French words: crestation to crico-pharyngien

French words crestation to crico-pharyngien

1. crestation noun
2. Creste proper noun \kʁɛst\
3. crestelain adjective, noun
4. Crestelaine noun
5. crestin noun
6. crestine noun
7. crestinel noun
8. crestois adjective, noun \kʁe.twa\
9. Crestoise noun
10. crestotais adjective, noun
11. Crestotaise noun
12. crestou adjective: only used in pain crestou
13. crésus noun \kʁe.zys\
14. Creswell proper noun
15. crésyl noun /kʁe.zil/: tolyl
16. crésyle adjective, noun /kʁe.zil/: cresyl
17. crésyler verb \kʁe.zi.le\
18. crésylite noun /kʁe.zi.lit/: cresylite
19. crésylol noun /kʁe.zi.lɔl/: synonym of crésol
20. crêt noun \kʁɛ\: a crest or peak in the Jura mountains
21. crétacé adjective, noun /kʁe.ta.se/: Cretaceous
22. crête adjective, noun /kʁɛt/: crest (on a bird); comb (on a cock)
23. crête barométrique noun \kʁɛt ba.ʁɔ.me.tʁik\
24. crête de coq adjective, noun \kʁɛt də kɔk\
25. crête frontale noun \kʁɛt fʁɔ̃.tal\
26. crête iroquoise noun \kʁɛ.t‿i.ʁɔ.kwaz\
27. crête lacrymale antérieure noun \kʁɛ.t‿la.kʁi.mal ɑ̃.te.ʁjœʁ\
28. crête lacrymale postérieure noun \kʁɛ.t‿la.kʁi.mal pɔs.te.ʁjœʁ\
29. crête-marine noun \kʁɛt.ma.ʁin\
30. crête neurale noun \kʁɛt nø.ʁal\
31. crête occipitale externe noun \kʁɛt ɔk.si.pi.tal ek.stɛʁn\
32. crête occipitale interne noun \kʁɛt ɔk.si.pi.tal ɛ̃.tɛʁn\
33. crête sagittale noun \kʁɛt sa.ʒi.tal\
34. crête tibiale noun \kʁɛt ti.bjal\
35. Créteil proper noun /kʁe.tɛj/: Créteil (a city and commune of the department of Val-de-Marne, region of Île-de-France, France)
36. crételer verb \kʁe.tə.le\
37. cretelle noun \kʁe.tɛl\
38. crételler verb \kʁe.tɛ.le\
39. crèter verb \kʁe.te\
40. crétification noun \kʁe.ti.fi.ka.sjɔ̃\
41. crétin adjective, noun /kʁe.tɛ̃/: cretin (someone affected by cretinism)
42. crétin des Alpes noun \kʁe.tɛ̃ de.z‿alp\
43. crétin du Valais noun \kʁe.tɛ̃ dy va.lɛ\
44. crétinade noun \kʁe.ti.nad\
45. crétinard noun \kʁe.ti.naʁ\
46. crétine adjective, noun /kʁe.tin/: female equivalent of crétin
47. crétine des Alpes noun \kʁe.tin de.z‿alp\
48. crétinement adverb \kʁe.tin.mɑ̃\
49. crétinerie noun /kʁe.tin.ʁi/: idiocy
50. crétinière noun \kʁe.ti.njɛʁ\
51. crétinisation noun \kʁe.ti.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
52. crétiniser verb /kʁe.ti.ni.ze/: to cretinize
53. crétinisme noun /kʁe.ti.nism/: cretinism
54. crétinissime adjective \kʁe.ti.ni.sim\
55. crétinocratie noun \kʁe.ti.nɔ.kʁa.si\
56. crétique adjective
57. crétois adjective, noun /kʁe.twa/: Cretan
58. crétoise adjective, noun /kʁe.twaz/: female equivalent of Crétois
