 1. admonish, scold | 2. command, order, tell sommet: 1. acme | 2. peak, point, tip, summit | 3. summit, surface, top son: 1. his | 2. sound | 3. its | 4. her songe: 1. dream songer: 1. meditate, think to oneself | 2. dream, daydream, fancy | 3. dream sonner: 1. sound | 2. peal, ring | 3. give a ring, ring, ring the bell | 4. give a ring, ring, ring the bell sonner la porte: 1. give a ring, ring, ring the bell sonnette: 1. bell, little bell | 2. bell | 3. bell sonore: 1. loud | 2. sonorous, sonourous sorcier: 1. enchanter, magician, sorcerer, warlock, wizard sorcire: 1. witch sort: 1. destiny, fate, fortune, luck | 2. kind, sort sorter: 1. exit, go out sortie: 1. exit, way out | 2. expenses sortilge: 1. sorcery sortir de: 1. spring, well up sot: 1. fool | 2. dull, stupid | 3. addled, foolish, stupid | 4. fool souci: 1. sadness | 2. marigold | 3. care, concern soucoupe: 1. saucer soudain: 1. abrupt, sudden soudainement: 1. all of a sudden, suddenly soudanais: 1. Sudanese souder: 1. solder souffle: 1. inspiration | 2. breath souffler: 1. blow souffler sur: 1. fan, blow souffrir: 1. abide, bear, endure, put up with, suffer soufre: 1. brimstone, sulphur souhait: 1. ambition, aspiration | 2. desire, want, wish souhaiter: 1. desire, wish | 2. hope souiller: 1. soil, spot, stain | 2. soil soulager: 1. facilitate soulever: 1. lever, lift, raise soulier: 1. shoe souligner: 1. accent, accentuate, stress | 2. accent, accentuate, emphasize soumettre: 1. subdue, subjugate, submit soupe: 1. soup souper: 1. evening meal, supper soupirant: 1. adorer, worshipper soupirer: 1. ache, long for, yearn souple: 1. elastic | 2. flexible souplesse: 1. manageability, tractability souponner: 1. suspect source: 1. fountain, source, spring sourcil: 1. brow, eyebrow sourd-muet: 1. deaf and dumb sourd: 1. deaf sourire: 1. smile | 2. smile souris: 1. mouse sous-entendu: 1. overtone sous: 1. below, beneath, under, underneath soustraction: 1. subtraction soustraire: 1. subtract soutenir: 1. abide, endure souterrain: 1. underground soutien-gorge: 1. bra souvenir: 1. keepsake, memento, souvenir | 2. keepsake, memento, souvenir | 3. recollection souvent: 1. frequently, often, regularly souverain: 1. of paramount importance, predominating | 2. sovereign | 3. sovereign soyeux: 1. silk, silk-, silken, of silk speaker: 1. announcer | 2. chairman, president spectacle: 1. appearance, aspect, look, sight, view | 2. exterior | 3. look | 4. show, spectacle spectacle de varit: 1. variety entertainment spectateur: 1. spectator sperme: 1. sperm sphre: 1. ball, sphere spirale: 1. spiral spirituel: 1. lively, witty splendeur: 1. pomp, splender splendide: 1. lovely spontan: 1. spontaneous sport: 1. sport spcial: 1. particular, special spcialement: 1. particularly, specially spcialit: 1. branch, compartment, department, pigeonhole, section, speciality spcimen: 1. sample, specimen squelette: 1. skeleton stable: 1. stable stade: 1. stadium, stage | 2. stadium stagner: 1. stagnate stand: 1. barn, shed, stand standard: 1. normal star: 1. celebrity, star | 2. celebrity, star station: 1. stage, station, stop stationner: 1. park statue: 1. statue stature: 1. stature statut: 1. by-laws, statute, regulations steppe: 1. moor, steppe stimuler: 1. rouse, stimulate, stir up stock: 1. stock store: 1. roller-blind store vnitien: 1. Venetian blind stratgie: 1. strategy strict: 1. tight strident: 1. shrill strontium: 1. strontium strophe: 1. verse structure: 1. structure stuc: 1. plaster studio: 1. atelier, studio, work-room, workshop | 2. studio stupeur: 1. alarm, consternation stupide: 1. idiotic | 2. addled, foolish, stupid stupidement: 1. stupidly stupfaction: 1. alarm, consternation | 2. alarm, consternation stupfait: 1. aghast, taken aback, upset stupfiant: 1. drug stupfier: 1. alarm, appal, dismay, puzzle style: 1. style stylo: 1. fountain-pen, fountain pen stylo bille: 1. ballpoint pen | 2. ballpoint, ball-point pen suave: 1. gentle, soft, sweet, tender | 2. gentle, mild subir: 1. go through, live to see | 2. abide, bear, endure, put up with, suffer subit: 1. abrupt, sudden subitement: 1. all of a sudden, suddenly