French words: briquetière to broiement

French words briquetière to broiement

1. briquetière noun \bʁik.tjɛʁ\
2. briqueton noun \bʁik.tɔ̃\
3. briquette noun /bʁi.kɛt/: a small brick
4. bris noun /bʁi/: shattering
5. bris-d’huis noun \bʁi.dɥi\
6. bris de glace noun \bʁi də ɡlas\
7. brisable adjective /bʁi.zabl/: breakable (capable of being broken)
8. Brisac proper noun /bʁi.zak/: a surname, Brisac
9. brisance noun \bʁi.zɑ̃s\
10. brisant adjective, noun, verb /bʁi.zɑ̃/: reef
11. brisante noun \bʁi.zɑ̃t\
12. Brisard proper noun \bʁi.zaʁ\
13. brisauder verb \bʁi.zo.de\
14. Brisbane proper noun \bʁiz.ban\
15. briscambille noun \bʁi.skɑ̃.bij\
16. briscard noun /bʁis.kaʁ/: veteran (person who used to be a soldier)
17. briscola noun \bʁis.kɔ.la\
18. Briscous proper noun
19. brise adjective, noun, verb /bʁiz/: breeze
20. brise-béton noun \bʁiz.be.tɔ̃\
21. brise-bise noun /bʁiz.biz/: brise-bise (net curtain for the lower half of a window)
22. brise-burnes adjective, noun \bʁiz byʁn\
23. brise-caillé noun \bʁiz.kɑ.je\
24. brise-cou noun \bʁiz.ku\
25. brise-couille adjective, noun \briz.kuj\
26. brise de mer noun \bʁiz də mɛʁ\
27. brise-épée noun /bʁi.ze.pe/: sword-breaker
28. brise-fer noun \bʁiz.fɛʁ\
29. brise-flots noun \bʁiz.flo\
30. brise-glace noun /bʁiz.ɡlas/: icebreaker (ship)
31. brise-image noun \bʁi.zi.maʒ\
32. brise-jet noun \bʁiz.ʒɛ\
33. brise-lame noun \bʁiz.lam\
34. brise-lames noun /bʁiz.lam/: breakwater (construction in or around a harbour)
35. brise-lunette noun \bʁiz.ly.nɛt\
36. brise-mariage noun \bʁiz.ma.ʁjaʒ\
37. brise-motte noun \bʁiz.mɔt\
38. brise-mottes noun \bʁiz.mɔt\
39. brise-mur noun \bʁi.zə.myʁ\
40. brise-muraille noun \bʁiz.my.ʁaj\
41. brise-négociation noun \bʁiz ne.ɡɔ.sja.sjɔ̃\
42. brise-os noun \bʁi.zo\
43. brise-pierre noun \bʁiz.pjɛʁ\
44. brise-raison noun \bʁiz.ʁɛ.zɔ̃\
45. brise-roche noun \bʁiz.ʁɔʃ\
46. brise-roche hydraulique noun \bʁiz ʁɔ.ʃ‿i.dʁo.lik\
47. brise-scellé noun \bʁiz.sɛ.le\
48. brise-soleil noun \bʁiz.sɔ.lɛj\
49. brise-tout noun \bʁiz.tu\
50. brise-vent noun \bʁiz.vɑ̃\
51. brise-vue noun \bʁiz.vy\
52. Brisebois proper noun \bʁiz.bwa\
53. brisée noun, verb /bʁi.ze/: feminine singular of brisé
54. brisées noun, verb /bʁi.ze/: feminine plural of brisé
55. brisefer noun \bʁiz.fɛʁ\
56. brisement noun /bʁiz.mɑ̃/: breaking up
57. briser verb /bʁi.ze/: to break; snap
58. briser en cinquante mille morceaux verb \bʁi.ze ɑ̃ sɛ̃.kɑ̃t mil mɔʁ.so\
59. briser en mille morceaux verb \bʁi.ze ɑ̃ mil mɔʁ.so\
60. briser la glace verb /bʁi.ze la ɡlas/: to break the ice
61. briser le cœur verb /bʁi.ze l(ə) kœʁ/: to break someone's heart
62. briser le coeur typographic variant \bʁi.se lə kœʁ\
63. briser le silence verb \bʁi.ze lə si.lɑ̃s\
64. briser les codes verb \bʁi.ze le kɔd\
65. briser les couilles verb /bʁi.ze le kuj/: alternative form of casser les couilles
66. briser les noix verb \bʁi.ze le nwa\
67. briser les ovaires verb \bʁi.ze le.z‿ɔ.vɛʁ\
68. briset noun \bʁi.zɛ\
69. brisetout noun \bʁiz.tu\
70. briseur noun /bʁi.zœʁ/: breaker (one that breaks)
71. briseur de grève noun /bʁi.zœʁ də ɡʁɛv/: strikebreaker
72. briseuse noun /bʁi.zøz/: female equivalent of briseur
73. briseuse de grève noun /bʁi.zøz də ɡʁɛv/: female equivalent of briseur de grève
74. brisis noun \bʁi.zi\
75. briska noun /bʁis.ka/: britchka, buggy (type of horse-drawn carriage, with a foldable roof covering)
76. brisoir noun \bʁi.zwaʁ\
77. brisolée noun /bʁi.zɔ.le/: a Valaisan country meal consisting of roasted chestnuts served with cheese, dried meat, autumn fruits.
