French words: fleurage to floiracais

French words fleurage to floiracais

1. fleurage noun /flœ.ʁaʒ/: flowers; flowering; flower arrangement
2. fleuraison noun /flœ.ʁɛ.zɔ̃/: alternative spelling of floraison
3. Fleurance proper noun
4. fleurandin adjective, noun
5. Fleurandine noun
6. fleurantin adjective, noun
7. Fleurantine noun
8. fleuratois adjective, noun
9. Fleuratoise noun
10. fleurbaisien adjective, noun
11. Fleurbaisienne noun
12. Fleurbaix proper noun \flœʁ.bɛ\
13. fleurbleuiser verb \flœʁ.blø.i.ze\
14. fleurdelisé adjective, noun, verb /flœʁ.də.li.ze/: flag of Québec
15. fleurdeliser verb /flœʁ.də.li.ze/: alternative spelling of fleurdelyser
16. fleurdelysage noun \flœʁ.də.li.zaʒ\
17. fleurdelysé adjective, noun, verb /flœʁ.də.li.ze/: the flag of Quebec
18. fleurdelyser verb /flœʁ.də.li.ze/: to decorate with fleurs-de-lys
19. fleure adjective, verb /flœ.ʁe/: past participle of fleurer
20. fleurée noun, verb \flø.ʁe\: feminine singular of fleuré
21. fleuréen adjective, noun
22. Fleuréenne noun
23. fleurentin adjective, noun \flœ.ʁɑ̃.tɛ̃\
24. Fleurentine noun \flœ.ʁɑ̃.tin\
25. fleurer verb /flœ.ʁe/: to give off (an odor)
26. fleurer bon verb \flœ.ʁe bɔ̃\
27. fleuret noun /flœ.ʁɛ/: foil (weapon)
28. fleuretage noun \flœʁ.taʒ\
29. fleureté adjective \flœʁ.te\
30. fleureter verb \flœʁ.te\
31. fleuretis noun \flœʁ.ti\
32. fleurette noun /flœ.ʁɛt/: small flower
33. fleurettiste noun /flœ.ʁɛ.tist/: foil fencer
34. fleureur noun \flø.ʁœʁ\
35. Fleurey proper noun
36. fleuri adjective, verb /flœ.ʁi/: flowery
37. fleuriaton adjective, noun
38. Fleuriatonne noun
39. fleuriau noun
40. fleuricourtois adjective, noun
41. Fleuricourtoise noun
42. fleurie adjective, noun /flœ.ʁi/: a red wine from the Rhône department
43. Fleuriel proper noun
44. fleuriélois adjective, noun
45. Fleuriéloise noun
46. fleurien adjective, noun
47. Fleurienne noun
48. fleurignéen adjective, noun
49. Fleurignéenne noun
50. Fleurimontois noun \flœ.ʁi.mɔ̃.twa\
51. fleurine noun
52. Fleurines proper noun \flœ.ʁin\
53. fleurinois adjective, noun
54. Fleurinoise noun
55. fleurir verb /flœ.ʁiʁ/: to flower; to produce flowers
56. fleurir comme des pâquerettes verb \flœ.ʁiʁ kɔm de pa.kʁɛt\
57. fleurisien adjective, noun
58. Fleurisienne noun
59. fleurissant adjective, verb /flœ.ʁi.sɑ̃/: present participle of fleurir
60. fleurissante adjective \flœ.ʁi.sɑ̃t\
61. fleurissement noun /flœ.ʁis.mɑ̃/: flowering, blooming
62. fleurisses verb /flœ.ʁis/: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of fleurir
63. fleurissois adjective, noun
64. Fleurissoise noun
65. fleuriste adjective, noun /flœ.ʁist/: florist
66. fleuriste artificiel noun \flœ.ʁis.t‿aʁ.ti.fi.sjɛl\
67. fleuriste artificielle noun \flœ.ʁis.t‿aʁ.ti.fi.sjɛl\
68. fleuristerie noun /flœ.ʁis.tə.ʁi/: floristry (commerce)
69. fleuristier noun \flœ.ʁis.tje\
70. fleuromètre noun \flœ.ʁo.mɛtr\
71. fleuron noun /flœ.ʁɔ̃/: jewel
72. fleuronné adjective \flœ.ʁɔ.ne\: floreted (decorated with flowers)
