French words: clitellate to clouaison

French words clitellate to clouaison

1. clitellate noun
2. clitellum noun
3. cliticiser verb \kli.ti.si.ze\
4. clitique adjective, noun /kli.tik/: clitic
5. clito noun /kli.to/: clit
6. clitocratie noun \kli.to.kʁa.si\
7. clitocybe noun \kli.tɔ.sib\
8. clitocybe améthyste noun
9. clitocybe anisé noun \kli.tɔ.si.b‿a.ni.ze\
10. clitocybe blanc noun \kli.tɔ.sib blɑ̃\
11. clitocybe blanc d’ivoire noun
12. clitocybe blanchi noun \kli.tɔ.sib blɑ̃.ʃi\
13. clitocybe de l’olivier noun \kli.tɔ.sib də l‿ɔ.li.vje\
14. clitocybe du bord des chemins noun \kli.tɔ.sib dy bɔʁ dɛ ʃə.mɛ̃\
15. clitocybe en entonnoir noun \kli.tɔ.si.b‿ɑ̃ ɑ̃.tɔ.nwaʁ\
16. clitocybe en touffes noun \kli.tɔ.si.b‿ɑ̃ tuf\
17. clitocybe inversé noun \kli.tɔ.si.b‿ɛ̃.vɛʁ.se\
18. clitocybe laqué noun \kli.tɔ.sib la.ke\
19. clitocybe nébuleux noun \kli.tɔ.sib ne.by.lø\
20. clitocybe odorant noun \kli.tɔ.si.b‿ɔ.dɔ.ʁɑ̃\
21. clitocybe renversé noun \kli.tɔ.sib ʁɑ̃.vɛʁ.se\
22. clitographe noun \kli.tɔ.ɡʁaf\
23. clitopile noun \kli.tɔ.pil\
24. clitopile meunier noun \kli.tɔ.pil mø.nje\
25. clitopile petite prune noun \kli.tɔ.pil pə.tit pʁyn\
26. clitopile pruineux noun \kli.tɔ.pil pʁɥi.nnø\
27. clitoplastie noun \kli.to.plas.ti\
28. clitoresque adjective \kli.tɔ.ʁɛsk\
29. clitoridectomie noun /kli.tɔ.ʁi.dɛk.tɔ.mi/: clitoridectomy
30. clitoridien adjective /kli.tɔ.ʁi.djɛ̃/: clitoral
31. clitoridienne adjective, noun \kli.tɔ.ʁi.djɛn\: feminine singular of clitoridien
32. clitoridiennement adverb /kli.tɔ.ʁi.djɛn.mɑ̃/: clitorally
33. clitoridoplastie noun \kli.tɔ.ʁi.dɔ.pla.sti\
34. clitorie noun \kli.tɔ.ʁi\
35. clitorien adjective: alternative form of clitoridien
36. clitoriforme adjective \kli.tɔ.ʁi.fɔʁm\
37. Clitorine proper noun \kli.to.ʁin\
38. clitoris noun /kli.tɔ.ʁis/: clitoris
39. clitorisme noun /kli.tɔ.ʁism/: clitorism
40. clitorodynie noun \kli.tɔ.ʁo.di.ni\
41. clitoroplastie noun
42. clitounet noun \kli.tu.nɛ\
43. clitourpais adjective, noun
44. Clitourpaise noun
45. Clitourps proper noun
46. clivable adjective /kli.vabl/: cleavable
47. clivage noun /kli.vaʒ/: cleavage
48. clival adjective \kli.val\
49. clivant adjective, verb /kli.vɑ̃/: divisive
50. clive adjective, verb \kli.ve\: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
51. cliver verb /kli.ve/: to cleave (split)
52. cliveur noun \kli.vœʁ\
53. cliveuse noun \kli.vøz\
54. clivia noun \kli.vja\
55. clivie noun \kli.vi\
56. clivis noun \kli.vis\
57. clivus noun \kli.vys\
58. clivus de Blumenbach noun \kli.vys də bly.mɛn.bak\
59. CLM noun /se.ɛ.lɛm/: initialism of Contre La Montre (Eng. (lit.): against the clock) - a time trial, as in cycle racing)
60. CLMI noun \se.ɛl.ɛm.i\
61. CLMPE noun \se.ɛl.ɛm.pe.ø\
62. cloacal adjective \klɔ.a.kal\
63. cloak noun \klok\
64. cloaking noun
65. cloantite noun
66. cloaqual adjective \klɔ.a.kal\
67. cloaque noun /klɔ.ak/: cesspool, cesspit
68. Cloarec proper noun \klwa.ʁɛk\
69. CLOB noun
70. clobard noun \klɔ.baʁ\
71. clobazam noun \klɔ.ba.zam\
72. clochable adjective \klɔ.ʃabl\
73. clochard noun /klɔ.ʃaʁ/: tramp; vagrant
