French words: bailleulmontois to balacetois

French words bailleulmontois to balacetois

1. bailleulmontois adjective, noun
2. Bailleulmontoise noun
3. bailleulois adjective, noun
4. Bailleuloise noun
5. bailleulvalois adjective, noun
6. Bailleulvaloise noun
7. bailleur adjective, noun /ba.jœʁ/: a landowner who let uncultivated parcels of land to a lessee in a crop-sharing system in early Middle Ages
8. bailleur de fonds noun /ba.jœʁ də fɔ̃/: backer, funder, sponsor (one who supports an enterprise by funding it)
9. bailleur social noun /ba.jœʁ sɔ.sjal/: an agent who deals with lease contracts for social housing; a social landlord
10. bailleuse noun /ba.jøz/: female equivalent of bâilleur
11. bailleuse de fonds noun \ba.jøz də fɔ̃\
12. Bailleux proper noun
13. baillevalois adjective, noun
14. Baillevaloise noun
15. bailli noun /ba.ji/: a bailiff: an appointee of the king administering certain districts of northern France in the medieval period
16. bailliage noun /ba.jaʒ/: bailiwick
17. bailliager adjective: bailiwick
18. baillie noun \ba.ji\
19. Baillif proper noun
20. baillifien adjective, noun
21. Baillifienne noun
22. baillistre noun
23. baillival adjective \ba.ji.val\: bailiff
24. baillive noun /ba.jiv/: female equivalent of bailli: a bailiff's wife
25. baillochin adjective, noun
26. Baillochine noun
27. baillois adjective, noun \baj.wa\
28. Bailloise noun \baj.waz\
29. baillolais adjective, noun
30. Baillolaise noun
31. bailloletais adjective, noun
32. Bailloletaise noun
33. bâillomètre noun \bɑ.jɔ.mɛtʁ\
34. bâillon noun /ba.jɔ̃/: gag (a device to restrain speech)
35. bâillon-boule noun \bɑ.jɔ̃.bul\
36. bâillonnage noun \bɑ.jɔ.naʒ\
37. bâillonné adjective, verb /ba.jɔ.ne/: past participle of bâillonner
38. bâillonnement noun /ba.jɔn.mɑ̃/: gagging, muzzling, silencing
39. bâillonner verb /ba.jɔ.ne/: to gag
40. baillonvillois adjective, noun
41. Baillonvilloise noun
42. bailloque noun
43. baillotais adjective, noun
44. Baillotaise noun
45. baillotin adjective, noun
46. Baillotine noun
47. baillotte noun \ba.jɔt\
48. Baillou proper noun
49. Baills proper noun
50. bâillure noun \ba.jyʁ\
51. Bailly proper noun \baiji\
52. Bailo proper noun
53. bain noun /bɛ̃/: bath
54. bain à bulles noun
55. bain à ultrasons noun \bɛ̃ a yl.tʁa.sɔ̃\
56. bain bouillonnant noun /bɛ̃ bu.jɔ.nɑ̃/: synonym of jacuzzi
57. bain de bouche noun /bɛ̃ d(ə) buʃ/: mouth bath (act of soaking or washing one's mouth)
58. bain de forêt noun \bɛ̃ də fɔ.ʁɛ\
59. bain de foule noun /bɛ̃ d(ə) ful/: walkabout
60. bain de fourmis noun \bɛ̃ də fuʁ.mi\
61. bain de glace noun /bɛ̃ də ɡlas/: ice bath
62. bain de jouvence noun \bɛ̃ də ʒu.vɑ̃s\
63. bain de lac noun \bɛ̃ də lak\
64. bain de mer noun \bɛ̃ də mɛʁ\
65. bain de minuit noun /bɛ̃ d(ə) mi.nɥi/: midnight swim, midnight bath (where skinny dipping generally takes place)
66. bain de pieds noun /bɛ̃ də pje/: footbath (the act of soaking or washing the feet)
67. bain de sang noun /bɛ̃ d(ə) sɑ̃/: bloodbath, bloodshed
68. bain de siège noun \bɛ̃ d(ə) sjɛʒ\
69. bain de soleil noun /bɛ̃ d(ə) sɔ.lɛj/: a sunbath
