French words: cuisinologue to culturalité

300 French words, part 139 of 145 of the words starting with C, A to Z. 51 have a page of their own.

French words cuisinologue to culturalité

cuisinologue noun
cuisinomane noun /kɥi.zi.nɔ.man/: foodie
cuisinomanie noun \kɥi.zi.nɔ.ma.ni\
cuisinouiller verb \kɥi.zi.nu.je\
cuissage noun /kɥi.saʒ/: only used in droit de cuissage
cuissard noun \kɥi.saʁ\: leg guard, thigh guard
cuissarde adjective, noun /kɥi.saʁd/: waders (waterproof leggings used by anglers)
cuisse noun /kɥis/: thigh
cuisse-de-bergère noun \kɥis də bɛʁ.ʒɛʁ\
cuisse de grenouille noun /kɥis də ɡʁə.nuj/: frog legs (the hind legs of a frog used as food)
cuisse de noix noun \kɥis də nwa\
cuisse de nymphe adjective, noun \kɥis də nɛ̃f\
cuisse de nymphe émue noun \kɥis də nɛ̃f‿e.my\
cuisse-madame noun \kɥis ma.dam\
cuisseau noun /kɥi.so/: thigh and buttock (meat) of veal
cuisséen adjective, noun \kɥi.se.ɛ̃\
cuisser verb \kɥi.se\
cuisses de mouche noun
cuissette noun \kɥi.sɛt\
cuissettes noun \kɥi.sɛt\
cuissière noun \kɥi.sjɛʁ\
cuisson noun /kɥi.sɔ̃/: cooking (the act of cooking)
cuisson à blanc noun \kɥi.sɔ̃.n‿a blɑ̃\
cuissot noun /kɥi.so/: thigh (meat) of game
cuissu adjective \kɥi.sy\
cuissyacois adjective, noun
Cuissyacoise noun
cuistance noun /kɥis.tɑ̃s/: grub, nosh
cuistancier noun /kɥis.tɑ̃.sje/: chef, cook
cuistax noun \kɥis.taks\
cuisto noun \kɥis.to\
cuistot noun /kɥis.to/: chef, cook
cuistral adjective \kɥis.tʁal\
cuistre noun /kɥistʁ/: prig, uneducated pedant
cuistrerie noun /kɥis.tʁə.ʁi/: pedantry
Cuisy proper noun
cuit adjective, noun, verb /kɥi/: cooked
cuit à cœur adjective
cuit-asperge noun
cuit dur adjective \kɥi dyʁ\
cuit-lait noun \kɥi.lɛ\
cuit-poires noun \kɥi.pwaʁ\
cuit-pommes noun \kɥi.pɔm\
cuit vapeur noun \kɥi.va.pœʁ\
cuite noun, verb /kɥit/: batch of ore, porcelain or the like for smelting; viewed economically, the time an occurrence of smelting takes
cuite fédérale noun \kɥit.fe.de.ʁal\
cuiter verb /kɥi.te/: to get smashed, to get wasted (very drunk)
cuiteux adjective \kɥi.tø\
cuivrage noun \kɥi.vʁaʒ\
cuivre adjective, noun, verb /kɥivʁ/: copper
cuivre blanc noun \kɥivʁ blɑ̃\
cuivre carbonaté bleu noun \kɥivʁ kaʁ.bɔ.na.te blø\
cuivré commun noun
cuivré de la verge-d’or noun \kɥi.vʁe də la vɛʁʒ.d‿ɔʁ\
cuivre gris noun \kɥivʁ ɡʁi\
cuivre jaune noun \kɥivʁ ʒon\
cuivre muriaté noun \kɥivʁ my.ʁja.te\
cuivre oxidulé noun \kɥi.vʁ‿ɔ.ksi.dy.le\
cuivre pyriteux noun
cuivre pyriteux hépatique noun \kɥivʁ pi.ʁi.tø e.pa.tik\
cuivre pyriteux panaché noun \kɥivʁ pi.ʁi.tø pa.na.ʃe\
cuivre rouge noun \kɥivʁ ʁuʒ\
cuivré satiné noun
cuivre spiciforme noun \kɥivʁ spi.si.fɔʁm\
cuivre sulfaté noun \kɥivʁ syl.fa.te\
