French words: b to bacante
300 French words, part 1 of 83 of the words starting with B, A to Z. 28 have a page of their own.
French words b to bacante
- b letter, noun, symbol /be/: The second letter of the French alphabet, written in the Latin script.
- B-52 noun \be.sɛ̃.kɑ̃t.dø\
- B.A. noun \be a\
- b, a ba noun, phrase /be.a ba/: basics, fundamentals, ABC
- b-boy noun \bi.bɔj\
- B-frame noun
- b-girl noun \bi.gœʁl\
- bœhmérie noun
- B.I.P.C. noun
- b'jour interjection /b.ʒuʁ/: syncopic form of bonjour
- b-o-bo noun
- B.O.F. noun \be o ɛf\
- bœotien adjective, noun \be.ɔ.sjɛ̃\
- B.P. adjective, noun \be.pe\: F/V: initialism of bateau de pêche (“fishing boat”) A ship prefix used for fishing vessels.
- bœrschois adjective, noun
- Bœrschoise noun
- bœsenois adjective, noun
- Bœsenoise noun
- B-spline noun
- b*t* noun: censored spelling of bite
- b*t*rd noun: censored spelling of bâtard
- B to B noun \bi.tu.bi\
- B to C noun \bi.tu.si\
- B to E noun
- bœuf adjective, noun /bœf/: ox
- bœuf à la ficelle noun \bœf a la fi.sɛl\
- bœuf à la mode noun \bœ.f‿a la mɔd\
- bœuf bourguignon noun /bœf buʁ.ɡi.ɲɔ̃/: beef bourguignon
- bœuf carotte noun \bœf.ka.ʁɔt\
- bœuf de Mardi gras phrase \bœf də maʁ.di ɡʁa\
- bœuf domestique noun
- bœuf domestique d’Europe noun \bœf dɔ.mɛs.tik d‿ø.ʁɔp\
- bœuf du lac Tchad noun
- bœuf-garou noun /bœf.ɡa.ʁu/: werecow
- bœuf gras noun \bœf ɡʁɑ\
- bœuf gris de Hongrie noun \bœf ɡʁi də ɔ̃.ɡʁi\
- bœuf gros sel noun \bœf ɡʁo sɛl\
- bœuf mode noun \bœf mɔd\
- bœuf musqué noun /bœf mys.ke/: musk ox (Ovibos moschatus)
- bœuf Stroganof noun \bœf stʁɔ.ɡa.nɔf\
- bœuf stroganoff noun \bœf stʁɔ.ɡa.nɔf\
- bœuf Stroganov noun \bœf stʁɔ.ɡa.nɔf\
- bœuf Wellington noun \bœf wɛ.liŋ.tɔn\
- bœuferie noun: blunder
- bœuffer verb \bœ.fe\
- bœurois adjective, noun
- Bœuroise noun
- bœutier noun \bœ.tje\
- bœuvonnage noun \bø.vɔ.naʒ\
- bœuvonne noun \bø.vɔn\
- B/V noun: S/V: initialism of bateau à voile (“sail boat”) A ship prefix used for sailing vessels.
