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French words: Veuilloise to vibre

300 French words, part 18 of 35 of the words starting with V, A to Z. 35 have a page of their own.

French words Veuilloise to vibre

  1. Veuilloise noun
  2. veul noun \vøl\
  3. veulais adjective, noun
  4. Veulaise noun
  5. veule adjective /vøl/: feeble
  6. veulerie noun /vøl.ʁi/: spinelessness, feebleness
  7. veulettais adjective, noun
  8. Veulettaise noun
  9. Veulettes proper noun
  10. Veur proper noun \vœʁ\
  11. veurder verb \vøʁ.de\
  12. veurdrois adjective, noun
  13. Veurdroise noun
  14. veurois adjective, noun
  15. Veuroise noun
  16. veut, veut pas verb
  17. veuvage noun /vœ.vaʒ/: widowhood
  18. veuve adjective, noun /vœv/: widow
  19. veuve-clicquot noun \vœv kli.ko\
  20. veuve de Carpentras noun
  21. veuve de guerre noun /vœv də ɡɛʁ/: war widow (wife of a person in the armed forces killed in a war)
  22. veuve du hockey noun \vœv dy ɔ.kɛ\
  23. veuve joyeuse noun \vœv ʒwa.jøz\
  24. veuve noire noun /vœv nwaʁ/: black widow (arachnid)
  25. veuve poignet noun \vœ.və pwa.ɲɛ\
  26. veuve trans noun /vœv tʁɑ̃s/: trans widow
  27. veuver verb
  28. veuveysien adjective, noun
  29. Veuveysienne noun
  30. veuvois adjective, noun
  31. Veuvoise noun
  32. veuxhaullois adjective, noun
  33. Veuxhaulloise noun
  34. veuze noun \vøz\
  35. veuzéen adjective, noun
  36. Veuzéenne noun
  37. veuzou noun \və.zu\
  38. vévé noun \ve.ve\
  39. Vevey proper noun \və.vɛ\
  40. veveysan adjective
  41. Veveyse proper noun
  42. Vex proper noun
  43. vexable adjective \vɛk.sabl\
  44. vexant adjective, verb \vɛ.ksɑ̃\: annoying; irritating; frustrating
  45. vexateur adjective \vɛk.sa.tœʁ\
  46. vexation noun /vɛk.sa.sjɔ̃/: insult
  47. vexatoire adjective /vɛk.sa.twaʁ/: vexatious, harassing
  48. vexé adjective, verb \vɛk.se\: vexed, annoyed
  49. vexer verb /vɛk.se/: to irritate; to annoy
  50. vexillaire noun \vek.si.lɛʁ\
  51. vexille noun \vɛk.sil\
  52. vexillifère adjective \vɛk.si.fɛʁ\
  53. vexillographie noun \vɛk.si.lɔ.ɡʁa.fi\
  54. vexillologie noun /vɛk.si.lɔ.lɔ.ʒi/: vexillology
  55. vexillologique adjective /vɛk.si.lɔ.lɔ.ʒik/: vexillological
  56. vexillologiquement adverb /vɛk.si.lɔ.lɔ.ʒik.mɑ̃/: vexillogically
  57. vexillologue noun \vɛk.si.lɔ.lɔɡ\: vexillologist
  58. vexillophile noun \vɛk.si.lɔ.fil\
  59. vexillophilie noun \vɛk.si.lɔ.fi.li\
  60. vexillum noun \vɛk.si.lɔm\
  61. Vexin proper noun \vɛk.sɛ̃\
  62. vexinois adjective, noun \vɛk.si.nwa\
  63. Vexinoise noun \vɛk.si.nwaz\
  64. Vey proper noun
  65. Veyle proper noun \vɛl\
  66. Veyne proper noun \vɛn\
  67. Veynes proper noun
  68. veynois adjective, noun
  69. Veynoise noun
  70. Veyrac proper noun
  71. veyracois adjective, noun
  72. Veyracoise noun
  73. veyradier noun
  74. Veyras proper noun \vɛ.ʁɑs\
  75. veyrassois adjective, noun
  76. Veyrassoise noun
  77. Veyrat proper noun
  78. veyreausois adjective, noun
  79. Veyreausoise noun
  80. veyrésien adjective, noun
  81. Veyrésienne noun
