French words: bitolien to Blagnac

French words bitolien to Blagnac

1. bitolien adjective, noun \bi.tɔ.ljɛ̃\
2. bitonal adjective /bi.tɔ.nal/: bitonal
3. bitonalisme noun \bi.tɔ.na.lism\
4. bitoniau noun /bi.tɔ.njo/: gadget, thingy
5. bitonio noun \bi.tɔ.njo\
6. bitoniot noun \bi.tɔ.njo\
7. bitonique adjective \bi.to.nik\
8. bitonniau noun \bi.tɔ.njo\
9. Bitonto proper noun
10. bitor noun \bi.tɔʁ\
11. bitord noun /bi.tɔʁ/: a thin (two-ply or three-ply) rope
12. bitors adjective, noun \bi.tɔʁ\
13. bitorser verb \bi.tɔʁ.se\
14. bitos noun \bi.tos\
15. bitou noun
16. bitougne noun \bi.tuɲ\
17. bitour noun \bi.tuʁ\
18. bitransitif adjective /bi.tʁɑ̃.si.tif/: ditransitive
19. bitrate noun
20. bitrochosophobe adjective \bi.tʁɔ.kɔ.zɔ.fɔb\
21. bitrochosophobie noun \bi.tʁɔ.kɔ.zɔ.fɔ.bi\
22. Bitry proper noun
23. bitryat adjective, noun
24. Bitryate noun
25. Bitsch proper noun
26. bitschhoffenois adjective, noun
27. Bitschhoffenoise noun
28. bitschwillerois adjective, noun
29. Bitschwilleroise noun
30. Bitsy proper noun
31. bitte noun /bit/: bitt, bollard, mooring post
32. bitte d'amarrage noun /bit d‿a.ma.ʁaʒ/: bollard (post to secure mooring lines)
33. Bittencourt proper noun: a surname, variant of Bettencourt; variant form Bitencourt
34. bitter noun, verb /bi.te/: to understand, usually used in negative form and especially with rien
35. bitter-pit noun
36. Bitti proper noun
37. bitton noun \bi.tɔ̃\
38. bittu adjective \bi.ty\
39. bitture noun /bi.tyʁ/: alternative spelling of biture
40. bitturer verb /bi.ty.ʁe/: alternative spelling of biturer
41. bitu adjective \bi.ty\
42. bitube adjective, noun \bi.tyb\: twin-tube
43. bitumable adjective
44. bitumage noun /bi.ty.maʒ/: asphalting
45. bitume adjective, noun, verb /bi.tym/: bitumen, asphalt, tar
46. bitume de Judée noun \bi.tym də ʒy.de\
47. bitumer verb /bi.ty.me/: to asphalt
48. bitumeur noun \bi.ty.mœʁ\
49. bitumeux adjective \bi.ty.mø\
50. bitumier noun /bi.ty.mje/: a ship used to transport bitumen
51. bitumine adjective, verb /bi.ty.mi.ne/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
52. bituminer verb /bi.ty.mi.ne/: to bituminize
53. bitumineux adjective /bi.ty.mi.nø/: bituminous
54. bituminifère adjective
55. bituminisation noun /bi.ty.mi.ni.za.sjɔ̃/: bituminization
56. bituminiser verb /bi.ty.mi.ni.ze/: to bituminize
57. bituniqué adjective \bi.ty.ni.ke\
58. bitunnel noun \bi.ty.nɛl\
59. biturbine adjective /bi.tyʁ.bin/: twin-rotor (of a helicopter)
60. biturbo adjective \bi.tyʁ.bo\
61. biturboréacteur adjective, noun \bi.tyʁ.bɔ.ʁe.ak.tœʁ\
62. biture adjective, noun /bi.tyʁ/: a state of drunkenness, drinking spree
63. biturer verb /bi.ty.ʁe/: To get drunk
64. Biturige noun: Biturige (member of the Bituriges Cubi or Bituriges Vivisci, either of two ancient Gallic tribes)
65. Bituriges noun: plural of Biturige
