French words: bile to binational

French words bile to binational

1. bile noun /bil/: bile
2. bile jaune noun /bil ʒon/: yellow bile
3. bile noire noun /bil nwaʁ/: black bile
4. Bilel proper noun \bi.lɛl\
5. bilen noun
6. bilène noun \bi.lɛn\
7. biler verb /bi.le/: to worry (pour) about
8. Biles proper noun
9. bileux adjective /bi.lø/: bilious (worrisome, irritable, or otherwise easily upset)
10. Bilge proper noun
11. bilhacois adjective, noun
12. Bilhacoise noun
13. bilharzie noun /bi.laʁ.zi/: blood fluke
14. bilharzien adjective: bilharzial
15. bilharziose noun \bi.laʁ.zjoz\: bilharzia
16. bilhérois adjective, noun
17. Bilhéroise noun
18. bili-IRM noun \bi.li.i.ɛ.ʁɛm\
19. Bilia proper noun
20. biliaire adjective /bi.ljɛʁ/: biliary
21. bilibili noun \bi.li.bi.li\
22. bilicyanine noun: bilicyanin
23. bilié adjective /bi.lje/: bile; bilious
24. bilié de Calmette et Guérin noun
25. bilieuse adjective, noun /bi.ljøz/: feminine singular of bilieux
26. bilieux adjective, noun /bi.ljø/: bilious (suffering from real or supposed liver disorder)
27. bilig noun /bi.liɡ/: A wide, flat stone used especially for cooking crêpes.
28. biligenèse noun /bi.li.ʒ(ə).nɛz/: biligenesis
29. biligulé adjective \bi.li.ɡy.le\
30. bilimbi noun \bi.lim.bi\
31. biline noun /bi.lin/: bilin
32. bilinéaire adjective /bi.li.ne.ɛʁ/: bilinear
33. bilinéariser verb /bi.li.ne.a.ʁi.ze/: to bilinearize
34. bilingualité noun \bi.lɛ̃.ɡɥa.li.te\
35. bilingue adjective, noun /bi.lɛ̃ɡ/: bilingual (speaking two languages)
36. bilinguisation noun \bi.lɛ̃.ɡɥi.za.sjɔ̃\
37. bilinguiser verb \bi.lɛ̃.ɡɥi.ze\
38. bilinguisme noun /bi.lɛ̃.ɡɥism/: bilingualism (the condition of being bilingual)
39. bilinguisme sexuel noun \bi.lɛ̃.ɡɥism sɛk.sɥɛl\
40. biliotin adjective, noun
41. Biliotine noun
42. bilirubine noun /bi.li.ʁy.bin/: bilirubin
43. bilirubinémie noun \bi.li.ʁy.bi.ne.mi\
44. bilitère adjective /bi.li.tɛʁ/: biliteral
45. biliverdine noun /bi.li.vɛʁ.din/: biliverdin
46. bill noun /bil/: bill (draft UK law)
47. billacois adjective, noun
48. Billacoise noun
49. billage noun \bi.jaʒ\
50. Billah proper noun
51. Billal proper noun
52. billancellois adjective, noun
53. Billancelloise noun
54. Billancourt proper noun \bijɑ̃kuʁ\
55. billancourtois adjective, noun
56. Billancourtoise noun
57. billangeot adjective, noun \bi.lɑ̃.ʒo\
58. Billangeotte noun
59. billard adjective, noun /bi.jaʁ/: billiards
60. billard à trois bandes noun \bi.jaʁ a tʁwa bɑ̃d\
61. billard anglais noun \bi.ja.ʁ‿ɑ̃.ɡlɛ\
62. billard électrique noun /bi.jaʁ e.lɛk.tʁik/: synonym of flipper (“pinball”)
63. billard électronique noun \bi.jaʁ͜ e.lɛk.tʁɔ.nik\
64. billard français noun \bi.jaʁ fʁɑ̃.sɛ\
65. billard japonais noun \bi.jaʁ ʒa.pɔ.nɛ\
66. billard Nicolas noun \bi.jaʁ ni.ko.la\
67. billard russe noun \bi.jaʁ ʁys\
68. Billarde noun
69. billarder verb \bi.laʁ.de\
70. billardeur noun \bi.jaʁ.dœʁ\
71. billardier noun \bi.jaʁ.dje\
72. billardiste noun \bi.jaʁ.dist\
73. billaud noun \bi.jo\
74. billaudais adjective, noun
75. Billaudaise noun
76. Billault proper noun
77. bille noun, verb /bij/: marble (spherical ball)
78. bille chinoise noun \bij ʃi.nwaz\
79. bille de bois noun \bij də bwɑ\
80. bille de pied noun \bij də pje\
81. bille en tête adverb /bi.j‿ɑ̃ tɛt/: unhesitatingly, audaciously, boldly
82. billebarrer verb \bil.ba.ʁe\
83. billebaude noun \bij.bod\
84. billebauder verb \bil.bo.de\
85. billéen adjective, noun
86. Billéenne noun
87. biller verb /bi.je/: to turn a piece of wood placed on a support
88. Billère proper noun \bi.jɛʁ\
89. billérois adjective, noun
90. Billéroise noun
91. billesois adjective, noun
92. Billesoise noun
93. billet noun /bi.jɛ/: note, a brief message
94. billet à gratter noun /bi.jɛ a ɡʁa.te/: a scratch-off, scratch card (lottery ticket containing sections covered with an opaque waxy film which may be removed by scratching to reveal symbols that...
