French words: biffure to bildts

French words biffure to bildts

1. biffure noun /bi.fyʁ/: crossing-out
2. bifide adjective /bi.fid/: bifid
3. bifidité noun \bi.fi.di.te\
4. bifidobactérie noun \bi.fi.dɔ.bak.te.ʁi\
5. bifidus noun \bi.fi.dys\
6. bifilaire adjective /bi.fi.lɛʁ/: bifilar
7. biflabellé adjective \bi.fla.bɛ.le\
8. bifle noun, verb /bifl/: alternative spelling of biffle
9. biflèche adjective \bi.flɛʃ\
10. bifler verb /bi.fle/: to slap with the penis; to dickslap
11. biflexe adjective \bi.flɛks\
12. biflore adjective \bi.flɔʁ\
13. bifluoré adjective \bi.fly.ɔ.ʁe\
14. bifocal adjective \bi.fɔ.kal\: bifocal
15. bifocaliser verb \bi.fɔ.ka.li.ze\
16. bifolié adjective \bi.fɔ.lje\
17. bifoliolé adjective \bi.fɔ.ljɔ.le\
18. bifonctionnaliser verb \bi.fɔ̃k.sjɔ.na.li.ze\
19. bifonctionnel adjective \bi.fɔ̃k.sjɔ.nɛl\
20. bifore adjective, noun \bi.fɔ.ʁe\
21. biforme adjective \bi.fɔʁm\
22. bifrons adjective, noun \bi.fʁɔ̃\
23. bifront adjective \bi.fʁɔ̃\
24. biftagon noun \bif.ta.ɡɔ̃\
25. bifteck noun /bif.tɛk/: beefsteak (a steak of beef)
26. bifteck-frites noun \bif.tɛk fʁit\
27. biftèque noun \bif.tɛk\: post-1990 spelling of bifteck
28. bifton noun \bif.tɔ̃\: alternative form of biffeton
29. biftonner verb \bif.tɔ.ne\
30. bifur noun \bi.fyʁ\
31. bifurcation noun /bi.fyʁ.ka.sjɔ̃/: a bifurcation, where two roads etc. part or meet
32. bifurque adjective, verb /bi.fyʁ.ke/: past participle of bifurquer
33. bifurquer verb /bi.fyʁ.ke/: to bifurcate (split in two)
34. bifurqueur noun \bi.fyʁ.kœʁ\
35. BIG noun: IG (Inspector General) abbreviation of bureau de l'inspecteur général (Inspector General's Office)
36. big air noun /biɡ ɛʁ/: big air; synonym of grand saut
37. big bag noun \biɡ baɡ\
38. big band noun \biɡ.bɑ̃d\
39. big bang noun \biɡ bɑ̃ɡ\
40. big beat noun \biɡ bit\
41. big boy noun \biɡ bɔj\
42. big brother noun /biɡ bʁɔ.zœʁ/: Big Brother
43. Big Crunch noun \biɡ kʁœnʃ\
44. big data noun \biɡ da.ta\
45. big-endian adjective, noun \bi.ɡ‿ɛn.djan\
46. Big Mac noun /biɡ mak/: Big Mac
47. big room house noun \biɡ ʁu.m‿awz\
48. big up interjection \biɡ œp\
49. bigaille noun \bi.ɡaj\
50. bigalet noun \bi.ɡa.lɛ\
51. bigame adjective, noun /bi.ɡam/: bigamous
52. bigamesse noun \bi.ɡa.mɛs\
53. bigamie noun /bi.ɡa.mi/: bigamy (the state of having two (legal or illegal) spouses simultaneously)
54. bigamique adjective \bi.ɡa.mik\
55. biganon noun \bi.ɡa.nɔ̃\
56. Biganos proper noun
57. bigarade noun /bi.ɡa.ʁad/: bitter orange (fruit of Citrus aurantium)
58. bigaradier noun /bi.ɡa.ʁa.dje/: bitter orange (tree)
59. bigarré adjective, verb /bi.ɡa.ʁe/: colourful, motley
60. bigarreau noun /bi.ɡa.ʁo/: Royal Ann cherry
61. bigarreautier noun \bi.ɡa.ʁo.tje\
62. bigarrement noun \bi.ɡaʁ.mɑ̃\
63. bigarrer verb /bi.ɡa.ʁe/: to variegate, to produce a colourful pattern
64. bigarrure noun /bi.ɡa.ʁyʁ/: a variegated pattern, a colourful mixture
65. bigaut noun \bi.ɡo\
66. bigbang noun /biɡ.bɑ̃ɡ/: alternative form of Big Bang
67. bigbrotherien adjective /biɡ.bʁɔ.zœ.ʁjɛ̃/: Big Brotherish
68. bigbrotherisme noun /biɡ.bʁɔ.zœ.ʁism/: Big Brotherism
69. Bigby proper noun
70. bige noun \biʒ\
71. Bigeard proper noun \bi.ʒaʁ\
72. bigearreyns noun
73. bigearreyre noun
74. bigéminé adjective \bi.ʒe.mi.ne\
75. bigéminisme noun \bi.ʒe.mi.nism\
76. bigemme adjective
77. bigénérationnel adjective \bi.ʒe.ne.ʁa.sjɔ.nɛl\
78. bigénère adjective: bigender
