French words: Cali to Calmienne

French words Cali to Calmienne

1. Cali proper noun \ka.li\
2. Caliban proper noun \ka.li.bɑ̃\
3. calibé adjective \ka.li.be\
4. calibistri noun
5. câliboire interjection /ka.li.bwaʁ/: alternative form of câlisse
6. câliboirer verb \kɑː.li.bwɑ.ʁe\
7. caliborgne adjective
8. caliborgnon adjective
9. calibrable adjective \ka.li.bʁabl\
10. calibrage noun /ka.li.bʁaʒ/: calibration
11. calibrage masqué noun \ka.li.bʁaʒ mas.ke\
12. calibration noun /ka.li.bʁa.sjɔ̃/: synonym of étalonnage (calibration) (act of calibrating)
13. calibre adjective, noun, verb /ka.libʁ/: calibre
14. calibrer verb /ka.li.bʁe/: to calibrate
15. calibreur noun \ka.li.bʁœʁ\
16. calibreuse noun \ka.li.bʁøz\
17. calibristis noun \ka.li.bʁis.ti\
18. calical adjective \ka.li.kal\
19. calice adjective, interjection, noun /ka.lis/: chalice
20. calice de la mort noun \ka.lis də la mɔʁ\
21. câlicer verb \kɑ.li.se\
22. caliche noun \ka.liʃ\
23. calichristophe noun
24. caliciflore adjective
25. caliciforme adjective \ka.li.si.fɔʁm\
26. calicinal adjective \ka.li.si.nal\: Relating to the calyx
27. calicinien adjective \ka.li.si.njɛ̃\
28. calicinienne adjective \ka.li.si.njɛn\
29. caliciniennes adjective \ka.li.si.njɛn\
30. caliciniens adjective \ka.li.si.njɛ̃\
31. Calico proper noun \ka.li.ko\
32. calicoba noun \ka.li.kɔ.ba\
33. calicoco noun
34. calicot noun /ka.li.ko/: calico
35. calicotage noun \ka.li.ko.taʒ\
36. calicote noun \ka.li.kɔt\
37. calicoter verb \ka.li.kɔ.te\
38. calicotier adjective, noun \ka.li.kɔ.tje\
39. calicotière noun \ka.li.kɔ.tjɛʁ\
40. calicotome noun /ka.li.kɔ.tɔm/: thorny broom (or similar plant of the genus Calicotome)
41. calicotome épineux noun \ka.li.kɔ.tɔ.m‿e.pi.nø\
42. calicotome soyeux noun \ka.li.kɔ.tɔm swa.jø\
43. calicotome velu noun \ka.li.kɔ.tɔm və.ly\
44. caliculaire adjective \ka.li.ky.lɛʁ\
45. calicule adjective, noun \ka.li.kyl\
46. Calicut proper noun
47. calidifontain adjective, noun
48. Calidifontaine noun
49. calidofournien adjective, noun
50. Calidofournienne noun
51. caliduc noun \ka.li.dyk\
52. calidusien adjective, noun \ka.li.dy.sjɛ̃\
53. Calidusienne noun \ka.li.dy.sjɛn\
54. Calie proper noun \ka.li\
55. caliente adjective \ka.ljɛ̃.te\
56. calier noun \ka.lje\
57. caliette noun \ka.ljɛt\
58. califal adjective \ka.li.fal\
59. Califano proper noun
60. califat noun /ka.li.fa/: caliphate
61. califatiser verb \ka.li.fa.ti.ze\
62. calife noun /ka.lif/: caliph
63. calife à la place du calife noun /ka.lif a la plas dy ka.lif/: someone who has taken over the role of some other important person, often by devious means and motivated by a lust for power
64. califesse noun \ka.li.fɛs\
65. califien adjective \ka.li.fjɛ̃\
66. califontain adjective, noun
67. Califontaine noun
68. Californais noun \ka.li.fɔʁ.nɛ\
69. californate noun /ka.li.fɔʁ.nat/: californate
70. California proper noun
71. California spangled noun \ka.li.fɔʁ.nja spɑ̃ɡl\
