French words: tintant to tirelier

French words tintant to tirelier

1. tintant adjective, verb \tɛ̃.tɑ̃\: present participle of tinter
2. tintâtes verb \tɛ̃.tat\: second-person plural past historic of tinter
3. tintebin noun \tɛ̃.te.bɛ̃\
4. tintement noun /tɛ̃t.mɑ̃/: chiming, tinkling
5. tintenague noun
6. tintenelle noun \tɛ̃.tə.nɛl\
7. Tinténiac proper noun /tɛ̃.te.njak/: Tinténiac (a town in Ille-et-Vilaine department, Brittany, France)
8. tinténiacais adjective, noun
9. Tinténiacaise noun
10. tinter verb /tɛ̃.te/: to chime; to jingle
11. tintignolais adjective, noun
12. Tintignolaise noun
13. Tintigny proper noun
14. tintillation noun
15. tintillement noun
16. tintiller verb \tɛ̃.ti.je\
17. tintin interjection, noun /tɛ̃.tɛ̃/: nothing doing
18. tintinabulement noun \tɛ̃.ti.na.byl.mɑ̃\
19. tintinaillement noun \tɛ̃.ti.nɑj.mɑ̃\
20. tintinerie noun \tɛ̃.tin.ʁi\
21. tintinesque adjective \tɛ̃.ti.nɛsk\
22. tintinnabulaire noun \tɛ̃.ti.na.by.lɛʁ\
23. tintinnabulant adjective, verb \tɛ̃.ti.na.by.lɑ̃\: tinkling
24. tintinnabulement noun /tɛ̃.ti.na.byl.mɑ̃/: tintinnabulation
25. tintinnabuler verb /tɛ̃.ti.na.by.le/: to tintinnabulate
26. tintinnabulum noun
27. tintinnuler verb \tɛ̃.ti.ny.le\
28. tintinolâtre noun \tɛ̃.ti.no.lɑtʁ\
29. tintinologie noun \tɛ̃.ti.nɔ.lɔ.ʒi\: Tintinology
30. tintinologue noun \tɛ̃.ti.no.lɔɡ\: Tintinologist
31. tintinomane noun \tɛ̃.ti.no.man\
32. tintinomaniaque noun \tɛ̃.ti.no.ma.njak\
33. tintinophile adjective, noun /tɛ̃.ti.nɔ.fil/: a fan of the character Tintin
34. tintinophilie noun \tɛ̃.ti.nɔ.fi.li\
35. tintinophiliser verb \tɛ̃.ti.nɔ.fi.li.ze\
36. tintouin noun \tɛ̃.twɛ̃\: noise in the ears
37. tintouiner verb \tɛ̃.twi.ne\
38. tintrysien adjective, noun
39. Tintrysienne noun
40. tiny food noun \taj.ni fud\
41. tiny house noun \taj.ni a.us\
42. tinzénite noun
43. TIO noun \te.i.o\
44. tiof noun
45. ætiologie noun \e.tjo.lɔ.ʒi\
46. ætiologique adjective \e.tjɔ.lɔ.ʒik\
47. tion noun, suffix /sjɔ̃/: alternative form of -ation: Used to indicate action, condition, result or effect; -tion
48. tioquer verb \tjɔ.ke\
49. tioquet noun \tjo.kɛ\
50. tiorse noun \tjɔʁs\
51. tiorser verb \tjɔʁ.se\
52. tiot adjective, noun /tjo/: small
53. tiou-tiou noun \tju.tju\
54. tiouler verb \tju.le\
55. Tioumen proper noun /tju.mɛn/: Tyumen (the capital of Tyumen Oblast, Russia)
56. Tiozzo proper noun
57. tip noun /tip/: acronym of titre interbancaire de paiement
58. tip top adjective \tip tɔp\
59. Tipasa proper noun \ti.pa.za\
60. Tipaza proper noun \ti.pa.za\
61. tiper verb \ti.pe\
62. tipeu adjective /ti.pø/: small
63. tipex noun /ti.pɛks/: correction fluid
64. tipexer verb \ti.pɛ.kse\
65. Tiphaine proper noun /ti.fɛn/: a female given name, equivalent to English Tiffany
66. Tiphanie proper noun \ti.fa.ni\
67. tipi noun \ti.pi\
68. tipiaker verb \ti.pja.ke\
69. tipiakiser verb \ti.pja.ki.ze\
70. tiponner verb \ti.pɔ.ne\
71. tipoter verb \ti.pɔ.te\
72. tipoye noun
73. TIPP noun \te.i.pe.pe\
74. Tipp-Ex noun \tip.ɛks\
75. tipper verb \ti.pe\
76. Tipperary proper noun
77. tippex noun: alternative spelling of tipex
78. tipster noun
79. tipulaires noun \ti.py.lɛʁ\
80. tipule noun \ti.pyl\: crane fly
81. tipulides noun \ti.py.lid\
82. tipuliforme adjective \ti.py.li.fɔʁm\
83. tiqqun noun \ti.kun\
84. tiquai verb \ti.ke\: first-person singular past historic of tiquer
85. tiquaient verb \ti.kɛ\: third-person plural imperfect indicative of tiquer