79. bigénétique adjective \bi.ʒe.ne.tik\
80. bigenre adjective \bi.ʒɑ̃ʁ\
81. bigeotter verb \bi.ʒɔ.te\
82. biger verb \bi.ʒe\
83. bigerique noun
84. Biget proper noun
85. bigfoot noun \biɡ.fut\
86. bigga noun \bi.ɡa\
87. biggah noun \bi.ɡa\
88. Biggar proper noun
89. bighorn noun \bi.ɡɔʁn\
90. bigint noun \biɡ.int\
91. Bigiquois noun \bi.ʒi.kwa\
92. bigle adjective, noun, verb /biɡl/: cross-eyed
93. bigler verb /bi.ɡle/: to squint, be cross-eyed
94. biglerie noun \bi.ɡlə.ʁi\
95. biglesse noun \bi.ɡlɛs\
96. bigleuse adjective, noun /bi.ɡløz/: feminine singular of bigleux
97. bigleux adjective, noun /bi.ɡlø/: cross-eyed, squinting, short-sighted (etc.)
98. biglochidé adjective \bi.ɡlɔ.ʃi.de\
99. biglouche noun \bi.ɡluʃ\
100. bigloucher verb \bi.ɡlu.ʃe\
101. bignacais adjective, noun
102. Bignacaise noun
103. Bignan proper noun \bi.ɲɑ̃\
104. bignanais adjective, noun
105. Bignanaise noun
106. bignaysien adjective, noun
107. Bignaysienne noun
108. bigne noun \biɲ\
109. bigner verb \bi.ɲe\
110. bigneton adjective, noun
111. Bignetonne noun
112. bignicourien adjective, noun
113. Bignicourienne noun
114. Bignicourt proper noun
115. bignicourtois adjective, noun
116. Bignicourtoise noun
117. bignolais adjective, noun \bi.ɲɔ.lɛ\
118. Bignolaise noun
119. bignole noun \bi.ɲɔl\
120. bignoler verb \bi.njɔ.le\
121. bignolle noun \bi.ɲɔl\
122. bignolon noun /bi.ɲɔ.lɔ̃/: cop; police officer
123. bignon noun \bi.ɲɔ̃\
124. bignonais adjective, noun
125. Bignonaise noun
126. bignone noun /bi.ɲɔn/: crossvine (of the genus Bignonia, or several similar plants)
127. bignone orchidée noun
128. bignone rose noun
129. bignonia noun: synonym of bignone
130. Bignoniacées noun
131. bignonier noun \bi.ɲɔ.nje\
132. bignonnais adjective, noun
133. Bignonnaise noun
134. bignou noun \bi.ɲu\
135. bignouserie noun \bi.ɲuz.ʁi\
136. bigntz noun: alternative spelling of binz
137. bigo noun /bi.ɡo/: mobile phone
138. bigochée noun \bi.ɡo.ʃe\
139. bigonce noun \bi.ɡɔ̃s\
140. bigophone noun /bi.ɡɔ.fɔn/: bigophone
141. bigophoner verb \bi.ɡɔ.fɔ.ne\
142. bigophonique adjective /bi.ɡɔ.fɔ.nik/: relating to the bigophone
143. bigophoniste adjective, noun /bi.ɡɔ.fɔ.nist/: a bigophone player
144. bigor noun \bi.ɡɔʁ\
145. bigordan adjective \bi.ɡɔʁ.dɑ̃\: of Bigorre
146. bigorexe noun
147. bigorexie noun \bi.ɡɔ.ʁɛk.si\
148. bigorexique adjective, noun \bi.ɡɔ.ʁɛk.sik\
149. Bigorgne proper noun \bi.gɔʁɲ\
150. bigorne noun, verb /bi.ɡɔʁn/: beak-iron, bickern
151. bigorneau noun /bi.ɡɔʁ.no/: winkle (the mollusk)
152. bigorneau perceur japonais noun \bi.ɡɔʁ.no pɛʁ.sœʁ ʒa.pɔ.nɛ\
153. bigorner verb /bi.ɡɔʁ.ne/: to forge (work metal on an anvil)
154. bigornette noun \bi.ɡɔʁ.nɛt\
155. bigorre noun \bi.ɡɔʁ\
156. bigos noun /bi.ɡo/: plural of bigo
157. bigot adjective, noun /bi.ɡo/: bigot, holier-than-thou
158. bigot de racage noun [bi.go də ʁa.kaʒ]
159. bigote adjective, noun /bi.ɡɔt/: feminine singular of bigot
160. bigotelle noun \bi.ɡɔ.tɛl\
161. bigotement adverb \bi.ɡɔt.mɑ̃\
162. bigotère noun \bi.ɡɔ.tɛʁ\
163. bigoterie noun /bi.ɡɔ.tʁi/: bigotry, sanctimoniousness
164. bigotiser verb \bi.ɡo.ti.ze\
165. bigotisme noun /bi.ɡɔ.tism/: bigotry
166. bigotphone noun: alternative form of bigophone
167. Bigotte proper noun
168. bigottin adjective, noun
169. Bigottine noun
170. bigouden adjective, noun /bi.ɡu.dɛn/: a traditional head-dress made of lace from the Pays Bigouden in south west Brittany.