72. californianiser verb \ka.li.fɔʁ.nja.ni.ze\
73. californidine noun \ka.li.fɔʁ.ni.din\
74. Californie proper noun /ka.li.fɔʁ.ni/: California (the most populous state of the United States)
75. californien adjective, noun /ka.li.fɔʁ.njɛ̃/: of California; Californian
76. californienne adjective, noun \ka.li.fɔʁ.njɛn\: feminine singular of californien
77. californite noun \ka.li.fɔʁ.nit\
78. californium noun /ka.li.fɔʁ.njɔm/: californium
79. califourchon adverb, noun /ka.li.fuʁ.ʃɔ̃/: only used in à califourchon
80. califourchonner verb \ka.li.fuʁ.ʃɔ.ne\
81. califoutraque noun \ka.li.fu.tʁak\
82. caliga noun \ka.li.ga\
83. caliga clavata noun \ka.li.ɡa cla.va.ta\
84. caligaresque adjective \ka.li.ɡa.ʁɛsk\
85. calige noun \ka.liʒ\
86. caligène adjective, noun \ka.li.ʒɛn\
87. caligineux adjective \ka.li.ʒi.nø\
88. calignacois adjective, noun
89. Calignacoise noun
90. calignien adjective, noun \ka.li.ɲɛ̃\
91. Calignienne noun \ka.li.ɲɛn\
92. Caligny proper noun \ka.li.ɲi\
93. caligo noun \ka.li.ɡo\
94. Caligula proper noun \ka.li.gy.la\
95. caligule noun \ka.li.ɡyl\
96. caligulien adjective /ka.li.ɡy.ljɛ̃/: Caligulan
97. caligynéphobe adjective
98. caligynephobie noun \ka.li.ɡi.ne.fɔ.bi\
99. calima noun \ka.li.ma\
100. calimaçon noun: snail
101. calimande noun \ka.li.mɑ̃d\
102. calimbé noun
103. Caliméro noun \ka.li.me.ʁo\
104. calimocho noun \ka.li.mo.tʃo\
105. câlin adjective, noun /ka.lɛ̃/: hug, cuddle
106. calinable adjective \ka.li.nabl\
107. calinage noun \ka.li.naʒ\
108. calindrien adjective, noun
109. Calindrienne noun
110. câline adjective, interjection, noun, verb /ka.lin/: past participle of câliner
111. câline de bine interjection /ka.lin də bin/: expression of suprise, excitement: holy smokes!
112. câline de binne interjection \kɑ.lin də bin\
113. câlinement adverb /ka.lin.mɑ̃/: In a cuddly, touchy way
114. câliner verb /ka.li.ne/: to be physically affectionate; to cuddle
115. câlinerie noun \kɑ.lin.ʁi\: caress, cuddle
116. câlineur adjective, noun \kɑ.li.nœʁ\
117. câlineuse noun \kɑ.li.nøz\
118. câliniser verb \kɑ.li.ni.ze\
119. Calino proper noun
120. calinotade noun \ka.li.nɔ.tad\: stupidity, silliness
121. câlinothérapie noun /ka.li.nɔ.te.ʁa.pi/: hug therapy; cuddle therapy; tender loving care
122. câlinou noun \kɑ.li.nu\
123. Calinours proper noun \ka.li.nuʁs\
124. caliorne noun \ka.ljɔʁn\
125. calioun noun \ka.ljun\
126. calipette noun \ka.li.pɛt\
127. caliptique adjective
128. câlisse interjection, verb /kaː.lis/: expletive intensifier, usually said in astonishment or anger: fuck!
129. câlissement adverb \kɑ.lis.mɑ̃\
130. câlisser verb /ka.li.se/: to throw
131. calissoire noun \ka.li.swaʁ\
132. calisson noun /ka.li.sɔ̃/: calisson (confection made with ground almonds)
133. calisthénie noun /ka.lis.te.ni/: calisthenics (gymnastic exercises under the participation of a (surface-wise) multitude of muscles and often minimal equipment (thus, usually bodyweight...
