French words: bosseresse to boucave

French words bosseresse to boucave

1. bosseresse noun \bɔ.sə.ʁɛs\
2. bosset adjective, noun \bɔ.sɛ\
3. bossetier noun \bɔs.tje\
4. bossetière noun \bɔs.tjɛʁ\
5. bossetois adjective, noun
6. Bossetoise noun
7. bossette noun \bɔ.sɛt\
8. bosseur adjective, noun /bɔ.sœʁ/: hard-working
9. bosseuse adjective, noun /bɔ.søz/: feminine singular of bosseur
10. bossevalien adjective, noun
11. Bossevalienne noun
12. Bossey proper noun
13. bosseyeur noun \bɔ.sɛ.jœʁ\
14. Bossi proper noun \bɔ.si\
15. bossien adjective, noun
16. Bossienne noun
17. bossier noun \bɔ.sje\
18. Bossière proper noun
19. bossiérot adjective, noun
20. Bossiérote noun
21. bossillé adjective \bo.si.je\
22. bossis noun \bɔ.si\
23. bossman noun \bɔs.man\
24. bossoir noun /bɔ.swaʁ/: davit
25. bossolan noun \bɔ.sɔ.lɑ̃\
26. bosson noun \bɔ.sɔ̃\
27. Bossonien noun \bɔ.sɔ.njɛ̃\
28. bossoter verb \bɔ.sɔ.te\
29. bossouiller verb \bɔ.su.je\
30. bossu adjective, noun /bɔ.sy/: hunchbacked, round-shouldered
31. bossue adjective, noun, verb /bɔ.sɥe/: humped, bossed, lumpy
32. bossuelle noun
33. bossuer verb /bɔ.sɥe/: To make lumpy or bumpy
34. Bossuet proper noun
35. bossuganais adjective, noun
36. Bossuganaise noun
37. Bossut proper noun
38. bossutois adjective, noun
39. Bossutoise noun
40. bossware noun \bɔs.wɛʁ\
41. Bossy proper noun \bɔ.si\
42. Bost proper noun \bɔst\
43. bostandji noun \bɔs.tɑ̃.dʒi\
44. bostangi noun \bɔs.tɑ̃.ʒi\
45. bostensois adjective, noun
46. Bostensoise noun
47. Bostock proper noun
48. bostois adjective, noun
49. Bostoise noun
50. boston noun /bɔs.tɔ̃/: Boston (game)
51. boston bag noun
52. Boston terrier noun
53. bostonien adjective, noun /bɔs.tɔ.njɛ̃/: Bostonian
54. bostonienne adjective, noun \bɔs.tɔ.njɛn\: female equivalent of Bostonien
55. bostonnais adjective, noun \bɔs.tɔ.nɛ\
56. bostonner verb /bɔs.tɔ.ne/: to dance the Boston
57. Bostonnois noun \bɔs.tɔ.nwa\
58. bostoque noun \bɔs.tɔk\
59. bostriche noun \bɔs.tʁiʃ\
60. bostrichite noun \bɔs.tʁi.kit\
61. bostryche adjective, noun /bɔs.tʁiʃ/: bark beetle
62. bostrychomancie noun
63. bosvillais adjective, noun
64. Bosvillaise noun
65. Boswell proper noun
66. bot adjective, noun /bo/: affected by the deformation known as clubfoot
67. bot aux autres interjection
68. bota noun \bɔ.ta\
69. Botafogo proper noun
70. botage noun \bɔ.taʒ\
71. botal adjective \bo.tal\
72. botanais adjective, noun \bɔ.ta.nɛ\
73. Botanaise noun
74. botanicon noun
75. botanique adjective, noun /bɔ.ta.nik/: of botany; botanical
76. botaniquement adverb /bɔ.ta.nik.mɑ̃/: botanically
77. botaniser verb /bɔ.ta.ni.ze/: to botanize
78. botaniseur noun /bɔ.ta.ni.zœʁ/: botanizer
79. botaniseuse noun /bɔ.ta.ni.zøz/: female equivalent of botaniseur