- B’wana noun \bwa.na\
- B1 noun \be.œ̃\
- B2 noun \be.dø\
- B2B noun \bi.tu.bi\
- B2B2C noun \bi.tu.bi.tu.si\
- B2C noun \bi.tu.si\
- B2E noun
- B9 noun
- ba noun, symbol /ba/: ba
- ba bao cha noun
- ba’thisme noun
- ba'thiste adjective, noun: alternative form of baasiste
- ba13 noun \be.a.tʁɛz\
- baa’thiser verb \ba.a.ti.ze\
- Baabda proper noun \ba.ab.da\
- Baad proper noun
- baal noun
- Baalbeck proper noun /bal.bɛk/: Baalbek (the capital city of Baalbek-Hermel Governorate, Lebanon)
- baalite noun
- baâlonnais adjective, noun
- Baâlonnaise noun
- baangi noun
- baanite noun \ba.a.nit\
- Baar proper noun
- baaras noun
- baas noun \baːs\
- baasiser verb \ba.a.si.ze\
- baasisme noun /ba.a.zism/: Baathism
- baasiste adjective, noun /ba.a.sist/: Baathist
- baassiste adjective, noun /ba.a.sist/: Baathist
- baatɔnum noun \ba.tɔ.num\
- baathiser verb \ba.a.ti.ze\
- baathisme noun
- baathiste adjective, noun /ba.a.tist/: alternative form of baasiste
- Baatombou noun
- baatonum noun
- baazas noun
- bab noun \bab\
- babœufien adjective \ba.bœ.fjɛ̃\
- baba adjective, noun /ba.ba/: baba (type of cake)
- baba au rhum noun /ba.ba o ʁɔm/: baba au rhum
- baba cool adjective, noun \ba.ba kul\
- baba-figue noun \ba.ba.fig\
- Babacar proper noun \ba.ba.kaʁ\
- babache noun \ba.baʃ\
- babaco noun \ba.ba.ko\
- babacool adjective, noun \ba.ba.kul\: hippie
- babacooliser verb \ba.ba.ku.li.ze\
- babacoolisme noun \ba.ba.ku.lism\
- babafier verb \ba.ba.fje\
- babafigue noun \ba.ba.fig\
- babaille interjection /ba.baj/: bye-bye
- babaje noun \ba.baʒ\
- Babak proper noun
- babakoto noun \ba.ba.ko.to\
- babakoute noun
- baballe noun \ba.bal\
- babane adjective, noun \ba.ban\
- babao adjective, noun
- babarotte noun \ba.ba.ʁɔt\
- babasse noun \ba.bas\
- babasser verb \ba.ba.se\
- babassu noun \ba.ba.sy\
- babaud noun \ba.bo\
- babeau noun \ba.bo\
- babebin adjective \ba.bə.bɛ̃\
- Babel noun \ba.bɛl\
- babeler verb \ba.bə.le\
- babélien adjective \ba.be.ljɛ̃\: Babelian
- babélique adjective /ba.be.lik/: Babelic
- babelisation noun \ba.bɛ.li.za.sjɔ̃\
- babéliser verb \ba.be.li.ze\
- babélisme noun \ba.be.lism\
- Babelon proper noun
- babelute noun \ba.blyt\
- babelutte noun \ba.blyt\
- baberi adjective \ba.bə.ʁi\
- babésiellose noun
- babésiose noun: babesiosis
- babet noun /ba.bɛ/: pinecone
- Babett proper noun
- babette noun \ba.bɛt\
- Babeuf proper noun \ba.bœf\
- babeurier adjective, noun \ba.bœ.ʁje\
- Babeurière noun
- babeurre noun /ba.bœʁ/: buttermilk
- babeurrier adjective, noun \ba.bœ.ʁje\
- Babeurrière noun \ba.bœ.ʁjɛʁ\
- babi adjective, noun /ba.bi/: Bábí (of or relating to Báb or Bábism)
- babian noun \ba.bjɑ̃\
- babiche noun /ba.biʃ/: babiche
- babichon noun \ba.bi.ʃɔ̃\
- babie adjective, noun /ba.bi/: feminine singular of babi
- babièler verb \bɑ.bjɛ.le\
- babil noun /ba.bil/: babble, baby talk
- babil’s noun \ba.bils\
- babilan noun
- babilanisme noun \ba.bi.la.nism\
- babillage noun /ba.bi.jaʒ/: babble; chatter; chit-chat (insignificant talk)
- babillant adjective, verb \ba.bi.jɑ̃\: present participle of babiller
- babillard adjective, noun /ba.bi.jaʁ/: talkative, babbling
- babillard électronique noun \ba.bi.ja.ʁ‿e.lɛk.tʁɔ.nik\
- babillarde adjective, noun /ba.bi.jaʁd/: feminine singular of babillard
- babillement noun \ba.bij.mɑ̃\
- babiller verb /ba.bi.je/: to chat; to babble; to natter (to talk about insignificant things)
- babillerie noun \ba.bij.ʁi\
- babilleur noun \ba.bi.jœʁ\
- babilleuse noun \ba.bi.jøz\
- babine noun /ba.bin/: prominent or pendulous animal lip (of camel, monkey etc.)
