French words: scorpiojelle to scytale

French words scorpiojelle to scytale

1. scorpiojelle noun \skɔʁ.pjɔ.ʒɛl\
2. scorpion noun /skɔʁ.pjɔ̃/: scorpion
3. scorpion d’eau noun \skɔʁ.pjɔ̃ d‿o\
4. scorpion de mer noun \skɔʁ.pjɔ̃ də mɛʁ\
5. scorpione noun \skɔʁ.pi.on\
6. scorpionides noun \skɔʁ.pjɔ.nid\
7. scorpionne noun \skɔʁ.pjɔn\
8. scorpionnesque adjective \skɔʁ.pjɔ.nɛsk\
9. scorpions de mer noun \skɔʁ.pjɔ̃ də mɛʁ\
10. scorpiot noun \skɔʁ.pjo\
11. scorpiure noun \skɔʁ.pjyʁ\
12. scors noun
13. Scorsese proper noun
14. scorsonère noun /skɔʁ.sɔ.nɛʁ/: black salsify
15. scortatoire adjective \skɔʁ.ta.twaʁ\
16. scorvipontain adjective, noun
17. Scorvipontaine noun
18. scorza noun \skɔʁ.za\
19. scot noun \skɔt\
20. scotch noun /skɔtʃ/: scotch (whisky)
21. scotch-terrier noun \skɔtʃ.tɛ.ʁje\
22. scotchage noun \skɔ.tʃaʒ\
23. scotchant adjective, verb: present participle of scotcher
24. scotcher verb /skɔt.ʃe/: to apply Scotch tape
25. scotie noun \skɔ.ti\
26. scotisme noun \skɔ.tism\: Scotism
27. scotismes noun \skɔ.tism\
28. scotiste adjective, noun \skɔ.tist\: Scotist
29. scotistique adjective \skɔ.tis.tik\
30. scotobiologie noun /sko.to.bjɔ.lɔ.ʒi/: scotobiology
31. scotobiologique adjective: scotobiological
32. scotobiologiste noun: scotobiologist
33. scotodinie noun \skɔ.tɔ.di.ni\
34. scotome noun \skɔ.tɔm\
35. scotomisation noun \skɔ.tɔ.mi.za.sjɔ̃\
36. scotomiser verb \skɔ.tɔ.mi.ze\
37. scotophase noun \skɔ.tɔ.faz\
38. scotophobe adjective, noun \skɔ.tɔ.fɔb\
39. scotophobie noun \skɔ.tɔ.fɔ.bi\
40. scotophone adjective, noun \skɔ.tɔ.fɔn\
41. scotophore adjective \skɔ.tɔ.fɔʁ\
42. scotopique adjective \skɔ.tɔ.pik\
43. scototactique adjective \sko.to.tak.tik\
44. scots noun /skɔts/: Scots (the language spoken in Scotland)
45. scots d'Ulster noun: Ulster Scots (dialect)
46. Scotstown proper noun
47. Scotstownois noun \skɔts.tɔ.nwa\
48. Scott noun \skɔt\
49. Scotta proper noun
50. scottie noun \skɔ.ti\
51. scottish noun /skɔ.tiʃ/: schottische (dance)
52. scottish fold noun
53. scottish terrier noun
54. scottisher verb \skɔ.ti.ʃe\
55. Scotto proper noun
56. Scottois noun \skɔ.twa\
57. Scotton proper noun
58. scoubidou noun /sku.bi.du/: scoubidou
59. scouffin noun \sku.fɛ̃\
60. scoumoune noun /sku.mun/: bad luck
61. scoured noun \skuʁd\
62. scourtin noun \skuʁ.tɛ̃\
63. scourtinerie noun \skuʁ.tin.ʁi\
64. scourtinier noun \skuʁ.ti.nje\
65. scout adjective, noun \skut\: scout, boy scout
66. scout un jour, scout toujours phrase
67. scoute noun \skut\: scout; Scout
68. scouter verb \sku.te\
69. scoutesse noun \sku.tɛs\
70. scouteur noun \sku.tœʁ\
71. scoutiser verb \sku.ti.ze\
72. scoutisme noun /sku.tism/: scouting (scout movement)
73. scouts noun \skut\: plural of scout
