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French words: skunks to smillage

300 French words, part 75 of 117 of the words starting with S, A to Z. 38 have a page of their own.

French words skunks to smillage

  1. skunks noun /skɔ̃s/: skunk
  2. skuns noun
  3. skuptschina noun \skup.tʃi.na\
  4. skuttérudite noun \sky.te.ʁy.dit\
  5. skvader noun \skvɑ.dɛʁ\
  6. skwal noun \skwal\
  7. sḵwx̱wú7mesh noun
  8. sḵwx̱wú7mesh sníchim noun
  9. sky noun /skaj/: clipping of whisky
  10. skydome noun \skaj.dom\
  11. Skye proper noun
  12. Skye terrier noun \skaj tɛ.ʁje\
  13. Skylar proper noun
  14. Skyler proper noun
  15. skyline noun \skaj.lajn\
  16. Skype proper noun \skajp\
  17. skyper verb \skaj.pe\
  18. skypero noun \skaj.pɛ.ʁo\
  19. skyphos noun \ski.fɔs\
  20. skyr noun \skiʁ\
  21. skyrmion noun \skiʁ.mjɔ̃\
  22. Skyros proper noun \ski.ʁɔs\
  23. skysurf noun \skaj.sœʁf\
  24. SL16 noun
  25. SLA noun \ɛs.ɛl.a\
  26. slab noun \slab\
  27. slabbing noun \slab.biŋɡ\
  28. slache noun \slaʃ\
  29. slack noun \slak\
  30. slacker verb /sla.ke/: to slacken; to loosen
  31. slackline noun /sla.klajn/: slackline
  32. slacktivisme noun \slak.ti.vism\
  33. slacktiviste noun \slak.ti.vist\
  34. slalom noun /sla.lɔm/: slalom (event in skiing, kayaking or other sports)
  35. slalom géant noun \sla.lɔm ʒe.ɑ̃\
  36. slalom incliné noun: banked slalom
  37. slalomer verb \sla.lɔ.me\: to slalom
  38. slalomeur noun /sla.lɔ.mœʁ/: slalomer, slalomist
  39. slalomeuse noun \sla.lɔ.møz\: female equivalent of slalomeur
  40. slam noun \slam\: poetry slam
  41. Slama proper noun
  42. slamer verb \sla.me\
  43. slameur noun \sla.mœʁ\
  44. slameuse noun \sla.møz\
  45. slammer verb /sla.me/: to crowdsurf
  46. slammeur noun \sla.mœʁ\
  47. slammeuse noun \sla.møz\
  48. slang noun /slaŋɡ/: English slang
  49. Slaoui proper noun \sla.wi\
  50. slapp noun
  51. slaque adjective, noun \slak\
  52. slaquer verb \sla.ke\
  53. slarg. adverb
  54. slargando adverb \slaʁ.ɡɑ̃.do\
  55. slash noun \slaʃ\
  56. slasher noun, verb \sla.ʃœʁ\
  57. slasheur noun \sla.ʃœʁ\
  58. slasheuse noun \sla.ʃøz\
  59. slashing noun
  60. slaté noun \sla.te\
  61. slava noun \sla.va\
  62. slave adjective, noun /slav/: Slav, Slavic
  63. slave molisan noun \slav mo.li.zɑ̃\
  64. slaves noun \slav\: plural of slave
  65. slavey du Sud noun
  66. Slaviansk proper noun \sla.vjɑ̃sk\
  67. slavique adjective \sla.vik\
  68. slavisan noun \sla.vi.zɑ̃\
  69. slavisant adjective, noun, verb /sla.vi.zɑ̃/: having Slavic characteristics
  70. slaviser verb /sla.vi.ze/: to make Slavic or more Slavic
  71. slavisme noun /sla.vism/: cultural movement supporting the affirmation of Slav identity
  72. slaviste noun /sla.vist/: Slavist, linguist specialized in Slavic languages
  73. slavistique noun /sla.vis.tik/: Slavic studies, Slavistics