134. calitor noun \ka.li.tɔʁ\
135. calixarène noun \ka.lik.sa.ʁɛn\
136. Calixois noun \ka.li.kswa\
137. Calixte proper noun /ka.likst/: a unisex given name
138. Calixthe proper noun /ka.likst/: a female given name
139. Calixtien noun \ka.liks.tjɛ̃\
140. calixtin adjective, noun \ka.lik.stɛ̃\
141. call noun \kal\
142. call girl noun /kɔl.ɡœʁl/: call girl
143. calla noun \ka.la\: calla
144. Callac proper noun \ka.lak\
145. callacois adjective, noun \ka.la.kwa\
146. Callacoise noun \ka.la.kwaz\
147. callade noun \ka.lad\
148. callage noun \ko.laʒ\
149. Callaghan proper noun
150. callahuaya noun \ka.la.wa.ja\
151. callaïde noun \ka.la.id\
152. callaïs noun \ka.la.is\
153. callancher verb \ka.lɑ̃.ʃe\
154. callanthias noun
155. Callas proper noun
156. callassien adjective, noun
157. Callassienne noun
158. callback noun \kol.bak\
159. callbot noun
160. calle noun \kal\
161. Callebaut proper noun \ka.lə.bo\
162. callebranche noun \kal.bʁɑ̃ʃ\
163. Callegari proper noun
164. calléide noun \ka.le.id\
165. Calleja proper noun
166. Callelongue proper noun \ka.lə.lɔ̃g\
167. Callen proper noun
168. Callender proper noun
169. callenellois adjective, noun
170. Callenelloise noun
171. callengevillais adjective, noun
172. Callengevillaise noun
173. callénois adjective, noun
174. Callénoise noun
175. Callens proper noun \ka.lɛns\
176. caller verb /ka.le/: to attract game by imitating their call
177. Calles proper noun
178. callesis noun
179. calleur noun \ko.lœʁ\
180. calleuse adjective, noun /ka.løz/: feminine singular of calleux
181. calleux adjective /ka.lø/: calloused
182. callevillais adjective, noun
183. Callevillaise noun
184. Calleville proper noun
185. Calleville-les-Deux-Eglises typographic variant
186. Callewaert proper noun
187. callgirl noun \kɔl.ɡœʁl\
188. calli- prefix /ka.li/: calli-
189. Callian proper noun
190. callianais adjective, noun
191. Callianaise noun
192. callianasse noun
193. calliannais adjective, noun
194. Calliannaise noun
195. callibristis noun \ka.li.bʁis.ti\
196. callicarpe noun \ka.li.kaʁp\
197. callicéphale noun \ka.li.se.fal\
198. callichrome noun \ka.li.kʁɔm\
199. callicien adjective, noun
200. Callicienne noun
201. callicoque noun \kal.li.kɔk\
202. Callie proper noun
203. calliépie noun \ka.lje.pi\
204. Callies proper noun
205. calligraffeur noun \ka.li.ɡʁa.fœʁ\
206. calligraffeuse noun \ka.li.ɡʁa.føz\
207. calligraffiti noun \ka.li.ɡʁa.fi.ti\
208. calligramme noun /ka.li.ɡʁam/: calligram
209. calligraphe noun /ka.li.ɡʁaf/: calligrapher (one who practices calligraphy)
210. calligraphie noun, verb /ka.li.ɡʁa.fi/: calligraphy (art of writing with decorative strokes)
211. calligraphier verb /ka.li.ɡʁa.fje/: to calligraph
212. calligraphique adjective /ka.li.ɡʁa.fik/: calligraphic
213. calligraphiquement adverb /ka.li.ɡʁa.fik.mɑ̃/: calligraphically
214. calligraphiser verb \ka.li.ɡʁa.fi.ze\
215. callimachéen adjective /ka.li.ma.ke.ɛ̃/: Callimachean
216. Callimaque proper noun /ka.li.mak/: Callimachus
217. callimartyre noun \ka.li.maʁ.tiʁ\
218. callimico noun
219. callimiconidés noun
220. callimorphe noun \ka.li.mɔʁf\
221. callinique noun
222. calliomore noun \ka.ljɔ.mɔʁ\
223. calliongis noun
224. callionyme noun \ka.ljɔ.nim\
225. callionyme lyre noun \ka.ljɔ.nim liʁ\
226. callionymidé noun \ka.ljɔ.ni.mi.de\
