French words: Carennacoise to carminer

French words Carennacoise to carminer

1. Carennacoise noun
2. carent adjective, verb \ka.ʁɑ̃\: third-person plural present indicative/subjunctive of carer
3. Carentan proper noun \ka.ʁɑ̃.tɑ̃\
4. carentanais adjective, noun
5. Carentanaise noun
6. carentiel adjective \ka.ʁɑ̃.sjɛl\
7. carentinois adjective, noun
8. Carentinoise noun
9. Carentoir proper noun \ka.rɑ̃.twaʁ\
10. carentorien adjective, noun
11. Carentorienne noun
12. carer verb /ka.ʁe/: alternative spelling of carrer
13. caresenois adjective, noun \kaʁ.sə.nwa\
14. Caresenoise noun
15. carésis noun \ka.ʁe.zi\
16. caresme noun: alternative form of carême
17. caressable adjective \ka.re.sabl\
18. caressant adjective, verb /ka.ʁɛ.sɑ̃/: cuddly
19. caresse adjective, noun, verb /ka.ʁɛs/: caress; stroke
20. caresse de chien donne des puces phrase \ka.ʁɛs də ʃjɛ̃ dɔn de pys\
21. caresser verb /ka.ʁɛ.se/: to stroke; to caress (to move the hand over the surface of)
22. caresser dans le sens du poil verb /ka.ʁɛ.se dɑ̃ l(ə) sɑ̃s dy pwal/: to butter up, to soft-soap
23. caresser l’idée verb \ka.ʁɛ.se l‿i.de\
24. caresser la bouteille verb \ka.ʁɛ.se la bu.tɛj\
25. caresser les oreilles verb \ka.ʁɛ.se lɛ.z‿ɔ.ʁɛj\
26. caresseur adjective, noun \ka.ʁɛs.œʁ\
27. caresseuse noun \ka.ʁɛ.søz\
28. caret noun /ka.ʁɛ/: loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta)
29. carétille noun \ka.ʁe.tij\
30. Caretta proper noun
31. carette noun \ka.ʁɛt\
32. Carew proper noun
33. careware noun
34. carex noun \ka.ʁɛks\
35. carex en touffe noun \ka.ʁɛk.s‿ɑ̃ tuf\
36. carfentanil noun \kaʁ.fɑ̃.ta.nil\
37. carfentanyl noun \kaʁ.fɑ̃.ta.nil\
38. carfentrazone-éthyle noun
39. carféral noun \kaʁ.fe.ʁal\
40. carferry noun \kaʁ.fɛ.ʁi\: post-1990 spelling of car-ferry
41. cargador noun
42. cargaison noun /kaʁ.ɡɛ.zɔ̃/: cargo (freight carried by a ship)
43. Cargèse proper noun /kaʁ.ʒɛz/: a city and commune of Corse-du-Sud department, Corsica, France
44. cargésien adjective, noun
45. Cargésienne noun
46. cargésophone noun
47. cargiacais adjective, noun
48. Cargiacaise noun
49. cargneule noun \kaʁ.ɲœl\
50. cargo noun /kaʁ.ɡo/: ship designed to carry a cargo
51. cargo-dortoir noun \kaʁ.ɡo.dɔʁ.twaʁ\
52. cargo mixte noun \kaʁ.ɡo mikst\
53. cargo spatial noun \kaʁ.ɡo spa.sjal\
54. cargoïste noun
55. cargolade noun \kaʁ.ɡɔ.lad\
56. cargue noun \kaʁɡ\
57. carguer verb \kaʁ.ɡe\
58. carguette noun \kaʁ.ɡɛt\
59. cargueur noun \kaʁ.ɡœʁ\
60. carhaisien adjective, noun \ka.ʁɛ.zjɛ̃\: of Carhaix-Plouguer
61. carhaisienne adjective, noun: feminine singular of carhaisien
62. Carhaix proper noun \ka.ʁɛ\
63. Carhartt proper noun
64. cari noun /ka.ʁi/: curry (spice blend and dish)
65. caria noun, verb /ka.ʁja/: third-person singular past historic of carier
66. cariacou noun /ka.ʁja.ku/: carjacou; whitetail
67. cariama huppé noun \ka.ʁja.ma y.pe\
68. cariamidé adjective, noun \ka.ʁja.mi.de\
69. cariamidés noun \ka.ʁja.mi.de\
70. cariamiforme adjective, noun \ka.ʁja.mi.fɔʁm\
71. cariamiformes noun \ka.ʁja.mi.fɔʁm\
72. cariat noun, verb \ka.ʁja\: third-person singular imperfect subjunctive of carier
73. cariaté adjective \ka.ʁja.te\
74. cariatide noun /ka.ʁja.tid/: caryatid