80. botanisme noun \bɔ.ta.nizm\
81. botaniste noun /bɔ.ta.nist/: botanist
82. botanographie noun \bɔ.ta.nɔ.ɡʁa.fi\
83. botanologie noun \bɔ.ta.nɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
84. botanomancie noun \bɔ.ta.nɔ.mɑ̃.si\
85. botanophage adjective
86. botanophile noun \bɔ.ta.nɔ.fil\
87. botargue noun \bɔ.taʁɡ\
88. Botas proper noun
89. botasser verb \bɔ.ta.se\
90. botch adjective, noun \bɔtʃ\
91. botcha noun
92. botcher verb \bɔt.ʃe\
93. botcho noun
94. boteau noun \bɔ.to\
95. botéliste noun \bɔ.te.list\
96. botelliste noun \bɔ.te.list\
97. botellón noun \bɔ.te.jɔn\
98. Botev proper noun \bo.tɛv\
99. Botherel proper noun
100. botheytois adjective, noun
101. Botheytoise noun
102. Bothorel proper noun \bɔ.tɔ.ʁɛl\
103. bothridie noun \bɔ.tʁi.di\
104. bothrie noun \bɔ.tʁi\
105. bothriocéphale noun \bɔ.tʁi.jɔ.se.fal\
106. bothriocéphalose noun \bɔ.tʁi.jɔ.se.fa.loz\
107. bothrion noun \bɔ.tʁi.jɔ̃\
108. Bothwell proper noun
109. Botia proper noun
110. botiche noun \bɔ.tiʃ\
111. botifier verb \bɔ.ti.fje\
112. botignacois adjective, noun \bɔ.ti.ɲa.kwa\
113. Botignacoise noun \bɔ.ti.ɲa.kwaz\
114. botille noun \bo.tij\
115. botiser verb \bɔ.ti.ze\
116. botlikh noun
117. botmaster noun \bɔt.mas.tœʁ\
118. Botmeur proper noun
119. botmeurien adjective, noun
120. Botmeurienne noun
121. botnet noun \bot.nɛt\
122. Botnie proper noun /bɔt.ni/: Bothnia
123. boto noun \bo.to\
124. boto de l’Araguaia noun \bo.to də l‿a.ʁa.ɡwa.ja\
125. Botocudos noun \bo.to.ku.dos\
126. botoque noun
127. botox noun /bɔ.tɔks/: Botox
128. botoxer verb /bɔ.tɔk.se/: to treat with Botox
129. botray adjective, noun
130. Botraye noun
131. botres noun \bɔtʁ\
132. botrille noun \bɔ.tʁil\
133. botrylle noun \bɔ.tʁil\
134. botryoïdal adjective \bɔ.tʁi.ɔ.i.dal\
135. botryoïde adjective \bɔ.tʁi.ɔ.id\
136. botrys noun
137. botrytique adjective: botrytic
138. botrytis noun \bɔ.tʁi.tis\
139. botrytisation noun \bɔ.tʁi.ti.za.sjɔ̃\
140. botrytisé adjective \bɔ.tʁi.ti.ze\
141. botrytiser verb \bɔ.tʁi.ti.ze\
142. botsard adjective \bɔt.saʁ\
143. botsorhélois adjective, noun
144. Botsorhéloise noun
145. Botswana proper noun /bɔt.swa.na/: Botswana (a country in Southern Africa)
146. botswanais adjective, noun /bɔt.swa.nɛ/: resident or native of Botswana
147. botswanaise adjective, noun /bɔt.swa.nɛz/: feminine singular of botswanais
148. botswanéen adjective, noun \bɔt.swa.ne.ɛ̃\
149. Botswanéenne noun \bɔt.swa.ne.ɛn\
150. botswano- prefix \bɔts.wa.no\
151. botte adjective, noun, verb /bɔt/: boot (footwear)
152. botte à botte adverb /bɔ.t‿a bɔt/: side by side
153. botte à l’écuyère noun \bɔ.t‿a l‿e.ky.jɛʁ\
154. botte à la hussarde noun \bɔ.t‿a la y.saʁd\
155. botte à vache noun
156. botte-chaussettes noun \bot ʃo.sɛt\
157. botte-cul noun \bɔt.ky\