subordonn: 1. dependent | 2. subordinate substance: 1. matter, stuff, substance substituer: 1. replace, substitute subtil: 1. subtle subvention: 1. subsidy suc: 1. juice, sap successeur: 1. offspring, successor succession: 1. order successivement: 1. in turn | 2. at a strech, for ... together, on end | 3. consecutively succulent: 1. nice, tasty succursale: 1. affiliate, affiliation, branch succs: 1. achievement, success sucer: 1. suck sucette: 1. comforter, baby's comforter, dummy, pacifier | 2. comforter, baby's comforter, dummy, pacifier sucre: 1. sugar sucr: 1. gentle, soft, sweet, tender sud-africain: 1. South African sud-amricain: 1. South American sud: 1. south suer: 1. sweat sueur: 1. perspiration, sweat suffire: 1. suffice suffisamment: 1. enough, quite, rather, sufficiently suffisant: 1. enough, sufficient suffixe: 1. extension, suffix suffoquer: 1. choke, quell, suffocate, suppress suggrer: 1. advance, suggest suie: 1. soot suisse: 1. Swiss suite: 1. suite, train | 2. continuation | 3. consequence, consistency | 4. result | 5. adherents, disciples, followers, following, party, supporters | 6. consequence | 7. order suivant: 1. hind, hindmost | 2. next | 3. following, next | 4. following, next suivre: 1. act on, act upon, follow, observe | 2. follow sujet: 1. subject | 2. theme, topic, subject sujet secondaire: 1. subsidiary subject summon: 1. summit, surface, top superbe: 1. delightful, lovely superficiel: 1. shallow, superficial | 2. superficial superstition: 1. superstition supplment: 1. adjunct supplmentaire: 1. additional | 2. another, one more supporter: 1. abide, endure supposer: 1. guess, presume, suppose, surmise suppos que: 1. supposing that supprimer: 1. exterminate, wipe out | 2. do away with, get rid of, remove | 3. cross out, strike out | 4. liquidate | 5. abjure, abolish, abrogate, annul, cancel, remit suprme: 1. superior suprieur: 1. superior | 2. upper sur: 1. above, on top, overhead, upstairs | 2. on, upon | 3. at, beside, with sureau: 1. elder surface: 1. surface surgir: 1. appear, emerge, perform | 2. get up, rise, stand, stand up surinamien: 1. Surinamese surmonter: 1. exceed, surpass | 2. go beyond | 3. defeat, win over surplombant: 1. superior surprendre: 1. surprise surprise: 1. surprise sursauter: 1. start | 2. get up, rise, stand, stand up sursis: 1. adjournment, delay surtout: 1. above all, especially | 2. above all, especially, chiefly, mainly, principally | 3. particularly, specially | 4. chiefly surveiller: 1. advert, pay attention, pay attention to, watch out for | 2. audit, check, check up on, supervise, verify | 3. control, govern, restrain, rule sur la recommandation de: 1. on the recommendation of suspecter: 1. suspect suspendre: 1. discharge, dismiss, fire, sack | 2. hang | 3. adjourn, delay, postpone | 4. postpone sussurer: 1. rustle, swish sudois: 1. Swedish symbole: 1. symbol sympa: 1. sympathetic sympathie: 1. sympathy sympathique: 1. sympathetic syndicat: 1. labour-union, trade-union, syndicate syndicat agricole: 1. farmers' union syrien: 1. Syrian systme: 1. system s'abaisser: 1. descend, go down | 2. abate, settle | 3. abate, decrease, diminish, drop, fall | 4. abase oneself | 5. descend, get off, go down s'abattre: 1. drop, fall | 2. abate, settle | 3. land s'abonner: 1. subscribe, subscribe to s'aboucher avec: 1. contact s'abouler: 1. come s'abriter: 1. hide, hide oneself | 2. shelter | 3. protect from, ward off s'absenter: 1. absent oneself s'abstenir: 1. abstain s'abstenir de: 1. abstain from | 2. avoid, evade s'abtardir: 1. degenerate s'abtir: 1. become dull s'abmer: 1. break down | 2. perish s'acclimater: 1. acclimate, acclimatize s'accorder: 1. accord, agree s'accoter: 1. lean s'accoupler: 1. associate, come together, join, pool | 2. have sexual intercourse, mate s'accoutumer: 1. accustom oneself, get used s'accotre: 1. accrue, increase s'accrotre: 1. accrue, grow s'acidifier: 1. acidify, sour, grow sour s'adapter: 1. accomodate oneself, adapt, adapt oneself s'adjoindre des aides: 1. recruit s'adosser: 1. lean s'adresser : 1. break down upon, make for | 2. apply to s'affilier: 1. accede, affiliate