59. creton noun /kʁə.tɔ̃/: a piece of fat
60. cretonnade noun: cretonnade: a non-pork based food similar to cretons
61. cretonne noun /kʁə.tɔn/: cretonne (strong, heavy fabric of cotton)
62. cretonnier noun \kʁə.tɔ.nje\
63. cretorin adjective, noun \kʁe.tɔ.ʁɛ̃\
64. Cretorine noun \kʁe.tɔ.ʁin\
65. crettevillais adjective, noun
66. Crettevillaise noun
67. crétule noun \kʁe.tyl\
68. creuler verb \kʁø.le\
69. creullois adjective, noun
70. Creulloise noun
71. Creully proper noun \kʁø.li\
72. creusable adjective \kʁø.zabl\
73. creusage noun \kʁø.zaʒ\
74. creusais adjective, noun, verb /kʁø.zɛ/: first/second-person singular imperfect indicative of creuser
75. Creusaise noun
76. creusane noun \kʁø.zan\
77. creuse adjective, verb /kʁø.ze/: concave
78. creusement noun /kʁøz.mɑ̃/: digging, dig
79. creuser verb /kʁø.ze/: to dig
80. creuser le fossé verb \kʁø.ze lə fo.se\
81. creuser le gouffre verb \kʁø.ze lə ɡufʁ\
82. creuser le ventre verb \kʁø.ze lə vɑ̃tʁ\
83. creuser sa fosse verb \kʁø.ze sa fos\
84. creuser sa fosse avec les dents verb \kʁø.ze sa fo.s‿a.vɛ.k‿le dɑ̃\
85. creuser sa tombe verb /kʁø.ze sa tɔ̃b/: to dig one's own grave
86. creuser sa tombe avec ses dents verb \ʃ\
87. creuser un abîme sous les pas de quelqu’un verb \kʁø.ze œ̃.n‿a.bim su lɛ pa də kɛl.k‿œ̃\
88. creuset noun /kʁø.zɛ/: crucible, smelter
89. creuset froid noun \kʁø.zɛ fʁwa\
90. creuseté noun: hollowness
91. creuseur noun \kʁø.zœʁ\: digger (person or device that digs)
92. creuseuse noun \kʁø.zøz\
93. creusiste noun \kʁø.zist\
94. creusoir noun \kʁø.zwaʁ\
95. creusois adjective, noun \kʁø.zwa\: of Creuse
96. creusoise adjective, noun /kʁø.zwaz/: feminine singular of creusois
97. creusot noun \kʁø.zo\
98. creusotin adjective, noun \kʁø.zo.tɛ̃\
99. Creusotine noun
100. creusure noun \kʁø.zyʁ\
101. creûte noun
102. Creutzwald proper noun \kʁøz.vald\
103. creutzwaldois adjective, noun
104. Creutzwaldoise noun
105. creux adjective, adverb, noun /kʁø/: hollow
106. creux de l’estomac noun \kʁø də l‿ɛs.to.ma\
107. creux de la main noun
108. creux de la vague noun /kʁø d(ə) la vaɡ/: low ebb
109. creux des reins noun \kʁø dɛ ʁɛ̃\
110. creux du jarret noun \kʁø dy ʒa.ʁɛ\
111. creux poplité noun
112. Creuzet proper noun \kʁø.zɛ\
113. creuziérois adjective, noun
114. Creuziéroise noun
115. crevable adjective \kʁə.vabl\
116. crevaille noun \kʁə.vaj\
117. crevaison noun /kʁə.vɛ.zɔ̃/: puncture, flat (of a tyre / tire)
118. crevaison d’ennui noun \kʁə.vɛ.zɔ̃ d‿ɑ̃.nɥi\
119. crevaison de faim noun \kʁə.vɛ.zɔ̃ də fɛ̃\
120. crevale noun \kʁə.val\
121. crevalle noun \kʁə.val\