86. tique noun, suffix, verb /tik/: tick (animal)
87. tique à pattes rayées noun \tik‿a pat ʁɛ.je\
88. tique dure noun
89. tique géante noun \tik ʒe.ɑ̃t\
90. tique molle noun
91. tiquer verb \ti.ke\: to bat an eyelid
92. tiques dures noun
93. tiques molles noun
94. tiquet noun \ti.kɛ\
95. tiquetage noun \ti.kə.taʒ\
96. tiqueté adjective
97. tiqueter verb \ti.kə.te\
98. tiquette noun /ti.kɛt/: ticket, receipt
99. tiqueture noun \ti.kə.tyʁ\
100. tiqueur adjective, noun \ti.kœʁ\
101. tiqueuse noun \ti.køz\
102. tiquez verb \ti.ke\: second-person plural present indicative
103. tiquicide noun
104. tiquothèque noun \ti.kɔ.tɛk\
105. tir noun /tiʁ/: shot, shooting (of a weapon)
106. tir à bout portant noun \ti.ʁ‿a bu pɔʁ.tɑ̃\
107. tir à bout touchant noun \ti.ʁ‿a bu tu.ʃɑ̃\
108. tir à l'arc noun /ti.ʁ‿a l‿aʁk/: archery (practice or sport of shooting arrows with a bow)
109. tir à l’arc en fauteuil roulant noun
110. tir à la carabine noun \ti.ʁ‿a.la ka.ʁa.bin\
111. tir à la corde noun
112. tir à la ficelle noun \ti.ʁ‿a la fi.sɛl\
113. tir ami noun /tiʁ a.mi/: friendly fire
114. tir au but noun \ti.ʁ‿o byt\
115. tir au pigeon noun \ti.ʁ‿o pi.ʒɔ̃\
116. tir au poignet noun \ti.ʁ‿o pwa.ɲɛ\
117. tir aux pigeons noun \ti.ʁ‿o pi.ʒɔ̃\
118. tir couplé noun
119. tir croisé noun \tiʁ kʁwa.ze\
120. tir d’écrasement noun \tiʁ d‿e.kʁa.zə.mɑ̃\
121. tir dans le vide noun \tiʁ dɑ̃ lə vid\
122. tir de barrage noun /tiʁ də ba.ʁaʒ/: barrage fire, barrage (heavy curtain of artillery fire directed in front of one's own troops to screen and protect them)
123. tir de confiance noun \tiʁ də kɔ̃.fjɑ̃s\
124. tir de fusillade noun \tiʁ də fy.zi.jad\
125. tir de réparation noun \tiʁ də ʁe.pa.ʁa.sjɔ̃\
126. tir de semonce noun /tiʁ də s(ə).mɔ̃s/: warning shot
127. tir de sommation noun /tiʁ də sɔ.ma.sjɔ̃/: warning shot
128. tir de suppression noun \tiʁ də sy.pʁe.sjɔ̃\
129. tir en-belle noun
130. tir fratricide noun \tiʁ fʁa.tʁi.sid\
131. tir masqué noun \tiʁ mas.ke\
132. tir parthe noun
133. tir tendu noun \tiʁ tɑ̃.dy\
134. tira noun, verb /ti.ʁa/: third-person singular past historic of tirer
135. tira-tutto noun \ti.ʁa.tut.to\
136. tirade noun /ti.ʁad/: tirade
137. tirage noun /ti.ʁaʒ/: pulling (action of pulling)
138. tirage à part noun \ti.ʁa.ʒ‿a paʁ\
139. tirage argentique noun \ti.ʁa.ʒ‿aʁ.ʒɑ̃.tik\
140. tirage au sort noun /ti.ʁa.ʒ‿o sɔʁ/: lots drawing, drawing of lots
141. tirage d’époque noun \ti.ʁaʒ de.pɔk\
142. tirage de tapis noun \ti.ʁaʒ də ta.pi\
143. tirage de tête noun \ti.ʁaʒ də tɛt\
144. tirage équifractionné noun \ti.ʁa.ʒ‿e.kɥi.fʁak.sjɔ.ne\
145. tirage forcé noun \ti.ʁaʒ fɔʁ.se\
146. tirage numérique noun \ti.ʁa.ʒ‿aʁ.ʒɑ̃.tik\
147. tirage papier noun \ti.ʁaʒ pa.pje\
148. tiraglière noun: a former type of infantryman
149. tiraillade noun \ti.ʁa.jad\
150. tiraillé adjective, noun, verb \ti.ʁɑj\: torn (between two choices)
151. tiraillement noun /ti.ʁaj.mɑ̃/: pulling, tugging
152. tirailler verb /ti.ʁa.je/: to pull, to tug
153. tiraillerie noun \ti.ʁaj.ʁi\
154. tirailleur noun /ti.ʁa.jœʁ/: tirailleur
155. tirailleur sénégalais noun
156. tirailleuse noun \ti.ʁa.jøz\
157. tiramisu noun /ti.ʁa.mi.su/: tiramisu (dessert)
158. tiran noun
159. Tirana proper noun \ti.ʁa.na\: Tirana (a municipality, the capital and largest city of Albania, located in the center of the country west of the mountain of Dajti on the plain of Tirana;...