- babine-witsuwit’en noun
- Babineaux proper noun: a surname
- babiner verb \ba.bi.ne\
- Babinet proper noun
- babineux adjective \ba.bi.nø\
- babingtonite noun \ba.biŋ.tɔ.nit\
- babinoter verb \ba.bi.nɔ.te\
- babiole noun /ba.bjɔl/: useless or worthless thing; a trinket
- babion noun \ba.bjɔ̃\
- babiroussa noun /ba.bi.ʁu.sa/: babiroussa
- babirussa noun \ba.bi.ʁy.sa\
- babirusse noun \ba.bi.ʁys\
- babisme noun /ba.bism/: Bábism
- babka noun \bab.ka\
- bablah noun \ba.bla\
- bable noun
- babo noun \ba.bo\
- baboche noun \ba.bɔʃ\
- baboler verb \ba.bɔ.le\
- babolin noun \ba.bo.lɛ̃\
- Babonnette noun \ba.bo.nɛt\
- bâbord adjective, noun /ba.bɔʁ/: port (left-hand side of a vessel)
- bâbord amure adjective, adverb \ba.bɔ.ʁ‿a.myʁ\
- bâbordais noun \bɑ.bɔʁ.dɛ\
- babos noun \ba.bos\
- babotte noun \ba.bɔt\
- baboucard noun \ba.bu.kaʁ\
- babouche noun /ba.buʃ/: babouche
- babouchier noun \ba.bu.ʃje\
- babouchka noun \ba.bu.ʃka\
- baboue noun \ba.bu\
- babouin noun /ba.bwɛ̃/: baboon
- babouin anubis noun \ba.bwɛ̃ a.ny.bis\
- babouin chacma noun
- babouin hamadryas noun
- babouin olive noun \ba.bwɛ̃ ɔ.liv\
- babouinage noun \ba.bwi.naʒ\
- babouine noun \ba.bwin\
- babouiner verb \ba.bwi.ne\
- babouinerie noun \ba.bwin.ʁi\
- babouinesque adjective \ba.bwi.nɛsk\: baboonish
- babouk noun \ba.buk\
- baboule noun \ba.bul\
- baboune noun \ba.bʊn\
- babouner verb \ba.bu.ne\
- babouny noun \ba.bu.ni\
- babouvisme noun /ba.bu.vism/: Babouvism (form of socialism characterism of François-Noël Babeuf
- babouviste adjective, noun /ba.bu.vist/: Babouvist
- babtou noun /bab.tu/: alternative form of toubab (“white person”)
- babtou fragile noun \bab.tu fra.ʒil\
- babu noun
- babur noun \ba.byʁ\
- babuza noun
- baby adjective, noun /bɛ.bi/: table soccer, table football
- baby-bœuf noun
- baby-beef noun
- baby blues noun /be.bi bly/: baby blues
- Baby Boks noun \ba.bi bɔks\
- baby-boom noun \ba.bi.bum\
- baby boomer noun \be.bi bu.mœʁ\: baby boomer
- baby-boomeur noun /bɛ.bi.bu.mœʁ/: alternative spelling of baby-boomer
- baby-boomeuse noun \be.bi.bu.møz\
- baby bump noun \be.bi bœmp\
- baby-car noun \ba.bi.kaʁ\
- baby crash noun
- baby-foot noun /ba.bi.fut/: table football, foosball (game)
- baby gym noun
- baby hair noun
- baby-krach noun
- Baby Rugby noun \bɛj.bi ʁyg.bi\
- baby-sitter noun, verb /be.bi.si.tœʁ/: a babysitter
- baby-sitting noun \ba.bi.si.tiŋ\
- babyboom noun /ba.bi.bum/: baby boom (post-World War II baby boom, 1946 to 1964)
- babyboomer noun \be.bi.bu.mœʁ\
- babyboomeur noun \be.bi.bu.mœʁ\
- babyboomeuse noun \be.bi.bu.møz\
- babyboum noun \ba.bi.bum\
- babybox noun
- Babycook proper noun
- babyfoot noun /ba.bi.fut/: post-1990 spelling of baby-foot (“table football”)
- babygym noun
- babylisser verb \ba.bi.li.se\
- babylone interjection \ba.bi.lɔn\
- Babylonie proper noun /ba.bi.lɔ.ni/: Babylonia (an ancient empire and geographic region of Mesopotamia, existing from 1850 BCE to 539 BCE, based around the city of Babylon; at its maximum...