227. calliope noun \ka.ljɔp\
228. callipédie noun \kal.li.pe.di\
229. callipédique adjective \kal.li.pe.dik\
230. calliper noun
231. callippique adjective
232. callipyge adjective /ka.li.piʒ/: callipygian (having beautifully shaped buttocks)
233. callipygie noun \ka.li.pi.ʒi\
234. callipygien adjective \ka.li.pi.ʒjɛ̃\
235. callipygique adjective \ka.li.pi.ʒik\
236. callipygité noun \ka.li.pi.ʒi.te\
237. callique noun \ka.lik\
238. Callirhoé proper noun \ka.li.ʁɔ.e\
239. calliste noun \ka.list\
240. calliste à dos marron noun
241. callistemon noun \ka.lis.te.mɔ̃\: bottlebrush (tree of the genus Callistemon)
242. Callisthène proper noun /ka.lis.tɛn/: Callisthenes (an ancient Greek historian)
243. callisthénie noun /ka.lis.te.ni/: calisthenics
244. callisthénique adjective /ka.lis.te.nik/: calisthenic
245. Callisto proper noun \ka.li.sto\
246. callitric noun \ka.li.tʁik\
247. callitriche noun \ka.li.tʁiʃ\
248. callitrichidés noun
249. callitypie noun \ka.li.ti.pi\
250. calloge noun \ka.lɔʒ\
251. callopsitte noun \ka.lɔ.psit\
252. callosité noun /ka.lo.zi.te/: callosity
253. calloso-marginal adjective \ka.lɔ.zo maʁ.ʒi.nal\
254. callosotomie noun
255. callot noun \ka.lo\
256. callotin adjective, noun \ka.lɔ.tɛ̃\
257. Callotine noun \ka.lɔ.tin\
258. callotomisé adjective \ka.lɔ.tɔ.mi.ze\
259. callovien adjective, noun \ka.lɔ.vjɛ̃\
260. Callow proper noun
261. callunaie noun \ka.ly.nɛ\
262. callune noun \ka.lyn\: ling, heather
263. callus noun \kalys\
264. Cally proper noun
265. calmable adjective \kal.mabl\
266. calmage noun \kal.maʒ\
267. calmande noun \kal.mɑ̃d\
268. calmant adjective, noun, verb /kal.mɑ̃/: gripe water
269. calmar noun /kal.maʁ/: squid (the mollusk)
270. calmar colossal noun /kal.maʁ kɔ.lɔ.sal/: colossal squid
271. calmar commun noun: common squid
272. calmar de récif des Caraïbes noun
273. calmar de verre noun \kal.maʁ də vɛʁ\
274. calmar géant noun /kal.maʁ ʒe.ɑ̃/: giant squid
275. calmar loliginidé noun: European common squid (Alloteuthis subulata)
276. calmaret noun \kal.ma.ʁɛ\
277. calme adjective, noun, verb /kalm/: calm
278. calme avant la tempête noun /kalm a.vɑ̃ la tɑ̃.pɛt/: calm before the storm
279. calme olympien noun /kalm ɔ.lɛ̃.pjɛ̃/: total composure
280. calme plat noun /kal.m(ə) pla/: a dead calm, a flat calm, a clock calm
281. calme ta joie interjection
282. calmeillen adjective, noun
283. Calmeillenne noun
284. Calmels proper noun
285. calmement adverb /kal.mə.mɑ̃/: calmly
286. calmer verb /kal.me/: to calm, pacify, soothe
287. calmer le jeu verb /kal.me l(ə) ʒø/: to defuse the situation, to calm things down, to pour oil on troubled waters
288. calmer les esprits verb /kal.me le.z‿ɛs.pʁi/: to calm things down, to let cooler heads prevail, to defuse the situation
289. calmer sa joie verb /kal.me sa ʒwa/: to calm down
290. calmer ses ardeurs verb /kal.me se.z‿aʁ.dœʁ/: to curb one's enthusiasm
291. calmer son jeu verb /kal.me sɔ̃ ʒø/: to calm down
292. calmergien adjective, noun
293. Calmergienne noun
294. Calmétien noun
295. Calmétienne noun
296. calmettois adjective, noun
297. Calmettoise noun
298. calmie noun \kal.mi\
299. calmien adjective, noun \kal.mjɛ̃\
300. Calmienne noun

Part 9 · Part 11 · French words: C

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 C: 43,433 words, in 145 parts.