French words: ballonnière to banane pesée
300 French words, part 8 of 83 of the words starting with B, A to Z. 47 have a page of their own.
French words ballonnière to banane pesée
- ballonnière noun \ba.lɔ.njɛʁ\
- ballonniste noun \ba.lɔ.nist\
- ballonnistique adjective \ba.lɔ.nis.tik\: balloonist
- ballonnois adjective, noun
- Ballonnoise noun
- Ballore proper noun \ba.lɔʁ\
- ballorien adjective, noun
- Ballorienne noun
- ballot adjective, noun /ba.lo/: bundle, package
- ballotade noun \ba.lɔ.tad\
- ballotage noun /ba.lɔ.taʒ/: alternative spelling of ballottage
- balloté noun, verb /ba.lɔt/: black horehound
- ballote faux-dictame noun /ba.lɔt fo.dik.tam/: false dittany (Ballota pseudodictamnus (L.) Benth.)
- ballotement noun \ba.lɔt.mɑ̃\
- balloter verb /ba.lɔ.te/: alternative form of ballotter
- ballotière noun \ba.lɔ.tjɛʁ\
- ballotin noun /ba.lɔ.tɛ̃/: a small, elegant box, usually of cardboard, containing pralines (chocolate)
- ballotine noun \ba.lɔ.tin\
- ballottade noun \ba.lɔ.tad\
- ballottage noun /ba.lɔ.taʒ/: ballotage (second ballot, runoff)
- ballottant adjective, verb /ba.lɔ.tɑ̃/: present participle of ballotter
- ballottation noun \ba.lɔ.ta.sjɔ̃\
- ballotté adjective, noun, verb /ba.lɔt/: ballot (ball used for voting)
- ballottement noun /ba.lɔt.mɑ̃/: rocking; tossing (of boat)
- ballotter verb /ba.lɔ.te/: to toss (around), to jolt
- ballottin noun
- ballottine noun /ba.lɔ.tin/: ballotine
- ballouffe noun \ba.luf\
- balloune noun /ba.lun/: inflatable balloon
- Balloy proper noun \ba.lwa\
- Balloyeuse noun
- balloyeux adjective, noun
- ballroom noun
- ballroom scene noun
- balltrap noun \bol.tʁap\
- balluche adjective, noun /ba.lyʃ/: stupid, idiotic
- balluchon noun /ba.ly.ʃɔ̃/: bundle, especially in a bag carried on a stick over the shoulder, bindle
- balluchonner verb \ba.ly.ʃɔ.ne\
- Balma proper noun \bal.ma\
- Balmaceda proper noun
- balmain adjective, noun \bal.mɛ̃\
- Balmaine noun
- balmanais adjective, noun
- Balmanaise noun \bal.ma.nɛz\
- balme noun /balm/: cavern or rock shelter
- balméen adjective, noun \bal.me.ɛ̃\
- Balméenne noun
- balmer verb \bal.me\
- balméran adjective, noun
- Balmérane noun
- balmette noun \bal.mɛt\
- balmipontin adjective, noun
- Balmipontine noun
- balmois adjective, noun
- Balmoise noun
- balmolan adjective, noun
- Balmolane noun
- Balmont proper noun
- balmoral noun \bal.mɔ.ʁal\
- balmoralais adjective \bal.mɔ.ʁa.lɛ\
- Balmy proper noun \bal.mi\
- balnéable adjective /bal.ne.abl/: Suitable, and safe, for bathing (of a beach etc)
- balnéables adjective \bal.ne.abl\: plural of balnéable
- balnéaire adjective /bal.ne.ɛʁ/: bathing; seaside
- balnéariser verb \bal.ne.a.ʁi.ze\
- balnéation noun /bal.ne.a.sjɔ̃/: balneation
- balnéatoire adjective \bal.ne.a.twaʁ\: of bathing culture; balneatory
- balnéen adjective, noun
- Balnéenne noun