70. bain de vapeur noun: steam bath
71. bain de verre noun \bɛ̃ də vɛʁ\
72. bain-douche adjective, noun /bɛ̃.duʃ/: showerbath
73. bain indien noun
74. bain linguistique noun \bɛ̃ lɛ̃.ɡɥis.tik\
75. bain-marie noun /bɛ̃.ma.ʁi/: double boiler, bain-marie (hot water bath made out of two containers)
76. bain-mariser verb \bɛ̃.ma.ʁi.ze\
77. bain moussant noun \bɛ̃ mu.sɑ̃\
78. bain partiel noun \bɛ̃ paʁ.sjɛl\
79. bain tourbillon noun /bɛ̃ tuʁ.bi.jɔ̃/: synonym of jacuzzi
80. bain turc noun /bɛ̃ tyʁk/: Turkish bath
81. bainais adjective, noun
82. Bainaise noun
83. Bainbridge proper noun
84. Baincthun proper noun
85. baincthunois adjective, noun
86. Baincthunoise noun
87. baïne noun \ba.in\
88. bainghenois adjective, noun
89. Bainghenoise noun
90. bainiste noun \bɛ.nist\
91. bainite noun
92. bains noun /bɛ̃/: plural of bain
93. bains publics noun \bɛ̃ py.blik\
94. bainsois adjective, noun
95. Bainsoise noun
96. bainvillois adjective, noun
97. Bainvilloise noun
98. Baiona proper noun
99. baïonnette noun /ba.jɔ.nɛt/: bayonet
100. baïonnette au canon adverb \ba.jɔ.nɛ.t‿o ka.nɔ̃\
101. baïoque noun /ba.jɔk/: bajocco
102. bairam noun /baj.ʁam/: bairam
103. bairolois adjective, noun
104. Bairoloise noun
105. Bairols proper noun
106. baisabilité noun \bɛ.za.bi.li.te\
107. baisable adjective /bɛ.zabl/: fuckable, sexually desirable
108. baisage noun /bɛ.zaʒ/: fuck (act of copulation)
109. baisage de gueule noun \be.zaʒ də ɡœl\
110. baisailler verb \bɛ.za.je\
111. baise adjective, noun, verb /bɛ.ze/: lame
112. baise à pincettes noun \bɛz a pɛ̃.sɛt\
113. baise-en-ville noun /bɛ.zɑ̃.vil/: overnight bag
114. baise-main noun /bɛz.mɛ̃/: alternative form of baisemain
115. baise-moi-ma-mignonne adjective \bɛz.mwa.ma.mi.ɲɔn\
116. baiséen adjective, noun
117. Baiséenne noun
118. baisemain noun /bɛz.mɛ̃/: in feudalism, homage which the vassal used to give to the fief seigneur, by kissing his hand
119. baisement noun /bɛz.mɑ̃/: kissing
120. baisenville noun /bɛ.zɑ̃.vil/: alternative form of baise-en-ville
121. baiser noun, verb /bɛ.ze/: to kiss
122. baiser à la papa verb \fu.tʁ a la pa.pa\
123. baiser à la russe noun \bɛ.ze a la ʁys\
124. baiser au vent noun \bɛ.ze o vɑ̃\
125. baiser colombin noun
126. baiser comme des lapins verb \bɛ.ze kɔ.m de la.pɛ̃\
127. baiser comme un lapin verb /bɛ.ze kɔ.m‿œ̃ la.pɛ̃/: to have sex quickly, in a short space of time
128. baiser de Judas noun \bɛ.ze də ʒy.da\
129. baiser de la mort noun /bɛ.ze d(ə) la mɔʁ/: kiss of death
130. baiser de paix noun \bɛ.ze də pɛ\
131. baiser Fanny verb
132. baiser fardé noun
133. baiser florentin noun \bɛ.ze flɔ.ʁɑ̃.tɛ̃\
134. baiser la fillette noun \be.ze la fi.jɛt\
135. baiser Lamourette noun \bɛ.ze la.mu.ʁɛt\
136. baiser le cul verb \bɛ.ze lə ky\
137. baiser le cul de la Fanny verb \bɛ.ze lə ky də la fa.ni\
138. baiser le cul du Diable quand il est frette verb \bɛ.ze lə ky dy djɑb kɑ̃.t‿i.l‿ɛ.fʁɛt\
139. baiser les mains à verb
140. baiser les pouces en croix verb \bɛ.ze lɛ pu.s‿ɑ̃ kʁwa\
141. baiser lingual noun \bɛ.ze lɛ̃.ɡɥal\
142. baiser napolitain noun \be.ze na.pɔ.li.tɛ̃\