74. SCP noun \ɛs.se.pe\
75. SCPI noun \ɛs.se.pe.i\
76. scrabblable adjective \skʁa.blabl\
77. scrabble noun, verb \skʁabl\: a play where all seven tiles are used; a bingo
78. scrabbler verb /skʁa.ble/: to play a move that uses all seven tiles
79. scrabblesque adjective
80. scrabbleur noun \skʁa.blœʁ\: a Scrabble player
81. scrabbleuse noun /skʁa.bløz/: female equivalent of scrabbleur
82. scrabbliser verb \skʁa.bli.ze\
83. scrabe noun \skʁab\
84. scraber verb \skʁa.be\
85. scrabouiller verb \skʁa.bu.je\
86. scrafer verb \skʁa.fe\
87. scramaison noun \skʁa.mɛ.zɔ̃\
88. scramasaxe noun \skʁa.ma.saks\
89. scramble noun
90. scrammer verb \skʁa.me\
91. scrap adjective, noun \skʁap\
92. scrapathon noun
93. scrapbook noun \skʁap.buk\
94. scrapbooking noun /skʁap.bu.kiŋ/: scrapbooking
95. scraper noun, verb \skʁa.pe\
96. scrapeur noun \skʁa.pœʁ\
97. scrapeuse noun \skʁa.pøz\
98. scrapie noun \skʁa.pi\
99. scrapine noun \skʁa.pin\
100. scrapper verb \skʁa.pe\
101. scrappeur noun \skʁa.pœʁ\
102. scrappeuse noun \skʁa.pøz\
103. scraps noun \skʁap\
104. scratch noun, onomatopoeia /skʁatʃ/: Velcro
105. scratch and sniff noun
106. scratch match noun \skʁatʃ matʃ\
107. scratcher noun, verb /skʁat.ʃe/: to scratch, to make a scratch
108. scratcheur noun \skʁat.ʃœʁ\
109. scratcheuse noun \skʁat.ʃøz\
110. screamo noun \skʁi.mo\
111. screamo crunk noun \skʁi.mo kʁœŋk\
112. screau noun \skʁo\
113. scred adjective \skʁɛd\
114. screen noun, verb /skʁin/: a screenshot
115. screener noun, verb \skʁi.nœʁ\
116. screening noun \skʁi.niŋ\
117. screenshot noun \skʁin.ʃɔt\
118. screud adjective \skʁød\
119. screugneugneu interjection \skʁø.ɲø.ɲø\
120. screw noun \skɹuː\
121. screw job noun \skʁu dʒɔb\
122. scriabinien adjective /skʁi.ja.bi.njɛ̃/: Scriabinian
123. scribain noun \skʁi.bɛ̃\
124. scribal adjective \skʁi.bal\
125. scribalité noun \skʁi.ba.li.te\
126. scriban noun /skʁi.bɑ̃/: writing desk
127. scribanne noun \skʁi.ban\
128. scribe noun /skʁib/: scribe
129. scribesse noun \skʁi.bɛs\: female scribe; scribess
130. scriblage noun \skʁi.blaʒ\
131. scribomane noun \skʁi.bɔ.man\
132. scribomanie noun \skʁi.bo.ma.ni\
133. scribouillage noun \skʁi.bu.jaʒ\
134. scribouillard noun /skʁi.bu.jaʁ/: pen-pusher
135. scribouillarde noun \skʁi.bu.jaʁd\: female equivalent of scribouillard
136. scribouiller verb \skʁi.bu.je\
137. scribouilleur noun \skʁi.bu.jœʁ\
138. scribouilleuse noun \skʁi.bu.jøz\
139. Scrignac proper noun
140. scrignacois adjective, noun
141. Scrignacoise noun
142. scrigne noun
143. scrimshaw noun \skʁim.ʃo\
144. scriniaire noun \skʁi.njɛʁ\
145. scripophile noun \skʁi.pɔ.fil\
146. scripophilie noun \skʁi.pɔ.fi.li\
147. script adjective, noun /skʁipt/: script (written dialogue for a play, film, etc.)