  74. slavité noun \sla.vi.te\
  75. slavitude noun \sla.vi.tyd\
  76. slavologie noun \sla.vɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
  77. slavologue noun \sla.vɔ.lɔɡ\
  78. slavon adjective, noun /sla.vɔ̃/: of Slavonia; Slavonic
  79. Slavonie proper noun \sla.vɔ.ni\: Slavonia (a geographical region and former kingdom in eastern Croatia)
  80. slavonique adjective \sla.vɔ.nik\
  81. slavoniser verb \sla.vɔ.ni.ze\
  82. slavophile adjective, noun /sla.vɔ.fil/: liking Slavic culture
  83. slavophilie noun \sla.vɔ.fi.li\: Slavophilia
  84. slavophilisme noun \sla.vɔ.fi.lism\: Slavophilia
  85. slavophobie noun \sla.vɔ.fɔbi\
  86. slavophone adjective \sla.vo.fɔn\
  87. slay adjective, interjection, verb \slɛj\
  88. SLB proper noun
  89. SLC noun
  90. sle noun \sy.kyʁ.sal\
  91. Sleaford proper noun
  92. sleaze metal noun \sliz me.tal\
  93. sleazeux noun \sli.zø\
  94. sleep and charge noun
  95. sleeper noun \sli.pœʁ\
  96. sleeping noun \sli.piŋ\: sleeping car
  97. sleeping-car noun \sli.piŋ kaʁ\
  98. sleepmaxxing noun
  99. sleevé adjective \sli.ve\
  100. sleever verb \sli.ve\
  101. sleigh noun
  102. sleigovitch noun \slɛ.ɡo.vitʃ\
  103. SLF4J noun
  104. sliammon noun \slaj.a.mɔn\
  105. slibar noun \sli.baʁ\
  106. slibard noun \sli.baʁ\: briefs, underpants, knickers
  107. slicer noun, verb /slaj.se/: to slice the ball
  108. sliceur noun \slaj.sœʁ\
  109. slicing noun \slaj.siŋ\
  110. slick noun \slik\
  111. slide noun \slajd\
  112. slider noun, verb \slaj.dœʁ\
  113. Sligo proper noun
  114. slikke noun \slik\
  115. slim noun \slim\
  116. Slimane proper noun \sli.man\
  117. Slimani proper noun \sli.ma.ni\
  118. slime noun \slajm\
  119. sling noun \sliŋ\
  120. slingback noun
  121. Slingsby proper noun
  122. slinky noun
  123. Slins proper noun
  124. slip noun /slip/: briefs (men's underpants)
  125. slip brésilien noun \slip bʁe.zi.ljɛ̃\
  126. slip de bain noun \slip də bɛ̃\
  127. slip kangourou noun \slip kɑ̃.ɡu.ʁu\
  128. slip-way noun \slip.wɛ\
  129. slipper noun \sli.pœʁ\
  130. slipway noun \slip.wɛ\
  131. Sliti proper noun
  132. slittage noun \sli.taʒ\
  133. slivovitz noun \sli.vɔ.vitz\
  134. sliwowitz noun \sli.vɔ.vitz\
  135. SLK proper noun
  136. Sloan proper noun \slon\
  137. Sloane proper noun \slon\
  138. sloche noun \slɔʃ\: alternative form of slush
  139. slof interjection \slɔf\
  140. slogan noun /slɔ.ɡɑ̃/: slogan (all senses)
  141. sloganiser verb \slɔ.ɡa.ni.ze\
  142. sloguer verb \slɔ.ɡe\
  143. sloka noun \slɔ.ka\
  144. sloop noun \slup\: sloop (boat)
  145. sloop-of-war noun
  146. slop noun \slɔp\
  147. slop-tank noun
  148. slopagande noun \slɔp.pa.ɡɑ̃d\
  149. slopesque adjective
  150. slopestyle noun \slop.stajl\: ellipsis of slopestyle surf des neiges or surf des neiges slopestyle
  151. Sloppy joe noun