122. crevant adjective, noun, verb /kʁə.vɑ̃/: exhausting, backbreaking
123. crevante adjective \kʁə.vɑ̃t\: feminine singular of crevant
124. crevantois adjective, noun
125. Crevantoise noun
126. crevard adjective, noun /kʁə.vaʁ/: bastard, asshole
127. crevarde noun /kʁə.vaʁd/: female equivalent of crevard
128. crevardiser verb \kʁə.vaʁ.di.ze\
129. crevasse noun, verb /kʁə.vas/: crevasse
130. crevasse sacrée noun
131. crevasser verb /kʁə.va.se/: to chap
132. Crevaux proper noun \kʁə.vo\
133. crève adjective, noun, verb /kʁə.ve/: popped
134. crève-cœur adjective, noun /kʁɛv.kœʁ/: heartbreak
135. crève-chassis noun \kʁɛ.və.ʃɑ.si\
136. crève-chien noun \kʁɛv.ʃjɛ̃\
137. crève-coeur typographic variant
138. crève-coeurs typographic variant
139. crève-faim noun \kʁɛv.fɛ̃\
140. crève-la-dalle adjective, noun \kʁɛv.la.dal\
141. crève-la-faim noun /kʁɛ.vla.fɛ̃/: down-and-out
142. crève-vessie noun \kʁɛv.vɛ.si\
143. crèvecœur noun \kʁɛv.kœʁ\
144. Crèvecoeur-en-Auge typographic variant
145. Crèvecoeur-sur-l’Escaut typographic variant
146. crevée noun, verb /kʁə.ve/: feminine singular of crevé
147. Crevel proper noun \kʁə.vɛl\
148. crevelle adjective \kʁə.vɛl\
149. crever verb /kʁə.ve/: to pop, burst
150. crever comme un chien verb \kʁə.ve kɔ.m‿œ̃ ʃjɛ̃\
151. crever comme un vieux mousquet verb \kʁə.ve kɔ.m‿œ̃ vjø mus.kɛ\
152. crever de chaud verb /kʁə.ve d(ə) ʃo/: to be roasting, to be boiling
153. crever de faim verb /kʁə.ve d(ə) fɛ̃/: to be starving, to be ravenous (to be extremely hungry)
154. crever de froid verb /kʁə.ve də fʁwa/: to be freezing
155. crever de soif verb /kʁə.ve də swaf/: to be parched (to be extremely thirsty)
156. crever l'abcès verb /kʁə.ve l‿ab.sɛ/: to air out an issue, to clear the air
157. crever l’écran verb \kʁə.ve l‿e.kʁɑ̃\
158. crever la bouche ouverte verb \kʁə.ve la bu.ʃ‿u.vɛʁt\
159. crever la dalle verb /kʁə.ve la dal/: to be starving (to be very hungry)
160. crever la gueule ouverte verb /kʁə.ve la ɡœ.l‿u.vɛʁt/: to die a pitiful death
161. crever le cœur verb \kʁə.ve lə kœʁ\
162. crever le plafond verb /kʁə.ve lə pla.fɔ̃/: to go through the roof
163. crever le tympan verb \kʁə.ve lə tɛ̃.pɑ̃\
164. crever les yeux verb /kʁə.ve le.z‿jø/: to be plain as the nose on one's face, to stick out a mile, to be obvious, conspicuous, visible, plain for all to see; to jump out
165. crevet noun \kʁə.vɛ\
166. crevette noun /kʁə.vɛt/: shrimp
167. crevette banane noun \kʁə.vɛt ba.nan\
168. crevette Bigeard noun \kʁe.vɛt bi.ʒaʁ\: a death flight victim during the Algerian War who had their feet affixed in concrete before being thrown off from helicopters into the ocean.