95. billet à ordre noun /bi.jɛ a ɔʁdʁ/: promissory note
96. billet circulaire noun \bi.jɛ siʁ.ky.lɛʁ\
97. billet coupe-file noun \bi.je kup.fil\
98. billet d'écrou noun /bi.jɛ d‿e.kʁu/: (written order to turn oneself in to prison)
99. billet d'humeur noun /bi.jɛ d‿y.mœʁ/: short opinion piece; op-ed
100. billet de banque noun /bi.jɛ d(ə) bɑ̃k/: a banknote, physical unit of paper currency
101. billet de change noun \bi.jɛ də ʃɑ̃ʒ\
102. billet de confession noun \bi.je də kɔ̃.fe.sjɔ̃\
103. billet de faveur noun \bi.je də fa.vœʁ\
104. billet de logement noun /bi.jɛ d(ə) lɔʒ.mɑ̃/: billet (written order to quarter soldiers)
105. billet de mille noun \bi.jɛ də mil\
106. billet de rentrée noun /bi.jɛ d(ə) ʁɑ̃.tʁe/: A ticket enabling a pupil to join a class after an absence.
107. billet de satisfaction noun \bi.je də sa.tis.fak.sjɔ̃\
108. billet de trésorerie noun \bi.jɛ də tʁe.soʁ.ʁi\
109. billet de trésorerie adossé à des créances titrisées noun \bi.jɛ də tʁe.soʁ(ə).ʁi a.do.se a de kʁe.ɑ̃s ti.tʁi.ze\
110. billet doux noun /bi.jɛ du/: billet-doux
111. billet drapeau noun \bi.jɛ dʁa.po\
112. billet ouvert noun \bi.jɛ u.vɛʁ\
113. billet promissoire noun \bi.jɛ pʁɔ.mi.swaʁ\
114. billet vert noun \bi.jɛ vɛʁ\
115. billetage noun \bi.jɛ.taʒ\
116. Billetdoux proper noun \bi.jɛ.du\
117. billeté adjective, verb /bij.te/: billeté
118. billeter verb /bij.te/: to label, tag
119. billeterie noun \bi.jɛ.tʁi\
120. billeteur noun \bij.tœʁ\
121. billeteuse noun \bij.tøz\
122. billetier noun \bi.jə.tje\
123. billetière noun \bi.jə.tjɛʁ\
124. billetophile noun \bi.jɛ.tɔ.fil\
125. billetophilie noun \bi.jɛ.tɔ.fi.li\
126. billette noun /bi.jɛt/: billet (firewood)
127. billetterie noun /bi.jɛ.tʁi/: ticket office
128. billettique adjective, noun \bi.jɛ.tik\
129. billettiste noun \bi.jɛ.tist\
130. billeur noun \bi.jœʁ\
131. billeux-berclois adjective, noun
132. Billeux-Bercloise noun
133. billevesée noun /bij.və.ze/: nonsense, frivolity
134. Billey proper noun \bi.jɛ\
135. billeyois adjective, noun
136. Billeyoise noun
137. billezoissien adjective, noun
138. Billezoissienne noun
139. billiard noun, number /bi.ljaʁ/: quadrillion (10¹⁵)
140. billiardième adjective, noun \bi.ljaʁ.djɛm\
141. Billie proper noun \bi.li\
142. billiémand adjective, noun \bi.li.e.mɑ̃\
143. Billiémande noun
144. Billière proper noun
145. billiérois adjective, noun
146. Billiéroise noun
147. Billiers proper noun \bi.lje\
148. Billiet proper noun \bi.jɛ\
149. billig noun \bi.lik\
150. billigomètre noun \bi.li.ɡɔ.mɛtʁ\
151. Billing proper noun
152. Billingham proper noun
153. Billings proper noun
154. Billingsley proper noun
155. billion noun, number /bi.ljɔ̃/: trillion (10¹²)
156. billionaire noun: billionaire
157. billionième adjective, noun /bi.ljɔ.njɛm/: billionth
158. billionnaire adjective, noun \bi.ljɔ.nɛʁ\