  82. Veyrier proper noun
  83. Veyrières proper noun
  84. veyrièrois adjective, noun
  85. Veyrièroise noun
  86. veyrinois adjective, noun
  87. Veyrinoise noun
  88. veyrlinois adjective, noun
  89. Veyrlinoise noun
  90. veyrolain adjective, noun
  91. Veyrolaine noun
  92. Veysonnaz proper noun
  93. Veysset proper noun
  94. Veyssière proper noun
  95. veyssillard adjective, noun
  96. Veyssillarde noun
  97. Veytaux proper noun
  98. VEZ noun \ve.ø.zɛd\
  99. vezacois adjective, noun
  100. Vezacoise noun
  101. vézaponien adjective, noun
  102. Vézaponienne noun
  103. vèze noun \vɛz\
  104. Vézelay proper noun \ve.zə.lɛ\
  105. vézelien adjective, noun
  106. Vézelienne noun
  107. Vézelise proper noun \vez.liz\
  108. vézelisien adjective, noun
  109. Vézelisienne noun
  110. vézeloisien adjective, noun
  111. Vézeloisienne noun
  112. vézénobrais adjective, noun
  113. Vézénobraise noun
  114. Vézénobres proper noun
  115. Vézère proper noun \ve.zɛʁ\: a right tributary of the Dordogne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
  116. vézerontin adjective, noun
  117. Vézerontine noun
  118. vèzeur noun \vɛ.zœʁ\
  119. vézier adjective, noun
  120. Vézière noun
  121. veziérois adjective, noun
  122. Veziéroise noun
  123. vézillonnais adjective, noun
  124. Vézillonnaise noun
  125. Vezin proper noun
  126. Vézina proper noun: a surname, Vezina
  127. vezinais adjective, noun
  128. Vezinaise noun
  129. vezinois adjective, noun
  130. Vezinoise noun
  131. Vezins proper noun
  132. Vezon proper noun
  133. vezotin adjective, noun
  134. Vezotine noun
  135. vezou noun \və.zu\
  136. Vezouze proper noun \və.zuz\
  137. vezzanais adjective, noun \vɛd.za.nɛ\
  138. Vezzanaise noun \vɛd.za.nɛz\
  139. Vezzani proper noun \vɛd.za.ni\
  140. VF noun /ve.ɛf/: "version française" – French-language version (FV); a film dubbed in French
  141. VFiste noun \ve.ɛ.fist\
  142. Vfk phrase
  143. VFQ noun \ve.ɛf.ky\
  144. VFS noun \ve.ɛf.ɛs\
  145. VFSTA noun: "version français sous-titres anglais" – French-language version with English subtitles (OFVEST); a film dubbed in French with English-language subtitles
  146. vg noun \vɛʁʒ\
  147. VGA proper noun \ve.ʒe.a\
  148. VGE noun \ve.ʒe.ø\
  149. VGM noun
  150. VHB noun
  151. VHC noun
  152. vhost noun \ve.ɔst\
  153. VHR noun: PHEV; abbreviation of véhicule hybride rechargeable
  154. VHS noun \ve a.ʃ‿ɛs\: VHS
  155. VHU noun
  156. vi adverb, interjection \vi\
  157. via noun, preposition /vja/: via, through, by way of
  158. via corda noun \vja koʁ.da\
  159. via cordata noun
  160. via ferrata noun /vja fɛ.ʁa.ta/: via ferrata (protected climbing route)
  161. viabilisation noun
  162. viabiliser verb /vja.bi.li.ze/: to service (provide with services)
  163. viabilité noun \vja.bi.li.te\: viability
  164. viable adjective /vjabl/: viable (that can live, that can survive)
  165. viabonnais adjective, noun
  166. Viabonnaise noun
  167. viaduc noun /vja.dyk/: viaduct
  168. viager adjective, noun /vja.ʒe/: life