78. brisoler verb \bʁi.zɔ.le\
79. brisoloir noun \bʁi.zɔ.lwaʁ\
80. brisoloire noun \bʁi.zɔ.lwaʁ\
81. brisou adjective \bʁi.zu\
82. brisquard noun \bris.kaʁ\
83. brisque noun /bʁisk/: a specific card game
84. Brissac proper noun
85. brissacois adjective, noun
86. Brissacoise noun
87. brissagol adjective, noun
88. Brissagole noun
89. brissarthois adjective, noun
90. Brissarthoise noun
91. brisse noun \bʁis\
92. Brisset proper noun
93. brissétiser verb \bʁi.se.ti.ze\
94. brissoïde noun \bʁi.sɔ.id\
95. Brisson proper noun \bʁi.sɔ̃\
96. Brissot proper noun
97. brissotin adjective, noun \bʁi.sɔ.tɛ̃\
98. brissotiser verb \bʁi.sɔ.ti.ze\
99. bristol noun /bʁis.tɔl/: Bristol board
100. bristolien adjective, noun \bʁis.tɔ.ljɛ̃\: Bristolian
101. brisure noun /bʁi.zyʁ/: chip (small broken piece of material)
102. brisure de riz noun \bʁi.zyʁ də ʁi\
103. Brit noun
104. Brit milah noun \bʁit.mi.la\
105. britannia noun \bʁi.ta.nja\
106. britannicité noun /bʁi.ta.ni.si.te/: Britishness
107. Britannicus proper noun
108. britannique adjective, noun /bʁi.ta.nik/: British
109. britanniquement adverb: britannically / Britannically (in the British manner)
110. britannisation noun \bʁi.ta.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
111. britanniser verb \bʁi.ta.ni.ze\
112. britannium noun \bʁi.ta.njɔm\
113. britanno- prefix \bʁi.ta.no\
114. britanno-canadien adjective \bʁi.ta.no.ka.na.djɛ̃\
115. britanno-colombien adjective, noun \bʁi.ta.nɔ.kɔ.lɔ̃.bjɛ̃\: British Columbian (resident or native of British Columbia)
116. britanno-colombienne adjective, noun \bʁi.ta.nɔ.kɔ.lɔ̃.bjɛn\: female equivalent of Britanno-Colombien
117. britanno-suisse adjective \bʁi.ta.nɔ.sɥis\
118. Britany proper noun
119. britchka noun \bʁit.ʃka\
120. brithenig noun \bʁi.tniɡ\
121. britiche adjective \bʁi.tiʃ\
122. british adjective, noun /bʁi.tiʃ/: typically British
123. British beat noun \bʁi.tiʃ bit\
124. british longhair noun
125. british shorthair noun
126. british white noun \bʁi.tiʃ wajt\
127. Britney proper noun
128. britpop adjective, noun \bʁit.pop\
129. britpopeux noun \bʁit.po.pø\
130. Brits proper noun \bʁits\
131. Brittany proper noun
132. Brittney proper noun
133. britto- prefix \bʁi.to\
134. Britto-Romain noun \bʁi.to.ʁɔ.mɛ̃\
135. Britto-Romaine noun \bʁi.to.ʁɔ.mɛn\
136. britto-roman noun \bʁi.to ʁɔ.mɑ̃\
137. brittonique adjective, noun /bʁi.tɔ.nik/: Brittonic, Brythonic
138. brittoniser verb \bʁi.tɔ.ni.ze\
139. brittophobie noun \bʁi.to.fɔ.bi\
140. brittophone adjective, noun /bʁi.tɔ.fɔn/: Breton-speaking