143. baiser papillon noun \bɛ.ze pa.pi.jɔ̃\
144. baiser soufflé noun \bɛ.ze su.fle\
145. baiser volant noun \bɛ.ze vo.lɑ̃\
146. baiser volé noun \bɛ.ze vɔ.le\
147. baiserie noun \bɛz.ʁi\
148. baisers colombins noun \bɛ.ze kɔ.lɔ̃.bɛ̃\
149. baisers florentins noun \bɛ.ze flɔ.ʁɑ̃.tɛ̃\
150. baisers linguaux noun \bɛ.ze lɛ̃.ɡɥo\
151. baiseur noun /bɛ.zœʁ/: kisser (one who kisses)
152. baiseuse noun /bɛ.zøz/: female equivalent of baiseur
153. baisez-moi-mignonne adjective \bɛ.ze.mwa.mi.ɲɔn\
154. Baisieux proper noun \bɛ.zjø\
155. baisodrome noun /bɛ.zɔ.dʁɔm/: love nest, fuckpad
156. baisoir noun \bɛz.waʁ\
157. baisoter verb /bɛ.zɔ.te/: to smother with kisses; kiss to death
158. baisottement noun \bɛ.zɔt.mɑ̃\
159. baisotter verb \bɛ.zɔ.te\
160. baisouiller verb \be.zu.je\
161. baissage noun
162. baissant adjective, noun, verb /bɛ.sɑ̃/: present participle of baisser
163. baisse noun, verb /bɛs/: drop; decrease
164. baisse de pression noun \bɛs də pʁɛ.sjɔ̃\
165. baisse de régime noun /bɛs də ʁe.ʒim/: slowdown, downturn
166. baisse de tension noun /bɛs də tɑ̃.sjɔ̃/: drop in blood pressure
167. baisse en gamme noun \bɛ.s‿ɑ̃ ɡam\
168. baissée noun, verb /bɛ.se/: feminine singular of baissé
169. baisselle noun \bɛ.sɛl\
170. baissement noun \bɛs.mɑ̃\: lowering
171. baisser noun, verb /bɛ.se/: to lower
172. baisser d'un ton verb /bɛ.se d‿œ̃ tɔ̃/: to lower one's voice, to keep it down
173. baisser de rideau noun /bɛ.se d(ə) ʁi.do/: final curtain (the last time the curtain is lowered, after a performance and any curtain calls)
174. baisser l’oreille verb
175. baisser la garde verb /bɛ.se la ɡaʁd/: to lower one's guard
176. baisser la tête verb \bɛ.se la tɛ.t\
177. baisser le rideau verb /bɛ.se l(ə) ʁi.do/: to draw the curtains, to ring down the curtain
178. baisser le ton verb \bɛ.se lə tɔ̃\
179. baisser les bras verb /bɛ.se le bʁa/: to give up; to stop trying
180. baisser pavillon verb \bɛ.se pa.vi.jɔ̃\
181. baisser sa garde verb /bɛ.se sa ɡaʁd/: alternative form of baisser la garde
182. baisser son froc verb \bɛ.se sɔ̃ fʁɔk\
183. baisser son pantalon verb
184. baisseyen adjective, noun
185. Baisseyenne noun
186. baissier adjective, noun /bɛ.sje/: bear (investor who anticipates falling prices)
187. baissière noun /bɛ.sjɛʁ/: female equivalent of baissier
188. baissoir noun \bɛ.swaʁ\: salt water tank
189. baistidot adjective, noun
190. Baistidote noun
191. baisure noun \bɛ.zyʁ\
192. baisythois adjective, noun
193. Baisythoise noun
194. baitaria noun
195. baite noun \bɛt\
196. baiteuil noun \bɛ.tøj\
197. baitre noun \bɛtʁ\
198. Baives proper noun
199. baivois adjective, noun
200. Baivoise noun
201. Baïware noun \baj.waʁ\
202. Baix proper noun \bɛks\
203. baixanenc adjective, noun
204. Baixanencque noun
205. Baixas proper noun
206. baixois adjective, noun
207. Baixoise noun
208. Baizieux proper noun
209. bajamontais adjective, noun
210. Bajamontaise noun
211. bajan adjective, noun \ba.ʒɑ̃\
212. Bajard proper noun
213. bajaret noun
214. bajo quinto noun
215. bajo sexto noun
216. bajocasse adjective, noun
217. bajocco noun
218. bajocien adjective, noun \ba.ʒɔ.sjɛ̃\