74. clocharde noun /klɔ.ʃaʁd/: female equivalent of clochard
75. clochardesque adjective
76. clochardisation noun \klɔ.ʃaʁ.di.za.sjɔ̃\
77. clochardiser verb /klɔ.ʃaʁ.di.ze/: to become or turn poor
78. cloche adjective, noun, verb /klɔʃ/: bell (metal apparatus used to produce sound)
79. cloche à plongeur noun \klɔ.ʃ‿a plɔ̃.ʒœʁ\
80. cloche d’orchestre noun \klɔʃ d‿ɔʁ.kɛstʁ\
81. cloche de plongée noun /klɔʃ də plɔ̃.ʒe/: diving bell
82. cloche de plongeur noun \klɔʃ də plɔ̃.ʒœʁ\
83. cloche des morts noun \klɔʃ de mɔʁ\
84. cloche-pied noun \klɔʃ.pje\
85. cloche-plaque noun
86. cloche pneumatique noun \klɔʃ pnø.ma.tik\
87. cloche thermique noun \klɔʃ tɛʁ.mik\
88. cloche tubulaire noun \klɔʃ ty.by.lɛʁ\
89. clocheman noun \klɔʃ.mɑ̃\
90. clochement noun \klɔʃ.mɑ̃\
91. Clochemerle proper noun \klɔʃ.mɛʁl\
92. clochemerlesque adjective \kloʃ.mɛʁ.lesk\
93. clochemerlin adjective, noun \klɔʃ.mɛʁ.lɛ̃\
94. Clochemerline noun \klɔʃ.mɛʁ.lin\
95. clochemerlisme noun
96. clochepied noun \klɔʃ.pje\
97. clocher noun, verb /klɔ.ʃe/: bell tower, steeple
98. clocher en peigne noun \klɔ.ʃe ɑ̃ pɛɲ\
99. clocher-mur noun \klɔ.ʃe.myʁ\
100. clocher-porche noun \klɔ.ʃe pɔʁʃ\
101. clocher tors noun \klɔ.ʃe tɔʁ\
102. clocheter verb \klɔ.ʃə.te\
103. clocheteur noun \klɔʃ.tœʁ\
104. clocheton noun /klɔʃ.tɔ̃/: pinnacle
105. clochetonné adjective \klɔʃ.tɔ.ne\
106. clochette noun /klɔ.ʃɛt/: bell
107. clochette d'Irlande noun /klɔ.ʃɛt d‿iʁ.lɑ̃d/: bells of Ireland (Moluccella laevis) L.
108. clochiser verb \klɔ.ʃi.ze\
109. clockpunk noun
110. Cloclo proper noun \klo.klo\
111. clocter verb \klɔk.te\
112. clocteur noun \klɔk.tœʁ\
113. clodard noun \klo.daʁ\
114. clodarde noun \klo.daʁd\
115. Clodette noun \klo.dɛt\
116. clodinafop-propargyl noun
117. Clodion proper noun
118. clodo noun /klɔ.do/: hobo; tramp; vagrant
119. clodoaldien adjective, noun \klɔ.dɔ.al.djɛ̃\: Of or from Saint-Cloud
120. Clodoaldienne noun \klɔ.dɔ.al.djɛn\
121. clodoche noun /klɔ.dɔʃ/: dated form of clodo
122. Clodomir proper noun \klɔ.do.miʁ\
123. clodote noun /klɔ.dɔt/: female equivalent of clodo
124. clodotte noun /klɔ.dɔt/: female equivalent of clodo
125. Cloé proper noun \klo.e\
126. clofentézine noun
127. clog dance noun
128. cloguer verb \klɔ.ɡe\
129. cloharsien adjective, noun \klɔ.aʁ.sjɛ̃\
130. Cloharsienne noun
131. cloison noun /klwa.zɔ̃/: partition, partition wall
132. cloison de décrochage noun \klwa.zɔ̃ də de.kʁo.ʃaʒ\
133. cloison étanche noun \klwa.zɔ̃ e.tɑ̃ʃ\
134. cloison nasale noun /klwa.zɔ̃ na.zal/: nasal septum (bony and cartilaginous partition in the nose, separating the left and right airways in the nose and dividing the two nostrils)
135. cloison sèche noun \klwa.zɔ̃ sɛʃ\
136. cloisonette noun \klwa.zɔ.nɛt\
137. cloisonnable adjective \klwa.zɔ.nabl\
138. cloisonnage noun \klwa.zɔ.naʒ\
139. cloisonné adjective, noun, verb /klwa.zɔ.ne/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
140. cloisonnement noun /klwa.zɔn.mɑ̃/: partitioning
141. cloisonnement d’exploitation noun \klwa.zɔn.mɑ̃ d‿ɛks.plwa.ta.sjɔ̃\
142. cloisonnement sylvicole noun \klwa.zɔn.mɑ̃ sil.vi.kɔl\
