French words: Riotord to Riveloise

French words Riotord to Riveloise

1. Riotord proper noun
2. riotordois adjective, noun
3. Riotordoise noun
4. riotte noun /ʁjɔt/: squabble; a minor dispute; a petty quarrel
5. riotteur noun \ʁjɔ.tœʁ\
6. riotteux adjective \ʁjɔ.tø\
7. Riou proper noun \ʁju\
8. rioule noun \ʁjul\
9. riouler verb \ʁju.le\
10. rioupéruchon adjective, noun
11. Rioupéruchonne noun
12. rioutais adjective, noun
13. Rioutaise noun
14. Rioux proper noun: a surname
15. Rioz proper noun
16. rip interjection, noun \ɛ.ʁ‿i.pe\: initialism of référendum d'initiative partagée
17. ripage noun \ʁi.paʒ\
18. ripagérien adjective, noun
19. Ripagérienne noun
20. ripaille noun, verb \ʁi.pɑj\: feast
21. ripailler verb /ʁi.pa.je/: to feast
22. ripailleur adjective, noun \ʁi.pɑ.jœʁ\
23. ripailleuse noun \ʁi.pɑ.jøz\
24. ripailleux noun \ʁi.pɑ.jø\
25. ripalou adjective, noun \ʁi.pa.lu\
26. ripane noun \ʁi.pan\
27. riparia noun \ʁi.pa.ʁja\
28. riparial adjective \ʁi.pa.ʁjal\
29. riparien adjective, noun \ʁi.pa.ʁjɛ̃\
30. Riparienne noun
31. ripariole noun \ʁi.pa.ʁjɔl\
32. riparium noun \ʁi.pa.ʁjɔm\
33. ripaton noun \ʁi.pɑ.tɔ̃\
34. ripatonner verb \ʁi.pa.tɔ.ne\
35. ripe noun, verb /ʁip/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
36. ripelouvois adjective \ʁi.plu.vwa\
37. ripement noun \ʁip.mɑ̃\
38. riper verb /ʁi.pe/: to slip
39. Ripert proper noun
40. ripeur noun \ʁi.pœʁ\
41. ripeuse noun \ʁi.pøz\
42. ripi- prefix \ʁi.pi\
43. ripicole adjective /ʁi.pi.kɔl/: ripicolous
44. ripiculture noun \ʁi.pi.kyl.tyʁ\
45. ripidion noun \ʁi.pi.djɔ̃\
46. ripidolite noun \ʁi.pi.dɔ.lit\
47. ripiéniste noun \ʁi.pje.nist\
48. ripieno noun \ʁi.pje.no\: ripieno
49. ripierrois adjective, noun \ʁi.pjɛ.ʁwa\
50. ripisilve noun \ʁi.pi.silv\
51. ripisylve adjective, noun /ʁi.pi.silv/: riparian forest
52. Ripley proper noun
53. ripoire noun \ʁi.pwaʁ\
54. ripolin noun \ʁi.pɔ.lɛ̃\
55. ripolinage noun \ʁi.pɔ.li.naʒ\
56. ripoline adjective, verb \ʁi.po.li.ne\: past participle of ripoliner
57. ripoliner verb /ʁi.pɔ.li.ne/: to paint (poorly)
58. ripolineur noun \ʁi.pɔ.li.nœʁ\
59. ripolineuse noun \ʁi.pɔ.li.nøz\
60. ripolinisation noun \ʁi.pɔ.li.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
61. ripoliniser verb \ʁi.pɔ.li.ni.ze\
62. Ripoll proper noun /ʁi.pɔl/: Ripoll (the capital of Ripollès, Girona, Catalonia)
63. ripon noun \ʁi.pɔ̃\
64. Riponnais noun \ʁi.pɔ.nɛ\
65. ripopée noun /ʁi.pɔ.pe/: a mixture of different leftover wines made by a tavernkeeper
66. riposte noun, verb /ʁi.pɔst/: riposte
67. riposter verb /ʁi.pɔs.te/: to retort
68. riposteur noun \ʁi.pɔs.tœʁ\
69. ripou adjective, noun /ʁi.pu/: bent (corrupt)
70. ripoublicain adjective, noun \ʁi.pu.bli.kɛ̃\
71. ripoublicaniser verb \ʁi.pu.bli.ka.ni.ze\
72. ripoublique noun \ʁi.pu.blik\
73. ripoue adjective, noun /ʁi.pu/: feminine singular of ripou
74. ripouner verb \ʁi.pu.ne\
75. ripouser verb \ʁi.pu.ze\
76. ripper noun, verb \ʁi.pœʁ\: ripper
77. rippeur noun \ʁi.pœʁ\