73. fleuronnée adjective /flœ.ʁɔ.ne/: feminine singular of fleuronné
74. fleuronner verb \flœ.ʁɔ.ne\
75. Fleurot proper noun
76. fleurs de rhétorique noun
77. fleurtage noun \flœʁ.taʒ\
78. fleurtailler verb \flœʁ.tɑ.je\
79. fleurter verb \flœʁ.te\
80. fleurtis noun \flœʁ.ti\
81. Fleurus proper noun \flœ.ʁys\
82. fleurusien adjective, noun \flœ.ʁy.zjɛ̃\
83. Fleurusienne noun \flœ.ʁy.zjɛn\
84. Fleurville proper noun \flœʁ.vil\
85. fleurvillois adjective, noun
86. Fleurvilloise noun
87. Fleury proper noun /flœ.ʁi/: a surname, Fleury
88. fleuryacois adjective, noun
89. Fleuryacoise noun
90. fleurysien adjective, noun
91. Fleurysienne noun
92. fleuryssois adjective, noun
93. Fleuryssoise noun
94. fleuryvallien adjective, noun
95. Fleuryvallienne noun
96. fleuve adjective, noun /flœv/: a river that flows into an ocean or sea (a river that flows into another river or body of water is called a rivière)
97. fleuve-déesse noun \flœv.de.ɛs\
98. fleuve des neuf dragons noun \flœv de nœf dʁa.ɡɔ̃\
99. fleuve-dieu noun \flœv.djø\
100. fleuve royal noun
101. fleuves et lacs noun
102. Fléville proper noun
103. flevillois adjective, noun
104. Flevilloise noun
105. flex adjective, noun \fleks\
106. flex desk noun \flɛks dɛsk\
107. Flex fuel noun \flɛks fjul\
108. flex office noun \flɛk.sɔ.fis\
109. flexaèdre noun \flɛk.sa.ɛdʁ\
110. flexage noun \flɛk.saʒ\
111. flexanvillois adjective, noun
112. Flexanvilloise noun
113. flexaton noun \flɛ.ksa.tɔ̃\
114. flexatone noun \flɛ.ksa.tɔn\
115. flexbourgeois adjective, noun
116. Flexbourgeoise noun
117. flexe noun \flɛks\
118. flexécurité noun \flɛk.se.ky.ʁi.te\
119. flexer verb \flɛ.kse\
120. flexeur adjective, noun \flɛk.sœʁ\
121. flexi-job noun \flɛk.si.ʒɔ\
122. flexi-jobber noun \flɛk.si.ʒɔ.bəʁ\
123. flexibilisable adjective \flɛk.si.bi.li.zabl\
124. flexibilisation noun /flɛk.si.bi.li.za.sjɔ̃/: flexibilization
125. flexibiliser verb /flɛk.si.bi.li.ze/: to make supple, to make flexible
126. flexibilité noun /flɛk.si.bi.li.te/: flexibility; flexibleness
127. flexibilité externe noun
128. flexibilité interne noun
129. flexible adjective, noun /flɛk.sibl/: flexible
130. flexiblement adverb /flɛk.si.blə.mɑ̃/: flexibly
131. flexicurité noun \flɛk.si.ky.ʁi.te\
132. flexijob noun \flɛk.si.dʒɔb\
133. flexijobeur noun \flɛk.si.dʒɔ.bœʁ\
134. flexijobeuse noun \flɛk.si.dʒɔ.bøz\
135. flexion noun /flɛk.sjɔ̃/: inflection
136. flexion sur jambes noun \flɛk.sjɔ̃ syʁ ʒɑ̃b\
137. flexionnel adjective /flɛk.sjɔ.nɛl/: inflected (allowing inflection)
138. flexionnellement adverb
139. flexionner verb \flɛk.sjɔ.ne\
140. flexisécurité noun \flɛk.si.se.ky.ʁi.te\
141. flexisexualité noun \flɛk.si.sɛk.sɥa.li.te\
142. flexisexuel adjective \flɛk.si.sɛk.sɥɛl\
143. flexitarien adjective, noun \flɛk.si.ta.ʁjɛ̃\
144. flexitarienne noun \flɛk.si.ta.ʁjɛn\
145. flexitarisme noun \flek.si.ta.ʁism\
146. flexitariste adjective, noun \flɛk.si.ta.ʁist\
147. flexivégétarien noun \flɛk.si.ve.ʒe.ta.ʁjɛ̃\
148. flexivégétarienne noun \flɛk.si.ve.ʒe.ta.ʁjɛn\
149. flexivégétarisme noun \flɛk.si.ve.ʒe.ta.ʁism\
