French words: clabbers to claracais

French words clabbers to claracais

1. clabbers noun \klab.œʁz\
2. Clabecq proper noun \kla.bɛk\
3. clabecquois adjective, noun
4. Clabecquoise noun
5. clabot adjective, noun \kla.bo\
6. clabotage noun \kla.bɔ.taʒ\
7. claboter verb \kla.bɔ.te\
8. clac noun, onomatopoeia /klak/: a hit; a strike
9. clac-clac noun \klak.klak\
10. clacauder verb \kla.ko.de\
11. clache noun \klaʃ\
12. clacher verb \kla.ʃe\
13. clacla noun \kla.kla\
14. claclo noun \kla.klo\
15. clacos noun \kla.kos\
16. clacquoter verb \kla.kɔ.te\
17. cladding noun
18. clade noun /klad/: clade
19. cladéchois adjective, noun
20. Cladéchoise noun
21. cladisme noun \kla.dism\
22. cladiste adjective, noun \kla.dist\
23. cladistique adjective, noun \kla.di.stik\: cladistics
24. clado- prefix
25. cladode noun \kla.dɔd\
26. cladogenèse noun \kla.dɔ.ʒə.nɛz\
27. cladogramme noun \kla.dɔ.ɡʁam\: cladogram
28. cladonie noun \kla.dɔ.ni\
29. cladonie coccifère noun \kla.dɔ.ni kɔk.si.fɛʁ\
30. cladopode adjective \kla.dɔ.pɔd\
31. cladoporiose noun
32. cladorhize adjective \kla.dɔ.ʁiz\
33. cladorrhize adjective \kla.dɔ.ʁiz\
34. Claes proper noun \klaːs\
35. Claessens proper noun \kla.sɛns\
36. Claeys proper noun \klajs\
37. clafordan adjective, noun \kla.fɔʁ.dɑ̃\
38. Clafordane noun
39. clafouchon noun \kla.fu.ʃɔ̃\
40. clafoutable adjective \kla.fu.tabl\
41. clafouter verb \kla.fu.te\
42. clafoutis noun /kla.fu.ti/: clafoutis (type of dessert cake made with fresh fruits and batter)
43. claie noun /klɛ/: wicker rack; trellis
44. claim noun \klɛm\
45. claims noun
46. clain noun \klɛ̃\
47. clair adjective, adverb, noun /klɛʁ/: clear (see-through)
48. clair comme de l'eau de roche adjective /klɛʁ kɔm də l‿o d(ə) ʁɔʃ/: crystal clear
49. clair comme deux et deux font quatre adjective \klɛʁ kɔm dø e dø fɔ̃ katʁ\
50. clair comme du jus de boudin adjective \klɛʁ.kɔm.dy.ʒy.d(ə.)bu.dɛ̃\
51. clair comme du jus de chique adjective \klɛʁ kɔm dy ʒy də ʃik\
52. clair comme jour adjective \klɛʁ kɔm ʒuʁ\
53. clair comme le jour adjective /klɛʁ kɔm lə ʒuʁ/: plain as the nose on one's face, clear as day, very obvious
54. clair d’étoiles noun
55. clair de lune noun /klɛʁ də lyn/: moonlight
56. clair-de-lunesque adjective \klɛʁ.də.ly.nɛsk\
57. clair de Terre noun /klɛʁ də tɛʁ/: Earthshine (reflected Earthlight)
58. clair et apert adjective \klɛ.ʁ‿e a.pɛʁ\
59. clair et appert adjective \klɛ.ʁ‿e a.pɛʁ\
60. clair et manifeste adjective \klɛ.ʁ‿e ma.ni.fest\
61. clair et net adjective, adverb /klɛʁ e nɛt/: crystal clear, clear-cut, cut-and-dried, loud and clear, no ifs or buts
62. clair-étage noun \klɛ.ʁe.taʒ\
63. clair-obscur noun /klɛ.ʁɔp.skyʁ/: chiaroscuro
64. clair-obscuriser verb \klɛ.ʁɔp.sky.ʁi.ze\
65. clair-obscuriste noun \klɛ.ʁɔb.sky.ʁist\
66. clair-semé adjective \klɛʁ.sə.me\
67. Clairac proper noun
68. clairacais adjective, noun
69. Clairacaise noun
70. clairage noun: clarity, transparency
71. clairan noun \klɛ.ʁɑ̃\
72. clairance noun /klɛ.ʁɑ̃s/: clearance (all senses)
73. clairanenc adjective, noun
74. Clairanencque noun