  169. viagèrement adverb /vja.ʒɛʁ.mɑ̃/: lively
  170. viagèreté noun \vja.ʒɛʁ.te\
  171. viagériser verb \vja.ʒe.ʁi.ze\
  172. viagra noun \vja.ɡʁa\
  173. viaire adjective, noun \vjɛʁ\
  174. vial noun \vjal\
  175. Viala proper noun
  176. Vialar proper noun \vja.laʁ\
  177. vialarain adjective, noun
  178. Vialaraine noun
  179. Vialas proper noun
  180. vialassien adjective, noun
  181. Vialassienne noun
  182. Vialatte proper noun /vja.lat/: a surname, Vialatte
  183. Viale proper noun
  184. vialla noun
  185. viallattin adjective, noun
  186. Viallattine noun
  187. Vialle proper noun
  188. Viallon proper noun \vja.lɔ̃\
  189. Viam proper noun
  190. viam, aut inveniam aut faciam phrase
  191. viamancilien adjective, noun
  192. Viamancilienne noun
  193. viamois adjective, noun
  194. Viamoise noun
  195. Vian proper noun \vjɑ̃\
  196. Viana proper noun
  197. vianais adjective, noun
  198. Vianaise noun
  199. viandaille noun \vjɑ̃.daj\
  200. viandailler verb \vjɑ̃.da.je\
  201. viandailleur noun \vjɑ̃.da.jœʁ\
  202. viandale noun
  203. viandard noun /vjɑ̃.daʁ/: unscrupulous hunter or fisherman, who does not care for the environment or humaneness
  204. viandarde noun \vjɑ̃.daʁd\
  205. viande noun /vjɑ̃d/: meat
  206. viande à bagne noun \vjɑ̃.d‿a baɲ\
  207. viande à chien noun \vjɑ̃.d‿a ʃjɛ̃\
  208. viande à pneu noun \vjɑ̃.d‿a pnø\
  209. viande blanche noun /vjɑ̃d blɑ̃ʃ/: white meat (meat whose color, either before or after cooking, is paler than red)
  210. viande cellulaire noun \vjɑ̃d se.ly.lɛʁ\
  211. viande de brousse noun \vjɑ̃d də bʁus\
  212. viande des Grisons noun \vjɑ̃d de ɡʁi.zɔ̃\
  213. viande froide noun \vjɑ̃d fʁwad\
  214. viande fumée noun: smoked meat (meats that have been smoke-cured)
  215. viande hachée noun /vjɑ̃d a.ʃe/: ground meat, minced meat
  216. viande noire noun /vjɑ̃d nwaʁ/: dark meat (meats that are dark, due to high concentrations of myoglobin)
  217. viande rouge noun /vjɑ̃d ʁuʒ/: red meat (meats such as beef that are dark red in colour when uncooked, due to high concentrations of myoglobin)
  218. viande saoule noun \vjɑ̃d sul\
  219. viande végétale noun
  220. Vianden proper noun \vjɑ̃n.dən\
  221. viander verb /vjɑ̃.de/: to come a cropper, to take a tumble, to fall over
  222. viandeux adjective, noun \vjɑ̃.dø\
  223. viandier noun \vjɑ̃.dje\
  224. viandis noun \vjɑ̃.di\
  225. viandite noun \vjɑ̃.dit\
  226. viandox noun \vjɑ̃.doks\
  227. viandu adjective \vjɑ̃.dy\
  228. Viane proper noun
  229. Vianen proper noun
  230. viangeois adjective, noun
  231. Viangeoise noun
  232. viannais adjective, noun
  233. Viannaise noun
  234. Vianne proper noun
  235. Vianney proper noun \vja.nɛ\
  236. Vianneyen noun \vja.ne.ɛ̃\
  237. viannois adjective, noun \vja.nwa\
  238. Viano proper noun
  239. viâprot adjective, noun
  240. Viâprotte noun
  241. Viard proper noun
  242. Viardot proper noun
  243. Viareggio proper noun
  244. viarge interjection /vjaʁʒ/: An indication of surprise, indignation, or any other emotion.