219. bajoire noun \ba.ʒwaʁ\
220. bajonnettois adjective, noun
221. Bajonnettoise noun
222. bajoque noun \ba.ʒɔk\
223. bajou noun \ba.ʒu\
224. bajoue noun /ba.ʒu/: jowl
225. bajoyer noun /ba.ʒwa.je/: a sturdy wall of a river or canal either next to a bridge or in a lock
226. bajoyère noun \ba.ʒwa.jɛʁ\
227. bajulation noun \ba.ʒy.la.sjɔ̃\
228. bajule noun \ba.ʒyl\
229. bajussois adjective, noun
230. Bajussoise noun
231. Bajwa proper noun
232. bak kut teh noun
233. baka adjective, noun \ba.ka\
234. Bakambu proper noun /ba.kɑ̃.by/: a surname
235. Bakata proper noun \ba.ka.ta\
236. Bakayoko proper noun
237. bakchich noun /bak.ʃiʃ/: baksheesh
238. bakchichable adjective \bak.ʃi.ʃabl\
239. bakchicher verb \bak.ʃi.ʃe\
240. bakchicheur noun \bak.ʃi.ʃœʁ\
241. bake-danuki noun \ba.ke.da.ny.ki\
242. bakedanuki noun \ba.ke.da.ny.ki\
243. Bakel proper noun
244. bakélisation noun \ba.ke.li.za.sjɔ̃\
245. bakéliser verb \ba.ke.li.ze\
246. bakélite noun /ba.ke.lit/: alternative form of Bakélite
247. bakeneko noun \ba.ke.ne.ko\
248. baker verb \bɛ.ke\
249. Bakersfield sound noun \bɛ.kœʁ.sfild sund\
250. bakeux noun \ba.kø\
251. Bakewell proper noun
252. bakhchich noun \bak.ʃiʃ\
253. Bakhtiar proper noun
254. Bakhtiari noun
255. baking noun
256. bakinois adjective, noun /ba.ki.nwa/: Bakuvian
257. bakinoise adjective, noun /ba.ki.nwaz/: feminine singular of bakinois
258. Bakkal proper noun
259. Bakker proper noun
260. baklava noun /ba.kla.va/: baklava
261. bakllama noun \ba.kla.ma\
262. bakong noun \ba.kɔ̃g\
263. bakongo adjective
264. Bakongos noun \bɑ.kɔ̃.ɡo\
265. bakosi noun \ba.kɔ.si\
266. Bakota noun \ba.kɔ.ta\
267. Bakou proper noun /ba.ku/: Baku (the capital of Azerbaijan)
268. bakoua noun \ba.kwa\
269. bakoufou noun \ba.ku.fu\
270. bakouninien adjective /ba.ku.ni.njɛ̃/: Bakuninist
271. bakouniniste noun \ba.ku.ni.nist\
272. baksheesh noun \bak.ʃiʃ\
273. bakshish noun \bak.ʃiʃ\
274. bakti negara noun
275. baktun noun \bak.tun\
276. baku noun \ba.ku\
277. bakufu noun \ba.ku.fu\
278. Bakwa proper noun
279. bakweri noun \ba.kwe.ʁi\
280. Baky proper noun
281. bal noun /bal/: dance party, ball
282. bal à papa noun \ba.l‿a pa.pa\
283. bal-bal noun \bal.bal\
284. bal blanc noun \bal blɑ̃\
285. bal champêtre noun \bal ʃɑ̃.pɛtʁ\
286. bal costumé noun \bal kɔs.ty.me\
287. bal de finissants noun \bal də fi.ni.sɑ̃\
288. bal de promo noun \bal də pʁo.mo\
289. bal des antiques noun \bal dɛ.z‿ɑ̃.tik\
290. bal des débutantes noun /bal de de.by.tɑ̃t/: coming-out party (celebratory social gathering, with music, dancing, and refreshments, at which a young debutante is formally introduced to society)
291. bal des familles noun
292. bal des faux-culs noun \bal de fo.ky\
293. bal des finissants noun \bal de fi.ni.sɑ̃\
294. bal masqué noun /bal mas.ke/: masked ball, masquerade
295. bal musette noun /bal my.zɛt/: bal musette
296. bal parquet noun \bal.paʁ.ke\
297. bal populaire noun \bal pɔ.py.lɛʁ\
298. bal trad noun \bal tʁad\
299. bala noun \ba.la\
300. balacetois adjective, noun

Part 4 · Part 6 · 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.