s'agenouiller: 1. kneel s'agglutiner: 1. stick s'aigrir: 1. acidify, sour, grow sour s'ajuster: 1. accomodate oneself, adapt, adapt oneself s'allumer: 1. burn, catch, flash on, strike, take fire s'amoindrir: 1. abate, decrease, diminish, drop, fall s'amuser: 1. frolic s'apercevoir: 1. descry, perceive s'apitoyer: 1. have compassion on, pity s'appeler: 1. be called s'approcher: 1. advance, come close, come closer, come on s'arrter: 1. halt, come to a halt, stop s'arrter : 1. call at s'attabler: 1. draw up to the table, sit down to table s'avancer: 1. approach, deal with, tackle s'efforcer: 1. strive for s'enfuir: 1. abscond s'engager: 1. make a contract s'enivrer: 1. drink, drink to excess s'ennuyer: 1. be bored, be tired of something s'entremettre: 1. match, match-make s'en aller: 1. absent onself, depart, go away, leave s'excuser: 1. ask forgiveness, excuse oneself s'habiller: 1. dress, get dressed s'harmoniser: 1. accord, agree s'humilier: 1. abase oneself, humble oneself s'il vous plat: 1. please s'incliner: 1. stoop s'indigner: 1. be indignant s'indigner de: 1. resent, take exception to, take offence at s'informer: 1. be advised, find out s'intresser: 1. be interested, take an interest s'obstiner: 1. be obstinate, be stubborn, persist s'occuper: 1. care, see, take care, worry s'occuper de: 1. care about, take care of s'battre: 1. frolic s'chapper: 1. escape, flee s'lancer: 1. race, run s'riger en: 1. pose s'tendre: 1. lie down s'tonner: 1. marvel, marvel at, wonder s'vanouir: 1. faint, swoon s'veiller: 1. wake, wake up soeur: 1. sister sance: 1. meeting | 2. presentation scher: 1. dry | 2. dry scurit: 1. safety, security sditieux: 1. inflammatory sisme: 1. earthquake sjour: 1. stay smitique: 1. Semitic sparer: 1. divide, separate | 2. disintegrate, divide, separate srie: 1. series, set srieux: 1. earnest, serious, staid svre: 1. severe, strict schement: 1. abruptly sve: 1. juice, sap sr: 1. certain, sure | 2. reliable, trustworthy | 3. safe, secure srement: 1. certainly | 2. absolutely, definitely, without fail ta: 1. your | 2. your tabac: 1. tobacco table: 1. table tableau: 1. index, table, tablet, tabulation tableau d'affichage: 1. bill-board, notice-board tablette: 1. shelf tablier: 1. apron tabouret: 1. stool tache: 1. blot, spot tact: 1. musical time, tact tactique: 1. tactic, tactics taille-haie: 1. hedge clippers, hedge shears taille: 1. bulk, dimension, extend, size | 2. dimension, measurement | 3. measure, measurement | 4. stature | 5. waist, waistline tailler: 1. cut off | 2. chop, cut, hack | 3. cut, polish | 4. cut, slice | 5. carve, chisel tailleur: 1. tailor talon: 1. heel talon d'Achille: 1. Achilles' heel tambour: 1. drum tamiser: 1. sift tampon: 1. buffer, bumper tandis que: 1. for, during, whereas, while, whilst tank: 1. tank tant: 1. so | 2. that much tante: 1. aunt tanzanien: 1. Tanzanian taon: 1. hornet | 2. gadfly, horse-fly taper: 1. pat, tap | 2. type tapis: 1. carpet tapisser: 1. paper | 2. cover, overlay tapisserie: 1. tapestry, wall covering taquiner: 1. tease tarder: 1. be late tarif postal: 1. postal rates tarte: 1. pie, tart tas: 1. accumulation, crowd, heap, mass, multitude, pile | 2. heap, pile, stack tasse: 1. cup tasser: 1. press, press firmly tatare: 1. Tatar taupe: 1. mole taureau: 1. bull taxe: 1. tax taxer: 1. appraise, estimate, rate taxe d'octroi: 1. excise, excise-duty taxi: 1. taxi talandais: 1. Thai tas: 1. Thai tchcoslovaque: 1. Czechoslovak, Czechoslovakian tchque: 1. Czech | 2. Czech, Czech language te: 1. thee, to thee, to you, to thee | 2. thee, to thee, to you, you | 3. thee, you | 4. thee, you technique: 1. technics, technique teindre: 1. dye, tint teint: 1. complexion teinte: 1. colour, dye | 2. hue, nuance, shade, tint tel: 1. such, such a, that kind of tellement: 1. so, such, thus | 2. so tempe: 1. temple temple: 1. temple temporaire: 1. temporary | 2. provisional, temporary temps: 1. time, while | 2. weather temprature: 1. temperature tempte: 1. storm tenace: 1. obstinate, stubborn tenailles: 1. pincers, pair of pincers tendance: 1. tendency tendon d'Achille: 1. Achilles' tendon tendre: 