148. script kiddie noun /skʁipt ki.di/: script kiddie
149. scripta noun \skʁip.ta\
150. scriptable adjective \skip.tabl\
151. scriptage noun \skʁip.taʒ\
152. scripte noun \skʁipt\
153. scripter verb \skʁip.te\
154. scriptes noun \skʁipt\
155. scripteur adjective, noun /skʁip.tœʁ/: writer
156. scriptible adjective \skip.tibl\: readerly, readable (in Barthesian contexts: to be read passively, without creative engagement)
157. scripting noun \skʁip.tiŋ\
158. scriptlet noun \skʁip.tlɛt\
159. scripto-thérapie noun \skʁip.to.te.ʁa.pi\
160. scriptophile noun \skʁi.ptɔ.fil\
161. scriptophilie noun \skʁi.ptɔ.fi.li\
162. scriptorial adjective \skʁi.ptɔ.ʁjal\
163. scriptorium noun /skʁip.tɔ.ʁjɔm/: a scriptorium
164. scriptrice noun \skʁip.tʁis\
165. scripturaire adjective \skʁip.ty.ʁɛʁ\: scriptural
166. scriptural adjective \skʁi.pty.ʁal\: scriptural
167. scripturaliser verb \skʁip.ty.ʁa.li.ze\
168. scripturalité noun /skʁip.ty.ʁa.li.te/: the quality of being written; the character of writing
169. scripturant noun \skʁip.ty.ʁɑ̃\
170. scritch onomatopoeia \skʁitʃ\
171. Scriven proper noun
172. scrobe noun \skʁɔb\
173. scrobiculaire noun \skʁɔ.bi.ky.lɛʁ\
174. scrobicule adjective, noun /skʁɔ.bi.ky.le/: scrobiculate
175. scrobiculeux adjective
176. scrofulaire noun \skʁɔ.fy.lɛʁ\: figwort (of the genus Scrophularia)
177. scrofulaire aquatique noun
178. scrofulariacée noun \skʁɔ.fy.la.ʁja.se\
179. scrofule noun \skʁɔ.fyl\: scrofula
180. scrofuleux adjective, noun \skʁɔ.fy.lø\: scrofulous
181. scrofulide noun \skʁɔ.fy.lid\
182. scrofulien adjective, noun
183. Scrofulienne noun
184. scrofuliser verb \skʁɔ.fy.li.ze\
185. scrofulose noun \skʁɔ.fy.loz\
186. scrogneugneu adjective, interjection, noun /skʁɔ.ɲø.ɲø/: blast, dash it all, dagnabbit
187. scrole noun \skʁɔl\
188. scroll noun \skʁɔl\
189. scrollable adjective \skʁo.labl\
190. scroller verb /skʁɔ.le/: to scroll
191. scrombroïdose noun \skɔ̃.bʁɔ.i.doz\
192. scrongneugneu adjective, interjection, noun \skʁɔ̃.ɲø.ɲø\
193. scrontch onomatopoeia \skʁɔ̃tʃ\
194. scrophulariacée noun \skʁɔ.fy.la.ʁja.se\
195. scrophulariacées noun \skʁɔ.fy.la.ʁja.se\
196. scrotal adjective /skʁɔ.tal/: scrotal
197. scrotiforme adjective \skʁɔ.ti.fɔʁm\
198. scroto noun \skʁo.to\
199. scrotocèle noun \skʁɔ.tɔ.sɛl\
200. scrotox noun \skʁɔ.tɔks\
201. scrotum noun /skʁɔ.tɔm/: scrotum
202. scroutch onomatopoeia
203. scroutcher verb \skʁut.ʃe\
204. SCRS proper noun \ɛs.se.ɛʁ.ɛs\
205. SCRT noun \ɛʁ.te\
206. scrub noun \skʁœb\
207. scrubber noun \skʁœ.bœʁ\
208. scrum noun \skʁœm\: scrum: A crowd of reporters and spokesperson
209. Scrumban noun
210. scrunching noun \skʁœn.ʃiŋ\
211. scrunk noun \skʁœŋk\
212. scrupule noun /skʁy.pyl/: scruple, compunction, qualm
213. scrupuleusement adverb /skʁy.py.løz.mɑ̃/: scrupulously (in a careful manner)
214. scrupuleux adjective /skʁy.py.lø/: scrupulous, meticulous, painstaking (exactly and carefully conducted)
215. scrupulosité noun \skʁy.py.lo.zi.te\: scrupulosity
216. scrutateur adjective, noun \skʁy.ta.tœʁ\: scrutineer
217. scrutation noun \skʁy.ta.sjɔ̃\: polling
218. scrutatrice adjective, noun /skʁy.ta.tʁis/: feminine singular of scrutateur
219. scruter verb /skʁy.te/: to scrutinise, scrutinize, put under the microscope
220. scrutin noun /skʁy.tɛ̃/: ballot
221. scrutin d'arrondissement noun: a system of election in France where the voter voted only for a local candidate or candidates
222. scrutin de liste noun \skʁy.tɛ̃ də list\: Before World War I, a system of election of national representatives in France by which the electors of a department voted for all the deputies to be...
