French words: fou de joie to foulure

French words fou de joie to foulure

1. fou de joie adjective /fu də ʒwa/: elated, thrilled
2. fou de la gâchette adjective, noun /fu d(ə) la ɡa.ʃɛt/: trigger-happy (with firearms)
3. fou de rage adjective /fu d(ə) ʁaʒ/: livid, furious, beside oneself with anger, in a towering rage
4. fou du bus noun \fu dy bys\
5. fou du roi noun /fu dy ʁwa/: court jester
6. fou du volant noun /fu dy vɔ.lɑ̃/: car buff, petrolhead (car enthusiast)
7. fou-fou adjective, noun \fu.fu\
8. fou furieux adjective, noun /fu fy.ʁjø/: berserk, raving lunatic
9. fou masqué noun \fu mas.ke\
10. fou raide adjective \fu ʁɛd\
11. fou rire noun /fu ʁiʁ/: uncontrollable laughter, hysterical laughter, fit of laughter, giggles
12. fou varié noun \fu va.ʁje\
13. fouace noun /fwas/: a type of brioche or other light pastry or bun from some regions of France, such as Auvergne
14. fouacier noun \fwa.sje\
15. fouacière noun \fwa.sjɛʁ\
16. Fouad proper noun /fu.ad/: a male given name from Arabic
17. fouaff onomatopoeia \fwaf\
18. fouage noun \fwaʒ\
19. fouaille noun \fwɑj\: Cooked entrails of a wild boar given to hunting dogs after the hunt
20. fouaillée noun \fwɑ.je\
21. fouailler verb /fwa.je/: to whip, lash
22. fouane noun /fwan/: alternative form of foëne
23. fouarre noun \fwaʁ\
24. fouasse noun \fwas\
25. foucade noun /fu.kad/: caprice
26. foucaldien adjective /fu.kal.djɛ̃/: Foucauldian
27. foucaldiser verb \fu.kal.di.ze\
28. Foucarmont proper noun
29. foucarmontois adjective, noun
30. Foucarmontoise noun
31. Foucart proper noun \fu.kaʁ\
32. foucartais adjective, noun
33. Foucartaise noun
34. foucarvillais adjective, noun
35. Foucarvillaise noun
36. foucaucourtois adjective, noun
37. Foucaucourtoise noun
38. foucaulâtre adjective \fu.ko.lɑtʁ\
39. Foucauld proper noun \fu.ko\
40. foucault noun \fu.ko\
41. Fouché proper noun: a surname
42. Fouchécourt proper noun
43. fouchecourtois adjective, noun
44. Fouchecourtoise noun
45. Foucher proper noun: a surname
46. foucheranais adjective, noun
47. Foucheranaise noun
48. Foucherans proper noun \fu.ʃə.ʁɑ̃\
49. Fouchères proper noun
50. foucherois adjective, noun
51. Foucheroise noun
52. foucherollais adjective, noun
53. Foucherollaise noun
54. fouchois adjective, noun
55. Fouchoise noun
56. fouchtra interjection, noun \fuʃ.tʁa\
57. fouchtre interjection \fuʃtʁ\
58. Fouchy proper noun
59. foucrainvillais adjective, noun
60. Foucrainvillaise noun
61. foudéen adjective, noun
62. Foudéenne noun
63. fouditany obscur noun
64. foudjou noun \fu.dʒu\
65. foudre adjective, noun /fudʁ/: lightning
66. foudre ailé noun \fu.dʁ‿ɛ.le\
67. foudre de guerre noun /fu.dʁə d(ə) ɡɛʁ/: powerful warrior; very effective and rapidly-acting leader
68. foudre en boule noun
69. foudrerie noun \fu.dʁœ.ʁi\
70. foudrier noun \fu.dʁi.je\
71. foudrière noun \fu.dʁi.jɛʁ\
72. foudroiement noun \fu.dʁwa.mɑ̃\
73. foudroiment noun \fu.dʁwa.mɑ̃\
74. foudroyable adjective \fu.dʁwa.jabl\
75. foudroyage noun \fu.dʁwa.jaʒ\
76. foudroyage par blocs noun \fu.dʁwa.jaʒ paʁ blɔk\
77. foudroyant adjective, verb /fu.dʁwa.jɑ̃/: rapid