1. dainty, delicate, fine, refined | 2. affectionate, caressing, cuddlesome, cuddly | 3. soft | 4. strech, wind up tendresse: 1. tenderness tendre un pige: 1. set a trap, set a trap for tenir: 1. hang onto, hold tenir place de: 1. take the place of tension: 1. tension, voltage tentation: 1. temptation tente: 1. tent tenter: 1. entice, tempt tenue: 1. platform, stage | 2. control, reign, rule terme: 1. expression | 2. term terminer: 1. accomodate, end, finish, terminate | 2. stop terminus: 1. end-of-the-line terrain: 1. ground, grounds, terrain terrasse: 1. terrace terre: 1. ground, soil | 2. earth, land, soil terrer: 1. earth, earth up, hill, hill up | 2. earth, earth up, hill, hill up terrestre: 1. terrestrial | 2. earthen, earthly, terrestrial | 3. terrestrial terreur: 1. terror, reign of terror | 2. alarm, terror terrible: 1. abysmal, dreadful, gruesome, horrible, terrible territoire: 1. territory territoires du Nord-Ouest: 1. Northwest Territories territoire du Yukon: 1. Yukon Territory testament: 1. testament, will testicule: 1. testicle texte: 1. lyric, text textile: 1. fabric, textile thalandais: 1. Siamese thermomtre: 1. thermometer thon: 1. tuna, tuna-fish, tunny th: 1. tea thire: 1. teapot | 2. tea-pot thocratie: 1. theocracy thorie: 1. theory thtre: 1. theatre thme: 1. theme, topic, subject thse: 1. essay, thesis tibtain: 1. Tibetan ticket: 1. bill, ticket, note | 2. coupon tien: 1. your tiers: 1. third tige: 1. stalk, stem tigre: 1. tiger tilleul: 1. lime-tree, linden-tree timbre-poste: 1. stamp, postage stamp timbre: 1. alarm | 2. stamp, postage stamp timbre de poste arienne: 1. air-mail stamp timide: 1. afraid, timid | 2. shy tinter: 1. peal, ring | 2. jingle, tinkle tique: 1. tick tir: 1. firing tire-bouchon: 1. corkscrew tirer: 1. fire, shoot | 2. drag, draw, haul, pull, tug tirer au sort: 1. draw lots tirer un trait: 1. draw, make a stroke tiroir: 1. drawer tisser: 1. braid, plait, twine, wreathe | 2. weave tissu: 1. cloth, material titane: 1. titanium titre: 1. certificate, diploma, document | 2. degree, heading, title tide: 1. lukewarm toi: 1. thee, you toile: 1. linen toilette: 1. toilet toit: 1. roof tolrer: 1. endure, put up with, tolerate tomate: 1. tomato tombe: 1. grave, tomb tomber: 1. drop, fall tomber amoureux de: 1. fall in love with | 2. fall in love with ton: 1. your | 2. tone | 3. your tondre: 1. clip, cut, shear tonne: 1. ton tonneau: 1. barrel tonnelle: 1. arbor tonner: 1. thunder tonnerre: 1. thunder ton aigre: 1. tartness toquade: 1. addiction toque: 1. cap torche: 1. torch torchon: 1. dish cloth, dust rag tordre: 1. contort, twist torpiller: 1. abort, quash | 2. torpedo torrent: 1. torrent, volley torse: 1. trunk tortue: 1. tortoise torture: 1. torture | 2. torment total: 1. overall, total | 2. entire, overall, whole totalement: 1. at all, entirely, quite, wholly touche: 1. key toucher: 1. bore, broach, sink, strike, tap | 2. touch toucher : 1. call at touche de clavier: 1. key touffu: 1. indistinct toujours: 1. always, ever toujours plus: 1. increasingly, more and more tour: 1. castle, tower | 2. file, line, rank, row, turn tourbe: 1. peat tourbilloner: 1. swirl | 2. swirl tourisme: 1. tourism tourmenter: 1. abuse, agonize, torment tourner: 1. turn | 2. turn, turn around, turn round | 3. switch, turn on tournevis: 1. screwdriver tourterelle: 1. turtle-dove tous: 1. both tousser: 1. cough tous les jours: 1. daily tous prs de: 1. at, beside, with tout: 1. quite, very, very much | 2. at all, entirely, quite, wholly | 3. all, every kind of | 4. all, altogether, everything toutes: 1. both toutes les fois: 1. all, all of it toute espce de: 1. all, every kind of toute sorte de: 1. all, every kind of tout au plus: 1. at most | 2. at most tout de mme: 1. but, however, nevertheless, yet tout de suite: 1. at once, immediately, just, right away, right now tout d'abord: 1. above all, especially | 2. at once, instantly, immediately, without delay tout le: 1. all the tout le monde: 1. all | 2. everybody, every one tout coup: 1. all of a sudden, suddenly tout l'heure: 1. soon trace: 1. trace, track trache: 1. windpipe tracteur: 