- balnéo noun, prefix /bal.ne.o/: clipping of balnéothérapie
- balnéolais adjective, noun \bal.ne.ɔ.lɛ\
- Balnéolaise noun
- balnéolitain adjective, noun
- Balnéolitaine noun
- balnéologie noun \bal.ne.ɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
- balnéophilie noun \bal.ne.ɔ.fi.li\
- balnéothérapeute noun
- balnéothérapie noun /bal.ne.ɔ.te.ʁa.pi/: balneotherapy
- balnéotien adjective, noun
- Balnéotienne noun
- balnotier adjective, noun
- Balnotière noun
- baloce noun \ba.lɔs\
- baloche noun, verb /ba.lɔʃ/: past participle of balocher
- balocher verb /ba.lɔ.ʃe/: to move slowly through the streets in a carriage
- balocheuse noun \ba.lɔ.ʃøz\
- balocier noun \ba.lɔ.sje\
- balognais adjective, noun
- Balognaise noun
- baloire noun \ba.lwaʁ\
- bâlois adjective, noun /ba.lwa/: of Basel, Basler
- bâloise adjective, noun \ba.lwaz\: feminine singular of bâlois
- Baloji proper noun
- balomètre noun \ba.lɔ.mɛtʁ\
- balon noun \ba.lɔ̃\
- baloné noun \ba.lo.ne\
- baloney noun \ba.lo.ne\
- balosse noun \ba.lɔs\
- balossier noun \ba.lɔ.sje\
- Balot proper noun
- balotade noun \ba.lɔ.tad\
- Balotelli proper noun \ba.lɔ.tɛ.li\
- baloter verb /ba.lɔ.te/: synonym of peloter
- balotin noun \ba.lɔ.tɛ̃\
- balouane noun \ba.lwan\
- balouart noun
- balouche adjective, noun \ba.luʃ\
- Balouchistan proper noun \ba.lu.ʃis.tɑ̃\
- balouchithère noun \ba.lu.ʃi.tɛʁ\
- balouette noun \ba.lwɛt\
- baloune noun \ba.lun\
- balourd adjective, noun /ba.luʁ/: narrow-minded
- balourde adjective, noun /ba.luʁd/: unbalanced
- balourder verb \ba.luʁ.de\
- balourdise noun /ba.luʁ.diz/: clumsiness
- balourdiser verb \ba.luʁ.di.ze\
- baloutche adjective, noun \ba.lutʃ\
- baloutchi noun \ba.lu.tʃi\
- baloutchiser verb \ba.lut.ʃi.ze\
- Baloutchistan proper noun /ba.lut.ʃis.tɑ̃/: Balochistan (a region on the Iranian plateau in south-western Asia, northwest of the Arabian Sea, dominated by desert and mountains, composed of...
- balpeau interjection, pronoun \bal.po\
- Balrog noun \bal.ʁɔɡ\
- balsa noun /bal.za/: balsa (tree, wood)
- Balsac proper noun \bal.sak\
- balsacois adjective, noun
- Balsacoise noun
- balsamaire noun \bal.za.mɛʁ\
- balsamier noun /bal.za.mje/: balsam plant
- balsamifère adjective /bal.za.mi.fɛʁ/: balsamiferous
- balsamine noun /bal.za.min/: balsam (plant) (plant of Impatiens)
- balsamique adjective, noun /bal.za.mik/: balsamic
- balsamiser verb \bal.za.mi.ze\
- balsamite noun \bal.za.mit\
- Balsamo proper noun
- balschwillerois adjective, noun
- Balschwilleroise noun
- balse noun \bals\
- balsiégeois adjective, noun
- Balsiégeoise noun \bal.sje.ʒwaz\
- Balta proper noun
- baltadgy noun
- baltadji noun \bal.ta.dʒi\
- baltagi noun
- baltagui noun
- baltaguia noun
- Baltar proper noun
- balte adjective, noun /balt/: Baltic
- balteus noun
- balthasar noun
- balthazar noun /bal.ta.zaʁ/: Balthazar (12-litre bottle of Champagne)