158. botte de ballet noun \bɔt də ba.lɛ\
159. botte de foin noun \bɔt də fwɛ̃\
160. botte de pluie noun \bɔt də plɥi\
161. Botte de Saint Benoît noun \bɔt də sɛ̃ bə.nwa\
162. botte secrète noun /bɔt sə.kʁɛt/: secret weapon
163. bottée adjective, noun \bɔ.te\: feminine singular of botté
164. bottelable adjective \bɔ.tlabl\
165. bottelage noun /bɔt.laʒ/: bundling; sheafing
166. bottelé adjective \bɔ.tə.le\
167. bottelée noun \bɔ.tə.le\
168. botteler verb /bɔt.le/: To sheaf; to bundle
169. bottelette noun \bɔ.tlɛt\
170. botteleur noun /bɔt.lœʁ/: hay stacker
171. botteleuse noun /bɔt.løz/: hay stacker
172. botteloir noun \bɔ.tə.lwaʁ\
173. Bottens proper noun
174. botter verb /bɔ.te/: to kick
175. botter en touche verb /bɔ.te ɑ̃ tuʃ/: to kick into touch
176. botter le cul verb /bɔ.te l(ə) kyl/: to kick someone's ass
177. botter le train verb \bɔ.te lə tʁɛ̃\
178. botter les fesses verb /bɔ.te le fɛs/: to give a kick up the backside (to treat someone a bit roughly in order to motivate them)
179. botteratien adjective, noun \bo.tɛ.ʁa.sjɛ̃\
180. Botteratienne noun
181. bottereau noun \bɔt.ʁo\
182. botteresse noun \bɔ.t(ə).ʁɛs\
183. botterie noun /bɔ.tʁi/: a workshop crafting boots
184. bottes de guidoune noun \bot də fi.dun\
185. bottes de salope noun \bot də sa.lop\
186. bottes de sept lieues noun \bɔt də sɛ.t‿ljø\
187. botteur noun \bɔ.tœʁ\
188. botteuse noun \bɔ.tøz\
189. Botticelli proper noun
190. botticellien adjective \bɔ.ti.tʃɛ.ljɛ̃\
191. botticellienne noun \bɔ.ti.tʃɛ.ljɛn\
192. bottien adjective, noun
193. Bottienne noun
194. bottier noun /bɔ.tje/: bootmaker
195. bottière noun /bɔ.tjɛʁ/: female equivalent of bottier
196. bottille noun
197. bottillon noun /bɔ.ti.jɔ̃/: ankle boot
198. bottin noun \bɔ.tɛ̃\: telephone directory, phone book
199. bottine adjective, noun /bɔ.tin/: boot
200. bottiner verb \bɔ.ti.ne\
201. bottom adjective, noun /bo.tɔm/: bottom (passive in role)
202. bottom-up adjective \bɔ.tɔm.œp\
203. bottom-weight noun
204. botton noun \bɔ.tɔ̃\
205. botuline noun \bɔ.ty.lin\
206. botulinique adjective \bɔ.ty.li.nik\
207. botulique adjective /bɔ.ty.lik/: botulinic
208. botulisme noun /bɔ.ty.lism/: botulism
209. botzéen adjective, noun
210. Botzéenne noun
211. bou noun /bu/: bohea (type of Chinese tea from Fujian)
212. bou hou hou onomatopoeia
213. Bouabdallah proper noun
214. bouaflais adjective, noun
215. Bouaflaise noun
216. Bouafle proper noun
217. boüais noun
218. Bouajila proper noun
219. Bouaké proper noun \bwa.ke\
220. bouakéen adjective, noun \bwa.ke.ɛ̃\
221. Bouakéenne noun \bwa.ke.ɛn\
222. Bouali proper noun: Bual (a village in Albania)
223. Bouamrane proper noun \bwam.ʁan\
224. Bouan proper noun
225. bouana noun /bwa.na/: bwana, boss, master