1. tractor tradition: 1. tradition traduire: 1. translate trafic: 1. traffic tragique: 1. tragic tragdie: 1. tragedy trahir: 1. betray train: 1. train | 2. train traire: 1. milk trait: 1. feature, trait traiter: 1. deal with, handle, treat trajectoire: 1. trajectory tramer: 1. weave tramway: 1. streetcar, tram tranchant: 1. sharp trancher: 1. cut, slice tranquille: 1. calm, quiet | 2. calm, tranquil transformation: 1. adaptation, adjustment | 2. recreation, refashioning, regeneration, transformation | 3. metamorphosis, transformation | 4. alteration, change, conversion, transformation | 5. alteration, change, conversion, transformation | 6. metamorphosis, recreation, regeneration, transformation | 7. reform | 8. transformation | 9. refashioning, transformation | 10. alteration, change, conversion, transformation | 11. about-face, alteration, change, conversion, transformation transformer: 1. transform transitif: 1. transitive transmission: 1. delivery transpirer: 1. sweat transport: 1. delirium | 2. impetus transporter: 1. transport travailler: 1. work traner: 1. drag, tow tratre: 1. unfaithful | 2. treacherous treize: 1. thirteen treizime: 1. thirteenth tremble: 1. aspen tremblement de terre: 1. earthquake trembler: 1. quiver, shiver, tremble tremper: 1. harden, temper | 2. dip, immerse, soak trente: 1. thirty tresser: 1. braid, plait, twine, wreathe triangle: 1. triangle triangulaire: 1. triangular tribu: 1. tribe tribunal: 1. tribunal tribune: 1. rostrum, speaker's platform tribut: 1. tribute tricher: 1. cheat, do something crooked | 2. cheat, deceive tricoter: 1. knit trier: 1. divide, separate triomphe: 1. triumph triompher: 1. be proud triste: 1. sad | 2. dismal, dreary trivial: 1. commonplace, course, vulgar trois: 1. three trombone: 1. trombone trompe: 1. proboscis, trunk tromper: 1. commit adultery | 2. disappoint | 3. be unfaithful, be unfaithful to | 4. cheat, deceive trompette: 1. trumpet tronc: 1. stem, trunk trop: 1. too, too much tropical: 1. tropical trotter: 1. trot trottoir: 1. pavement, sidewalk trou: 1. hole trouble: 1. indistinct troubler: 1. abet, agitate, incite, stir up | 2. confuse, puzzle troupe: 1. bevy, collection, group, heap, herd, set | 2. troop, troupe troupeau: 1. flock, herd trouver: 1. find trone: 1. privet trucs: 1. stuff, things truie: 1. sow truite: 1. trout trbucher: 1. stumble trsor: 1. treasure trsorier: 1. cashier trs: 1. quite, very, very much trve: 1. truce | 2. break, intermission, pause, recess | 3. repose, rest tu: 1. thou, you | 2. thou, you tube: 1. barrel, channel, pipe, tube tuer: 1. kill, liquidate, slay tungstne: 1. tungsten tunnel: 1. tunnel tutoyer: 1. thee and thou tuyau: 1. barrel, channel, pipe, tube tylenchus: 1. eelworm type: 1. type typhus: 1. typhus tyran: 1. tyrant tzigane: 1. gypsy, Gypsy t': 1. thee, to thee, to you, to thee | 2. thee, to thee, to you, you | 3. thee, you | 4. thee, you tlgramme: 1. telegram tlgraphe: 1. telegraph tlphone: 1. telephone tlphoner: 1. telephone tlvision: 1. television, TV tmoignage: 1. certificate, testimony | 2. proof, sign, token | 3. character, mark, sign, signal, token tmoigner: 1. attest, bear witness of, testify tmoin: 1. witness tnbres: 1. darkness tnres: 1. darkness, murk tche: 1. job, assigned job, task tter: 1. finger, handle | 2. feel, grope tte: 1. head, pate tte de btail: 1. head of cattle tte d'ail: 1. garlic bulb ttu: 1. obstinate, stubborn tle: 1. sheet metal, tin, tin plate tt: 1. early ukrainien: 1. Ukrainian ulcre: 1. ulcer, sore un: 1. a, any, anybody, some, somebody, one, someone, some one | 2. one | 3. a, an une: 1. one | 2. a, an une certaine quantit: 1. a little, rather, some, somewhat, to some extent uni: 1. even, flat, level, smooth | 2. smooth uniforme: 1. uniform unique: 1. unique unir: 1. join, unite unit: 1. unity | 2. unit univers: 1. universe universit: 1. university un jour: 1. at some time, ever, sometime uranium: 1. uranium uriner: 1. urinate | 2. urinate user: 1. wear down, wear off, wear out user de: 1. employ, use, make use of usine: 1. factory | 2. factory | 3. factory, mill ustensile: 1. agent, means, tool utile: 