cuivre velouté noun \kɥivʁ və.lu.te\
cuivrée adjective, noun /kɥi.vʁe/: feminine singular of cuivré
cuivrer verb /kɥi.vʁe/: to coat with copper
cuivrerie noun /kɥi.vʁə.ʁi/: brass factory
cuivrette noun \kɥi.vʁɛt\
cuivreux adjective /kɥi.vʁø/: cuprous (all senses)
cuivrier adjective, noun \kɥi.vʁi.je\
cuivrique adjective /kɥi.vʁik/: cupric (all senses)
cuivriste noun \kɥi.vʁist\
cuivrot noun \kɥi.vʁo\
cuivroyer verb \kɥi.vʁwa.je\
cujelier noun \ky.ʒə.lje\
cujenot adjective, noun \kyʒ.no\
Cujenotte noun
cujus regio, ejus religio adverb \ky.ʒys ʁe.ʒjo e.ʒys ʁe.li.ʒjo\
Cukierman proper noun
cul adjective, noun /ky/: butt, bum, ass, arse
cul à cul adverb \ky a ky\
cul-bas noun \ky.bɑ\
cul béni noun \ky beni\: alternative spelling of cul-bénit
cul bénit noun /ky.be.ni/: a Holy Joe, a Holy Mary, a zealot, a bigot, a God botherer, a Bible thumper, a Jesus freak, a creeping Jesus, a goody two shoes (an excessively pious...
cul-blanc noun \ky.blɑ̃\
cul-blanc des rivages noun \ky.blɑ̃ dɛ ʁi.vaʒ\
cul-brun noun \ky.bʁœ̃\
cul cousu noun \ky ku.zy\
cul-cul adjective, noun /ky.ky/: alternative form of cucul
cul-cul la praline adjective \ky.ky la pʁa.lin\
cul de basse-fosse noun /ky.d(ə).bas.fɔs/: oubliette
cul de bouteille noun \ky də bu.tɛj\
cul-de-bus noun \ky.də.bys\
cul-de-casse noun \kyd.kas\
cul de chien noun
cul-de-four noun \ky.də.fuʁ\
cul-de-jatte adjective, noun /ky.d(ə).ʒat/: legless cripple, someone with both legs amputated
cul de l’an noun \ky də l‿ɑ̃\
cul-de-lampe noun \ky.də.lɑ̃p\
cul de plomb noun \ky də plɔ̃\
cul-de-porc noun \kyd.pɔʁ\
cul-de-poule noun /ky.d(ə).pul/: mixing bowl
cul-de-sac noun /ky.d(ə).sak/: dead end, cul-de-sac (a path that goes nowhere)
cul-de-sac conjonctival noun \ky.də.sak kɔ̃.ʒɔ̃k.ti.val\
cul-de-sac de Douglas noun \ky.də.sak de du.ɡlas\
cul-des-sartois adjective, noun
Cul-des-Sartoise noun
cul-doré noun \ky.dɔ.ʁe\
cul et chemise adverb \ky e ʃə.miz\
cul-jaune noun \ky.ʒon\
cul-levé noun
cul noir noun \ky nwaʁ\
cul noir limousin noun
cul nu noun \ky ny\
cul par-dessus chemise adverb \ky paʁ.də.sy ʃə.miz\
cul par-dessus tête adjective, adverb /ky paʁ də.sy tɛt/: upside-down, arse over tit
cul-rond noun /ky.ʁɔ̃/: (round) bag
cul rouge noun \ky.ʁuʒ\
cul-rousselet noun \ky.ʁu.sə.lɛ\
cul-rousset noun \ky.ʁu.sɛ\
cul sec adverb, interjection /ky sɛk/: in one go
cul serré adjective /ky sɛ.ʁe/: tight-assed
cul-terreux noun /ky.tɛ.ʁø/: yokel, peasant, country bumpkin, clodhopper
cul-vert noun \ky.vɛʁ\
culaignon noun \ky.lɛ.ɲɔ̃\
Culan proper noun
culanais adjective, noun
Culanaise noun
culard adjective, noun \ky.laʁ\
cularde noun \ky.laʁd\
culart noun \ky.laʁ\
culasse noun, verb /ky.las/: breech, breechblock (of rifle, etc.)