159. billiotais adjective, noun
160. Billiotaise noun
161. billiotin adjective, noun
162. Billiotine noun
163. billodrome noun \bi.lɔ.dʁom\
164. billois adjective, noun
165. Billoise noun
166. Billom proper noun \bi.jɔ̃\
167. billomois adjective, noun
168. Billomoise noun
169. billon noun /bi.jɔ̃/: A log or hunk of wood
170. billonnage noun /bi.jɔ.naʒ/: ridging (in fields, etc.)
171. billonnement noun \bjon.mɑ̃\
172. billonner verb /bi.jɔ.ne/: to make or circulate counterfeit coinage
173. billonnette noun \bi.jɔ.nɛt\
174. billonneur noun \bi.jɔ.nœʁ\
175. billonneuse noun \bi.jɔ.nøz\
176. billophile noun \bi.jɔ.fil\
177. billos noun \bi.jo\
178. billot noun /bi.jo/: butcher block
179. billotée noun
180. billotin adjective, noun
181. Billotine noun
182. billy noun
183. billy-chevannais adjective, noun
184. Billy-Chevannaise noun
185. billyacois adjective, noun
186. Billyacoise noun
187. billycois adjective, noun
188. Billycoise noun
189. billysien adjective, noun
190. Billysienne noun
191. billyssois adjective, noun
192. Billyssoise noun
193. Bilma proper noun
194. bilobé adjective /bi.lɔ.be/: bilobed, bilobate (having two lobes)
195. bilocal adjective \bi.lɔ.kal\
196. bilocalisation noun \bi.lɔ.ka.li.za.sjɔ̃\
197. bilocaliser verb \bi.lɔ.ka.li.ze\
198. bilocation noun \bi.lo.ka.sjɔ̃\
199. biloculaire adjective /bi.lɔ.ky.lɛʁ/: bilocular
200. Bilodeau proper noun \bi.lɔ.do\: Bilodeau: a surname
201. bilomancie noun \bi.lo.mɑ̃.si\
202. biloque noun, verb \bi.lɔk\: past participle of biloquer
203. biloquer verb /bi.lɔ.ke/: to plough deeply
204. bilot noun \bi.lo\
205. bilotcha noun
206. biloter verb \bi.lɔ.te\
207. bilotier noun \bi.lo.tje\
208. bilotière noun \bi.lo.tjɛʁ\
209. bilotter verb \bi.lɔ.te\
210. bilou noun \bi.lu\
211. bilout noun \bi.lut\
212. biloute noun /bi.lut/: cock, penis
213. Biloxi proper noun
214. Bilsen proper noun
215. Bilton proper noun
216. biltong noun \bil.tɔ̃ŋ\
217. biltzheimois adjective, noun
218. Biltzheimoise noun
219. bilulu noun \bi.lu.lu\
220. bilunulé adjective \bi.ly.ny.le\
221. bilurien adjective, noun
222. Bilurienne noun
223. bilwisheimois adjective, noun
224. Bilwisheimoise noun
225. Bilzen proper noun \bil.zən\
226. bim interjection, noun \bim\
227. Bima noun \bi.ma\
228. bimaculé adjective \bi.ma.ky.le\
229. bimane adjective, noun \bi.man\: two-handed
230. bimarginé adjective \bi.maʁ.ʒi.ne\
231. bimasse adjective \bi.mas\
232. bimastoidien adjective \bi.ma.stɔ.i.djɛ̃\
233. bimbelot noun /bɛ̃.blo/: Traditional children's toy (dolls, wooden animals etc)
234. bimbeloterie noun /bɛ̃.blɔ.tʁi/: knickknacks (or their manufacture and selling)
235. bimbelotier noun \bɛ̃.bə.lɔ.tje\
236. bimbelotière noun \bɛ̃.bə.lɔ.tjɛʁ\
237. bimbo noun \bim.bo\
238. bimbofication noun \bim.bo.fi.ka.sjɔ̃\
239. BIMBY noun \bim.bi\
240. bîme noun \bim\
