French words: Doudeauvilloise to dozo

300 French words, part 67 of 75 of the words starting with D, A to Z. 33 have a page of their own.

French words Doudeauvilloise to dozo

Doudeauvilloise noun
doudelainvillois adjective, noun
Doudelainvilloise noun
doudevillais adjective, noun
Doudevillaise noun
Doudeville proper noun
doudou noun /du.du/: any stuffed toy such as a stuffed animal
doudouce noun \du.dus\
doudouisme noun \du.du.izm\
doudouiste adjective, noun \du.du.ist\
doudoune noun /du.dun/: breast, melon
doudracais adjective, noun
Doudracaise noun
doué adjective, noun, verb /dwe/: talented; gifted
douegt noun \dwɛ\
douelle noun /dwɛl/: ditch (small moat around a castle etc)
douellien adjective, noun \dwe.ljɛ̃\
Douellienne noun
douellière noun \dwɛ.jɛʁ\
douer verb /dwe/: to endow (someone) (de with)
douessin adjective, noun \dwɛ.sɛ̃\
Douessine noun \dwɛ.sin\
Douet proper noun \dwɛ\
douf adjective, noun
doufe noun \duf\
douffer verb \du.fe\
Doug proper noun
douge noun \duʒ\
Dougherty proper noun
doughnut noun \do.nœt\
doughtyite noun
douginisme noun \du.gi.nizm\
douglas noun \du.ɡlas\
douglasaie noun \du.ɡla.zɛ\
douglaseraie noun
douglasite noun \du.ɡla.zit\
Douglass proper noun
douglassectomie noun \du.ɡla.sɛ.tɔ.mi\
douglassite noun \du.ɡla.sit\
Douglastownien noun \dɔ.ɡləs.tɔ.njɛ̃\
Douguet proper noun
Douguine proper noun \du.ɡin\
douguinisme noun \du.gi.nizm\
douil noun \dwil\
douillage noun \du.jaʒ\
douillard adjective \du.jaʁ\
douille adjective, noun /duj/: socket (electrical socket)
douille de chantier noun
douille voleuse noun \duj vɔ.løz\
douiller verb /du.je/: to hurt
douilles noun /duj/: plural of douille
douillet adjective, noun /du.jɛ/: cosy, comfy, snug
douilletiser verb \du.jɛ.ti.ze\
douillette adjective, noun /du.jɛt/: housecoat
douillettement adverb /du.jɛt.mɑ̃/: cosily, snugly
douilletter verb \du.jɛ.te\
douilletterie noun /du.jɛ.tʁi/: snugness; cosiness
douilleux adjective \du.jø\
douillon noun \du.jɔ̃\
Douilly proper noun
doujinshi noun \do.dʒin.ʃi\
douk-douk noun \duk.duk\
doukhobor noun
Doukkala proper noun
doula noun \du.la\
doulaincourtois adjective, noun
Doulaincourtoise noun
doulcemelle noun \dul.sə.mɛl\
Doulcet proper noun
doulconais adjective, noun
Doulconaise noun
doules noun \dul\
douleur noun /du.lœʁ/: pain
douleur aiguë noun \du.lœ.ʁ‿ɛ.ɡy\
douleur chronique noun \du.lœʁ kʁɔ.nik\
douleur de vivre noun
douleur dentaire noun
douleur fantôme noun \du.lœʁ fɑ̃.tom\
douleur neuropathique noun \du.lœʁ nœ.ʁɔ.pa.tik\
douleurs conquassantes noun \du.lœʁ.kɔ̃.kwa.sɑ̃t\
doulevantais adjective, noun
Doulevantaise noun
doulezonnais adjective, noun
Doulezonnaise noun
doulhi noun
doulieusien adjective, noun
Doulieusienne noun
doullennais adjective, noun
Doullennaise noun
Doullens proper noun /du.lɑ̃/: Doullens (a town in Somme department, Hauts-de-France, France)
douloir verb /du.lwaʁ/: to suffer
Doulon proper noun \du.lɔ̃\
doulos noun \du.los\
douloureuse adjective, noun /du.lu.ʁøz/: the bill
douloureusement adverb /du.lu.ʁøz.mɑ̃/: painfully
douloureux adjective /du.lu.ʁø/: painful
doum noun /dum/: gingerbread tree (Hyphaene thebaica); doum palm
doum-doum adjective, noun \dum.dum\
douma noun /du.ma/: duma
Doumbouya proper noun: a surname, Doumbouya
doumdoum noun \dum.dum\
doume noun \dum\
Doumenc proper noun
Doumeng proper noun
Doumer proper noun