culassement noun \ky.las.mɑ̃\
culasser verb \ky.la.se\
culate noun \ky.lat\
culave noun \ky.lav\
culbutable adjective \kyl.by.tabl\
culbutage noun \kyl.by.taʒ\
culbutant noun, verb /kyl.by.tɑ̃/: present participle of culbuter
culbutant de Cologne noun
culbutant de Komorn noun
culbutant de Poméranie noun
culbutant de Stargard noun
culbutant français noun
culbutant hollandais noun \kyl.by.tɑ̃ ɔ.lɑ̃.dɛ\
culbutant hollandais ancien noun \kyl.by.tɑ̃ ɔ.lɑ̃.dɛ ɑ̃.sjɛ̃\
culbutant hongrois noun \kyl.by.tɑ̃ ɔ̃.gʁwa\
culbute adjective, noun, verb /kyl.byt/: fall, tumble
culbute acrobatique noun \kyl.by.t‿a.kʁɔ.ba.tik\
culbuter verb /kyl.by.te/: to take a tumble, fall over (of a person); to overturn (of vehicle)
culbuteur noun /kyl.by.tœʁ/: rocker arm
culbuteux noun \kyl.by.tø\
culbutis noun \kyl.by.ti\
culbuto noun \kyl.by.to\
culbuton noun \kyl.by.tɔ̃\
culcul la praline adjective \ky.ky la pʁa.lin\
culdocentèse noun \kyl.do.sɛ̃.tɛz\
culdoscopie noun: culdoscopy
cule suffix, verb \kyl\: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
culée noun, verb /ky.le/: stump
Culembourg proper noun
culement noun \kyl.mɑ̃\
culer verb /ky.le/: to go astern, to back up
culeron noun \ky.lə.ʁɔ̃\
culeter verb \ky.lə.te\
culetin noun \kyl.tɛ̃\
culeton noun \ky.lə.tɔ̃\
culeur noun \ky.lœʁ\
culex noun \ky.lɛks\
culhatois adjective, noun
Culhatoise noun
culibrais adjective, noun
Culibraise noun
culicide noun \ky.li.sid\
culicidés noun \ky.li.si.de\
culiciforme adjective \ky.li.si.fɔʁm\
culicivore adjective
culicoïde noun \ky.li.kɔ.id\
culier adjective \ky.lje\
culière noun \ky.ljɛʁ\
Culin proper noun
culinaire adjective /ky.li.nɛʁ/: culinary
culinairement adverb /ky.li.nɛʁ.mɑ̃/: culinarily
culinariser verb \ky.li.na.ʁi.ze\
culinois adjective, noun
Culinoise noun
culinothérapie noun
culiste noun \ky.list\
culit-api noun \ky.li.ta.pi\
Culla proper noun
cullage noun \ky.laʒ\
Cullen proper noun
Cullera proper noun
cullerier noun \ky.lə.ʁje\
culleron noun
culletage noun \kyl.taʒ\
culleter verb \ky.lə.te\
Culloden proper noun
cullois adjective, noun \ky.lwa\
Culloise noun \ky.lwaz\
culloteur noun \ky.lɔ.tœʁ\
Cully proper noun \ky.li\
cullysien adjective, noun
Cullysienne noun
culmen noun \kyl.mɛn\
culmifère adjective, noun \kyl.mi.fɛʁ\
culmigène adjective \kyl.mi.ʒɛn\
culminance noun \kyl.mi.nɑ̃s\
culminant adjective, verb /kyl.mi.nɑ̃/: highest (typically of mountains)
culmination noun /kyl.mi.na.sjɔ̃/: culmination
culminer verb /kyl.mi.ne/: to culminate (to come to an end)
culmontais adjective, noun
Culmontaise noun
culocratie noun
culot noun /ky.lo/: base, bottom (of an object)
culot d’ergol noun \ky.lo dɛʁ.ɡɔl\
culotage noun \ky.lɔ.taʒ\
culoter verb \ky.lɔ.te\
culottage noun \ky.lɔ.taʒ\: seasoning, adding a fat layer to cookware
culotte adjective, noun, verb /ky.lɔt/: panties, knickers
culotte bavaroise noun \ky.lɔt ba.va.ʁwaz\
culotte de cheval noun \ky.lɔt də ʃval\
culotte de gendarme noun
culotte de peau noun \ky.lɔt də po\
culotte de zouave noun \ky.lɔt də zwav\