169. crevette cerise noun \kʁə.vɛt sə.ʁiz\
170. crevette d’Alvin noun
171. crevette de rivière africaine noun \kʁə.vɛt də ʁi.vjɛ.ʁ‿a.fʁi.kɛn\
172. crevette grise noun \kʁə.vɛt gʁiz\: a caridean shrimp of species Crangon crangon
173. crevette-mante noun \kʁə.vɛt mɑ̃t\
174. crevette nettoyeuse noun
175. crevette nordique noun /kʁə.vɛt nɔʁ.dik/: pink shrimp, Pandalus borealis
176. crevette nordique du Canada noun \kʁə.vɛt nɔʁ.dik dy ka.na.da\
177. crevette pistolet noun
178. crevette rose noun \kʁə.vɛt ʁoz\: any shrimp that is pink when cooked, especially of the genera Pandalus or Palaemon
179. crevetticole adjective \kʁə.vɛ.ti.kɔl\
180. crevetticulture noun \kʁə.vɛ.ti.kyl.tyʁ\
181. crevettier adjective, noun /kʁə.vɛ.tje/: shrimpboat
182. crevettière noun \kʁə.vɛ.tjɛʁ\
183. crevettine noun \kʁə.vɛ.tin\
184. creveur noun
185. creviche noun \kʁə.viʃ\
186. crevicois adjective, noun
187. Crevicoise noun
188. crévigorien adjective, noun
189. Crévigorienne noun
190. crévindieu interjection \kʁe.vɛ̃.djø\
191. crévindiou interjection \kʁe.vɛ̃.dju\
192. crévinois adjective, noun
193. Crévinoise noun
194. crevoter verb \kʁə.vɔ.te\
195. crevure noun /kʁə.vyʁ/: cut
196. crew noun \kʁu\
197. Crewe proper noun \kʁu\
198. creypieulan adjective, noun
199. Creypieulane noun
200. Creysse proper noun \kʁɛjs\
201. Creysseilles proper noun
202. creyssensacois adjective, noun
203. Creyssensacoise noun
204. creyssois adjective, noun
205. Creyssoise noun
206. crézançaynois adjective, noun
207. Crézançaynoise noun
208. crézançois adjective, noun
209. Crézançoise noun
210. Crézancy proper noun
211. crézancynien adjective, noun
212. Crézancynienne noun
213. créziérois adjective, noun
214. Créziéroise noun
215. crézieu noun /kʁe.zjø/: an open fire lighting lamp, used by miners before the development of covered fire safety lamps.
216. crézillois adjective, noun
217. Crézilloise noun
218. CRF noun \se.ɛ.ʁɛf\
219. CRG noun \se.ɛʁ.ʒe\
220. cri adjective, noun /kʁi/: cry; shout; scream
221. cri-cri noun \kʁi.kʁi\
222. cri d’alarme noun \kʁi da.laʁm\
223. cri d’oie noun \kʁi.dwa\
224. cri d’orfraie noun \kʁi d‿ɔʁ.fʁɛ\
225. cri de contact noun
226. cri de guerre noun /kʁi d(ə) ɡɛʁ/: battle cry, war cry
227. cri de l’Est, dialecte du Nord noun \kʁi də l‿ɛst dja.lɛkt dy nɔʁ\
228. cri de l’Est, dialecte du Sud noun \kʁi də l‿ɛst dja.lɛkt dy syd\
229. cri de merde noun \kʁi də mɛʁd\
230. cri de Moose noun
231. cri de ralliement noun /kʁi d(ə) ʁa.li.mɑ̃/: rallying cry, rallying call
232. cri de Wilhelm noun \kʁi də vil.ɛlm\
233. cri des bois adjective, noun \kʁi de bwa\
234. cri des marais adjective, noun
235. cri des plaines adjective, noun \kʁi de plɛn\
236. cri du cœur noun /kʁi dy kœʁ/: cry from the heart, heartfelt appeal, sincere plea, cri de coeur
237. cria noun, verb /kʁi.ja/: third-person singular past historic of crier
238. criabilité noun \kʁi.ja.bi.li.te\
239. criable adjective /kʁi.jabl/: shoutable
240. criadera noun
241. criage noun \kʁjaʒ\
242. criaillant adjective
243. criaillement noun \kʁi.(j)ɑj.mɑ̃\
244. criailler verb /kʁi.ja.je/: to whine
245. criaillerie noun /kʁi.jaj.ʁi/: screeching
246. criailleur noun \kʁi.ɑ.jœʁ\
247. criailleuse noun \kʁi.ɑ.jøz\
248. criant adjective, verb /kʁi.jɑ̃/: shouting
249. criard adjective, noun /kʁi.jaʁ/: shrill (of sound); garish (of colour etc.)