171. bigoudi noun /bi.ɡu.di/: curler, roller (for hair)
172. bigoudiser verb \bi.ɡu.di.ze\
173. bigourdan adjective \bi.ɡuʁ.dɑ̃\: alternative form of bigordan
174. bigourelle noun \bi.ɡu.ʁɛl\
175. bigravité noun \bi.gʁa.vi.te\
176. bigre interjection, noun /biɡʁ/: a forest ranger who sought out swarms of bees in the forest, tended to them, and gathered their honey and wax
177. bigrement adverb /bi.ɡʁə.mɑ̃/: very, darn
178. bigrille noun \bi.ɡʁij\
179. biguanide noun /bi.ɡwa.nid/: biguanide
180. bigue adjective, noun /biɡ/: a type of spar used as a crane
181. biguenée noun \biɡ.ne\
182. biguer verb \bi.ɡe\
183. Biguglia proper noun \bi.ɡu.lja\
184. bigugliais adjective, noun \bi.ɡu.ljɛ\
185. Bigugliaise noun \bi.ɡu.ljɛz\
186. biguine noun, verb /bi.ɡin/: biguine
187. biguiner verb /bi.ɡi.ne/: to dance the beguine
188. bihainois adjective, noun
189. Bihainoise noun
190. Bihar proper noun \bi.haʁ\
191. biharais adjective, noun \bi.a.ʁɛ\
192. bihari adjective, noun \bi.a.ʁi\
193. bihasté adjective \bi.a.ste\
194. bihebdomadaire adjective, noun /bi.ɛb.dɔ.ma.dɛʁ/: biweekly (twice a week)
195. bihebdomadairement adverb /bi.ɛb.dɔ.ma.dɛʁ.mɑ̃/: biweekly (twice a week)
196. bihicois adjective, noun
197. Bihicoise noun
198. bihoraire adjective \bi.ɔ.ʁɛʁ\
199. bihoreau noun /bi.ɔ.ʁo/: night heron
200. bihoreau gris noun /bi.ɔ.ʁo ɡʁi/: black-crowned night heron (Nycticorax nycticorax)
201. Bihorel proper noun
202. bihorellais adjective, noun
203. Bihorellaise noun
204. Bihouix proper noun /bi.wi/: a surname
205. bihucourtois adjective, noun
206. Bihucourtoise noun
207. bijambiste noun \bi.ʒɑ̃.bist\
208. Bijan proper noun
209. bijane noun \bi.ʒan\
210. bije noun \biʒ\
211. bijectif adjective /bi.ʒɛk.tif/: bijective
212. bijection noun /bi.ʒɛk.sjɔ̃/: bijection
213. bijectiviser verb \bi.ʒɛk.ti.vi.ze\
214. Bijeljina proper noun
215. bijin noun
216. bijogo noun
217. bijon noun \bi.ʒɔ̃\
218. bijonction adjective \bi.ʒɔ̃k.sjɔ̃\
219. bijou noun /bi.ʒu/: a piece of jewelry
220. bijou de famille noun \bi.ʒu də fa.mij\
221. bijou de peau noun \bi.ʒu.də.po\
222. bijour interjection \bi.ʒuʁ\
223. bijournalier adjective \bi.ʒuʁ.na.lje\
224. bijouté adjective: bejeweled (covered in jewels)
225. bijouter verb \bi.ʒu.te\
226. bijouterie noun /bi.ʒu.tʁi/: jeweller's; jewellery shop
227. bijoutier adjective, noun /bi.ʒu.tje/: jeweller
228. bijoutière noun /bi.ʒu.tjɛʁ/: female equivalent of bijoutier
229. bijoux de famille noun /bi.ʒu d(ə) fa.mij/: family jewels, crown jewels
230. biju noun \bi.ʒy\
231. bijugué adjective \bi.ʒy.ɡe\
232. bijumeau adjective \bi.ʒy.mo\
233. bik noun
234. bike and run noun
235. bike jacking noun \baik dʒa.kiŋ\
236. bike-jöring noun \bajk ʒɔ.ʁiŋ\
237. bike life noun \bajk lajf\
238. bikepacking noun \bajk.pa.kiŋ\