143. cloisonner verb /klwa.zɔ.ne/: to partition, compartmentalize
144. cloisonnette noun \klwa.zɔ.nɛt\
145. cloisonnisme noun \klwa.zɔ.nism\
146. cloistre noun \klwastʁ\
147. cloître adjective, noun, verb /klwatʁ/: cloister (part of a monastery)
148. cloîtrer verb /klwa.tʁe/: to cloister (confine to a cloister)
149. cloîtrien adjective, noun
150. Cloîtrienne noun
151. cloitrier adjective, noun \klwa.tʁi.je\
152. CLOM noun \klɔm\: MOOC (massive open online course)
153. clomazone noun
154. clométocilline noun
155. clomipramine noun \klɔ.mi.pʁa.min\
156. clomois adjective, noun
157. Clomoise noun
158. clon noun \klɔ̃\
159. clonable adjective \klo.nabl\
160. clonage noun /klɔ.naʒ/: cloning
161. clonage à fin thérapeutique noun \klo.na.ʒ‿a fɛ̃ te.ʁa.pø.tik\
162. clonage à l’aveugle noun \klo.na.ʒ‿a l‿a.vøɡl\
163. clonage aveugle noun \klo.na.ʒ‿a.vøɡl\
164. clonage cellulaire noun \klo.naʒ se.ly.lɛʁ\
165. clonage de voix noun \klo.naʒ də vwa\
166. clonage moléculaire noun \klo.naʒ mɔ.le.ky.lɛʁ\
167. clonage reproductif noun \klo.naʒ ʁə.pʁɔ.dyk.tif\
168. clonage reproductif par transfert nucléaire noun \klo.naʒ ʁə.pʁɔ.dyk.tif paʁ tʁɑ̃s.fɛʁ ny.kle.ɛʁ\
169. clonage vocal noun \klo.naʒ vɔ.kal\
170. clonal adjective \klo.nal\: clonal
171. clonalité noun \klo.na.li.te\: clonality
172. clonarin adjective, noun
173. Clonarine noun
174. clonazépam noun /klɔ.na.ze.pam/: clonazepam
175. clonck noun \klɔ̃k\
176. clone adjective, noun, verb /klon/: clone
177. clone cellulaire noun \klon se.ly.lɛʁ\
178. cloner verb /klɔ.ne/: to clone
179. cloneur noun \klo.nœʁ\
180. cloneuse noun \klo.nøz\
181. clong noun, onomatopoeia \klɔ̃g\
182. clonicité noun \klo.ni.si.te\
183. clonie noun \klo.ni\
184. clonique adjective \klɔ.nik\
185. clonorchiase noun
186. clonus noun \klo.nys\
187. Clooney proper noun
188. clop noun \klɔp\
189. clopant adjective \klɔ.pɑ̃\
190. clope noun /klɔp/: a cigarette butt, a fag end
191. clopée noun \klɔ.pe\
192. clopémanie noun \klɔ.pe.ma.ni\
193. cloper verb \klɔ.pe\
194. clopet noun \klɔ.pɛ\
195. clopeur noun \klɔ.pœʁ\
196. clopeuse noun \klɔ.pøz\
197. clopeux noun \klɔ.pø\
198. clopin noun \klɔ.pɛ̃\
199. clopin-clopant adverb /klɔ.pɛ̃.klɔ.pɑ̃/: hobbling, limping
200. clopinant adjective, verb /klɔ.pi.nɑ̃/: present participle of clopiner
201. clopinard noun \klo.pi.naʁ\
202. clopinement noun \klɔ.pin.mɑ̃\
203. clopiner verb /klɔ.pi.ne/: to limp; to hobble; to halt
204. clopinette noun \klɔ.pi.nɛt\
205. clopinettes noun \klɔ.pi.nɛt\
206. clopineuse noun \klɔ.pi.nøz\
207. clopineux adjective, noun \klɔ.pi.nø\
208. clopiot noun
209. cloporte noun /klɔ.pɔʁt/: woodlouse
210. clopot noun \klɔ.po\
211. clopper verb \klɔ.pe\
212. clopyralid noun
213. cloquage noun \klɔ.kaʒ\
214. cloque adjective, noun, verb /klɔ.ke/: blistered, puckered
215. cloquer verb /klɔ.ke/: to blister (get blisters)
216. cloquet noun \klɔ.kɛ\
217. cloquetier noun \klɔ.kə.tje\
218. cloquintocet-mexyl noun
219. clorazépate noun /klɔ.ʁa.ze.pat/: clorazepate
220. clorazépate dipotassique noun \klɔ.ʁa.ze.pat di.pɔ.ta.sik\
221. clore verb /klɔʁ/: close (put an end to)