66. biturin noun \bi.ty.ʁɛ̃\
67. bitva noun \bit.va\
68. Bitz proper noun
69. biunivoque adjective /bi.y.ni.vɔk/: biunivocal, bijective, one-to-one
70. biunivoquement adverb /bi.y.ni.vɔk.mɑ̃/: bijectively
71. bivac noun \bi.vak\
72. bivalence noun /bi.va.lɑ̃s/: bivalence
73. bivalent adjective, noun /bi.va.lɑ̃/: bivalent
74. bivalve adjective, noun /bi.valv/: bivalve
75. bivalvulaire adjective
76. bivaquer verb \bi.va.ke\
77. bivariance noun /bi.va.ʁjɑ̃s/: bivariance
78. bivarié adjective /bi.va.ʁje/: bivariate
79. biveau noun \bi.vo\
80. bivèsien adjective, noun
81. Bivèsienne noun
82. biviaire adjective \bi.vjɛʁ\
83. bivial adjective \bi.vjal\
84. bivierois adjective, noun
85. Bivieroise noun
86. bivillais adjective, noun
87. Bivillaise noun
88. Biville proper noun
89. bivillierois adjective, noun
90. Bivillieroise noun
91. bivitellin adjective /bi.vi.tɛ.lɛ̃/: dizygotic
92. bivocale noun \bi.vɔ.kal\
93. bivoie noun \bi.vwa\
94. bivoltain adjective \bi.vɔl.tɛ̃\
95. bivoltin adjective \bi.vɔl.tɛ̃\
96. bivoltinité noun \bi.vɔl.ti.ni.te\
97. Bivona proper noun
98. bivoque adjective \bi.vɔk\
99. bivouac noun /bi.vwak/: bivouac (encampment for the night)
100. bivouacable adjective \bi.vwa.kabl\
101. bivouaquement noun \bi.vwak.mɑ̃\
102. bivouaquer verb /bi.vwa.ke/: to bivouac
103. bivouaquer dans la crevasse verb \bi.vwa.ke dɑ̃ la kʁə.vas\
104. biwa noun \bi.wa\
105. biwitz noun \bi.vits\
106. Bixacées noun \bi.ksa.se\
107. bixbite noun \biks.bit\
108. bixbyite noun \biks.bi.it\
109. Bixente proper noun
110. bixerien adjective, noun
111. Bixerienne noun
112. bixérique adjective \bik.se.ʁik\
113. bixine noun /bik.sin/: bixin
114. bixonimanie noun \bik.sɔ.ni.ma.ni\
115. biyaïsme noun \bi.ja.ism\
116. biyaïste adjective, noun \bi.ja.ist\
117. biz noun \biz\
118. bizaine noun \bi.zɛn\
119. Bizanet proper noun \bi.za.nɛ\
120. bizanetois adjective, noun
121. Bizanetoise noun
122. Bizanos proper noun \bi.za.nos\
123. bizanosien adjective, noun
124. Bizanosienne noun
125. bizantin adjective: Byzantine
126. bizarde adjective \bi.zaʁd\
127. Bizardien noun \bi.zaʁ.djɛ̃\
128. bizarre adjective, noun /bi.zaʁ/: bizarre, odd, strange, funny
129. bizarréconomie noun \bi.zaʁ.e.kɔ.nɔ.mi\
130. bizarrement adverb /bi.zaʁ.mɑ̃/: bizarrely
131. bizarrerie noun \bi.zaʁ.ʁi\: bizarreness
132. bizarreté noun \bi.zaʁ.te\
133. bizarriser verb \bi.za.ʁi.ze\
134. bizarroïde adjective /bi.za.ʁɔ.id/: bizarre, strange
135. bizart noun
136. bizé noun \bi.ze\
137. bizellois adjective, noun
138. Bizelloise noun
139. bizeneuillois adjective, noun
140. Bizeneuilloise noun
141. Bizerte proper noun \bi.zɛʁt\
142. bizertin adjective, noun \bi.zɛʁ.tɛ̃\
143. Bizertine noun \bi.zɛʁ.tin\
144. bizet noun \bi.zɛ\: Bizet sheep
145. bizet de Pologne noun
146. bizh noun
147. bizi noun \bi.zi\
148. Bizier proper noun
149. bizness noun \biz.nɛs\