culotte éponge noun \ky.lɔ.t‿e.pɔ̃ʒ\
culotte garçonne noun \ky.lɔt ɡaʁ.sɔn\
culotter verb \ky.lɔ.te\
culottes de golf noun \ky.lɔt də ɡɔlf\
culotteur noun \ky.lɔ.tœʁ\
culottier noun \ky.lɔ.tje\
culottière noun \ky.lɔ.tjɛʁ\
culottin noun \ky.lɔ.tɛ̃\
Culoz proper noun \ky.loz\
culozien adjective, noun
Culozienne noun
culpabilisant adjective, verb: present participle of culpabiliser
culpabilisateur adjective \kyl.pa.bi.li.za.tœʁ\
culpabilisation noun /kyl.pa.bi.li.za.sjɔ̃/: a feeling of culpability, guilt
culpabiliser verb /kyl.pa.bi.li.ze/: to feel guilty
culpabilité noun /kyl.pa.bi.li.te/: guilt; culpability (responsibility for wrongdoing)
culpeau noun \kyl.po\
culpeu noun \kyl.pø\
culpeux adjective \kyl.pø\
culs bénis noun \ky be.ni\
Cult proper noun \ky\
culte adjective, noun /kylt/: religion
culte à mystères noun \kyl.t‿a mi.stɛʁ\
culte de la personnalité noun /kyl.t(ə) də la pɛʁ.sɔ.na.li.te/: cult of personality, personality cult
culte de Mithra noun \kyl.tə də mi.tʁa\
culte de Sabazios noun \kyl.tə də sa.ba.zjos\
culte des Cabires noun \kyl.tə de ka.biʁ\
culte du cargo noun \kylt dy kaʁ.ɡo\
culte impérial noun \kylt.t‿ɛ̃.pe.ʁjal\
cultellaire adjective \kyl.tɛ.lɛʁ\
cultellation noun \kyl.tɛ.la.sjɔ̃\
cultéranisme noun: culteranismo
-culteur suffix /kyl.tœʁ/: indicates a grower or a keep of something, usually animal or plant related
cultigroupe noun \kyl.ti.ɡʁup\
cultiser verb \kyl.ti.ze\
cultisme noun \kyl.tism\
cultissime adjective /kyl.ti.sim/: very cult
cultiste adjective, noun \kyl.tist\
cultitasseur noun \kyl.ti.ta.sœʁ\
cultivable adjective /kyl.ti.vabl/: cultivable
cultivar noun \kyl.ti.vaʁ\
cultivateur adjective, noun /kyl.ti.va.tœʁ/: cultivator
cultivateur-tasseur noun \kyl.ti.va.tœʁ.ta.sœʁ\
cultivation noun /kyl.ti.va.sjɔ̃/: cultivation
cultivatrice noun /kyl.ti.va.tʁis/: female equivalent of cultivateur
cultivé adjective, noun, verb /kyl.ti.ve/: cultivated, farmed
cultivée noun, verb /kyl.ti.ve/: feminine singular of cultivé
cultivement noun \kyl.tiv.mɑ̃\
cultiver verb /kyl.ti.ve/: to cultivate
culto noun /kyl.to/: farmer
cultois adjective, noun
Cultoise noun
cultoriste noun \kyl.tɔ.ʁist\
-cultrice suffix \kyl.tʁis\
cultricolle adjective \kyl.tʁi.kɔl\
cultridenté adjective \kyl.tʁi.dɑ̃.te\
cultrifolié adjective \kyl.tʁi.fɔ.lje\
cultriforme adjective \kyl.tʁi.fɔʁm\
cultripède adjective
cultrirostre adjective \kyl.tʁi.ʁɔstʁ\
Cults proper noun
cultualiser verb \kyl.ty.a.li.ze\
cultuel adjective /kyl.tɥɛl/: cult
cultuelle adjective \kyl.tɥɛl\: feminine singular of cultuel
cultuelles adjective \kyl.tɥɛl\: feminine plural of cultuel
cultuels adjective \kyl.tɥɛl\: masculine plural of cultuel
Cultura proper noun \kyl.tu.ʁa\
cultural adjective \kyl.ty.ʁal\
culturalement adverb /kyl.ty.ʁal.mɑ̃/: culturally
culturaliser verb \kyl.ty.ʁa.li.ze\
culturalisme noun /kyl.ty.ʁa.lism/: culturalism
culturaliste adjective, noun /kyl.ty.ʁa.list/: culturalist
culturalité noun \kyl.ty.ʁa.li.te\

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.