78. rippeuse noun \ʁi.pøz\
79. ripping noun \ʁi.piŋ\
80. Ripple proper noun
81. ripuaire adjective, noun \ʁi.pɥɛʁ\: Ripuarian
82. ripuarien adjective
83. riquet noun \ʁi.kɛ\
84. riquet à la houpe noun \ʁi.kɛ.ta.la.up\
85. riquetois adjective, noun
86. Riquetoise noun
87. Riquewihr proper noun \ʁi.k(ə).viːʁ\
88. riquewihrien adjective, noun
89. Riquewihrienne noun
90. riquierais adjective, noun
91. Riquieraise noun
92. riquimpette noun \ʁi.kɛ̃.pɛt\
93. riquiqui adjective, noun /ʁi.ki.ki/: tiny, narrow, cramped
94. riquiquifier verb \ʁi.ki.ki.fje\
95. riquiquisation noun \ʁi.ki.ki.za.sjɔ̃\
96. riquiquiser verb \ʁi.ki.ki.ze\
97. riquiquité noun \ʁi.ki.ki.te\
98. riquiquiter verb \ʁi.ki.ki.te\
99. riquiquités noun \ʁi.ki.ki.te\
100. riquiquitude noun \ʁi.ki.ki.tyd\
101. rira bien qui rira le dernier phrase, proverb /ʁi.ʁa bjɛ̃ ki ʁi.ʁa l(ə) dɛʁ.nje/: he who laughs last laughs best
102. rire noun, verb /ʁiʁ/: to laugh
103. rire à gorge déployée verb /ʁiʁ a ɡɔʁ.ʒ(ə) de.plwa.je/: to laugh out loud, to laugh one's head off, to laugh fit to burst
104. rire à s’en décrocher la mâchoire verb
105. rire à s’en péter l’âme verb \ʁi.ʁ‿a s‿ɑ̃ pe.te l‿ɑm\
106. rire à se tenir les côtes verb \ʁi.ʁ‿a sə tə.niʁ le kot\
107. rire au nez verb \ʁi.ʁ‿o ne\
108. rire aux anges verb \ʁi.ʁ‿o.z‿ɑ̃ʒ\
109. rire aux anges du bon Dieu verb \ʁi.ʁ‿o.z‿ɑ̃ʒ dy bɔ̃ djø\
110. rire aux dépens d’autrui phrase \ʁiʁ o de.pɑ̃ d‿o.tʁɥi\
111. rire aux éclats verb /ʁi.ʁ‿o.z‿e.kla/: to laugh out loud
112. rire aux larmes verb /ʁiʁ o laʁm/: to laugh out loud, to laugh one's head off, to laugh until one cries, to be in stitches
113. rire comme un bossu verb /ʁiʁ kɔm œ̃ bɔ.sy/: to laugh out loud; to laugh one's head off; to laugh like a drain
114. rire comme un crevé verb \ʁiʁ kɔ.m‿œ̃ kʁə.ve\
115. rire comme un fou verb \ʁiʁ kɔ.m‿œ̃ fu\
116. rire comme un peigne verb \ʁiʁ kɔ.m‿œ̃ pɛɲ\
117. rire comme une baleine verb /ʁiʁ kɔm yn ba.lɛn/: laugh out loud; laugh one's head off; laugh like a drain
118. rire comme une hyène verb \ʁiʁ kɔ.m‿yn jɛn\
119. rire dans sa barbe verb /ʁiʁ dɑ̃ sa baʁb/: to laugh in one's sleeve, to chuckle to oneself
120. rire de baleine noun \ʁiʁ də ba.lɛn\
121. rire de bon cœur verb \ʁiʁ də bɔ̃ kœʁ\
122. rire de bon coeur typographic variant
123. rire de gorge noun \ʁiʁ də ɡɔʁʒ\
124. rire de tout verb \ʁiʁ də tu\
125. rire du bout des dents verb \ʁiʁ dy bu dɛ dɑ̃\
126. rire du bout des lèvres verb \ʁiʁ dy bu dɛ lɛvʁ\
127. rire en boîte noun \ʁi.ʁ‿ɑ̃ bwat\
128. rire enregistré noun \ʁi.ʁ‿ɑ̃.ʁə.ʒis.tʁe\
129. rire étouffé noun
130. rire homérique noun /ʁiʁ ɔ.me.ʁik/: Homeric laughter
131. rire jaune noun, verb /ʁiʁ ʒon/: to laugh in a forced way, to give a hollow laugh, to laugh grudgingly
132. rire sardonique noun \ʁiʁ saʁ.dɔ.nik\
133. rire sous cape verb /ʁiʁ su kap/: to laugh in one's sleeve, to chuckle to oneself
134. Riri proper noun \ʁi.ʁi\
135. ris noun, verb /ʁi/: reef (portion of a sail)