75. cariatidique adjective \ka.ʁja.ti.dik\
76. caribari noun \ka.ʁi.ba.ʁi\
77. caribe adjective \ka.ʁib\
78. caribéaniser verb \ka.ʁi.be.a.ni.ze\
79. caribéanité noun \ka.ʁi.be.a.ni.te\
80. caribéen adjective /ka.ʁi.be.ɛ̃/: Caribbean
81. caribou noun /ka.ʁi.bu/: caribou
82. caribou de Dawson noun \ka.ʁi.bu də do.sɔn\
83. caribou de Grant noun \ka.ʁi.bu də ɡʁɑ̃t\
84. caribou de l’est du Groenland noun \ka.ʁi.bu də l‿ɛst dy ɡʁɔ.ɛn.lɑ̃d\
85. caribou de la toundra noun \ka.ʁi.bu də la tun.dʁa\
86. caribou de Peary noun \ka.ʁi.bu də pɛ.ʁi\
87. caribou des bois noun \ka.ʁi.bu de bwɑ\
88. cariboux noun \ka.ʁi.bu\
89. caribu noun
90. cariçaie noun \ka.ʁi.sɛ\
91. caricaturable adjective \ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁabl\
92. caricatural adjective /ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁal/: caricatural
93. caricaturalement adverb /ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁal.mɑ̃/: ridiculously
94. caricaturant adjective, verb \ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁɑ̃\: present participle of caricaturer
95. caricature noun, verb /ka.ʁi.ka.tyʁ/: caricature (a pictorial representation of someone in which distinguishing features are exaggerated for comic effect)
96. caricaturée noun, verb \ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁe\: feminine singular of caricaturé
97. caricaturer verb /ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁe/: to caricature
98. caricaturesque adjective /ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁɛsk/: caricaturesque
99. caricaturier noun \ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁje\
100. caricaturisme noun \ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁism\
101. caricaturiste noun /ka.ʁi.ka.ty.ʁist/: caricaturist
102. caricée noun \ka.ʁi.se\
103. caricine noun \ka.ʁi.sin\
104. carico noun
105. caricoïde adjective
106. caricole noun \ka.ʁi.kɔl\
107. caridine noun \ka.ʁi.din\
108. carie adjective, noun, verb /ka.ʁi/: decay (uncountable), cavity (countable) (process or result of bone or teeth being gradually decomposed)
109. carie d’amour noun \ka.ʁi d‿a.muʁ\
110. carien adjective, noun \ka.ʁjɛ̃\
111. Carienne noun \ka.ʁjɛn\
112. carier verb /ka.ʁje/: to rot, to rot away
113. carieux adjective \ka.ʁjø\
114. carifet noun \ka.ʁi.fɛ\
115. carignan noun \ka.ʁi.ɲɑ̃\
116. carignan blanc noun \ka.ʁi.ɲɑ̃ blɑ̃\
117. carignan gris noun \ka.ʁi.ɲɑ̃ ɡʁi\
118. carignanais adjective, noun
119. Carignanaise noun
120. carignane noun \ka.ʁi.ɲan\
121. Carignannois noun \ka.ʁi.ɲa.nwa\
122. Carignano proper noun
123. Carignanois noun \ka.ʁi.ɲa.nwa\
124. carillon noun /ka.ʁi.jɔ̃/: carillon (set of bells, often in a bell tower)
125. carillon d’anges noun \ka.ʁi.jɔ̃ d‿ɑ̃ʒ\
126. carillon d’orchestre noun \ka.ʁi.jɔ̃ d‿ɔʁ.kɛstʁ\
127. carillon des anges noun \ka.ʁi.jɔ̃ dɛ.z‿ɑ̃ʒ\
128. carillon tubulaire noun \ka.ʁi.jɔ̃ ty.by.lɛʁ\
129. carilloniste noun \ka.ʁi.jɔ.nist\
130. carillonnade noun \ka.ʁi.jɔ.nad\
131. carillonnais adjective, noun, verb \ka.ʁi.jɔ.nɛ\: first/second-person singular imperfect indicative of carillonner
132. carillonnant adjective, verb /ka.ʁi.jɔ.nɑ̃/: present participle of carillonner