75. clairaudience noun \klɛ.ʁ‿o.djɑ̃s\
76. clairavalois adjective, noun
77. Clairavaloise noun
78. clairbranchu adjective
79. clairçage noun \klɛʁ.saʒ\
80. clairce noun \klɛʁs\
81. claircer verb \klɛʁ.se\
82. clairciel noun \klɛʁ.sjɛl\
83. claircière noun \klɛʁ.sjɛʁ\
84. claircir verb \klɛʁ.siʁ\
85. claire adjective, noun, verb /klɛʁ/: feminine singular of clair
86. claire-étoffe noun \klɛ.ʁe.tɔf\
87. claire-soudure noun \klɛ.ʁə.su.dyʁ\
88. claire-voie noun /klɛʁ.vwa/: clerestory (high section of wall that contains windows above eye level)
89. Clairefontaine proper noun \klɛʁ.fɔ̃.tɛn\
90. clairegouttois adjective, noun
91. Clairegouttoise noun
92. clairement adverb /klɛʁ.mɑ̃/: clearly; patently
93. clairer verb /klɛ.ʁe/: to enlighten
94. clairet adjective, noun /klɛ.ʁɛ/: claret (wine)
95. clairette adjective, noun /klɛ.ʁɛt/: feminine singular of clairet
96. clairette de Gascogne noun \klɛ.ʁɛt də.ɡas.kɔɲ\
97. Clairfontaine proper noun
98. clairier noun \klɛ.ʁje\
99. clairière noun /klɛ.ʁjɛʁ/: glade, clearing (an area of land within a wood or forest devoid of trees)
100. clairiérer verb \klɛ.ʁje.ʁe\
101. clairin noun \klɛ.ʁɛ̃\
102. Clairmarais proper noun
103. clairmaraisien adjective, noun
104. Clairmaraisienne noun
105. Clairois noun \klɛ.ʁwa\
106. clairoisien adjective, noun
107. Clairoisienne noun
108. Clairoix proper noun
109. clairon noun /klɛ.ʁɔ̃/: bugle (music: a simple brass instrument consisting of a horn with no valves)
110. claironnable adjective \kle.ʁo.nabl\
111. claironnant adjective, verb /klɛ.ʁɔ.nɑ̃/: strident
112. claironnante adjective \klɛ.ʁɔ.nɑ̃t\
113. claironnement noun \klɛ.ʁɔn.mɑ̃\
114. claironner verb /klɛ.ʁɔ.ne/: to bugle (play the bugle)
115. clairsemé adjective, verb /klɛʁ.sə.me/: scattered
116. clairsemer verb /klɛʁ.sə.me/: to dwindle
117. clairsentience noun \klɛʁ.sɑ̃.tjɑ̃s\
118. clairure noun \klɛ.ʁyʁ\
119. clairvalien adjective, noun
120. Clairvalienne noun
121. clairvallois adjective, noun
122. Clairvalloise noun
123. Clairvaux proper noun \klɛʁ.vo\
124. clairvoyance noun /klɛʁ.vwa.jɑ̃s/: clairvoyance
125. clairvoyant adjective, noun /klɛʁ.vwa.jɑ̃/: clairvoyant
126. clairvoyante adjective, noun \klɛʁ.vwa.jɑ̃t\: feminine singular of clairvoyant
127. Clais proper noun \klɛ\
128. claisien adjective, noun \klɛ.zjɛ̃\
129. Claisienne noun \klɛ.zjɛn\
130. Claisse proper noun
131. Claix proper noun \klɛ\
132. claixois adjective, noun
133. Claixoise noun
134. clajussien adjective, noun
135. Clajussienne noun
136. clam noun \klam\
137. clamable adjective
138. Clamadieu proper noun
139. clamais adjective, noun, verb: first/second-person singular imperfect indicative of clamer
140. Clamaise noun
141. clamangeot adjective, noun
142. Clamangeotte noun
143. Clamanges proper noun
144. clamareux adjective \kla.ma.ʁø\
145. clamariot adjective, noun
146. Clamariote noun
147. Clamart proper noun \kla.maʁ\
148. clamartois adjective, noun \kla.maʁ.twa\
149. Clamartoise noun \kla.maʁ.twaz\
150. clamcer verb \klam.se\
151. clame noun, verb \klam\: past participle of clamer
