déraison
1. unreasonableness
détromper
1. (transitive) to disabuse (with de =…
effronterie
1. insolence, cheek, effrontery
embrasement
1. blaze
emménager
1. to move in (to a new home)
enfreindre
1. to infringe
engourdir
1. (transitive) to numb, make numb
2. (transitive) to dull, deaden, blunt
3. (reflexive) to go numb, go to sleep
escogriffe
1. (colloquial) beanpole (lanky man)
faiblard
1. feeble, weak
famélique
1. half-starved; scrawny
farceur
1. joker; trickster; prankster, jokester
2. (dated) actor who plays in a farce
fessée
1. spanking
2.
frimas
1. Thick fog that tends to freeze.
2. (obsolete) Frost.
fripouille
1. (colloquial) crook
fuyant
1. fleeing (in the process of fleeing)
fuyard
1. fleer, runaway
2. (military) deserter (someone who runs…
gent
1. (archaic) people, nation
2. (archaic) race, species (of animals)
3. (archaic) tribe
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gent
1. (archaic or humorous) nice, pleasant,…
global
1. (originally) global, spherical; (hence)…
2. as a whole, on the whole; total
gâteux
1. senile, gaga
hâlé
1. sunburnt
hérissé
1. spiky
impair
1. (arithmetic) odd (not divisible by two)
2. (mathematical analysis) odd
impair
1. (informal) blunder