French words: borgou to bosser
300 French words, part 57 of 83 of the words starting with B, A to Z. 24 have a page of their own.
French words borgou to bosser
- borgou noun \bɔʁ.ɡu\
- bori noun \bɔ.ʁi\
- borication noun \bɔ.ʁi.ka.sjɔ̃\
- boricisme noun \bɔ.ʁi.sism\
- boricua adjective, noun \bo.ʁi.kwa\
- borie noun /bɔ.ʁi/: farm
- borigue noun \bɔ.ʁiɡ\
- borin adjective, noun /bɔ.ʁɛ̃/: coalminer
- borinage noun \bɔ.ʁi.naʒ\
- borique adjective /bɔ.ʁik/: boric
- boris noun \bɔ.ʁi\
- borisme noun \bɔ.ʁism\
- Borissov proper noun
- Borissovitch proper noun \bo.ʁi.so.vitʃ\
- Borja proper noun
- Borkou proper noun \boʁ.ku\
- borlette noun \boʁ.lɛt\
- borlézien adjective, noun
- Borlézienne noun
- borlonais adjective, noun
- Borlonaise noun
- borlooïser verb \bɔʁ.lo.i.ze\
- borméen adjective, noun
- Borméenne noun
- Bormes proper noun
- Bormida proper noun
- Bormio proper noun
- Born proper noun
- bornable adjective \bɔʁ.nabl\
- bornage noun /bɔʁ.naʒ/: demarcation (of a boundary)
- bornain adjective, noun
- Bornaine noun
- bornais adjective, noun, verb /bɔʁ.nɛ/: first/second-person singular imperfect indicative of borner
- Bornaise noun \bɔʁ.nɛz\
- bornal noun \bɔʁ.nal\
- bornambuscais adjective, noun
- Bornambuscaise noun
- bornan noun \bɔʁ.nɑ̃\
- bornandin adjective, noun
- Bornandine noun
- Bornay proper noun
- borne adjective, noun /bɔʁn/: bollard such as those used to restrict automobiles off a pedestrian area
- borne-abreuvoir noun /bɔʁ.na.bʁœ.vwaʁ/: a combination drinking fountain and fire hydrant; a fire hydrant with a drinking fountain attachment on it
- borne anti-moustiques noun \bɔʁn ɑ̃.ti.mus.tik\
- borne anti-stationnement noun \bɔʁn‿ɑ̃.ti sta.sjɔn.mɑ̃\
- borne-couteau noun \bɔʁn ku.to\
- borne d’appel noun \bɔʁn d‿a.pɛl\
- borne d’arcade noun \bɔʁn d‿aʁ.kad\
- borne d'incendie noun /bɔʁ.n(ə) d‿ɛ̃.sɑ̃.di/: fire hydrant
- borne de charge noun \bɔʁn də ʃɑʁʒ\
- borne de corvée noun
- borne de recharge noun \bɔʁn də ʁə.ʃaʁʒ\
- borne électrique noun: an electric charging post for a plug-in electric vehicle
- borne escamotable noun \bɔʁ.n‿ɛs.ka.mɔ.tabl\
- borne-fontaine noun /bɔʁ.n(ə).fɔ̃.tɛn/: fire hydrant
- borne-fusible noun \bɔʁn fy.zibl\
- borne hydrante noun \bɔʁ.n‿i.dʁɑ̃t\
- borne indicatrice noun \bɔʁ.n‿ɛ̃.di.ka.tʁis\
- borne inférieure noun \bɔʁ.n‿ɛ̃.fe.ʁjœʁ\
- borne kilométrique noun /bɔʁ.n(ə) ki.lɔ.me.tʁik/: kilometre marker, mile marker, milepost, milestone
- borne leugaire noun \bɔʁn lø.ɡɛʁ\
- borne milliaire noun \bɔʁn mi.ljɛʁ\
- borne supérieure noun \bɔʁn sy.pe.ʁjœʁ\
- Bornel proper noun
- bornellois adjective, noun
- Bornelloise noun
- Bornem proper noun \bɔʁ.nəm\
- Bornéo proper noun /bɔʁ.ne.o/: Borneo
- bornéol noun /bɔʁ.ne.ɔl/: borneol
- borner verb /bɔʁ.ne/: to limit, confine
- bornérand adjective, noun
- Bornérande noun
- bornésite noun /bɔʁ.ne.zit/: palm syrup from Borneo
- Bornholm proper noun \bɔʁn.holm\
- Bornianche noun
- borniand adjective, noun
- Borniche proper noun \bɔʁ.niʃ\
- borniclasse noun \bɔʁ.ni.klas\
- bornier noun \bɔʁ.nje\: terminal block
- bornille noun \bɔʁ.nij\
- borniller verb \bɔʁ.ni.je\
- bornine noun \bɔʁ.nin\
- borniol noun \bɔʁ.njɔl\
- bornioler verb \bɔʁ.njɔ.le\
- borniquel adjective, noun
- Borniquelle noun
- borniste adjective, noun \bɔʁ.nist\
- bornite noun \bɔʁ.nit\
- bornivalois adjective, noun
- Bornivaloise noun
- Borno proper noun
- bornous noun \bɔʁ.nus\
- bornoyer verb \bɔʁ.nwa.je\