  152. slopulisme noun \slɔ.py.lism\
  153. slot noun \slɔt\
  154. sloterdijkien adjective \slɔ.tɛʁ.daj.kjɛ̃\
  155. Slough proper noun \slaw\
  156. sloughi noun /slu.ɡi/: Moroccan greyhound
  157. sloughi touareg noun
  158. slougi noun \slu.ɡi\
  159. slougui noun \slu.ɡi\
  160. slovaco- prefix \slo.va.ko\
  161. slovacophone adjective, noun \slo.va.ko.fɔn\
  162. slovaque adjective, noun /slɔ.vak/: Slovak, Slovakian, the Slovakian language
  163. Slovaquie proper noun /slɔ.va.ki/: Slovakia (a country in Central Europe)
  164. slovaquisation noun \slɔ.va.ki.za.sjɔ̃\
  165. slovaquiser verb \slɔ.va.ki.ze\
  166. slovaquistique noun \slɔ.va.kis.tik\
  167. slovène adjective, noun /slɔ.vɛn/: Slovenian, the Slovenian language
  168. Slovénie proper noun /slɔ.ve.ni/: Slovenia (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Central Europe)
  169. slovénisant adjective, noun \slɔ.ve.ni.zɑ̃\
  170. slovénisation noun \slɔ.ve.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
  171. slovéniser verb \slɔ.ve.ni.ze\
  172. slovéno- prefix \slo.ve.no\
  173. slovénophone adjective, noun \slɔ.ve.nɔ.fɔn\
  174. slovensky kopov noun
  175. Sloviansk proper noun \slɔ.vjɑ̃sk\
  176. slovince noun \slo.vɛ̃s\
  177. slovio noun \slɔ.vjo\
  178. slovo noun \slɔ.vɔ\
  179. slow noun /slo/: waltz (slow waltz, English waltz)
  180. slow coffee noun
  181. slow dating noun
  182. slow drag noun
  183. slow fashion noun
  184. slow fox noun \slo fɔks\
  185. slow motion noun \slo mo.ʃœn\
  186. slow science noun \slo sa.jəns\
  187. slow steaming noun
  188. slow TV noun \slo te.ve\
  189. slowbalisation noun \slo.ba.li.za.sjɔ̃\
  190. slowcore noun \slo.kɔʁ\
  191. slower verb \slo.e\
  192. SLR noun: LR; initialism of système léger sur rail or système léger sur rails (light rail system)
  193. slt interjection, noun \sa.ly\: abbreviation of salut (“hi”)
  194. Sluc proper noun
  195. sludge noun \slœdʒ\
  196. sludge doom noun
  197. sludge metal noun
  198. sludgeux noun
  199. slugifier verb \slœ.gi.fje\
  200. Sluis proper noun
  201. slunch noun \slœnʃ\
  202. slurp onomatopoeia \slyʁp\
  203. slurper verb \slœʁ.pe\
  204. slurry noun
  205. Sluse proper noun
  206. slush noun /slɔʃ/: slush (half-melted snow or ice)
  207. slut shaming noun \slœt ʃɛj.miŋ\
  208. SM adjective, noun, symbol \ɛ.s‿ɛm\
  209. sm’algyax noun
  210. SMA noun
  211. sma't adjective: smart
  212. SMAC noun \smak\
  213. smack noun \smak\
  214. smacker verb \sma.ke\
  215. SMACL proper noun \smakl\
  216. SMAD noun
  217. Smadja proper noun /sma.dʒa/: a surname from Arabic
  218. Smagghe proper noun
  219. Smail proper noun
  220. smala noun /sma.la/: tribe, entourage (of chieftain)
  221. smalah noun \sma.la\: alternative spelling of smala
  222. Småland stövare noun
  223. Small Computer System Interface noun
  224. small talk noun \smɔl tɔlk\