222. clore le bec verb \klɔʁ lə bɛk\
223. Cloridorme proper noun
224. Cloridormien noun \klɔ.ʁi.dɔʁ.mjɛ̃\
225. Clorinde proper noun \klɔ.ʁɛ̃d\
226. clorre verb \klɔʁ\
227. clos adjective, noun, verb /klo/: closed, shut
228. clos-fontainois adjective, noun
229. Clos-Fontainoise noun
230. clos-masure noun \klo.ma.zyʁ\
231. clos-vougeot noun \klo.vu.ʒo\
232. closage noun \klo.zaʒ\
233. close combat noun \kloz kɔ̃.ba\
234. close harmony noun \klɔz‿aʁ.mɔ.ni\
235. close-up noun \klo.zœp\
236. closeau noun \klo.zo\
237. Closel proper noun
238. closement adverb \kloz.mɑ̃\
239. closer noun \klo.zœʁ\
240. closerie noun \klo.zʁi\
241. closet noun \klɔ.zɛ\
242. closier noun \klo.zje\
243. closing noun
244. closoir noun \klɔ.zwaʁ\
245. Closomat noun: a toilet with a built-in intimate washing facility
246. clospoing noun \klo.pwɛ̃\
247. closque adjective \klɔsk\
248. Closse proper noun \klɔs\
249. clossement noun \klɔs.mɑ̃\
250. closser verb \klɔ.se\
251. Closset proper noun \klɔ.sɛ\
252. clostre noun \klostʁ\
253. clostridie noun \klɔs.tʁi.di\: clostridium
254. clostridium noun
255. closure noun \klo.zyʁ\
256. clôt noun, verb /klo/: third-person singular present indicative of clore
257. Clotaire proper noun \klo.tɛʁ\
258. clotet noun \klɔ.tɛ\
259. clothianidine noun /klɔ.tja.ni.din/: clothianidin
260. Clothilde proper noun /klɔ.tild/: a female given name, variant of Clotilde
261. Clothildois noun \klɔ.til.dwa\
262. Clotho proper noun \klo.to\
263. clothoïdal adjective \klɔ.tɔ.i.dal\
264. clothoïde noun \klɔ.tɔ.id\
265. clotiazépam noun
266. Clotilde proper noun /klɔ.tild/: a female given name from the Germanic languages, best known for Saint Clotilde, a sixth century queen
267. Clotildien noun \klɔ.til.djɛ̃\
268. Clotildois noun \klɔ.til.dwa\
269. clotoir noun
270. clottois adjective, noun
271. Clottoise noun
272. clôturable adjective \klo.ty.ʁabl\
273. clôture noun, verb /klo.tyʁ/: fence; hedge, wall
274. clôture algébrique noun \klo.tyʁ‿al.ʒe.bʁik\
275. clôture d’exercice noun \klo.tyʁ d‿ɛɡ.zɛʁ.sis\
276. clôture électrique noun \klo.ty.ʁ‿e.lɛk.tʁik\
277. clôturer verb /klo.ty.ʁe/: to fence off
278. clôturier noun \klo.ty.ʁje\
279. clôturiste noun \klo.ty.ʁist\
280. clou noun /klu/: nail (metal pin)
281. clou à bateau noun \klu a ba.to\
282. clou à ferrer noun \klu a fe.ʁe\
283. clou à sabot noun \klu a sa.bo\
284. clou cavalier noun \klu ka.va.lje\
285. clou d’or noun \klu d‿ɔʁ\
286. clou d’Orient noun \klu dɔ.ʁiɑ̃\
287. clou de Biskra noun \klu də bis.kʁa\
288. clou de fondation noun
289. clou de girofle noun /klu d(ə) ʒi.ʁɔfl/: clove (spice)
290. clou de la Passion noun \klu də la pa.sjɔ̃\
291. clou de la Sainte-Croix noun \klu də la sɛ̃t kʁwa\
292. clou de rue noun \klu də ʁy\
293. clou du spectacle noun \klu dy spɛk.takl\
294. clou magique noun \clu ma.ʒik\
295. clouabilité noun
296. clouable adjective \klu.abl\
297. clouage noun \klu.aʒ\
298. clouage de bec noun \klu.aʒ də bɛk\
299. clouage de sol noun \klu.aʒ də sɔl\
300. clouaison noun

Part 80 · Part 82 · 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.