- Balthazard proper noun \bal.ta.zaʁ\
- balthusien adjective
- balti noun
- Baltimore proper noun \bal.ti.mɔʁ\
- Baltimore club noun \bal.ti.mɔʁ klœb\
- baltique adjective /bal.tik/: Baltic
- baltisant noun \bal.ti.zɑ̃\
- baltiser verb \bal.ti.ze\
- Baltistan proper noun \bal.ti.stɑ̃\
- Balto proper noun \bal.to\
- balto-slave adjective /bal.to.slav/: Balto-Slavic (of or pertaining to the Balto-Slavic language, the people who spoke it or their culture)
- baltophobie noun \bal.tɔ.fɔ.bi\
- baltringue noun /bal.tʁɛ̃ɡ/: numpty, dolt, loser, moron
- baltzenheimois adjective, noun
- Baltzenheimoise noun
- Baltzer proper noun
- baluche noun \ba.lyʃ\
- baluchithère noun \ba.ly.ʃi.tɛʁ\
- baluchon noun /ba.ly.ʃɔ̃/: a bindle, a swag
- baluchonnage noun \ba.ly.ʃɔ.naʒ\
- baluchonner verb \ba.ly.ʃɔ.ne\
- baluchonneur noun \ba.ly.ʃɔ.nœʁ\
- baluchonneuse noun \ba.ly.ʃɔ.nøz\
- baluette noun \ba.lɥɛt\
- balun noun \ba.lœ̃\
- balustrade noun /ba.lys.tʁad/: balustrade
- balustre adjective, noun, verb /ba.lystʁ/: baluster
- balustrer verb /ba.lys.tʁe/: to decorate or surround with a balustrade
- balux noun \ba.lyks\
- balvane noun \bal.van\
- balyk noun \ba.lik\
- balzac noun /bal.zak/: a particular French vine variety; the grape of this vine; the wine made from these grapes
- balzacien adjective /bal.za.sjɛ̃/: of Balzac; Balzacian (relating to Honoré de Balzac or his writings)
- balzacienne adjective /bal.za.sjɛn/: feminine singular of balzacien
- balzaciser verb \bal.za.si.ze\
- balzan adjective \bal.zɑ̃\: Having white "socks" (of a horse)
- balzane noun \bal.zan\: white "sock" or similar marking on the foot of a horse
- balzane herminée noun \bal.za.n‿ɛʁ.mi.ne\
- balzatois adjective, noun \bal.za.twa\
- Balzatoise noun
- balzorine noun \bal.zo.ʁin\
- Bam proper noun \bam\
- Bama proper noun \ba.ma\
- Bamako proper noun /ba.ma.ko/: Bamako (the capital city of Mali)
- bamakois adjective, noun \ba.ma.kwa\
- Bamakoise noun \ba.ma.kwaz\
- bamar adjective \ba.maʁ\
- bamba noun \bɑ̃m.ba\
- bambalouni noun
- bambane noun \bɑ̃.ban\
- bambaner verb \bɑ̃.ba.ne\
- bambara adjective, noun /bɑ̃.ba.ʁa/: Bambara (language)
- bambaraphone adjective, noun \bɑ̃m.ba.ʁa.fɔn\: That speaks the Bambara language
- Bambaras proper noun \bɑ̃.ba.ʁa\
- bambarène noun \bɑ̃.ba.ʁɛn\
- bambariser verb \bɑ̃.ba.ʁi.ze\
- bambassi noun
- bambecquois adjective, noun
- Bambecquoise noun
- bambée noun \bɑ̃.be\
- bambelle noun \bɑ̃.bɛl\
- Bamberg proper noun \bɑ̃.bɛʁ\
- bambi noun \bam.bi\
- bambigeois adjective, noun
- Bambigeoise noun
- bambiller verb \bɑ̃.bi.je\
- bambin noun /bɑ̃.bɛ̃/: toddler (young human child)
- bambina noun \bɑ̃.bi.na\
- bambine noun /bɑ̃.bin/: female equivalent of bambin
- bambiner verb \bɑ̃.bi.ne\
- bambinerie noun \bɑ̃.bin.ʁi\
- bambinet noun \bɑ̃.bi.nɛ\
- bambinette noun \bɑ̃.bi.nɛt\
- bambino noun \bɑ̃.bi.no\