78. foudroyante adjective, noun \fud.ʁwa.jɑ̃t\: feminine singular of foudroyant
79. foudroyé adjective, noun, verb \fu.dʁwa.je\: struck by lightning, thunderstruck
80. foudroyer verb /fu.dʁwa.je/: to strike (of lightning)
81. foudroyer du regard verb /fu.dʁwa.je dy ʁ(ə).ɡaʁ/: to look daggers at, to stare daggers at, to throw a death stare at
82. foudroyés adjective, noun \fu.dʁwa.je\: masculine plural of foudroyé
83. foudroyeur adjective, noun \fu.dʁwa.jœʁ\
84. foudroyeuse noun \fu.dʁwa.jøz\
85. foué-toutrac noun
86. Foued proper noun \fu.ɛd\
87. fouée noun \fwɛ\: faggot, (a bundle of branches to be burned)
88. fouencampois adjective, noun
89. Fouencampoise noun
90. fouëne noun /fwɛn/: alternative spelling of foëne
91. fouenner verb \fwɛ.ne\
92. Fouesnant proper noun /fwɛ.nɑ̃/: Fouesnant (a town in Finistère department, Brittany, France)
93. fouesnantais adjective, noun
94. Fouesnantaise noun
95. fouet noun /fwɛ/: whip (tool)
96. fouet à chaîne noun \fwɛ a ʃɛn\
97. fouet à thé noun \fwɛ a te\
98. fouet de l’aile noun \fwɛ də l‿ɛl\
99. fouettable adjective \fwɛ.tabl\
100. fouettade noun \fwɛ.tad\
101. fouettage noun \fwɛ.taʒ\
102. fouettant adjective, verb \fwe.tɑ̃\: present participle of fouetter
103. fouettard adjective \fwɛ.taʁ\: whipping - but used only in the term père fouettard
104. fouette adjective, interjection, noun, verb /fwɛ.te/: whipped
105. fouette cocher interjection \fwɛt kɔ.ʃe\
106. fouette-cul noun /fwɛt.ky/: a person in charge of administering discipline by serious spankings, as once done to pupils in French Catholic schools by a priest
107. fouette-queue noun \fwɛ.tə.kə\
108. fouettée noun, verb /fwɛ.te/: feminine singular of fouetté
109. fouettement noun \fwɛt.mɑ̃\: lashing, whipping
110. fouetter verb /fwɛ.te/: to beat with a whip, to whip, to flagellate.
111. fouetter au sang verb \fwɛ.te o sɑ̃\
112. fouetter le sang verb \fwɛ.te lə sɑ̃\
113. fouetteur noun /fwɛ.tœʁ/: whipper, beater (someone who beats, especially with a whip)
114. fouetteuse noun /fwɛ.tøz/: female equivalent of fouetteur
115. fouetteux noun \fwɛ.tø\
116. fouettier noun \fwɛ.tje\
117. fouettis noun
118. fouf noun \fuf\
119. fouffe noun \fuf\
120. foufflinois adjective, noun
121. Foufflinoise noun
122. foufou adjective, noun /fu.fu/: nutty, scatty, dippy
123. foufoune noun /fu.fun/: vulva (especially of young girls); foo-foo, front bottom, foufounette
124. foufounette noun /fu.fu.nɛt/: pussy
125. Foug proper noun
126. fougade noun \fy.ɡad\
127. fougaronois adjective, noun
128. Fougaronoise noun
129. fougassais adjective, noun
130. Fougassaise noun
131. fougasse noun /fu.ɡas/: fougasse (land-mine)
132. fougassette noun \fu.ɡa.sɛt\
133. fougaxéen adjective, noun
134. Fougaxéenne noun
135. fouge noun \fuʒ\
136. fouger verb \fu.ʒe\
137. fougeraie noun /fuʒ.ʁɛ/: fernbrake, stand of ferns
138. fougerais adjective, noun
139. Fougeraise noun
140. Fougerat proper noun
141. fougère noun /fu.ʒɛʁ/: fern
142. fougère aigle noun \fu.ʒɛ.ʁ‿ɛɡl\
143. fougère arborescente noun \fu.ʒɛ.ʁ‿aʁ.bɔ.ʁɛ.sɑ̃t\