1. advantageous, useful utrus: 1. uterus, womb vacance: 1. holiday vacances: 1. vacation | 2. spare time, time off, vacation vacciner: 1. vaccinate vache: 1. cow vaciller: 1. flare, flare up vagin: 1. vagina vague: 1. uncertain | 2. wave | 3. vacant vaguer: 1. roam, wander vaillant: 1. brave, gallant | 2. brave, courageous, valiant vain: 1. abortive, futile, useless, vain | 2. conceited, frivolous, vain vaincre: 1. defeat, win over valable: 1. valid valeur: 1. value, worth valise: 1. suitcase, valise valle: 1. valley valoir: 1. be worth valve: 1. air-valve vaniteux: 1. conceited, frivolous, vain vanit: 1. vanity vapeur: 1. steam, vapor, vapour varier: 1. vary varit: 1. variety entertainment vase: 1. mud | 2. vase, vessel vautour: 1. vulture veau: 1. veal | 2. calf vedette: 1. motor-boat, motor-launch | 2. celebrity, star veiller sur: 1. look after, nurse veiller : 1. care, see, take care, worry veine: 1. vein velours: 1. velvet velu: 1. hairy, shaggy vendre: 1. dispose of, sell, vend vendredi: 1. Friday vendre d'occasion: 1. deal in secondhand goods venger: 1. avenge, avenge oneself venimeux: 1. poisonous venin: 1. poison venir: 1. come vent: 1. wind vente aux enchres: 1. auction ventiler: 1. ventilate ventre: 1. abdomen, belly, tummy venue: 1. arrival ver: 1. worm verbe: 1. verb verdict: 1. adjudication, verdict verger: 1. orchard vernis: 1. glaze | 2. varnish verrat: 1. boar verre: 1. glass | 2. glass verrouiller: 1. bolt, fasten verrue: 1. wart vers: 1. at, to, toward, towards | 2. toward, towards | 3. verse versement: 1. payment versement initial: 1. down payment, first instalment, initial deposit, instalment verser: 1. pour, scatter, shed | 2. dump, pour, pour out, scatter verser un premier acompte: 1. make a deposit, make a down payment vert: 1. green vertical: 1. vertical vertu: 1. morality, vice vertbre: 1. vertebra ver de terre: 1. earthworm vessie: 1. bladder, bubble veste: 1. jacket vestiaire: 1. cloakroom veston: 1. jacket veuf: 1. widower veuillez m'excuser: 1. excuse me veuve: 1. widow viande: 1. meat vibrer: 1. vibrate vice: 1. damage | 2. vice | 3. absence, lack, shortage, shortcoming victime: 1. victim vide: 1. empty, void | 2. miserable, needy | 3. vacant vider: 1. empty vie: 1. life vieillard: 1. old man | 2. old man viennois: 1. Vienna, Viennese vierge: 1. virgin, virginal | 2. virgin vietnamien: 1. Vietnamese vieux: 1. decayed, decrepit, dilapidated, lapsed, rickety | 2. old vif: 1. adroit, agile, alert, brisk, keen vigilant: 1. adroit, agile, alert, brisk, keen vigne: 1. vine, grapevine vignoble: 1. vine vigueur: 1. activity, gusto, spirit, stir, zest vilain: 1. nasty, ugly villa: 1. villa village: 1. village villageois: 1. villager ville: 1. city, town vin: 1. wine vinaigre: 1. vinegar vingt: 1. twenty vingtime: 1. twentieth violer: 1. force, violate | 2. defile, profane | 3. break violet: 1. violet violette: 1. violet violon: 1. violin violoncelle: 1. cello virer: 1. endorse virginal: 1. virgin, virginal virgule: 1. comma virus: 1. virus vis--vis: 1. opposite | 2. toward, towards, with reference to vis: 1. screw visa: 1. visa, vis visage: 1. face viser: 1. aim, intend visible: 1. visible vision: 1. vision visite: 1. visit visiter: 1. attend, call on, see, visit visiteur: 1. caller, visitor vite: 1. fast, quickly, swiftly vitesse: 1. speed vitre: 1. glass vitrine: 1. show window | 2. showcase vivant: 1. alive vive sollicitation: 1. insistence, pressure, urgency vivre: 1. be alive, live vodka: 1. vodka voici: 1. behold, here is, here are, look, there voie: 1. track | 2. road, route, way voile: 1. sail | 2. veil voiler: 1. veil voil: 1. behold, here is, here are, look, there voir: 1. see voisin: 1. neighbour voisinage: 1. proximity voiture: 1. vehicle voix: 1. voice volant: 1. steering-wheel volcan: 1. volcano voler: 1. fly | 2. steal volontaire: 1. willing volontiers: 1. preferably, rather | 2. willingly volont: 1. will, willingness, wish volt: 1. Volt voltiger: 1. flirt, flit, flutter volume: 1. volume volupt: 1. lust, sexual pleasure vomir: 1. spit | 2. throw up, vomit votre: 1. your vouloir: 1. be willing to, want, wish vous: 