152. clameau noun \kla.mo\
153. clamecer verb /klam.se/: to snuff it
154. Clamecy proper noun \klam.si\
155. clamecycois adjective, noun
156. Clamecycoise noun
157. clamensanais adjective, noun
158. Clamensanaise noun
159. clamer verb /kla.me/: to proclaim
160. clameur noun /kla.mœʁ/: outcry
161. clameur de haro noun \kla.mœʁ də aʁo\: hue and cry
162. clameux adjective \kla.mø\
163. clamoreusement adverb \kla.mɔ.ʁøz.mɑ̃\
164. clamoreux adjective \kla.mɔ.ʁø\
165. clamp noun /klɑ̃p/: clamp
166. clampage noun \klɑ̃.paʒ\
167. clampe noun \klɑ̃p\
168. clamper verb \klɑ̃.pe\
169. clampin noun /klɑ̃.pɛ̃/: laggard
170. clampiner verb \klɑ̃.pi.ne\
171. clamponnier adjective
172. clampser verb \klam.pse\
173. clams verb \klams\
174. clamse adjective, verb \klam.se\: past participle of clamser
175. clamser verb /klam.se/: to croak, to die
176. clan noun /klɑ̃/: clan
177. clanais adjective, noun
178. Clanaise noun
179. clanche noun /klɑ̃ʃ/: doorknob
180. clancher verb \klɑ̃.ʃe\
181. clanculaire noun \klɑ̃.ky.lɛʁ\
182. clandé adjective, noun \klɑ̃.de\
183. clandestin adjective, noun /klɑ̃.dɛs.tɛ̃/: clandestine
184. clandestination noun \klɑ̃.dɛs.ti.na.sjɔ̃\
185. clandestine adjective, noun \klɑ̃.dɛs.tin\: feminine singular of clandestin
186. clandestine écailleuse noun \klɑ̃.dɛs.tin e.ka.jøz\
187. clandestinement adverb /klɑ̃.dɛs.tin.mɑ̃/: clandestinely
188. clandestiniser verb \klɑ̃.dɛs.ti.ni.ze\
189. clandestinité noun /klɑ̃.dɛs.ti.ni.te/: clandestinity
190. clando noun \klɑ̃.do\
191. clanesque adjective \kla.nɛsk\
192. clang onomatopoeia \klɑ̃ŋ\
193. clangor noun \klɑ̃.ɡɔʁ\
194. clangorer verb \klɑ̃.ɡɔ.ʁe\
195. clangueur noun \klɑ̃.ɡœʁ\
196. clanique adjective /kla.nik/: clannish
197. claniser verb \kla.ni.ze\
198. clanisme noun /kla.nism/: clanism (society based on clans)
199. claniste adjective \kla.nist\
200. clanquer verb \klɑ̃.ke\
201. clansayais adjective, noun
202. Clansayaise noun
203. Clansayes proper noun
204. clansois adjective, noun
205. Clansoise noun
206. claonais adjective, noun
207. Claonaise noun
208. claoui noun /kla.wi/: testicle
209. clap noun, onomatopoeia /klap/: clapperboard
210. clap de fin noun /klap də fɛ̃/: wrap, final curtain, end of the road
211. clapage noun \kla.paʒ\
212. claparède noun
213. clapas noun, verb \kla.pas\: second-person singular past historic of claper
214. clape noun, verb \klap\: food
215. clapeau noun \kla.po\
216. clapée noun, verb \kla.pe\: feminine singular of clapé
217. claper verb /kla.pe/: to clap; to clack (make a clapping noise)
218. clapet noun /kla.pɛ/: valve
219. clapet anti retour noun \kla.pɛ ɑ̃.ti ʁə.tuʁ\
220. clapet antiretour noun \kla.pɛ ɑ̃.ti.ʁə.tuʁ\
221. clapette noun \kla.pɛt\
222. Clapeyron proper noun
223. Clapham proper noun \kla.pam\
224. clapicette noun \kla.pi.sɛt\
225. clapier noun /kla.pje/: rabbit hutch
226. clapierois adjective, noun
227. Clapieroise noun
228. clapir verb \kla.piʁ\
229. clapis noun \kla.pi\
230. clapissement noun \kla.pis.mɑ̃\
231. clapiterrois adjective, noun
232. Clapiterroise noun