136. ris de veau noun \ʁi də vo\
137. Risa proper noun /ʁi.za/: a female given name from Japanese
138. risais adjective, noun
139. Risaise noun
140. risave noun
141. risban noun \ʁis.bɑ̃\: risbank
142. risberme noun \ʁis.bɛʁm\
143. RISC noun \ʁisk\
144. Riscle proper noun \ʁiskl\
145. risclois adjective, noun
146. Riscloise noun
147. risdale noun \ʁi.sdal\
148. Rise proper noun
149. risée noun /ʁi.ze/: outburst of laughter
150. riser noun, verb \ʁi.ze\
151. risette noun /ʁi.zɛt/: smile (especially of a child)
152. rishi noun \ʁi.ʃi\
153. risibiliser verb \ʁi.zi.bi.li.ze\
154. risibilité noun \ʁi.zi.bi.li.te\: the quality of being laughable, risibility
155. risible adjective, noun /ʁi.zibl/: risible, laughable
156. risiblement adverb /ʁi.zi.blə.mɑ̃/: risibly
157. Risle proper noun /ʁil/: The Risle (a left tributary of the Seine in Normandy, France)
158. Risley proper noun
159. rismadel noun \ʁis.ma.dɛl\
160. riso noun \ʁi.zo\
161. risographe noun \ʁi.zo.ɡʁaf\
162. risographie noun \ʁi.zo.ɡʁa.fi\
163. risographier verb \ʁi.zo.ɡʁa.fje\
164. risoni noun \ʁi.zɔ.ni\
165. Risorgimento proper noun \ʁi.zɔʁ.dʒi.mɛn.to\
166. risorius noun \ʁi.zo.ʁjys\
167. risoter verb \ʁi.zɔ.te\
168. risotter verb \ʁi.zɔ.te\
169. risotto noun /ʁi.zɔ.to/: risotto
170. Risoul proper noun
171. risoulin adjective, noun
172. Risouline noun
173. risperdal noun \ʁis.pɛʁ.dal\
174. rispéridone noun \ʁis.pe.ʁi.dɔn\: risperidone
175. rispérien adjective, noun
176. Rispérienne noun
177. risquable adjective \ʁis.kabl\: synonym of risqué; risky
178. risque adjective, noun, verb /ʁis.ke/: risky
179. risque climatique noun \ʁisk kli.ma.tik\
180. risque existentiel noun \ʁis.k‿ɛɡ.zis.tɑ̃.sjɛl\
181. risque majeur noun \ʁisk ma.ʒœʁ\
182. risque naturel noun
183. risque technologique noun
184. risque-tout noun \ʁis.ktu\
185. risque zéro noun \ʁisk ze.ʁo\
186. risquer verb /ʁis.ke/: to risk, to put at risk
187. risquer gros verb /ʁis.ke ɡʁo/: to take a big risk; to risk a lot
188. risquer gros jeu verb \ʁis.ke ɡʁo ʒø\
189. risquer le coup verb \ʁis.ke lə ku\
190. risquer le fagot verb \ʁis.ke lə fa.ɡo\
191. risquer le paquet verb
192. risquer sa peau verb /ʁis.ke sa po/: to risk one's neck, to risk life and limb
193. risques psychosociaux noun \ʁisk psi.kɔ.sɔ.sjo\
194. risquetout noun
195. risqueur adjective, noun /ʁis.kœʁ/: risktaking
196. risquophile adjective \ʁis.kɔ.fil\
197. risquophobe adjective \ʁis.kɔ.fɔb\
198. risquophobie noun \ʁis.kɔ.fɔ.bi\
199. riss noun
200. risse noun, verb \ʁis\: first-person singular imperfect subjunctive of rire
201. risséite noun \ʁi.se.it\
202. risser verb \ʁi.se\
203. Risso proper noun \ʁi.so\
204. rissois adjective, noun
205. Rissoise noun
206. rissolage noun \ʁi.sɔ.laʒ\
207. rissolé noun, verb \ʁi.sɔl\: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
208. rissolée adjective, verb \ʁi.sɔ.le\: feminine singular of rissolé
209. rissolement noun \ʁi.sɔl.mɑ̃\
210. rissoler verb /ʁi.sɔ.le/: to brown (meat, etc.)