Doumergue proper noun /du.mɛʁɡ/: a surname from Occitan
Doumit proper noun
Doumy proper noun
doun-doun noun \dun.dun\
Douna proper noun \du.na\
doundoun noun \dun.dun\
Doune proper noun
Dounia proper noun \du.nja\
dounousien adjective, noun
Dounousienne noun
doupion noun \du.pjɔ̃\
Dour proper noun \duʁ\
doura noun \du.ʁa\
dourah noun \du.ʁa\
dourak noun \du.ʁak\
douratchki noun
Dourbes proper noun
dourbien adjective, noun
Dourbienne noun
dourbois adjective, noun
Dourboise noun
Dourdan proper noun \duʁ.dɑ̃\
dourdanais adjective, noun
Dourdanaise noun
dourdannais adjective, noun \duʁ.da.nɛ\
Dourdannaise noun \duʁ.da.nɛz\
Dourdou proper noun \duʁ.du\
dourer verb \du.ʁe\
dourgeois adjective, noun
Dourgeoise noun
Dourges proper noun
Dourgne proper noun
dourgnol adjective, noun
Dourgnole noun
dourian noun \du.ʁjɑ̃\
dourine noun \du.ʁin\: dourine
dourlésien adjective, noun
Dourlésienne noun
dournais adjective, noun \duʁ.nɛ\
Dournaise noun \duʁ.nɛz\
dournazacois adjective, noun
Dournazacoise noun
Dournon proper noun
dournonien adjective, noun
Dournonienne noun
douro noun /du.ʁo/: a Spanish coin worth five pesetas
dourois adjective, noun \du.ʁwa\
Douroise noun \du.ʁwaz\
douroucouli noun \du.ʁu.ku.li\
Dourov proper noun /du.ʁɔv/: a transliteration of the Russian surname Дуров (Durov, “Durov”)
Dours proper noun
dourure noun \du.ʁyʁ\
Doussain proper noun
Doussard proper noun
doussardain adjective, noun
Doussardaine noun
doussardien adjective, noun
Doussardienne noun
dousséen adjective, noun
Dousséenne noun
dousset noun \du.sɛ\
doussié noun \du.sje\
doussin noun \du.sɛ̃\
doutable adjective \du.tabl\
doutai noun, verb: first-person singular past historic of douter
doutance noun \du.tɑ̃s\
doutant noun, verb /du.tɑ̃/: present participle of douter
doute noun, verb /dut/: doubt
douter verb /du.te/: to doubt
doutes verb: second-person singular present indicative/subjunctive of douter
douteur adjective, noun /du.tœʁ/: doubter; one who doubts
douteuse adjective, noun /du.tøz/: feminine singular of douteux
douteusement adverb /du.tøz.mɑ̃/: doubtfully
douteux adjective, noun /du.tø/: doubtful, uncertain, questionable (issue, outcome, date etc.)
doutis noun \du.ti\
doutosité noun \du.to.zi.te\
douvain noun \du.vɛ̃\
Douvaine proper noun
douvainois adjective, noun
Douvainoise noun
douve noun /duv/: moat (defensive ditch)
douve de l’estomac noun
douve du foie noun \duv dy fwa\
douve du rumen noun
douvelle noun \du.vɛl\
douverret noun \du.vʁɛ\
douvillais adjective, noun
Douvillaise noun
douville noun \du.vil\
Douvillois noun \du.vi.lwa\
douvrais adjective, noun
Douvraise noun
douvrendois adjective, noun
Douvrendoise noun
Douvres proper noun /duvʁ/: Dover (a town and port in Kent, in southeast England)
Douvrin proper noun
douvrinois adjective, noun
Douvrinoise noun
douvrois adjective, noun
Douvroise noun
doux adjective, adverb, noun /du/: sweet
doux-à-l’agneau noun \du.z‿a.l‿a.ɲo\
doux-agnel noun \du.z‿a.ɲɛl\
doux-amer adjective /du.z‿a.mɛʁ/: bittersweet (both bitter and sweet)
doux-ballon noun \du.ba.lɔ̃\
doux comme un agneau adjective /du kɔ.m‿œ̃.n‿a.ɲo/: very gentle; meek as a lamb
doux comme un mouton adjective \du kɔ.m‿œ̃ mu.tɔ̃\
doux comme une agnelle adjective \du kɔ.m‿y.n‿a.ɲɛl\
doux commerce noun \du kɔ.mɛʁs\
doux dingue noun \du dɛ̃ɡ\
doux Jésus interjection /du ʒe.zy/: sweet Jesus!