144. fougère commune noun \fu.ʒɛʁ kɔ.myn\
145. fougère d’eau noun \fu.ʒɛʁ d‿o\
146. fougère impériale noun \fu.ʒɛ.ʁ‿ɛ̃.pe.ʁjal\
147. fougère mâle noun \fu.ʒɛʁ mɑl\
148. fougère réglisse sauvage noun \fu.ʒɛʁ ʁe.ɡlis so.vaʒ\
149. fougeréen adjective, noun
150. Fougeréenne noun
151. fougerêtais adjective, noun \fu.ʒə.ʁɛ.tɛ\
152. Fougerêtaise noun \fu.ʒə.ʁɛ.tɛz\
153. fougereusien adjective, noun
154. Fougereusienne noun
155. fougérois adjective, noun
156. Fougéroise noun
157. fougerole noun \fuʒ.ʁɔl\
158. fougerollais adjective, noun
159. Fougerollaise noun
160. Fougerolles proper noun \fuʒ.ʁɔl\
161. fougerus noun \fu.ʒə.ʁys\
162. fougner verb \fu.ɲe\
163. fougon noun \fu.ɡɔ̃\
164. fougonette noun \fu.ɡɔ.nɛt\
165. fougonnier noun \fu.ɡo.nje\
166. fougounier adjective, noun
167. Fougounière noun
168. fougue noun /fuɡ/: enthusiasm, ardour
169. fouguette noun \fu.ɡɛt\
170. fougueusement adverb /fu.ɡøz.mɑ̃/: ardently
171. fougueux adjective /fu.ɡø/: spirited, lively
172. fougueyrollais adjective, noun
173. Fougueyrollaise noun
174. fouguiste noun \fu.ɡist\
175. fouilla interjection, verb /fu.ja/: third-person singular past historic of fouiller
176. fouillable adjective \fu.jabl\
177. fouilladois adjective, noun
178. Fouilladoise noun
179. fouillage noun \fu.jaʒ\
180. Fouillard proper noun
181. Fouillaron noun \fu.ja.ʁɔ̃\
182. fouillasser verb \fu.ja.se\
183. fouille adjective, noun, verb /fuj/: search (act of searching through something, e.g. a bag, pocket)
184. fouille archéologique noun \fuj aʁ.ke.ɔ.lɔ.ʒik\
185. fouille-au-pot noun
186. fouille-au-train noun
187. fouille-merde noun /fuj.mɛʁd/: muckraker (a scandal-mongering person who is not driven by any social principle)
188. fouille-moi phrase
189. fouille opérationnelle noun \fuj o.pe.ʁa.sjɔ.nɛl\
190. fouille-terre noun \fuj.tɛʁ\
191. fouillement noun \fuj.mɑ̃\
192. fouiller verb /fu.je/: to search (place, thing)
193. fouillet noun \fu.jɛ\
194. fouilleter verb \fuj.te\
195. fouillette noun \fu.jɛt\
196. fouilleur adjective, noun \fu.jœʁ\: prone to rummage or search
197. fouilleur d’argile noun \fu.jœʁ d‿aʁ.ʒil\
198. fouilleuse noun /fu.jøz/: female equivalent of fouilleur
199. fouilli noun \fu.ji\
200. fouillis noun /fu.ji/: mess, confusion, jumble
201. fouillis d’échos noun \fu.ji de.ko\
202. fouillis de mer noun \fu.ji də mɛʁ\
203. fouillonner verb \fu.jɔ.ne\
204. fouillot noun \fu.jo\
205. fouilloter verb \fu.jɔ.te\
206. fouillousard adjective, noun
207. Fouillousarde noun
208. fouillouse noun \fuj.uz\
209. fouillousin adjective, noun
210. Fouillousine noun
211. Fouilloux proper noun \fu.ju\
212. Fouilloy proper noun
213. fouilloysien adjective, noun
214. Fouilloysienne noun
215. fouillure noun \fu.jyʁ\
216. fouin noun \fwɛ̃\
217. fouinailler verb \fwi.na.je\
218. fouinard adjective, noun /fwi.naʁ/: nosey parker, peeping tom
219. fouinarde noun \fwi.naʁd\
220. fouinasser verb \fwi.na.se\
221. fouine noun, verb /fwin/: beech marten
222. fouineau noun \fwi.no\
223. fouiner verb /fwi.ne/: to furrow, ferret, snoop around
224. fouineur adjective, noun /fwi.nœʁ/: busybody, meddler, nosy person