133. carillonne adjective, verb /ka.ʁi.jɔ.ne/: past participle of carillonner
134. carillonnement noun /ka.ʁi.jɔn.mɑ̃/: ringing; chiming
135. carillonner verb /ka.ʁi.jɔ.ne/: to ring, chime, peal (of bells)
136. carillonneur noun /ka.ʁi.jɔ.nœʁ/: carillonist, carillonneur
137. carillonneuse noun \ka.ʁi.jɔ.nøz\
138. Carin proper noun /ka.ʁɛ̃/: a female given name, a less common anglicism of Carine
139. carina noun
140. carinal adjective \ka.ʁi.nal\
141. carinate noun \ka.ʁi.nat\
142. carine adjective, noun \ka.ʁi.ne\
143. carinet noun \ka.ʁi.nɛ\: navelwort (Umbilicus rupestris)
144. caringue noun \ka.ʁɛ̃ɡ\
145. Carini proper noun
146. Carinne proper noun
147. Cariño proper noun
148. Carinthie proper noun /ka.ʁɛ̃.ti/: Carinthia (the southernmost state of Austria)
149. carinthien adjective \ka.ʁɛ̃.tjɛ̃\
150. carioca adjective, noun \ka.ʁjɔ.ka\
151. cariogène adjective \ka.ʁjɔ.ʒɛn\
152. cariogénie noun \ka.ʁjɔ.ʒɛ.ni\
153. cariol adjective, noun \ka.ʁjɔl\
154. Cariole noun
155. cariolette noun
156. Carion proper noun
157. cariopse noun \ka.ʁjɔps\
158. carioque adjective \ka.ʁi.jɔk\
159. carique noun \ka.ʁik\
160. cariqueux adjective \ka.ʁi.kø\
161. cariséen adjective, noun \ka.ʁi.ze.ɛ̃\
162. Cariséenne noun \ka.ʁi.ze.ɛn\
163. carisel noun \ka.ʁi.zɛl\
164. cariset noun \ka.ʁi.zɛ\
165. carissa noun \ka.ʁi.sa\
166. carissime adjective \ka.ʁi.sim\
167. carissimien adjective \ka.ʁi.si.mjɛ̃\
168. carissois adjective, noun
169. Carissoise noun
170. caristade noun \ka.ʁi.stad\
171. cariste noun /ka.ʁist/: forklift operator, forklift driver
172. Caristie proper noun
173. Caritas proper noun \ka.ʁi.tas\
174. Caritat proper noun
175. caritaticiel noun \ka.ʁi.ta.ti.sjɛl\
176. caritatif adjective /ka.ʁi.ta.tif/: charitable, (relational) charity
177. caritativiser verb \ka.ʁi.ta.ti.vi.ze\
178. carite noun
179. carive noun \ka.ʁiv\
180. carjacker verb \kaʁ.dʒa.ke\
181. carjackeur noun \kaʁ.dʒa.kœʁ\
182. carjacking noun \kaʁ.ʒa.kiŋ\
183. Carl proper noun \kaʁl\
184. carlœck noun
185. Carla proper noun /kaʁ.la/: a female given name from Italian
186. carladais adjective, noun
187. Carladaise noun
188. carladésien adjective, noun
189. Carladésienne noun
190. carladois adjective, noun \kaʁ.la.dwa\
191. Carladoise noun \kaʁ.la.dwaz\
192. carlanais adjective, noun
193. Carlanaise noun
194. carlarais adjective, noun
195. Carlaraise noun
196. carlaretois adjective, noun
197. Carlaretoise noun
198. Carlat proper noun
199. carle noun \kaʁl\
200. carlencassol adjective, noun
201. Carlencassole noun
202. Carlepont proper noun
203. carlésien adjective, noun \kaʁ.le.zjɛ̃\
204. Carlésienne noun
205. Carlet proper noun
206. Carleton proper noun
207. Carletonnais noun \kaʁ.lə.tɔ.nɛ\
208. carlette noun \kaʁ.lɛt\
209. carlfrancisite noun \kaʁl.fʁɑ̃.si.zit\
210. Carli proper noun
211. carlicien adjective, noun
212. Carlicienne noun
213. Carlier proper noun \kaʁ.lje\
214. Carlile proper noun
215. carlin noun /kaʁ.lɛ̃/: pug (dog)
216. carline noun \kaʁ.lin\: carline thistle
217. carline à feuilles d’acanthe noun
218. carline acaule noun
219. carline artichaut noun
220. carline commune noun \kaʁ.lin kɔ.myn\
221. carline en corymbe noun