150. biznessman noun \biz.nɛs.man\
151. biznesswoman noun \biz.nɛs.wu.man\
152. bizois adjective, noun
153. Bizoise noun
154. bizole noun \bi.zol\
155. bizon noun \bi.zɔ̃\
156. bizonal adjective \bi.zo.nal\
157. bizone adjective, noun \bi.zon\
158. bizonnois adjective, noun
159. Bizonnoise noun
160. Bizot proper noun \bi.zo\
161. bizotin adjective, noun
162. Bizotine noun
163. bizou noun /bi.zu/: alternative spelling of bisou
164. bizouiller verb \bi.zu.je\
165. bizouin adjective, noun \bi.zwɛ̃\
166. Bizouine noun \bi.zwin\
167. bizounage noun \bi.zu.naʒ\
168. bizoune noun, verb /bi.zun/: a penis
169. bizouner verb \bi.zu.ne\
170. bizouter verb \bi.zu.te\
171. bizut noun /bi.zy/: probationer
172. bizutage noun /bi.zy.taʒ/: hazing, initiation ritual
173. bizuter verb /bi.zy.te/: to haze (subject to an initiation)
174. bizuteur noun \bi.zy.tœʁ\
175. bizuteuse noun \bi.zy.tøz\
176. bizuth noun /bi.zy/: alternative spelling of bizut
177. BJ interjection
178. Bjørn proper noun \bjɔʁn\
179. Björk proper noun
180. Bjorn proper noun \bjɔʁn\
181. BJP proper noun \be.ʒi.pe\
182. bjr interjection, noun /bɔ̃.ʒuʁ/: abbreviation of bonjour
183. BK noun \be.ka\
184. bkaïla noun \bkaj.la\
185. BL noun, symbol \be.ɛl\
186. blæsheimois adjective, noun \blɛs.(h)aj.mwa\
187. Blæsheimoise noun \blɛs.(h)aj.mwaz\
188. bla bla noun /bla.bla/: blah, chit-chat, meaningless talk intended to deceive
189. bla bla bla interjection, noun \bla.bla.bla\: blah blah blah
190. blaarkop noun
191. blabla noun /bla.bla/: post-1990 spelling of bla-bla
192. blablabla noun /bla.bla.bla/: post-1990 spelling of bla-bla-bla
193. blablablater verb \bla.bla.bla.te\
194. Blablacar proper noun \bla.bla.kaʁ\
195. blablacareur noun \bla.bla.ka.ʁœʁ\
196. blablacareuse noun \bla.bla.ka.ʁøz\
197. blablacariste noun \bla.bla.ka.ʁist\
198. blablater verb /bla.bla.te/: to chit-chat, to engage in small talk
199. blablaterie noun \bla.blat.ʁi\
200. blablateur noun \bla.bla.tœʁ\
201. blablateuse noun \bla.bla.tøz\
202. blacbouler verb \blak.bu.le\
203. blacéen adjective, noun \bla.se.ɛ̃\
204. Blacéenne noun \bla.se.ɛn\
205. blache noun \blaʃ\
206. blachère noun \bla.ʃɛʁ\
207. Blachernes proper noun
208. blachérois adjective, noun
209. Blachéroise noun
210. blaciat adjective, noun
211. Blaciate noun
212. black adjective, noun /blak/: of black people or culture
213. black and tan coonhound noun
214. black and tan terrier noun
215. black bass noun \blak bas\
216. black-bass à grande bouche noun
217. black-bass à petite bouche noun
218. black-blanc-beur adjective \blak blɑ̃ bœʁ\
219. black bloc noun /blak blɔk/: black bloc
220. black-bottom noun /blak.bɔ.tɔm/: the Black Bottom (dance)
221. black doom noun \blak.duːm\
222. black elkhound noun
223. black eye noun \bla.k‿aj\
224. black food noun \blak fud\