226. bouannais adjective, noun
227. Bouannaise noun
228. Bouar proper noun \bwaʁ\
229. bouard noun \bu.aʁ\
230. bouarder verb \bu.aʁ.de\
231. bouaron noun
232. Bouaye proper noun \bwɛj\
233. Bouaziz proper noun \bu.a.ziz\
234. Bouazizi proper noun \bu.a.zi.zi\
235. bouazzerite noun \bu.a.zɛ.ʁit\
236. Bouba proper noun \bu.ba\
237. Boubacar proper noun
238. boubanguéré noun \bu.ban.ɡe.ʁe\
239. boubastite adjective \bu.bas.tit\
240. boubaussois adjective, noun
241. Boubaussoise noun
242. boubé noun \bu.be\
243. boubérois adjective, noun
244. Boubéroise noun
245. boubersois adjective, noun
246. Boubersoise noun
247. boubi noun \bu.bi\
248. boubic adjective, noun \bu.bik\
249. boubie noun \bu.bi\
250. boubine noun \bu.bin\
251. boubique adjective, noun \bu.bik\
252. boublik noun \bu.blik\
253. boubou noun /bu.bu/: boubou (African robe)
254. bouboule noun, verb /bu.bul/: fatty; fat person
255. bouboulement noun \bu.bul.mɑ̃\
256. boubouler verb /bu.bu.le/: to hoot (to make the cry of an owl)
257. boubouline noun \bu.bu.lin\
258. bouboupisme noun \bu.bu.pism\
259. boubour noun \bu.buʁ\
260. bouc noun /buk/: billy goat
261. bouc émissaire noun /bu.k‿e.mi.sɛʁ/: scapegoat (someone punished for someone else's error(s))
262. bouc-émissairiser verb \bu.k‿e.mi.sɛ.ʁi.ze\
263. bouc-émissarisation noun \buk.e.mi.sa.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃\
264. bouc-émissariser verb \buk.e.mi.sa.ʁi.ze\
265. bouc estain noun
266. bouc et bique adjective
267. boucage noun \bu.kaʒ\
268. boucagnérain adjective, noun
269. Boucagnéraine noun
270. boucagnérois adjective, noun
271. Boucagnéroise noun
272. boucaille noun \bu.kaj\
273. boucain adjective, noun \bu.kɛ̃\
274. Boucaine noun \bu.kɛn\
275. boucalais adjective, noun
276. Boucalaise noun
277. boucan noun /bu.kɑ̃/: racket, hubbub (loud and unpleasant noise)
278. boucanage noun /bu.ka.naʒ/: smoking (as a technique for preserving food)
279. boucander verb \bu.kɑ̃.de\
280. boucane adjective, noun, verb /bu.kan/: smoke
281. boucaner verb /bu.ka.ne/: to smoke meat
282. boucanerie noun \bu.ka.nə.ʁi\
283. boucaneux adjective, noun \bu.ka.nø\
284. boucanier noun /bu.ka.nje/: buccaneer
285. boucanière noun \bu.ka.njɛʁ\
286. boucannais adjective, noun
287. Boucannaise noun
288. boucantier noun \bu.kɑ̃.tje\
289. boucantière noun \bu.kɑ̃.tjɛʁ\
290. boucaque noun /bu.kak/: nigger, sand nigger
291. Boucar proper noun
292. boucard noun \bu.kaʁ\
293. boucarès noun
294. boucaro noun
295. boucassin noun \bu.ka.sɛ̃\
296. boucassiné adjective \bu.ka.si.ne\
297. boucau noun \bu.ko\
298. boucaud noun \bu.ko\: synonym of crevette grise
299. boucaut noun \bu.ko\
300. boucave noun, verb \bu.kav\

Part 57 · Part 59 · 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.