- babylonien adjective, noun /ba.bi.lɔ.njɛ̃/: Babylonian
- babylonienne adjective, noun /ba.bi.lɔ.njɛn/: feminine singular of babylonien
- babyloniser verb \ba.bi.lɔ.ni.ze\
- babylonisme noun \ba.bi.lɔ.nism\
- babyphone noun \ba.bi.fɔn\
- babyrussa noun
- babysitteur noun \bɛ.bi.si.tœʁ\
- babysitteuse noun \bɛ.bi.si.tøz\
- babysme noun \bɑ.bism\
- bac noun /bak/: ferry
- bac à bec noun \ba.k‿a bɛk\
- bac à câble noun
- bac à chaîne noun
- bac à compost noun \bak‿a.kɔ̃.pɔst\
- bac à fleurs noun \ba.k‿a flœʁ\
- bac à glaçons noun \bak‿a gla.sɔ̃\
- bac à graisse noun \ba.k‿a ɡʁɛs\
- bac à légumes noun \ba.k‿a le.gym\
- bac à marée noun
- bac à papier noun \ba.k‿a.pa.pje\
- bac à sable noun /ba.k‿a sabl/: sandbox, sandpit
- bac à schlamms noun \bak‿a ʃlam\
- bac à sel noun \ba.k‿a.sɛl\
- bac à traille noun
- bac de congélation noun \bak də kɔ̃.ʒe.la.sjɔ̃\
- bac de ramassage noun \bak də ʁa.ma.saʒ\
- bac de tri noun /bak də tʁi/: sorting bin (any of various containers designated for specific types of recyclable waste)
- bac moins 14 noun \bak mwɛ̃ ka.tɔʁz\
- bac moins cinq noun \bak mwɛ̃ sɛ̃k\
- bac moins deux noun \bak mwɛ̃ dø\
- bac moins dix noun \bak mwɛ̃ dis\
- bac moins douze noun \bak mwɛ̃ duz\
- bac moins huit noun \bak mwɛ̃ ɥit\
- bac moins neuf noun \bak mwɛ̃ nœf\
- bac moins onze noun \bak mwɛ̃ ɔ̃z\
- bac moins quatorze noun \bak mwɛ̃ ka.tɔʁz\
- bac moins quatre noun \bak mwɛ̃ katʁ\
- bac moins quinze noun \bak mwɛ̃ kɛ̃z\
- bac moins seize noun \bak mwɛ̃ sɛz\
- bac moins sept noun \bak mwɛ̃ sɛt\
- bac moins six noun \bak mwɛ̃ sis\
- bac moins treize noun \bak mwɛ̃ tʁɛz\
- bac moins trois noun \bak mwɛ̃ tʁwa\
- bac pro noun \bak pʁo\
- bac refroidissoir noun \bak ʁə.fʁwa.di.swaʁ\
- bacacier noun \bak‿a.sje\
- bacaisse adjective, noun \ba.kes\
- bacalab noun
- Bacalan proper noun \ba.ka.lɑ̃\
- bacalar noun
- bacalas noun
- bacaliau noun \ba.ka.ljo\
- Bacall proper noun
- bacama noun
- bacampicilline noun \bak‿ɑ̃.pi.si.lin\
- bacante noun /ba.kɑ̃t/: alternative form of bacchante
Source: English Wiktionary (French entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the French Wiktionary (Wiktionnaire): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under B: 24,862 words, in 83 parts.