150. flexivore adjective, noun \flɛk.si.vɔʁ\
151. flexographie noun \flɛk.sɔ.ɡʁa.fi\
152. flextension noun \flɛk.stɑ̃.sjɔ̃\
153. flexting noun
154. flexueusement adverb /flɛk.sɥøz.mɑ̃/: flexuously, sinuously
155. flexueux adjective /flɛk.sɥø/: flexuous, sinuous
156. flexum noun \flɛk.sɔm\
157. flexuosité noun \flɛk.sy.o.zi.te\
158. flexural adjective \flɛk.sy.ʁal\
159. flexure noun \flɛk.syʁ\: flexure
160. Fley proper noun \flɛ\
161. flibot noun \fli.bɔ\
162. flibuste noun, verb /fli.byst/: buccaneering, freebooting
163. flibuster verb /fli.bys.te/: to buccaneer
164. flibusterie noun \fli.bys.tə.ʁi\
165. flibusticide noun
166. flibustier adjective, noun /fli.bys.tje/: a filibuster, a pirate
167. flibustière noun \fli.bys.tjɛʁ\
168. flic noun /flik/: police officer; copper; pig; rozzer
169. flic flac noun, onomatopoeia
170. flic-flaquer verb \flik.fla.ke\
171. flic floc onomatopoeia \flik flɔk\
172. flicage noun /fli.kaʒ/: policing
173. flicaille noun /fli.kaj/: cops; pigs; the fuzz (the police)
174. flicailler verb \fli.ka.je\
175. flicaillon noun \fli.ka.jɔ̃\
176. flicaillonne noun \fli.ka.jɔn\
177. flicard noun /fli.kaʁ/: cop; police officer
178. flicarde noun \fli.kaʁd\
179. flicardier adjective \fli.kaʁ.dje\
180. flicflaquer verb \flik.fla.ke\
181. Fliche proper noun \fliʃ\
182. Flick proper noun
183. flicker noun, verb \fli.kœʁ\
184. flickette noun \fli.kɛt\
185. flicmar noun \flik.maʁ\
186. flie noun \fli\
187. flier noun \fla.jœʁ\
188. flight shaming noun
189. flight tracking noun \flajt tʁa.kiŋ\
190. flignois adjective, noun
191. Flignoise noun
192. Flims proper noun
193. flin noun \flɛ̃\
194. fling flang noun
195. flingage noun \flɛ̃.ɡaʒ\
196. flingo noun \flɛ̃.ɡo\
197. flingot noun /flɛ̃.ɡo/: gun
198. flingotage noun \flɛ̃.ɡɔ.taʒ\
199. flingoter verb \flɛ̃.ɡɔ.te\
200. flingue noun, verb /flɛ̃.ɡe/: shooter, pistol, gat (gun)
201. flinguer verb /flɛ̃.ɡe/: to gun, to gun down
202. flingueur noun /flɛ̃.ɡœʁ/: killer, assassin
203. flingueuse noun \flɛ̃.ɡøz\
204. flinois adjective, noun
205. Flinoise noun
206. flinqué adjective, noun \flɛ̃.ke\
207. flinquer verb \flɛ̃.ke\
208. Flins proper noun \flɛ̃\
209. Flins-Neuve-Eglise typographic variant
210. flint adjective, noun \flint\: flint glass
211. flint-glass noun
212. flinta adjective, noun \flin.ta\
213. FLINTAQ adjective, noun \flin.tak\
214. Flintshire proper noun
215. flion noun \fli.jɔ̃\
216. flion tronqué noun
217. flip noun /flip/: a type of alcoholic punch from Normandy, composed of cider and calvados
218. flip and write noun
219. flip book noun \flip buk\
220. flip-flap noun /flip.flap/: flip (frontflip or backflip)
221. flip-flapper verb \flip.fla.pe\
222. flipbook noun \flip.buk\
223. flipette noun \fli.pɛt\
224. flipot noun \fli.po\
225. flippant adjective, verb /fli.pɑ̃/: worrying; scary
226. flippe adjective, verb \fli.pe\: past participle of flipper
227. flipper noun, verb /fli.pœʁ/: pinball, pinball machine
228. flippeur noun \fli.pœʁ\