doux rêve noun \du ʁɛv\
doux rêveur noun /du ʁɛ.vœʁ/: a dreamer (someone whose beliefs are far from realistic)
doux-vert noun \du.vɛʁ\
Douy proper noun
douysien adjective, noun
Douysienne noun
douzain noun \du.zɛ̃\
douzaine noun /du.zɛn/: twelve; dozen
Douzains proper noun
douzatois adjective, noun
Douzatoise noun
douze adjective, noun, number /duz/: twelve
douze-cents adjective, number /duz.sɑ̃/: twelve hundred
douze coups de minuit noun /duz ku d(ə) mi.nɥi/: the twelve strokes of midnight
douze vingts adjective \duz vɛ̃\
douzenier noun \du.zə.nje\
douzenois adjective, noun
Douzenoise noun
Douzens proper noun
douzième adjective, noun /du.zjɛm/: twelfth
douzième art noun \du.zjɛ.m‿aʁ\
douzième coup de midi noun \du.zjɛm ku də mi.di\
douzième homme noun \du.zjɛ.m‿ɔm\
douzièmement adverb /du.zjɛm.mɑ̃/: twelfthly
douzil noun \du.zil\
douzillacois adjective, noun
Douzillacoise noun
Douzy proper noun
douzynois adjective, noun
Douzynoise noun
dovillais adjective, noun
Dovillaise noun
dovinsien adjective, noun
Dovinsienne noun
Dowdeswell proper noun
Dowland proper noun
down adjective \dɔn\
down-loader verb \dɔn.lo.de\
downbeat noun \da.ɔn.bit\
Downey proper noun \daw.nɛ\
downgrade noun \dawn.ɡʁɛjd\
downgrader verb \dawn.ɡʁɛ.de\
downloader verb \dɔn.lo.de\
Downs proper noun
downsizing noun
downtempo noun \da.ɔn.tɛm.po\
Downton proper noun
downtown noun
downtuning noun \dawn.tju.niŋɡ\
downvoter verb \dɔn.vɔ.te\
dox noun, verb \dɔks\
doxa noun /dɔk.sa/: doxa
doxastique adjective /dɔk.sas.tik/: doxastic (related to beliefs, convictions)
-doxe suffix \dɔks\
doxing noun \dɔk.siŋ\
doxique adjective \dɔk.sik\
doxocrate noun \dɔk.sɔ.kʁat\
doxocratie noun \dɔk.sɔ.kʁa.si\
doxocratique adjective \dɔk.sɔ.kʁa.tik\
doxographe noun \dɔk.sɔ.ɡʁaf\
doxographie noun \dɔk.sɔ.ɡʁa.fi\
doxologie noun /dɔk.sɔ.lɔ.ʒi/: doxology (praise God expression)
doxologique adjective \dɔk.sɔ.lɔ.ʒik\
doxométrie noun \dɔk.sɔ.me.tʁi\
doxosophe noun \dɔk.sɔ.zɔf\
doxosophie noun \dɔk.sɔ.zɔ.fi\
doxxage noun
doxxer verb \dɔk.se\
doxxing noun \dɔk.siŋ\
doxylamine noun \dɔk.si.la.min\
doye noun \doj\
doyen adjective, noun /dwa.jɛ̃/: dean
doyen de Ramegnies noun
doyenne noun /dwa.jɛn/: female equivalent of doyen: the oldest woman
doyenné du comice noun \dwa.jɛ.ne dy ko.mis\
doyenneté noun \dwa.jɛn.te\
Doyet proper noun \dwa.je\
doyetois adjective, noun
Doyetoise noun
doyliste adjective
Doyon proper noun: Doyon: a surname
doyoussa noun \dɔ.ju.sa\
dozent noun
dozo noun

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 D: 22,371 words, in 75 parts.