  225. Smalley proper noun
  226. smallint noun \smol.int\
  227. Smallwood proper noun
  228. smalt noun /smal/: smalt
  229. smalte noun \smalt\
  230. smaltine noun \smal.tin\: smaltine
  231. smaltite noun \smal.tit\
  232. Smara proper noun \sma.ʁa\
  233. smaragde noun \sma.ʁaɡd\
  234. smaragdin adjective /sma.ʁaɡ.dɛ̃/: emerald in color
  235. smaragdite noun \sma.ʁaɡ.dit\: smaragdite
  236. smaragdo-chalcite noun \sma.ʁaɡ.do.kal.sit\
  237. smaris noun \sma.ʁis\
  238. smaris vulgaire noun \sma.ʁis vyl.ɡɛʁ\
  239. smart adjective \smaʁt\
  240. smart city noun \smaʁt si.ti\
  241. smart contract noun
  242. smart farming noun \smaʁt faʁ.miŋ\
  243. smart grid noun \smaʁt ɡʁid\
  244. smart-power noun \smaʁt po.wœʁ\
  245. smart set noun \smaʁt sɛt\
  246. smarteux noun \smaʁ.tø\
  247. smartgrid noun \smaʁt.ɡʁid\
  248. Smarties proper noun
  249. smartiser verb \smaʁ.ti.ze\
  250. smartphone noun /smaʁt.fɔn/: smartphone
  251. smartphoner verb \smaʁt.fɔ.ne\
  252. smartphoniser verb \smaʁt.fɔ.ni.ze\
  253. smartphonite noun \smaʁt.fɔ.nit\
  254. smartvape noun
  255. smartwatch noun \smaʁt.watʃ\
  256. Smarves proper noun
  257. smarvois adjective, noun
  258. Smarvoise noun
  259. smash noun /smaʃ/: smash
  260. smash burger noun: alternative form of burger smashé
  261. smashburger noun: alternative form of burger smashé
  262. smasher verb /sma.ʃe/: to smash
  263. smatritel noun
  264. smatte adjective \smat\
  265. SMB noun \ɛ.s‿ɛm be\
  266. SMC proper noun
  267. -sme suffix \sm\
  268. smectique adjective \smɛk.tik\: smectic
  269. smectite noun \smɛk.tit\: smectite
  270. Smeets proper noun \smets\
  271. smegma noun /smɛɡ.ma/: smegma
  272. smen noun \smɛn\
  273. smérinthe noun \sme.ʁɛ̃t\
  274. smerle noun \smɛʁl\
  275. smerle anversois noun
  276. smerle des Flandres noun
  277. smermesnilais adjective, noun
  278. Smermesnilaise noun
  279. SMERSH proper noun \smɛʁʃ\
  280. smertonomika noun
  281. Smet proper noun /smɛt/: a surname
  282. smétanien adjective /sme.ta.njɛ̃/: Smetanian
  283. Smets proper noun \smɛts\
  284. smeurebreud noun \smœʁ.bʁœd\
  285. SMF noun \ɛs.ɛm.ɛf\
  286. SMI noun
  287. smic noun /smik/: the minimum wage in France
  288. smicard noun /smi.kaʁ/: employee who earns the minimum wage in France
  289. smicarde noun \smi.kaʁd\: female equivalent of smicard
  290. smicardisation noun \smi.kaʁ.di.za.sjɔ̃\
  291. smicardiser verb \smi.kaʁ.di.ze\
  292. smig noun \smiɡ\: acronym of salaire minimum interprofessionnel garanti, now SMIC
  293. smigard noun \smi.ɡaʁ\
  294. smigarde noun \smi.ɡaʁd\
  295. smilace noun \smi.las\
  296. smilacées noun \smi.la.se\
  297. smilax rude noun
  298. smile noun
  299. smiley noun /smaj.lɛ/: smiley (logo of smiling face)
  300. smillage noun \smi.jaʒ\

Part 74 · Part 76 · 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.