223. scrutin majoritaire noun \skʁy.tɛ̃ ma.ʒɔ.ʁi.tɛʁ\
224. scrutin majoritaire uninominal noun \skʁy.tɛ̃ ma.ʒɔ.ʁi.tɛ.ʁ‿y.ni.nɔ.mi.nal\
225. scrutin majoritaire uninominal à un tour noun /skʁy.tɛ̃ ma.ʒɔ.ʁi.tɛʁ y.ni.nɔ.mi.nal a œ̃ tuʁ/: first past the post
226. scrutiner verb \skʁy.ti.ne\
227. Scruton proper noun
228. SCSI noun \ɛs.se.ɛ.s‿i\
229. SCT noun \ɛs.se.te\
230. SCTP noun
231. SCU noun \ɛs.se.y\
232. scubac noun \sky.bak\
233. scud noun \skœd\
234. Scuderia proper noun
235. scudériser verb
236. scudérisme noun \sky.de.ʁism\
237. Scudéry proper noun \sky.de.ʁi\
238. scudetto noun
239. æsculine noun \ɛs.ky.lin\
240. scull noun
241. sculptable adjective \skyl.tabl\
242. sculptant adjective, verb \skyl.tɑ̃\: present participle of sculpter
243. sculpté dans un marron d’Inde adjective \skyl.te dɑ̃.z‿œ̃ ma.ʁɔ̃ d‿ɛ̃d\
244. sculpter verb /skyl.te/: to sculpt
245. sculpter l’atmosphère verb \skyl.te.l‿at.mɔs.fɛʁ\
246. sculpterie noun \skyl.tə.ʁi\
247. sculpteur noun /skyl.tœʁ/: sculptor
248. sculpteure noun \skyl.tœʁ\
249. sculpteurice noun \skyl.tœʁ.ʁis\
250. sculpteuse noun \skyl.tøz\
251. sculptrice noun /skyl.tʁis/: female equivalent of sculpteur
252. sculptural adjective \skyl.ty.ʁal\: sculptural
253. sculpturalement adverb \skyl.ty.ʁal.mɑ̃\: sculpturally
254. sculpturaliser verb \skyl.ty.ʁa.li.ze\
255. sculpture noun /skyl.tyʁ/: sculpture
256. sculpturesque adjective \skyl.ty.ʁɛsk\
257. scupide adjective \sky.pid\
258. scupidité noun \sky.pi.di.te\
259. scuppernong noun
260. scurrile adjective \sky.ʁil\
261. scurrilité noun \sky.ʁi.li.te\
262. scuse interjection \skyz\
263. scusez interjection \sky.ze\
264. scutaire noun /sky.tɛʁ/: squire
265. Scutari proper noun
266. scute noun \skyt\
267. scutellaire adjective, noun /sky.tɛ.lɛʁ/: scutellar
268. scutellaire blanchâtre noun /sky.tɛ.lɛʁ blɑ̃.ʃatʁ/: hoary skullcap (Scutellaria incana) L.
269. scutellaire du Baïkal noun \sky.tɛl.lɛʁ dy baj.kal\
270. scutellarine noun \sky.tɛ.la.ʁin\: scutellarin
271. scutelle noun \sky.tɛl\
272. scutelliforme adjective \sky.tɛ.li.fɔʁm\
273. scutellum noun \sky.tɛ.lɔm\: scutellum
274. scutibranche adjective \sky.ti.bʁɑ̃ʃ\
275. scutifolié adjective \sky.ti.fɔ.lje\
276. scutiforme adjective \sky.ti.fɔʁm\: scutiform
277. scutigère noun \sky.ti.ʒɛʁ\
278. scutigère véloce noun \sky.ti.ʒɛʁ ve.lɔs\
279. scuto-sternal adjective \sky.tɔ.stɛʁ.nal\
280. scutoïde noun \sky.to.id\
281. scutosaure noun \sky.to.zɔʁ\
282. scutule noun \sky.tyl\
283. scutum noun \sky.tɔm\
284. Scy proper noun
285. scybale noun \si.bal\
286. scybales noun \si.bal\
287. scygéocastellois adjective, noun
288. Scygéocastelloise noun
289. Scylla proper noun /si.la/: Scylla
290. scyllion noun \si.ljɔ̃\
291. scyllite noun \si.lit\
292. scyllitol noun \si.li.tɔl\
293. scyphate adjective \si.fat\
294. scyphe noun /sif/: scyphus (a kind of large drinking cup used in Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, especially by poor people)
295. scyphiforme adjective \si.fi.fɔʁm\
296. scyphozoaire noun
297. scyphule noun \si.fyl\
298. scyphuliforme adjective \si.fy.li.fɔʁm\
299. Scyros proper noun \si.ʁɔs\
300. scytale noun \si.tal\

Part 39 · Part 41 · French words: S

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 S: 34,875 words, in 117 parts.