  245. Viarmes proper noun \vjaʁm\
  246. viarmois adjective, noun
  247. Viarmoise noun
  248. Vias proper noun
  249. viassois adjective, noun
  250. Viassoise noun
  251. Viatcheslav proper noun
  252. viatique noun /vja.tik/: viaticum (eucharist)
  253. Viatka proper noun \vjat.ka\
  254. Viator proper noun
  255. Viatorien noun \vja.tɔ.ʁjɛ̃\
  256. Viau proper noun /vjo/: a surname, Viau
  257. Viaud proper noun \vjo\: a surname
  258. viauper verb \vjo.pe\
  259. Viaur proper noun \vjɔʁ\: a left tributary of the Aveyron, Occitania, France
  260. viausse noun \vjos\
  261. Viavoice proper noun
  262. viazacois adjective, noun
  263. Viazacoise noun
  264. Viazma proper noun
  265. vibe noun /vajb/: vibe
  266. vibe-coder verb \vajb kɔ.de\
  267. vibe coding noun \vajb kɔ.diŋ\
  268. vibecoder verb \vajb kɔ.de\
  269. vibice noun \vi.bis\
  270. vibor noun \vi.bɔʁ\
  271. vibord noun \vi.bɔʁ\
  272. Viborg proper noun \vi.bɔʁɡ\
  273. vibrable adjective \vi.bʁabl\
  274. Vibrac proper noun \vi.bʁak\
  275. vibracais adjective, noun \vi.bʁa.kɛ\
  276. Vibracaise noun
  277. vibracois adjective, noun
  278. Vibracoise noun
  279. vibraculaire noun: vibraculum
  280. vibrage noun \vi.bʁaʒ\
  281. vibralité noun \vi.bʁa.li.te\
  282. vibrance noun /vi.bʁɑ̃s/: vibrancy
  283. vibrant adjective, verb /vi.bʁɑ̃/: vibrating
  284. vibraphone noun /vi.bʁa.fɔn/: vibraphone
  285. vibraphoner verb \vi.bʁa.fɔ.ne\
  286. vibraphoniste noun /vi.bʁa.fɔ.nist/: vibraphonist
  287. vibrateur noun /vi.bʁa.tœʁ/: vibrator (device that vibrates or causes vibration)
  288. vibratile adjective \vi.bʁa.til\: vibratile
  289. vibratilité noun \vi.bʁa.ti.li.te\
  290. vibration noun /vi.bʁa.sjɔ̃/: vibration
  291. vibration de respiration noun \vi.bʁa.sjɔ̃ də ʁɛs.pi.ʁa.sjɔ̃\
  292. vibration induite par vortex noun \vi.bʁa.sjɔ̃ ɛ̃.dɥit paʁ vɔʁ.tɛks\
  293. vibrationcule noun \vi.bʁa.sjɔ̃.kyl\
  294. vibrationnel adjective \vi.bʁa.sjɔ.nɛl\: vibrational
  295. vibrato noun /vi.bʁa.to/: vibrato
  296. vibratoire adjective \vi.bʁa.twaʁ\: vibratory
  297. Vibraye proper noun
  298. vibraysien adjective, noun
  299. Vibraysienne noun
  300. vibre adjective, verb \vi.bʁe\: past participle of vibrer

Part 17 · Part 19 · French words: V

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 V: 10,483 words, in 35 parts.