241. bimédia adjective, noun \bi.me.dja\
242. bimédial adjective /bi.me.djal/: bimedial
243. bimensualiser verb \bi.mɑ̃.sɥa.li.ze\
244. bimensuel adjective, noun /bi.mɑ̃.sɥɛl/: fortnightly, semimonthly, bimonthly, biweekly (occurring twice a month)
245. bimensuellement adverb /bi.mɑ̃.sɥɛl.mɑ̃/: fortnightly, bimonthly
246. bimensuels adjective \bi.mɑ̃.sɥɛl\: masculine plural of bimensuel
247. bimestre noun /bi.mɛstʁ/: bimester (term of two months)
248. bimestrialiser verb \bi.mɛs.tʁi.ja.li.ze\
249. bimestrialité noun \bi.mɛs.tʁi.ja.li.te\
250. bimestriel adjective /bi.mɛs.tʁi.jɛl/: bimonthly (once every two months); bimestrial
251. bimestriellement adverb /bi.mɛs.tʁi.jɛl.mɑ̃/: bimonthly, two-monthly
252. bimestriels adjective \bi.mɛs.tʁi.jɛl\: masculine plural of bimestriel
253. bimétal noun \bi.me.tal\
254. bimétallique adjective /bi.me.ta.lik/: bimetallic
255. bimétallisme noun /bi.me.ta.lism/: bimetallism
256. bimétalliste adjective, noun /bi.me.ta.list/: bimetallist
257. bimétrique adjective \bi.me.tʁik\
258. bimillénaire adjective, noun /bi.mi.le.nɛʁ/: bimillenary
259. bimilliard noun \bi.mi.jaʁ\
260. bimodal adjective /bi.mɔ.dal/: bimodal
261. bimodaliser verb \bi.mɔ.da.li.ze\
262. bimodalité noun /bi.mɔ.da.li.te/: bimodality
263. bimode adjective, noun \bi.mɔd\
264. bimoléculaire adjective: bimolecular
265. Bimont proper noun
266. bimontois adjective, noun
267. Bimontoise noun
268. bimoraïque adjective
269. bimorique adjective \bi.mo.ʁik\
270. bimoteur adjective, noun /bi.mɔ.tœʁ/: twin-engine
271. bimotoriser verb \bi.mɔ.tɔ.ʁi.ze\
272. bimucroné adjective \bi.my.kʁɔ.ne\
273. bin adverb, noun /bɛ̃/: alternative spelling of bien (in the adverb sense "very" or in the interjection sense "well, ...")
274. bin-bin noun \bin.bin\
275. bin’s noun \bins\
276. bina noun \bi.na\
277. binage noun /bi.naʒ/: hoeing
278. binaille noun \bi.naj\
279. binaire adjective, noun /bi.nɛʁ/: binary (focusing on two mutually exclusive conditions)
280. binaire X noun \bi.nɛ.ʁ‿iks\
281. binairement adverb /bi.nɛʁ.mɑ̃/: binarily
282. binaise noun \bi.nɛz\
283. binaison noun \bi.nɛ.zɔ̃\
284. binamé noun \bi.na.me\
285. Binance proper noun
286. binance coin noun
287. binapacryl noun \bi.na.pa.kʁil\
288. binard noun /bi.naʁ/: dray (type of cart)
289. binarisable adjective \bi.na.ʁi.zabl\
290. binarisation noun \bi.na.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃\
291. binariser verb \bi.na.ʁi.ze\
292. binarisme noun \bi.na.ʁizm\
293. binarité noun \bi.na.ʁit\
294. binarité de genre noun \bi.na.ʁi.te də ʒɑ̃ʁ\
295. binarkies noun
296. binart noun \bi.naʁ\
297. binarvillois adjective, noun
298. Binarvilloise noun
299. Binas proper noun
300. binational adjective, noun /bi.na.sjɔ.nal/: binational

Part 38 · Part 40 · 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.