211. rissolette noun \ʁi.sɔ.lɛt\
212. risson noun \ʁi.sɔ̃\
213. Rissouli proper noun
214. ristapler verb \ʁis.ta.ple\
215. riste noun \ʁist\
216. Ristigouche proper noun \ʁis.ti.guʃ\
217. ristolin adjective, noun
218. Ristoline noun
219. ristorne noun
220. ristorner verb \ʁi.stɔʁ.ne\
221. ristournable adjective \ʁis.tuʁ.nabl\
222. ristourne noun, verb /ʁis.tuʁn/: discount; rebate
223. ristourner verb \ʁis.tuʁ.ne\: to rebate, discount
224. ristretto noun \ʁis.tʁe.to\
225. risure noun \ʁi.zyʁ\
226. rit adverb, noun, verb /ʁi/: third-person singular present indicative
227. Rita proper noun \ʁi.ta\
228. rital adjective, noun /ʁi.tal/: wop, dago (person of Italian descent)
229. ritale noun /ʁi.tal/: female equivalent of rital
230. Ritalin noun \ʁi.ta.lɛ̃\
231. ritaline noun \ʁi.ta.lin\: Ritalin
232. ritardando adverb, noun \ʁi.taʁ.dɑ̃.do\: ritardando
233. ritardendo adverb, noun \ʁi.taʁ.dɑ̃.do\
234. Ritchie proper noun
235. rite noun /ʁit/: rite
236. rite de passage noun /ʁit də pa.saʒ/: rite of passage (ceremony or series of ceremonies to celebrate a passage or transition from one stage of a person’s life to another; any significant event...
237. ritien adjective, noun \ʁi.sjɛ̃\
238. ritodrine noun \ʁi.to.dʁin\
239. Ritois noun \ʁi.twa\
240. Riton proper noun \ʁi.tɔ̃\
241. ritournelle noun /ʁi.tuʁ.nɛl/: refrain (music)
242. ritournelle publicitaire noun \ʁi.tuʁ.nɛl py.bli.si.tɛʁ\
243. ritourneller verb \ʁi.tuʁ.nɛ.le\
244. Ritsos proper noun
245. rittage noun \ʁi.taʒ\
246. ritte noun \ʁit\
247. ritter verb \ʁi.te\
248. rittera verb \ʁi.tə.ʁa\
249. rittershoffenois adjective, noun
250. Rittershoffenoise noun
251. rittmestre noun \ʁit.mɛstʁ\
252. ritton noun \ʁi.tɔ̃\
253. rittre noun \ʁitʁ\
254. ritualisation noun \ʁi.tɥa.li.za.sjɔ̃\: ritualization
255. ritualiser verb \ʁi.tɥa.li.ze\: to ritualize
256. ritualisme noun \ʁi.tɥa.lism\: ritualism
257. ritualiste adjective, noun /ʁi.tɥa.list/: ritualist
258. ritualité noun \ʁi.tɥa.li.te\
259. rituel adjective, noun \ʁi.tɥɛl\: ritual
260. rituélique adjective \ʁi.ty.e.lik\
261. rituellement adverb \ʁi.tɥɛl.mɑ̃\: ritually
262. Ritz proper noun \ʁits\
263. ritzien adjective \ʁit.sjɛ̃\
264. riuler verb \ʁjy.le\
265. riva noun, verb \ʁi.va\: third-person singular past historic of river
266. rivage noun /ʁi.vaʒ/: bank; shore; coast
267. Rivain proper noun
268. rivaïte noun \ʁi.va.it\
269. rival adjective, noun /ʁi.val/: rival
270. rivale adjective, noun \ʁi.val\: feminine singular of rival
271. rivalisable adjective \ʁi.va.li.zabl\
272. rivaliser verb /ʁi.va.li.ze/: to compete
273. rivalité noun /ʁi.va.li.te/: rivalry
274. rivalité de clocher noun \ʁi.va.li.te də klɔ.ʃe\
275. rivancher verb \ʁi.vɑ̃.ʃe\
276. rivaner noun \ʁi.va.nøʁ\
277. Rivard proper noun /ʁi.vaʁ/: a habitational surname, Rivard, from landforms
278. rivarennais adjective, noun
279. Rivarennaise noun
280. rivarennois adjective, noun
281. Rivarennoise noun
282. Rivarol proper noun \ʁi.va.ʁol\
283. rivarolien adjective \ʁi.va.ʁol.ʁjɛ̃\
284. Rivaz proper noun
285. rive noun, verb /ʁiv/: bank (of a river)
286. rive droite noun /ʁiv dʁwat/: right bank (the bank to the right of a river when facing downstream)
287. rive gauche noun /ʁiv ɡoʃ/: left bank (the bank to the left of a river when facing downstream)
288. rive-sudois adjective, noun \ʁiv.sy.dwa\
289. riveau noun \ʁi.vo\
290. Rivecourt proper noun
291. rivecourtais adjective, noun
292. Rivecourtaise noun
293. rivedousais adjective, noun
294. Rivedousaise noun
295. Rivel proper noun
296. rivelaine noun \ʁiv.lɛn\
297. rivelet noun \ʁi.v(ə).lɛ\
298. rivelin noun \ʁiv.lɛ̃\
299. rivelois adjective, noun \ʁi.və.lwa\
300. Riveloise noun

Part 60 · Part 62 · French words: R

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 R: 22,689 words, in 76 parts.