- bornoyeur noun \bɔʁ.nwa.jœʁ\
- bornu adjective, noun \bɔʁ.nu\
- Borny proper noun
- boro adverb, prefix, pronoun /bo.ʁɔ/: alternative spelling of bôrô (“enough”)
- bôrô d’enjaillement noun \bo.ʁo d‿ɑ̃.ʒaj.mɑ̃\
- borochoir noun \bɔ.ʁɔ.ʃwaʁ\
- Borodine proper noun
- Borodino proper noun
- borohydrure noun: borohydride
- boroillot adjective, noun \bɔ.ʁɔ.jo\
- Boroillotte noun
- borolon noun \bɔ.ʁo.lɔ̃\
- boromagnésite noun: boromagnesite
- Boromo proper noun \bɔ.ʁɔ.mɔ\
- Boron proper noun \bɔ.ʁɔ̃\
- boronais adjective, noun
- Boronaise noun
- borophène noun \bɔ.ʁɔ.fɛn\
- bororo noun
- bororo blanc noun
- Bororos noun \bo.ʁo.ʁo\
- Boros proper noun
- boroscope noun \bɔ.ʁɔ.skɔp\
- borosilicate adjective: borosilicate
- borosphérène noun /bɔ.ʁɔs.fe.ʁɛn/: borospherene
- borozail noun \bɔ.ʁɔ.zaj\
- borraginée noun \bɔ.ʁa.ʒi.ne\
- borraginées noun \bɔ.ʁa.ʒi.ne\
- Borre proper noun
- borrel noun \bɔ.ʁɛl\
- borrelia noun
- borrélie noun \bo.ʁe.li\
- borréliose noun \bɔ.ʁe.ljoz\
- borréliose de Lyme noun
- Borrell proper noun
- Borremans proper noun \bo.ʁə.mans\
- Borrèze proper noun \bo.ʁɛz\
- borrèzien adjective, noun
- Borrèzienne noun
- borrois adjective, noun
- Borroise noun
- Borromée adjective \bɔ.ʁɔ.me\
- borroméen adjective \bɔ.ʁɔ.me.ɛ̃\: Borromean
- borrominien adjective \bɔ.ʁɔ.mi.njɛ̃\
- Bors proper noun
- borsalino noun \bɔʁ.sa.li.no\
- borsch noun: alternative spelling of bortsch
- borscht noun: alternative form of bortsch
- borsois adjective, noun
- Borsoise noun
- Borssele proper noun
- borsutois adjective, noun
- Borsutoise noun
- bort noun \bɔʁ\
- Bort-l’Etang typographic variant
- bortch noun \bɔʁtʃ\
- Borthwick proper noun
- bortingle noun \bɔʁ.tɛ̃ɡl\
- bortois adjective, noun
- Bortoise noun
- bortsch noun \bɔʁtʃ\: borscht
- boruca noun
- boruration noun \bɔ.ʁy.ʁa.sjɔ̃\: boriding
- borure noun /bɔ.ʁyʁ/: boride
- borurer verb \bɔ.ʁy.ʁe\
- Borussia proper noun
- borussien adjective, noun \bɔ.ʁy.sjɛ̃\
- Borvo proper noun
- Borysthène proper noun /bɔ.ʁis.tɛn/: Borysthenes (the Dnieper, the Dnipro)
- borysthénique adjective \bo.ʁis.te.nik\
- borzoï noun
- Bos proper noun
- bosa noun \bɔ.za\
- bosal noun \bɔ.zal\
- bosan noun \bɔ.zɑ̃\
- bosanski ostrodlaki gonic noun
- Bosc proper noun
- bosc-berengerois adjective, noun
- Bosc-Berengeroise noun
- Bosc-Edeline typographic variant
- bosc-édelinois adjective, noun
- Bosc-Édelinoise noun
- bosc-guérardais adjective, noun
- Bosc-Guérardaise noun
- bosc-mesnillois adjective, noun
- Bosc-Mesnilloise noun
- bosc-renoulthien adjective, noun
- Bosc-Renoulthienne noun
- boscalid noun
- boscamnantais adjective, noun
- Boscamnantaise noun
- boscard noun: a person who lives as a parasite of the rich or powerful
- boscarder verb \bɔs.kaʁ.de\
- boscaresque adjective \bɔ.ka.ʁɛsk\
- boscéen adjective, noun
- Boscéenne noun
- Bosch proper noun \bɔʃ\
- Boscher proper noun
- boschervillais adjective, noun \bɔ.ʃɛʁ.vi.lɛ\
- Boschervillaise noun \bɔ.ʃɛʁ.vi.lɛz\
- Boscherville proper noun
- Boschetti proper noun
- boschiman adjective \bɔ.ʃi.man\
- boschjesman adjective
- bosco noun /bɔs.ko/: boatswain, skipper
- boscois adjective, noun
- Boscoise noun
- boscojeannais adjective, noun
- Boscojeannaise noun
- boscomarien adjective, noun
- Boscomarienne noun
- boscomorandais adjective, noun \bɔs.kɔ.mɔ.ʁɑ̃.dɛ\
- Boscomorandaise noun
- Boscoreale proper noun
- boscot adjective, noun \bɔs.ko\
- boscotte noun \bɔs.kɔt\