160. tirance noun
161. tirangeois adjective, noun
162. Tirangeoise noun
163. tiraniote adjective \ti.ʁa.njɔt\
164. tirannie noun
165. Tirano proper noun
166. tirant adjective, noun, verb /ti.ʁɑ̃/: draft, draught
167. tirant d'air noun /ti.ʁɑ̃ d‿ɛʁ/: air draught
168. tirant d'eau noun /ti.ʁɑ̃ d‿o/: draught
169. tirant d’eau critique noun \ti.ʁɑ̃ do kʁi.tik\
170. tirant souscrit noun
171. tirante noun \ti.ʁɑ̃t\
172. Tirard proper noun \ti.ʁaʁ\
173. tirarie noun \ti.ʁa.ʁi\
174. Tiraspol proper noun \ti.ʁa.spɔl\
175. Tiraspolien noun \ti.ʁa.spɔ.ljɛ̃\
176. Tiraspolienne noun \ti.ʁa.spɔ.ljɛn\
177. tirasse noun, verb /ti.ʁas/: first-person singular imperfect subjunctive of tirer
178. tirasser verb \ti.ʁa.se\
179. tirâtes verb \ti.ʁat\: second-person plural past historic of tirer
180. tiraude noun \ti.ʁod\
181. tirave verb \ti.ʁav\
182. tircis noun \tiʁ.sis\
183. tirdas noun \tiʁ.das\
184. tire adjective, noun, verb /ti.ʁe/: verbal noun of tirer; pulling, drawing
185. tire-à-barre noun \ti.ʁa.baʁ\
186. tiré à part noun \ti.ʁe a paʁ\
187. tiré à quatre épingles adjective /ti.ʁe a katʁ e.pɛ̃ɡl/: very elegant, dressed to the nines, dressed to kill, dudded up
188. tire-arrache noun \ti.ʁa.ʁaʃ\
189. tiré au cordeau adjective \ti.ʁe o kɔʁ.do\
190. tire-au-cul adjective, noun \ti.ʁo.ky\
191. tire-au-flanc noun /ti.ʁo.flɑ̃/: a shirker, a skiver, a slacker
192. tire-balle noun \tiʁ.bal\
193. tire-barbe noun \tiʁ.baʁb\
194. tire-bleu noun \tiʁ blø\
195. tire-bonde noun \tiʁ.bɔ̃d\
196. tire-bord noun \ti.ʁə.bɔʁ\
197. tire-botte noun \tiʁ.bɔt\
198. tire-bouchon noun /tiʁ.bu.ʃɔ̃/: corkscrew (to pull corks out of bottles)
199. tire-bouchon de Maxwell noun \tiʁ.bu.ʃɔ̃ də maks.wɛl\
200. tire-bouchonner verb \tiʁ.bu.ʃɔ.ne\: Pre-1990 spelling of tirebouchonner.