225. Black Friday noun /blak fʁaj.dɛ/: synonym of vendredi fou: Black Friday
226. black hat noun \blak at\
227. black hat SEO noun
228. black jean noun \blak dʒin\
229. Black-Lakien noun \blak.le.kjɛ̃\
230. black metal noun \blak me.tal\
231. black metal dépressif noun \blak me.tal de.pʁɛ.sif\
232. black metal norvégien noun \blak me.tal nɔʁ.ve.ʒjɛ̃\
233. black metal symphonique noun \blak me.tal sɛ̃.fɔ.nik\
234. black-out noun \bla.ka.ut\
235. black-outer verb \blak.a.u.te\
236. Black Panther noun \blak pan.təʁ\
237. Black Panther Party noun \blak pan.təʁ paʁ.ti\
238. black-rot noun
239. Black Saint-Peters noun \blak sɛ̃t pi.təʁz\
240. blackage noun \bla.kaʒ\
241. blackbière noun \blak.bjɛʁ\
242. blackbirder noun
243. blackboller verb \blak.bɔ.le\
244. blackboulage noun /blak.bu.laʒ/: blackballing
245. blackbouler verb /blak.bu.le/: to blackball
246. Blackburn proper noun
247. blackened doom noun
248. blackette noun \bla.kɛt\
249. blackeuse noun \bla.køz\
250. blackeux noun \bla.kø\
251. blackface noun \blak.fɛs\
252. blackface d’Écosse noun
253. blackfacer verb \blak.fɛ.se\
254. blackfoot adjective, noun \blak.fut\
255. Blackford proper noun
256. blackgaze noun \blak.ɡaz\
257. blackisant noun \bla.ki.zɑ̃\
258. blackiser verb \bla.ki.ze\
259. blackjack noun \blak.dʒak\
260. blackjean noun \blak.dʒin\
261. blacklist noun \blak.list\
262. blacklistage noun \blak.lis.taʒ\
263. blacklisté adjective, noun, verb /bla.klist/: past participle of blacklister
264. blacklister verb /bla.klis.te/: to blacklist (to place on a blacklist)
265. Blackness proper noun
266. Blacko proper noun
267. blackout noun \bla.ka.ut\
268. blackouter verb \blak.a.u.te\
269. Blackpool proper noun
270. BlackRock proper noun \blak.ʁɔk\
271. blacksonner verb \blak.sɔ.ne\
272. blacksploitation noun \blak.splwa.ta.sjɔ̃\
273. blackstonie noun: yellowwort
274. blackstonie perfoliée noun
275. Blackthorn proper noun
276. Blackwell proper noun
277. Blackwood proper noun
278. blaconnais adjective, noun
279. Blaconnaise noun
280. blacquevillais adjective, noun
281. Blacquevillaise noun
282. Blacy proper noun
283. blacyat adjective, noun \bla.sja\
284. Blacyate noun \bla.sjat\
285. blacycois adjective, noun
286. Blacycoise noun
287. bladage noun \bla.daʒ\
288. blade noun \blad\
289. bladercross noun \blɛ.dœʁ.kʁɔs\
290. bladette noun \bla.dɛt\
291. blaesheimois adjective, noun \blɛs.(h)aj.mwa\
292. Blaesheimoise noun \blɛs.(h)aj.mwaz\
293. blafard adjective /bla.faʁ/: pale, wan, pallid
294. blafarder verb \bla.faʁ.de\
295. blafardise noun \bla.faʁ.diz\
296. blafardiser verb \bla.faʁ.di.ze\
297. blaff noun \blaf\
298. blaffard noun \ba.flaʁ\
299. blageon noun \bla.ʒɔ̃\
300. Blagnac proper noun /bla.ɲak/: Blagnac (a town in Haute-Garonne department, Occitania, France)

Part 43 · Part 45 · 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.