- boscovien adjective, noun
- Boscovienne noun
- boscoyo noun /bɔs.kɔ.jo/: (tree) stump (a large piece of rough or knotty wood)
- boscrenolvien adjective, noun
- bosculer verb \bɔs.ky.le\
- bosdarrosien adjective, noun
- Bosdarrosienne noun
- bosel noun \bɔ.zɛl\
- Boseman proper noun
- bosguerrois adjective, noun
- Bosguerroise noun
- bosguevillais adjective, noun
- Bosguevillaise noun
- boshionnais adjective, noun
- Boshionnaise noun
- Bosio proper noun
- Boskamp proper noun
- Boskoop noun \bɔs.kɔp\
- Bosley proper noun
- Bosmans proper noun \bɔs.mans\
- bosmiaud adjective, noun
- Bosmiaude noun
- bosmontois adjective, noun
- Bosmontoise noun
- bosmorois adjective, noun
- Bosmoroise noun
- Bosna proper noun
- bosnianiser verb \bɔs.nja.ni.ze\
- bosniaque adjective, noun /bɔs.njak/: Bosnian (of or from Bosnia)
- bosniaque-croate-monténégrin-serbe noun \bɔs.njak.kʁɔ.at.mɔ̃.te.ne.gʁɛ̃.sɛʁb\
- Bosnie proper noun /bɔs.ni/: Bosnia (a geographic region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, consisting of the northern three fourths of the country)
- bosnien adjective, noun /bɔs.njɛ̃/: Bosnian (native or inhabitant of Bosnia and Herzegovina) (usually male)
- bosnienne adjective, noun /bɔs.njɛn/: feminine singular of bosnien
- bosnioule noun \bos.njul\
- bosno- prefix \bɔs.nɔ\
- bosno-serbe adjective \bɔs.no sɛʁb\
- bosnophone adjective, noun \bɔs.nɔ.fɔn\
- bosnormandois adjective, noun
- Bosnormandoise noun
- Boso proper noun
- boson noun /bo.zɔ̃/: boson
- boson BEH noun \bo.zɔ̃ be.ə.aʃ\
- boson BEHHGK noun \bo.zɔ̃ be.ə.aʃ.aʃ.ʒe.ka\
- boson de Higgs noun /bo.zɔ̃ də iɡz/: Higgs boson
- boson de jauge noun \bo.zɔ̃ də ʒoʒ\
- boson scalaire massif noun \bo.zɔ̃ ska.lɛʁ ma.sif\
- boson W noun \bo.zɔ̃.du.blə.ve\
- boson Z noun \bɔ.zɔ̃ zəd\
- bosonique adjective \bo.zɔ.nik\: bosonic
- Bosphore proper noun /bɔs.fɔʁ/: Bosphorus (A strait that passes through Istanbul)
- bosquentinois adjective, noun
- Bosquentinoise noun
- bosquer verb \bɔs.ke\
- bosquet noun /bɔs.kɛ/: a clump of trees; a grove
- Bosra proper noun \bɔs.ʁa\
- Bosredon proper noun
- Bosriote noun \bɔs.ʁjɔt\
- bosrobertois adjective, noun
- Bosrobertoise noun
- boss noun /bɔs/: boss (leader)
- boss des bécosses noun \bɔs de be.kɔs\
- boss lady noun
- bossa nova noun \bo.sa no.va\
- bossage noun /bɔ.saʒ/: bossage
- bossailler verb \bɔ.sa.je\
- bossale adjective, noun /bɔ.sal/: a bossale, an African-born slave in a European colony
- bossancourtois adjective, noun
- Bossancourtoise noun
- bossanova noun \bo.sa.no.va\
- Bossard proper noun
- bossati adjective, noun
- Bossatie noun
- bosse noun, verb /bɔs/: bump (small elevated level)
- bosse de ris noun
- bosse de triage noun \bɔs də tʁi.jaʒ\
- bosse du bison noun \bɔs dy bi.zɔ̃\
- bosse empointure noun
- bosse frontale noun \bɔs fʁɔ̃.tal\
- bosséen adjective, noun
- Bosséenne noun
- bosselage noun /bɔ.slaʒ/: embossment; embossing
- bosselé adjective, verb /bɔ.sle/: past participle of bosseler
- bossèlement noun \bɔ.sɛl.mɑ̃\: post-1990 spelling of bossellement
- bosseler verb /bɔ.sle/: to emboss
- bosselle noun \bɔ.sɛl\
- bossellement noun /bɔ.sɛl.mɑ̃/: embossment; embossing
- bosselure noun /bɔ.slyʁ/: embossment
- bosseman noun \bɔs.man\
- bossendorfois adjective, noun
- Bossendorfoise noun
- bosser verb /bɔ.se/: to work, labour, do a day's work
Part 56 · Part 58 · 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.