141. britulien adjective, noun
142. Britulienne noun
143. britva noun \bʁit.va\
144. Britz proper noun
145. brivade noun
146. brivadois adjective, noun
147. Brivadoise noun
148. Brive proper noun \bʁiv\
149. Brives proper noun \bʁiv\
150. brivetain adjective, noun
151. Brivetaine noun
152. brivezacois adjective, noun
153. Brivezacoise noun
154. Brivio proper noun
155. briviste adjective, noun \bʁi.vist\
156. brivla noun \bʁiv.la\
157. brivois adjective, noun \bʁi.vwa\
158. Brivoise noun
159. Brix proper noun
160. Brixham proper noun
161. Brixi proper noun \bʁi.ksi\
162. Brixton proper noun /bʁik.stɔn/: Brixton (all)
163. brixtonien adjective \bʁiks.tɔ.njɛ̃\
164. briyani noun
165. brizambourgeois adjective, noun
166. Brizambourgeoise noun
167. Brizard proper noun \bʁi.zaʁ\
168. brize noun /bʁiz/: quaking grass (grass of the genus Briza)
169. brizeautin adjective, noun
170. Brizeautine noun
171. brizomancie noun \bʁi.zɔ.mɑ̃.si\
172. Brizon proper noun \bʁi.zɔ̃\
173. brizonnier adjective, noun \bʁi.zɔ.nje\
174. Brizonnière noun \bʁi.zɔ.njɛʁ\
175. Brno proper noun \byr'no\
176. bro noun \bʁɔ\
177. bro culture noun \bʁo kyl.tyʁ\
178. broad noun \bʁɔd\
179. broadcast noun \bʁɔd.kast\
180. broadcast storm noun
181. broadcasting noun \bʁod.kas.tiŋ\
182. Broadway proper noun /bʁɔ.dwɛ/: the wide road which runs diagonally through Manhattan, New York City
183. Broadwell proper noun
184. Broberg proper noun
185. broc noun /bʁo/: ewer, pitcher
186. broc d’eau noun \bʁo.do\
187. brocaille noun \bʁɔ.kaj\
188. brocain adjective, noun
189. Brocaine noun
190. brocali noun \bʁɔ.ka.li\
191. brocamole noun \bʁo.ka.mɔl\
192. brocantable adjective \bʁɔ.kɑ̃.tabl\
193. brocantage noun /bʁɔ.kɑ̃.taʒ/: brokerage (trade of a broker)
194. brocante noun /bʁɔ.kɑ̃t/: synonym of marché aux puces: flea market; market for bric-à-brac
195. brocanter verb /bʁɔ.kɑ̃.te/: to trade at a jumble sale or flea market
196. brocanteur noun /bʁɔ.kɑ̃.tœʁ/: broker
197. brocanteuse noun /bʁɔ.kɑ̃.tøz/: female equivalent of brocanteur
198. brocard noun /bʁɔ.kaʁ/: mockery, ridicule
199. brocarder verb /bʁɔ.kaʁ.de/: to mock, ridicule
200. brocardeur noun \bʁɔ.kaʁ.dœʁ\
201. brocardeuse noun \bʁɔ.kaʁ.døz\
202. brocart noun \bʁɔ.kaʁ\: brocade
203. Brocas proper noun
204. brocassais adjective, noun
205. Brocassaise noun
206. brocatelle noun /bʁɔ.ka.tɛl/: brocatelle (all senses)
207. brocatelle d’or noun
208. brocatelle dorée noun
209. broccio noun \bʁɔ.tʃjo\
210. brocciu noun /bʁɔt.ʃju/: brocciu (Corsican cheese)