239. biker noun, verb /baj.kœʁ/: biker
240. bikeur noun /baj.kœʁ/: biker (person whose lifestyle is centered on motorcycles)
241. bikeuse noun /baj.køz/: female equivalent of bikeur
242. bikewashing noun \bajk.wa.ʃiŋ\
243. bikini noun /bi.ki.ni/: bikini
244. bikini fitness noun
245. Bikois noun \bi.kwa\
246. bikutsi noun \bi.kut.si\
247. bil-ka adjective \bil.ka\
248. bila noun
249. bilabial adjective /bi.la.bjal/: bilabial
250. bilabiale adjective, noun /bi.la.bjal/: feminine singular of bilabial
251. bilabialisation noun \bi.la.bja.li.za.sjɔ̃\
252. bilabialiser verb \bi.la.bja.li.ze\
253. bilabié adjective /bi.la.bje/: bilabiate
254. Bilal proper noun \bi.lal\
255. bilalien adjective \bi.la.ljɛ̃\
256. bilame adjective, noun /bi.lam/: bimetal
257. bilamellé adjective \bi.la.mɛ.le\
258. bilan noun /bi.lɑ̃/: balance sheet
259. bilan carbone noun \bi.lɑ̃ kaʁ.bɔn\
260. bilan comptable noun \bi.lɑ̃ kɔ̃.tabl\
261. bilan d’émissions de gaz à effet de serre noun \bi.lɑ̃ d‿e.mi.sjɔ̃ də ɡa.z‿a e.fe də sɛʁ\
262. bilan d’entrée noun \bi.lɑ̃ d‿ɑ̃.tʁe\
263. bilan de santé noun \bi.lɑ̃ d(ə) sɑ̃.te\: checkup
264. bilan de sortie noun \bi.lɑ̃ də sɔʁ.ti\
265. bilan énergétique noun \bi.lɑ̃‿e.nɛʁ.ʒe.tik\
266. bilan GES noun \bi.lɑ̃ ʒɛs\
267. bilan médical noun \bi.lɑ̃ me.di.kal\: checkup
268. bilan neutronique noun \bi.lɑ̃ nø.tʁɔ.nik\
269. bilan prudentiel noun \bi.lɑ̃ pʁy.dɑ̃.sjɛl\
270. bilan sanguin noun /bi.lɑ̃ sɑ̃.ɡɛ̃/: blood test, blood work
271. bilan sédimentaire noun \bi.lɑ̃ se.di.mɑ̃.tɛʁ\
272. bilan social noun \bi.lɑ̃ sɔ.sjal\
273. bilanciel adjective \bi.lɑ̃.sjɛl\
274. bilane noun \bi.lan\
275. bilaner verb \bi.la.ne\
276. bilanés noun \bi.la.nes\
277. Bilanga proper noun
278. bilangue adjective \bi.lɑ̃ɡ\
279. bilaniser verb \bi.la.ni.ze\
280. bilantaire adjective /bi.lɑ̃.tɛʁ/: pertaining to the balance sheet
281. bilanter verb \bi.lɑ̃.te\
282. bilantiel adjective /bi.lɑ̃.sjɛl/: pertaining to the balance sheet
283. bilastine noun \bi.las.tin\
284. bilatéral adjective /bi.la.te.ʁal/: bilateral
285. bilatéralement adverb /bi.la.te.ʁal.mɑ̃/: bilaterally
286. bilatéralisation noun \bi.la.te.ʁa.li.za.sjɔ̃\
287. bilatéraliser verb \bi.la.te.ʁa.li.ze\
288. bilatéralisme noun \bi.la.te.ʁa.lism\
289. bilatéralité noun /bi.la.te.ʁa.li.te/: bilaterality
290. bilatère adjective \bi.la.tɛʁ\
291. bilatérien noun \bi.la.te.ʁjɛ̃\: bilaterian
292. bilatériens noun \bi.la.te.ʁjɛ̃\: plural of bilatérien
293. bilatte adjective
294. Bilbao proper noun
295. bilbauder verb \bil.bɔ.de\
296. bilboquet noun /bil.bɔ.kɛ/: bilboquet
297. bilboqueter verb \bil.bɔ.kə.te\
298. bilboqueteur noun \bil.bɔk.tœʁ\
299. bilby noun \bil.bi\
300. bildts noun

Part 37 · Part 39 · French words: B

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.