229. flippouter verb \fli.pu.te\
230. fliqué adjective, noun, verb /fli.ke/: policed
231. fliquer verb /fli.ke/: to police
232. fliquesse noun /fli.kɛs/: female equivalent of flic
233. fliquette noun /fli.kɛt/: female police officer
234. Flirey proper noun \fli.ʁe\
235. flirt noun /flœʁt/: an episode of (or the act of) flirting
236. flirtage noun \flœʁ.taʒ\
237. flirtailler verb \flœʁ.tɑ.je\
238. flirtation noun \fliʁ.ta.sjɔ̃\
239. flirter verb /flœʁ.te/: to flirt
240. flirteur adjective, noun /flœʁ.tœʁ/: flirtatious, flirty
241. flirteuse adjective, noun /flœʁ.tøz/: feminine singular of flirteur
242. flirty-fishing noun \flœʁ.ti.fi.ʃiŋ\
243. Flitwick proper noun
244. Flix proper noun
245. Flixecourt proper noun
246. flixecourtois adjective, noun
247. Flixecourtoise noun
248. Flize proper noun \fliz\
249. flizien adjective, noun
250. Flizienne noun
251. FLN noun \ɛf.ɛl.ɛn\
252. FLNC proper noun \ɛf.ɛl.ɛn.se\: initialism of “Front de libération nationale corse” (“National Liberation Front of Corsica”), a militant organization from Corsica, France
253. flo noun /flo/: boy
254. float noun
255. float tube noun \flɔt.tyb\
256. float tubes noun \flɔt tyb\
257. flobard noun \flo.baʁ\
258. flobart noun \flo.baʁ\: kind of traditional fishing boat
259. Flobecq proper noun
260. flobecquois adjective, noun
261. Flobecquoise noun
262. flobert noun \flɔ.bɛʁ\
263. floc interjection, noun, onomatopoeia /flɔk/: splosh; plop
264. Floc'h proper noun /flɔk/: a French surname, Floch, from Breton
265. flocage noun \flɔ.kaʒ\
266. floccus noun \flo.kys\
267. flocéen adjective, noun
268. Flocéenne noun
269. floche adjective, noun \flɔʃ\
270. flocher verb \flɔ.ʃe\
271. flock noun \flɔk\
272. flockage noun \flɔ.kaʒ\
273. flocker verb \flɔ.ke\
274. floco noun \flɔ.kɔ\
275. flocon noun /flɔ.kɔ̃/: a flock (as of wool)
276. flocon d'avoine noun \flo.kɔ̃ d‿a.vwan\: flake of oat; oatmeal
277. flocon de Koch noun \flɔ.kɔ̃ də kɔk\
278. flocon de neige noun \flɔ.kɔ̃ də nɛʒ\
279. floconnade noun \flo.ko.nad\
280. floconnement noun \flɔ.kɔn.mɑ̃\
281. floconner verb \flɔ.kɔ.ne\
282. floconneux adjective /flɔ.kɔ.nø/: flaky
283. flocoumafen noun
284. flocquais adjective, noun
285. Flocquaise noun
286. floculant adjective, noun, verb \flɔ.ky.lɑ̃\: present participle of floculer
287. floculation noun /flɔ.ky.la.sjɔ̃/: flocculation
288. flocule adjective, verb \flɔ.ky.le\: past participle of floculer
289. floculent adjective, verb: third-person plural present indicative/subjunctive of floculer
290. floculer verb /flɔ.ky.le/: to flocculate
291. floculus noun
292. floe noun \flo\
293. floeberg noun
294. Floflo proper noun /flɔ.flo/: a diminutive of the female given name Florence
295. floflotter verb \flo.flo.te\
296. flognarde noun \flo.ɲaʁd\
297. floien adjective, noun \flɔ.jɛ̃\
298. Floing proper noun \flwɛ̃\
299. Floirac proper noun \flwa.ʁak\
300. floiracais adjective, noun

Part 26 · Part 28 · French words: F

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 F: 14,556 words, in 49 parts.