250. criarde adjective, noun \kʁi.jaʁd\: feminine singular of criard
251. criardement adverb /kʁi.jaʁ.də.mɑ̃/: shrilly
252. criardiser verb \kʁi.jaʁ.di.ze\
253. criature noun \kʁi.ja.tyʁ\
254. criave verb \kʁi.jav\
255. criaver verb \kʁi.ja.ve\
256. criaveur noun \kʁi.ja.vœʁ\
257. Criavs noun
258. crib noun \kʁib\
259. cribellation noun \kʁi.be.la.sjɔ̃\
260. cribellé adjective \kʁi.be.le\
261. cribellum noun \kʁi.be.lɔm\
262. criblable adjective \kʁi.blabl\
263. criblage noun /kʁi.blaʒ/: sifting, sieving
264. criblage à haut débit noun \kʁi.bla.ʒ‿a o de.bi\
265. criblage d’ADN noun \kʁi.blaʒ d‿a.de.ɛn\
266. criblage de mutants noun \kʁi.blaʒ də my.tɑ̃\
267. criblage différentiel noun \kʁi.blaʒ di.fe.ʁɑ̃.sjɛl\
268. criblage moléculaire noun \kʁi.blaʒ mɔ.le.ky.lɛʁ\
269. crible adjective, noun, verb /kʁibl/: sieve, sifter, riddle (any device with holes used to separate small things from larger things)
270. criblé de dettes adjective \kʁi.ble də dɛt\
271. cribler verb /kʁi.ble/: to sift, sieve (filter through a sieve or screen)
272. criblette noun \kʁi.blɛt\
273. cribleur adjective, noun /kʁi.blœʁ/: a worker who sifts (grains, minerals, coal) to remove rocks or other unwanted materials; sifter
274. cribleuse noun /kʁi.bløz/: female equivalent of cribleur
275. cribleux adjective \kʁi.blø\
276. criblier noun \kʁi.blje\
277. criblure noun \kʁi.blyʁ\
278. cribration noun \kʁi.bʁa.sjɔ̃\
279. cribriforme adjective \kʁi.bʁi.fɔʁm\
280. cric noun /kʁik/: jack (device for raising and supporting a heavy object)
281. cric crac onomatopoeia \kʁik.kʁak\
282. cricéal adjective \kʁi.se.al\
283. criceler verb \kʁi.sə.le\
284. cricet noun \kʁi.sɛ\
285. cricetide noun: cricetid
286. cricetin noun \kʁis.tɛ̃\
287. cricétome noun \kʁi.se.tɔm\
288. cricétome de savane noun \kʁi.se.tɔm də sa.van\
289. cricétome des savanes noun \kʁi.se.tɔm dɛ sa.van\
290. cricétomiculture noun \kʁi.se.tɔ.mi.kyl.tyʁ\
291. criche noun \kʁiʃ\
292. crichon noun \kʁi.ʃɔ̃\
293. Crichton proper noun
294. crick noun \kʁik\
295. crick à ventre bleu noun \kʁi.k‿a vɑ̃.tʁə blø\
296. cricket noun /kʁi.kɛt/: cricket (sport)
297. crico- prefix \kʁi.ko\
298. crico-aryténoïdien adjective, noun \kʁi.kɔ.a.ʁi.te.nɔ.i.djɛ̃\
299. crico-hyoïdien adjective \kʁi.kɔ.jɔ.i.djɛ̃\
300. crico-pharyngien adjective \kʁi.kɔ.fa.ʁɛ̃.ʒjɛ̃\

Part 130 · Part 132 · 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.