1. to you, you | 2. to you, you | 3. to you, you | 4. thee, you | 5. thee, you | 6. thee, you | 7. thou, you | 8. ye, you | 9. ye, you | 10. you voyage: 1. journey, trip, voyage voyager: 1. travel voyager au loin: 1. migrate, roam, wander, wander about voyageur: 1. traveller voyelle: 1. vowel vote: 1. dome, vault, vaulted ceiling vrai: 1. right, true | 2. true vraiment: 1. absolutely, genuinly, indeed, really, truly vraisamblable: 1. plausible vraisemblable: 1. likely, probable vrille: 1. bore vrombir: 1. snore vue: 1. exterior | 2. view | 3. view | 4. look | 5. view | 6. sight, view vulgaire: 1. coarse, crude, harsh | 2. common, everyday, vulgar vu que: 1. because, for the reason that | 2. because, for the reason that | 3. as, because, for, since voeu: 1. vow vgter: 1. vegetate vhicle: 1. vehicle vlo: 1. bike, cycle, bicycle | 2. bike, bicycle vlomoteur: 1. moped | 2. motorcycle vreux: 1. unsound, worm-eaten vrifier: 1. audit, check, check up on, supervise, verify vritable: 1. true vronique: 1. speedwell vsicule: 1. bladder, bubble vtements: 1. clothes, clothing vtir: 1. clothe, dress vtre: 1. yours wagon: 1. carriage, coach, railway carriage, waggon wallon: 1. Walloon week-end: 1. week-end whisky: 1. whisky, whiskey xylophone: 1. xylophone xnon: 1. xenon yaourt: 1. yoghourt, yoghurt yen: 1. yen yoga: 1. yoga yoghourt: 1. yoghourt, yoghurt yogourt: 1. yoghourt, yoghurt yougoslave: 1. Yugoslav, Yugoslavian zambien: 1. Zambian zapper: 1. zap zinc: 1. zinc zip: 1. zipper zob: 1. cock, prick zone: 1. zone zoo: 1. zoo zlandais: 1. Zealand zro: 1. naught, nought, null, zero, zilch zbre: 1. zebra zle: 1. fervor, fervour, zeal Oedipe: 1. Oedipus oeil: 1. eye oeillet: 1. carnation, pink oeuf: 1. egg oeuvre: 1. work bouriffer: 1. dishevel, tousle bouriff: 1. bristly, standing on end, untidy branler: 1. shake caille: 1. scale chalas: 1. stake changer: 1. interchange, swap chapper: 1. escape, flee chapper comme une anguille: 1. be as slippery as an eel charde: 1. splinter chauder: 1. scald chec: 1. abortion, failure, fiasco | 2. chess chelle: 1. ladder | 2. scale | 3. ladder cho: 1. echo choppe: 1. barn, shed, stand clair: 1. lightning clat: 1. splinter cluse: 1. lock, sluice cole: 1. school | 2. school cole d'agriculture: 1. agricultural school conomat: 1. stewardship conomie: 1. economy conomiser: 1. save, spare corce: 1. bark | 2. bark, husk, peel, shell couter: 1. listen crevisse: 1. crayfish crire: 1. write | 2. compose, create, write crou: 1. nut | 2. nut cueil: 1. reef cume: 1. foam, froth cureuil: 1. squirrel curie: 1. stable, stall, sty coeurer: 1. nauseate diter: 1. issue, publish duquer: 1. breed, bring up, educate, raise gal: 1. equal, even, level glise: 1. church | 2. church, church-building, house of worship, place of worship gout: 1. sewer gyptien: 1. Egyptian lan: 1. elk, moose lastique: 1. elastic lectricit: 1. electricity lectrique: 1. electric lectron: 1. electron lever: 1. breed, keep, raise, rear | 2. lever, lift, raise lev: 1. noble loquent: 1. eloquent lment: 1. element lphant: 1. elephant maner: 1. spring, well up minent: 1. fine, great motion: 1. emotion | 2. emotion mouvoir: 1. abet, agitate, incite, stir up | 2. move, stir | 3. affect, agitate, move mu: 1. seized with emotion nergie: 1. energy nergique: 1. drastic nigme: 1. enigma, puzzle, riddle norme: 1. gigantic, huge | 2. enormous, huge, immense | 3. colossal, huge pais: 1. bold, corpulent, fat, thick pargner: 1. save, spare paule: 1. shoulder pi: 1. ear pice: 1. spice pica: 1. spruce, spruce-fir pier: 1. keep an eye on, spy on pigraphe: 1. motto pinard: 1. spinach pine: 1. thorn | 2. spine pine dorsale: 1. spine | 2. spine | 3. spine pingle: 1. pin, needle ponge: 1. sponge poque: 1. age, epoch, era pouse: 1. wife pouvantable: 1. repellent, repelling, repulsive | 2. dismal, dreary, horrible, nasty poux: 1. husband | 2. couple, married people quipe: 1. detachment | 2. team quiper: 1. equip quivalent: 1. equivalent rable: 1. maple, sycamore rotique: 1. erotic table: 1. stable, stall, sty tabli: 1. bench, easel, tressle, workbench tage: 1. floor, storey, story tagre: 1. shelf tain: 