201. tire-boucler noun \tiʁ.bu.kle\
202. tire-boulette noun
203. tire-bourre noun \tiʁ.buʁ\
204. tire-bouton noun \tiʁ.bu.tɔ̃\
205. tire-boutons noun \tiʁ.bu.tɔ̃\
206. tire-braise noun \tiʁ.bʁɛz\
207. tire-cale noun \tiʁ.kal\
208. tire-cartouche noun \tiʁ.kaʁ.tuʃ\
209. tire-cendre noun \tiʁ.sɑ̃dʁ\
210. tire-chaussette noun \tiʁ.ʃɔ.sɛt\
211. tire-clou noun \tiʁ.klu\
212. tire-clous noun \tiʁ.klu\
213. tire-comédon noun \tiʁ.kɔ.me.dɔ̃\
214. tire-comédons noun \tiʁ.kɔ.me.dɔ̃\
215. tire-cordes noun \tiʁ.kɔʁd\
216. tire-crins noun \tiʁ.kʁɛ̃\
217. tiré d'affaire adjective /ti.ʁe d‿a.fɛʁ/: out of the woods, in the clear, safe and sound
218. tire d’érable noun \tiʁ d‿e.ʁabl\
219. tire de la Sainte-Catherine noun
220. tire-dent noun \tiʁ.dɑ̃\
221. tire-douille noun \tiʁ.duj\
222. tire-douilles noun \tiʁ.duj\
223. tire-fausset noun \tiʁ.fo.sɛ\
224. tire-fesse noun /tiʁ.fɛs/: ski lift, surface lift, platter lift, button lift, platter pull
225. tire-fesses noun \tiʁ.fɛs\
226. tire-feu noun \tiʁ.fø\
227. tire-fiacre noun \tiʁ.fjakʁ\
228. tire-fien noun
229. tire-fil noun \tiʁ.fil\
230. tire-fils noun \tiʁ.fil\
231. tire-flanc noun \tiʁ.flɑ̃\
232. tire-fond noun \tiʁ.fɔ̃\: eyebolt
233. tire-fort noun \tiʁ.fɔʁ\
234. tire-fusée noun \tiʁ.fy.ze\
235. tire-gargousse noun \tiʁ.ɡaʁ.ɡus\
236. tire-gaz noun \tiʁ.ɡaz\
237. tire-goret noun \ti.ʁə.ɡɔ.ʁɛ\
238. tire-jus noun \tiʁ.ʒy\
239. tire-l’œil noun
240. tire-l’oeil typographic variant
241. tire la chevillette et la bobinette cherra phrase
242. tire-lacet noun \tiʁ la.sɛ\
243. tire-laine noun \tiʁ.lɛn\
244. tire-laisse noun
245. tire-lait noun /tiʁ.lɛ/: breast pump
246. tire-langue noun \tiʁ.lɑ̃ɡ\
247. tire-larmes adjective, noun \tiʁ.laʁm\
248. tire-liard noun \tiʁ.ljaʁ\
249. tire-ligne noun \tiʁ.liɲ\
250. tire-ligne double noun \tiʁ.liɲ dubl\
251. tire-ligne triple noun \tiʁ.liɲ tʁipl\
252. tire-lignes noun \tiʁ.liɲ\
253. tire-lire noun \tiʁ.liʁ\
254. tire-lirer verb \tiʁ.li.ʁe\
255. tire-lisse noun \tiʁ.lis\
256. tire-lopin noun \tiʁ.lɔ.pɛ̃\
257. tire-moelle noun \tiʁ.mwal\
258. tire-nerf noun \tiʁ.nɛʁ\
259. tire-paille noun \tiʁ.pɑj\
260. tiré par les cheveux adjective /ti.ʁe paʁ le ʃ(ə).vø/: far-fetched
261. tire-pavé noun \tiʁ.pa.ve\
262. tire-pelle noun \tiʁ.pɛl\
263. tire-pièce noun \tiʁ.pjɛs\
264. tire-pied noun \tiʁ.pje\
265. tire-pipes noun \tiʁ pip\
266. tire-plomb noun \tiʁ.plɔ̃\
267. tire-point noun
268. tire-pointe noun
269. tire-portées noun \tiʁ.pɔʁ.te\
270. tire-pousse noun \tiʁ.pus\
271. tire-roche noun
272. tire-sac noun \tiʁ.sak\
273. tire Sainte-Catherine noun
274. tire-sève noun \tiʁ.sɛv\
275. tire-slip noun \tiʁ.slip\
276. tire-sou noun \tiʁ.su\
277. tire-suisse noun \tiʁ.sɥis\
278. tire-terre noun \tiʁ.tɛʁ\
279. tire-tête noun \tiʁ.tɛt\
280. tire-tique noun \tiʁ.tik\
281. tire-valve adjective, noun \tiʁ.valv\
282. tire-veille noun \tiʁ.vɛj\
283. tire-veine noun \tiʁ.vɛn\
284. tire-verge noun \tiʁ.vɛʁʒ\
285. tireau noun
286. tirebouchon noun \tiʁ.bu.ʃɔ̃\
287. tirebouchonné adjective
288. tirebouchonnement noun
289. tirebouchonner verb /tiʁ.bu.ʃɔ.ne/: to take a spiralling shape evocative of a corkscrew
290. tirebourre noun \tiʁ.buʁ\
291. tirée noun, verb \ti.ʁe\: feminine singular of tiré
292. tirefond noun \tiʁ.fɔ̃\
293. tirefonneuse noun \tiʁ.fɔ.nøz\
294. tirefort noun \ti.ʁə.fɔʁ\
295. Tirel proper noun
296. tirelaine noun \tiʁ.lɛn\
297. tirelardon noun \tiʁ.laʁ.dɔ̃\
298. tireler verb \tiʁ.le\
299. tireliard noun \tiʁ.ljaʁ\
300. tirelier verb \tiʁ.lje\

Part 31 · Part 33 · French words: T

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 T: 19,562 words, in 66 parts.