233. clapman noun \klap.man\
234. clapot noun \kla.po\
235. clapotage noun /kla.pɔ.taʒ/: clapotage
236. clapotant adjective, verb /kla.pɔ.tɑ̃/: lapping
237. clapotante adjective \kla.pɔ.tɑ̃t\: feminine singular of clapotant
238. clapotement noun /kla.pɔt.mɑ̃/: lapping of water
239. clapoter verb /kla.pɔ.te/: to swash, slosh, lap
240. clapoteux adjective \kla.pɔ.tø\: choppy (of seas etc)
241. clapotis noun /kla.pɔ.ti/: lapping of water against a surface
242. clapoton noun \kla.pɔ.tɔ̃\
243. clappant adjective, verb \kla.pɑ̃\: present participle of clapper
244. clappée noun, verb \kla.pe\: feminine singular of clappé
245. clappement noun /klap.mɑ̃/: click (of the tongue)
246. clapper verb /kla.pe/: to click (the tongue)
247. clapping noun \kla.piŋ\
248. clapser verb \klap.se\
249. Clapton proper noun
250. claquade noun \kla.kad\
251. claquage noun /kla.kaʒ/: pulled muscle
252. claquant adjective, verb \kla.kɑ̃\: present participle of claquer
253. claquante adjective \kla.kɑ̃t\
254. claquart noun \kla.kaʁ\
255. claque adjective, noun, verb /klak/: slap on the cheek
256. claqué au sol adjective /kla.ke o sɔl/: spurious, fallacious
257. claque-dents noun \klak.dɑ̃\
258. claque-des-genoux noun
259. claque merde noun /klak.mɛʁd/: gob; piehole (mouth)
260. claque-oreille noun \kla.k‿ɔ.ʁɛj\
261. claque-oreilles noun \kla.k‿ɔ.ʁɛj\
262. claque-patin noun \klak.pa.tɛ̃\
263. claquebitou noun \klak.bi.tu\
264. claquebois noun \klak.bwɑ\
265. claquedent noun \klak.dɑ̃\
266. claquefaim noun \klak.fɛ̃\
267. claquement noun /klak.mɑ̃/: a click or clacking sound; crack
268. claquement de doigts noun \klak.mɑ̃ də dwa\
269. claquemurable adjective \klak.my.ʁabl\
270. claquemuré adjective, verb /klak.my.ʁe/: shut-in, shut up
271. claquemurer verb /klak.my.ʁe/: to shut up, shut in
272. claquepatin noun \klak.pa.tɛ̃\
273. claquer verb /kla.ke/: to clack (make a sharp sound)
274. claquer dans la main verb \kla.ke dɑ̃ la mɛ̃\
275. claquer dans les pattes verb \kla.ke dɑ̃ lɛ pat\
276. claquer des dents verb \kla.ke de dɑ̃\
277. claquer des talons verb \kla.ke de ta.lɔ̃\
278. claquer du bec verb \kla.ke dy bɛk\
279. claquer entre les doigts verb \kla.ke ɑ̃.tʁə lɛ dwa\
280. claquer la bise verb \kla.ke la biz\
281. claquer la dalle verb \kla.ke la dal\
282. claquer la porte verb \kla.ke la pɔʁt\
283. claquer le beignet verb \kla.ke lə bɛ.ɲɛ\
284. claquer les dents verb \kla.ke le dɑ̃\
285. claquer sa dem’ verb \kla.ke sa dɛm\
286. claqueret noun \kla.kʁɛ\
287. claques noun, verb /klak/: plural of claque
288. claqueson noun \klak.sɔ̃\
289. claquesonne noun \klak.sɔn\
290. claquet noun \kla.kɛ\
291. claqueter verb \kla.kə.te\
292. claquette noun /kla.kɛt/: flip-flop, thong, slide (footwear)
293. claquettes noun /kla.kɛt/: tap dance
294. claqueur noun /kla.kœʁ/: claqueur
295. claquoir noun \kla.kwaʁ\
296. claquos noun \kla.kos\
297. CLAR noun \klaʁ\
298. Clara proper noun /kla.ʁa/: a female given name
299. Clarac proper noun
300. claracais adjective, noun

Part 75 · Part 77 · 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.