1. tin taler: 1. anoint, smear, spread talon: 1. stallion | 2. stallion tang: 1. pond tape: 1. stadium, stage tat: 1. condition, state | 2. state tat politique: 1. state teindre: 1. extinguish, put out tendard: 1. flag, standard tendre: 1. adulterate | 2. extend, strech out | 3. unroll | 4. aggrandize, augment, enlarge, increase | 5. lay out, spread, spread out | 6. anoint, smear, spread tendu: 1. ample, bulky, extensive | 2. extensive, spacious, vast, wide ternel: 1. eternal ternuer: 1. sneeze thiopien: 1. Ethiopian tincelle: 1. spark toffe: 1. cloth, material toile: 1. star tonner: 1. amaze touffant: 1. airless, oppressive, stiffling, sultry touffer: 1. choke, quell, suffocate, suppress tourdi: 1. careless, negligent trange: 1. odd, peculiar, strange tranger: 1. foreigner | 2. alien, foreign, strange troit: 1. narrow trusque: 1. Etrurian, Etruscan tude: 1. study tudiant: 1. academic, student tudier: 1. study t: 1. summer valuer: 1. appraise, estimate, rate ventuel: 1. contingent, eventual videmment: 1. apparently, obviously vident: 1. evident, obvious viter: 1. avoid, evade voluer: 1. develop, evolve vnement: 1. event vque: 1. bishop -propos: 1. relevance : 1. at, to, toward, towards | 2. at, beside, by, near, nearby, near to, next to | 3. a, in, inside, into, on, per, within | 4. with | 5. for, to, in order to, per | 6. on, upon | 7. until, till cause de: 1. because of, for, for sake of, on account of, owing to, through cause de rien: 1. for no reason condition que: 1. if, provided that deux: 1. by twos droite: 1. on the right elles: 1. them, to them eux: 1. them, to them forfait: 1. by tender | 2. job- haute voix: 1. loudly la: 1. the, to the la hte: 1. hastily, hurriedly, in a hurry la mode: 1. fashionable la vtre: 1. cheers, good health lui: 1. him, to him | 2. it, to it | 3. her, to her l': 1. the, to the l'abri: 1. safe, secure l'heure: 1. exactly, sharp l'instant: 1. just, just now l'unamit: 1. with one accord l'tranger: 1. abroad merveille: 1. fine, very well | 2. fine, very well moi: 1. me, to me | 2. me, to me | 3. me, to me | 4. me, to me nous: 1. us, to us partir de: 1. from, since peine: 1. barely, hardly, only just, scarcely personne: 1. no-one's peu prs: 1. about, approximately pic: 1. abrupt, steep propos: 1. by the way propos de: 1. on the occasion of proprement parler: 1. verbatim, word-for-word | 2. to tell the truth qui: 1. of which, which one's, whose temps: 1. at the right time, in time toi: 1. thee, to thee, to you, you tout le monde: 1. everyone's travers: 1. through volont: 1. as you wish, at will votre sant: 1. cheers, good health vous: 1. to you, you | 2. to you, you | 3. to you, you cre: 1. acerbic, bitter cret: 1. acerbity, bitterness | 2. acerbity, bitterness ge: 1. age g: 1. aged me: 1. soul ne: 1. ass, donkey nesse: 1. jenny-ass, she-ass nier: 1. donkey-driver tre: 1. be | 2. be tre accro: 1. be addicted tre accroupi: 1. cower, crouch, squat tre assis: 1. sit tre bon : 1. fit, suit, be suitable tre compos de: 1. consist of tre couch: 1. lie, recline tre debout: 1. stand tre de service: 1. be on duty, serve tre diffrent: 1. differ, be different tre d'accord: 1. accord, agree | 2. accede, agree, consent tre d'avis: 1. account, deem, opine, think tre dcent: 1. befit, be fitting tre efficace: 1. act, be effective, have effect tre en colre: 1. be angry tre en feu: 1. glow, glow with heat tre en relation avec: 1. concern, relate tre fou: 1. act crazy, rave tre habitu : 1. accustom, be in the habit of tre humain: 1. man, human being tre indulgent: 1. be lenient with, indulge, spare tre joyeux: 1. be glad, enjoy, rejoice tre lumineux: 1. shine tre oblig: 1. have to, must, ought to, should tre prsent: 1. attend, be present, witness tre situ: 1. be situated tre spectateur de: 1. watch tre urgent: 1. hurry, press, urge tre vacant: 1. be vacant tre l'agonie: 1. agonize, be near death le: 1. island les Canaries: 1. Canary Islands les Sorlingues: 1. Scilly Islands le Maurice: 1. Mauritius ter: 1. do away with, get rid of, remove | 2. put away, store | 3. abstract, take away a: 1. that, that over there, those a va: 1. agreed, okay