211. Brocéliande proper noun /bʁɔ.se.ljɑ̃d/: A mythical forest in Brittany, France.
212. brochage noun /bʁɔ.ʃaʒ/: paper binding
213. brochant adjective, verb /bʁɔ.ʃɑ̃/: Having a charge overlying a semé field, or generally any charge overall
214. brochant sur le tout adjective, adverb
215. brochantite noun \bʁɔ.ʃɑ̃.tit\
216. broche adjective, noun, verb /bʁɔʃ/: brooch, pin
217. broche à foin adverb
218. broche à glace noun \bʁɔ.ʃ‿a ɡlas\
219. broche à tremper noun
220. broche-araignée noun
221. broche de raccordement noun \bʁɔʃ də ʁa.kɔʁ.də.mɑ̃\
222. brochée adjective, noun /bʁɔ.ʃe/: feminine singular of broché
223. brocher verb /bʁɔ.ʃe/: to stitch, sew (together)
224. brochet noun /bʁɔ.ʃɛ/: pike (any carnivorous freshwater fish of the genus Esox)
225. brochet de mer noun \bʁɔ.ʃɛ də mɛʁ\
226. brochet du Nord noun \bʁɔ.ʃɛ dy nɔʁ\
227. brochet-lance à long nez noun
228. brocheter verb \bʁɔ.ʃə.te\
229. brocheteur noun \bʁɔʃ.tœʁ\
230. brocheteuse noun \bʁɔʃ.tøz\
231. brocheton noun \bʁɔʃ.tɔ̃\
232. brochette noun /bʁɔ.ʃɛt/: brochette (skewer)
233. brochetter verb \bʁɔ.ʃɛ.te\
234. brochetterie noun \bʁɔ.ʃɛt.ʁi\
235. brochetteur noun \bʁɔʃ.tœʁ\
236. brocheur noun /bʁɔ.ʃœʁ/: bookbinder
237. brocheuse noun /bʁɔ.ʃøz/: female equivalent of brocheur
238. brocheuteuse noun
239. brochidodrome adjective \bʁɔ.ki.dɔ.dʁom\
240. brochoir noun \bʁɔ.ʃwaʁ\
241. Brochon proper noun
242. brochonnais adjective, noun
243. Brochonnaise noun
244. Brochot proper noun
245. brochure noun /bʁɔ.ʃyʁ/: brocade
246. brochurer verb \bʁɔ.ʃy.ʁe\
247. brochurier noun \bʁɔ.ʃy.ʁje\
248. Brock proper noun \bʁɔk\
249. brocois adjective, noun
250. Brocoise noun
251. brocoli noun /bʁɔ.kɔ.li/: broccoli
252. brocoli nain noun \bʁɔ.kɔ.li nɛ̃\
253. brocoli sauvage noun \bʁɔ.kɔ.li so.vaʒ\
254. brocoline noun \bʁɔ.kɔ.lin\
255. brocotte noun \bʁɔ.kɔt\
256. brocouille adjective \bʁɔ.kuj\
257. brocourtois adjective, noun
258. Brocourtoise noun
259. brodailler verb \bʁɔ.da.je\
260. brodé adjective, verb /bʁɔd/: embroidered
261. brodequin noun /bʁɔd.kɛ̃/: buskin, half-boot
262. broder verb /bʁɔ.de/: to embroider
263. broderie noun /bʁɔ.dʁi/: embroidery
264. broderie au ruban noun \bʁɔd.ʁi o ʁy.bɑ̃\
265. brodetto noun \bʁɔ.dɛ.to\
266. brodeur noun /bʁɔ.dœʁ/: embroiderer
267. brodeuse noun /bʁɔ.døz/: female equivalent of brodeur
268. Brodie proper noun
269. brodifacoum noun
270. brodoir noun \bʁɔ.dwaʁ\
271. brodure noun \bʁɔ.dyʁ\
272. Brody proper noun
273. broebeler verb \bʁu.bə.le\
274. Broek proper noun
275. brogaçois adjective, noun \bʁɔ.ɡa.swa\
276. Brogaçoise noun \bʁɔ.ɡa.swaz\
277. brogane noun /bʁɔ.ɡan/: work shoe, old or used shoe
278. brogélien adjective, noun
279. Brogélienne noun
280. broger verb \bʁɔ.ʒe\
281. Broglie proper noun /bʁɔj/: Broglie: a village and commune of Eure department, Normandy, France
282. broglien adjective, noun
283. Broglienne noun
284. Broglio proper noun
285. Brognard proper noun
286. brognardais adjective, noun
287. Brognardaise noun
288. brogne noun \bʁɔɲ\
289. brogneux adjective \bʁɔ.ɲø\
290. Brogniart proper noun /bʁɔ.ɲjaʁ/: a French surname
291. Brognon proper noun
292. brognonais adjective, noun
293. Brognonaise noun
294. brogrammeur noun \bʁo.ɡʁa.mœʁ\
295. brogue noun \bʁɔɡ\
296. broguin noun: workboot, boot
297. Brohl proper noun
298. broholmer noun
299. broie noun, verb /bʁwa/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
300. broiement noun /bʁwa.mɑ̃/: grinding; crushing

Part 73 · Part 75 · 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.