225. fouineuse noun /fwi.nøz/: female equivalent of fouineur
226. fouir verb /fwiʁ/: to dig, grub, burrow
227. fouissage noun \fwi.saʒ\
228. fouissement noun \fu.is.mɑ̃\
229. fouisses verb: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of fouir
230. fouisseur adjective, noun /fwi.sœʁ/: burrowing
231. fouisseurs adjective, noun \fwi.sœʁ\: masculine plural of fouisseur
232. foul noun \ful\
233. foulable adjective \fu.labl\
234. foulage noun /fu.laʒ/: pressing, crushing
235. Foulah noun \pu.la\
236. foulaie noun \fu.lɛ\
237. foulaison noun \fu.lɛ.zɔ̃\
238. foulangeoir noun \fu.lɑ̃.ʒwaʁ\
239. foulanguois adjective, noun
240. Foulanguoise noun
241. foulani adjective, noun \fu.la.ni\
242. foulanisant noun \fu.la.ni.zɑ̃\
243. foulant adjective, verb \fu.lɑ̃\: crowding, pressing (by use of pressure)
244. foulaphone adjective \fu.la.fɔn\
245. foulard noun /fu.laʁ/: headscarf
246. foulardage noun \fu.laʁ.daʒ\
247. foularder verb \fu.laʁ.de\
248. foulayronnais adjective, noun
249. Foulayronnaise noun
250. Foulayronnes proper noun
251. foulbé noun \ful.be\
252. foulbé blanc noun
253. foulbecais adjective, noun
254. Foulbecaise noun
255. foulchie noun
256. foule adjective, noun, verb /ful/: crowd
257. foule-crapaud noun \ful.kʁa.po\
258. foulée noun, verb /fu.le/: stride (of horse, athlete etc.)
259. foulées noun, verb \fu.le\: feminine plural of foulé
260. fouleixois adjective, noun
261. Fouleixoise noun
262. foulek noun
263. foulement noun \ful.mɑ̃\
264. fouler verb /fu.le/: to stamp, to impress, to dent; to mill
265. fouler au pied verb /fu.le o pje/: alternative spelling of fouler aux pieds
266. fouler aux pieds verb /fu.le o pje/: to ride roughshod over, to trample underfoot, to trample on
267. foulerie noun \ful.ʁi\
268. fouleur noun /fu.lœʁ/: fuller (profession)
269. fouleuse noun /fu.løz/: female equivalent of fouleur
270. foulfouldé noun \ful.ful.de\
271. fouling noun \fu.liŋ\
272. foulinois adjective, noun \fu.li.nwa\
273. Foulinoise noun \fu.li.nwaz\
274. fouloir noun /fu.lwaʁ/: press (for grapes etc)
275. fouloire noun \fu.lwaʁ\
276. foulon noun /fu.lɔ̃/: fuller (job)
277. foulonais adjective, noun
278. Foulonaise noun
279. foulonnage noun \fu.lɔ.naʒ\
280. foulonné adjective, verb: tanned
281. foulonner verb \fu.lɔ.ne\
282. foulonnier noun \fu.lɔ.nje\
283. foulonnière noun \fu.lɔ.njɛʁ\
284. fouloscopie noun \fu.lɔs.kɔ.pi\
285. fouloul noun \fu.lul\
286. Foulpointe proper noun
287. foulque noun /fulk/: coot (bird)
288. foulque à crête noun \ful.k‿a kʁɛt\
289. foulque caronculée noun \fulk ka.ʁɔ̃.ky.le\
290. foulque crêtée noun \fulk kʁɛ.te\
291. foulque d'Amérique noun \fulk d‿a.me.ʁik\: American coot
292. foulque macroule noun \fulk ma.kʁul\
293. foulque noire noun \fulk nwaʁ\
294. foulquesien adjective, noun
295. Foulquesienne noun
296. Foulquier proper noun
297. foulquois adjective, noun
298. Foulquoise noun
299. foultitude noun /ful.ti.tyd/: oodles (a large number of things)
300. foulure noun /fu.lyʁ/: sprain

Part 35 · Part 37 · 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.