222. carline vulgaire noun \kaʁ.lin vyl.ɡɛʁ\
223. Carling proper noun: a surname, Carling
224. carlingeois adjective, noun
225. Carlingeoise noun
226. Carlingien noun: synonym of Carolingien
227. carlingue noun /kaʁ.lɛ̃ɡ/: kelson, keelson
228. carlinguier noun \kaʁ.lɛ̃.ɡje\
229. Carlino proper noun
230. carlipais adjective, noun
231. Carlipaise noun
232. Carlisle proper noun \kɑʁ.lajl\
233. carlisme noun /kaʁ.lism/: Carlism
234. carliste adjective, noun /kaʁ.list/: Carlist
235. Carlita proper noun \kaʁ.li.ta\
236. carlock noun \kaʁ.lɔk\
237. carloeck noun
238. carloforestin adjective, noun
239. Carloforestine noun
240. Carlos proper noun [kaʁ.lɔs], [kaʁ.lou̯s]
241. carlosite noun \kaʁ.lɔ.zit\
242. Carlotta proper noun \kaʁ.lɔ.ta\
243. carlotte noun \kaʁ.lɔt\
244. carlovingien adjective, noun \kaʁ.lɔ.vɛ̃.ʒjɛ̃\
245. carlovingienne adjective, noun \kaʁ.lɔ.vɛ̃.ʒjɛn\: feminine singular of carlovingien
246. Carlovisien noun \kaʁ.lo.vi.zjɛ̃\
247. Carlow proper noun
248. Carlsbad proper noun
249. Carlsberg proper noun
250. Carlsbourg proper noun
251. carlsbourgeois adjective, noun
252. Carlsbourgeoise noun
253. Carlson proper noun
254. Carlsruhe proper noun
255. Carlsson proper noun
256. Carlton proper noun
257. carlucetois adjective, noun
258. Carlucetoise noun
259. Carlus proper noun
260. carlusien adjective, noun
261. Carlusienne noun
262. Carlux proper noun \kaʁ.ly\
263. Carly proper noun
264. carlysien adjective, noun
265. Carlysienne noun
266. carmagnole noun /kaʁ.ma.ɲɔl/: carmagnole (short jacket fashionable during the French Revolution)
267. carmaline noun \kaʁ.ma.lin\
268. carmane noun \kaʁ.man\
269. carmantine noun \kaʁ.mɑ̃.tin\
270. Carmarthen proper noun
271. carmausin adjective, noun \kaʁ.mo.zɛ̃\
272. Carmausine noun \kaʁ.mo.zin\
273. Carmaux proper noun /kaʁ.mo/: Carmaux (a town and commune of Tarn department, Occitania, France)
274. carme noun /kaʁm/: Carmelite, white friar
275. carmédusien adjective, noun
276. Carmédusienne noun
277. carmel noun \kaʁ.mɛl\
278. carmeline adjective, noun \kaʁ.mɛ.lin\
279. carmélitain adjective \kaʁ.mɛ.li.tɛ̃\
280. carmélite adjective, noun /kaʁ.me.lit/: Carmelite nun
281. Carmellois noun \kaʁ.mɛ.lwa\
282. carmellose noun \kaʁ.mɛ.loz\
283. Carmelois noun \kaʁ.mə.lwa\
284. carmeltazite noun /kaʁ.mɛl.ta.zit/: carmeltazite
285. Carmen proper noun /kaʁ.mɛn/: a female given name from Spanish
286. carmencita noun \kaʁ.mɛn.si.ta\
287. carmenère noun \kaʁ.mə.nɛʁ\
288. carmenet noun \kaʁ.mə.nɛ\
289. carmentine noun \kaʁ.mɑ̃.tin\
290. carmentracien adjective, noun /kaʁ.mɑ̃.tʁa.sjɛ̃/: of, from or relating to the village of Charmentray, Seine-et-Marne department, Île-de-France, France
291. Carmentracienne noun
292. carmer verb \kaʁ.me\
293. Carmichael proper noun \kaʁ.mi.ka.ɛl\
294. Carmignani proper noun \kaʁ.mi.ɲa.ni\
295. carmillon noun
296. carmin adjective, noun /kaʁ.mɛ̃/: carmine, crimson (having a deep, slightly bluish red colour)
297. Carmina proper noun
298. carminatif adjective, noun /kaʁ.mi.na.tif/: carminative
299. carmine adjective, noun, verb /kaʁ.mi.ne/: carmine
300. carminer verb \kaʁ.mi.ne\

Part 22 · Part 24 · 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.