- bambinose noun
- bambochade noun /bɑ̃.bɔ.ʃad/: bambocciante (painter or painting)
- bambochard adjective, noun /bɑ̃.bɔ.ʃaʁ/: reveler
- bambocharde noun /bɑ̃.bɔ.ʃaʁd/: female equivalent of bambochard
- bamboche noun, verb /bɑ̃.bɔʃ/: large marionette
- bambocher verb /bɑ̃.bɔ.ʃe/: to feast (celebrate enthusiastically)
- bambocheur noun /bɑ̃.bɔ.ʃœʁ/: synonym of fêtard (“party animal”)
- bambocheuse noun /bɑ̃.bɔ.ʃøz/: female equivalent of bambocheur
- bambolla noun
- bambou noun /bɑ̃.bu/: bamboo (plant, cane)
- bambou-coptère noun \bɑ̃.bu.kɔp.tɛʁ\
- bambou-flèche noun \bɑ̃.bu.flɛʃ\
- bambou porte-bonheur noun \bɑ̃.bu pɔʁt.bɔn‿œʁ\
- bamboucher noun
- bamboula noun /bɑ̃.bu.la/: bamboula (drum)
- bambouler verb \bɑ̃.bu.le\
- bambounière noun \bɑ̃.bu.njɛʁ\
- bambousaie noun \bɑ̃.bu.zɛ\
- bambouseraie noun /bɑ̃.buz.ʁɛ/: bamboo plantation
- bambousier noun \bɑ̃.bu.sje\
- bambrocheur noun \bɑ̃.bʁo.ʃœʁ\
- bambrocheuse noun \bɑ̃.bʁo.ʃøz\
- bambuco noun \bam.bu.ko\
- bambusacé adjective \bɑ̃.by.za.se\: bamboolike
- bambusaie noun \bɑ̃.by.zɛ\
- bambuseraie noun \bɑ̃.by.zə.ʁɛ\
- bambusetum noun
- bambusicole noun \bɑ̃.by.zi.kɔl\
- bambusiforme adjective
- bâme noun \bɑm\
- Bamenda noun \ba.mɛn.da\
- Bamford proper noun
- bami adjective, noun \ba.mi\
- bamiléké adjective, noun \ba.mi.le.ke\
- Bamilékés noun \ba.mi.le.ke\
- Bamiyan proper noun
- bamoum adjective, noun
- bamoun adjective, noun \ba.mun\
- bamping noun \bɑ̃.piŋ(ɡ)\
- bamwe noun
- ban noun, verb /bɑ̃/: public declaration
- ban bourguignon noun
- ban-de-lavelinois adjective, noun
- Ban-de-Lavelinoise noun
- ban def noun \ban dɛf\
- ban-saint-martinois adjective, noun
- Ban-Saint-Martinoise noun
- bana noun \ba.na\
- bana-bana noun \ba.na.ba.na\
- banachique adjective \ba.na.ʃik\
- banal adjective /ba.nal/: owned by feudal lords
- banalement adverb /ba.nal.mɑ̃/: banally
- banalisabilité noun \ba.na.li.za.bi.li.te\
- banalisable adjective /ba.na.li.zabl/: Which can be banalized
- banalisateur adjective, noun \ba.na.li.za.tœʁ\
- banalisation noun /ba.na.li.za.sjɔ̃/: trivialization
- banalisé adjective, verb /ba.na.li.ze/: unmarked, undercover
- banaliser verb /ba.na.li.ze/: to banalise
- banalité noun /ba.na.li.te/: banality
- banalitude noun \ba.na.li.tyd\
- banana legs noun
- banana split noun \ba.na.na split\
- bananaphobie noun \ba.na.na.fɔ.bi\
- bananatisite noun \ba.na.na.ti.zit\
- banane adjective, noun, verb /ba.nan/: banana (the fruit)
- banane à bière noun \ba.nan‿a bjɛʁ\
- banane bleue noun \ba.nan blø\
- banane de mer noun \ba.nan də mɛʁ\
- banane dollar noun \ba.nan do.laʁ\
- banane freyssinette noun \ba.nan.fʁɛ.si.nɛt\
- banane Gros Michel noun: Gros Michel banana
- banane jaune noun \ba.nan ʒon\
- banane Melba noun \ba.nan mɛl.ba\
- banane pesée noun \ba.nan.pə.ze\
Part 7 · Part 9 · 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.