French words: vibrement to vide-pommier

French words vibrement to vide-pommier

1. vibrement noun \vi.bʁə.mɑ̃\
2. vibrer verb /vi.bʁe/: to vibrate
3. vibreur noun /vi.bʁœʁ/: synonym of vibrateur: vibrator (device which vibrates)
4. vibreur de manche noun \vi.bʁœʁ də mɑ̃ʃ\
5. vibreur de palonnier noun \vi.bʁœʁ də pa.lɔ.nje\
6. vibrion noun \vi.bʁi.jɔ̃\: vibrio
7. vibrion cholérique noun \vi.bʁi.ɔ̃ kɔ.le.ʁik\
8. vibrion septique noun
9. vibrionien adjective \vi.bʁjɔ.njɛ̃\: vibrionic
10. vibrioniens noun \vi.bʁjɔ.njɛ̃\
11. vibrionique adjective \vi.bʁi.jɔ.nik\: vibrionic
12. vibrionisme noun \vi.bʁi.jɔ.nism\
13. vibrionnaire adjective \vi.bʁi.jɔ.nɛʁ\: vibrionic
14. vibrionnant adjective, verb \vi.bʁi.ɔ.nɑ̃\: attention-seeking
15. vibrionner verb \vi.bʁi.ɔ.ne\
16. vibriose noun
17. vibrisse noun /vi.bʁis/: vibrissa (any of the tactile whiskers on the nose of an animal such as a cat; any similar feather near the mouth of some birds)
18. vibro noun, prefix \vi.bʁo\: forms words related to vibration
19. vibroacoustique noun \vi.bʁɔ.a.ku.stik\
20. vibroculteur noun \vi.bʁɔ.kyl.tœʁ\
21. vibroflex noun
22. vibrographe noun \vi.bʁɔ.ɡʁaf\: vibrograph
23. vibrologie noun \vi.bʁɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
24. vibromasseur noun /vi.bʁɔ.ma.sœʁ/: vibrator (vibrating device used for sexual stimulation)
25. vibronique adjective: vibronic
26. vibroscope noun \vi.bʁo.skɔp\
27. vibrothérapie noun \vi.bʁɔ.te.ʁa.pi\
28. VIBUJOR noun \vi.by.ʒɔʁ\
29. vibure noun \vi.byʁ\
30. viburer verb \vi.by.ʁe\
31. Vic proper noun \vik\
32. vicaire adjective, noun /vi.kɛʁ/: vicar; curate
33. vicaire général noun \vi.kɛʁ ʒe.ne.ʁal\
34. vicairie noun \vi.kɛ.ʁi\
35. vicane noun \vi.kan\
36. Vicard proper noun
37. vicaresse noun \vi.ka.ʁɛs\
38. Vicari proper noun
39. vicarial adjective \vi.ka.ʁjal\: vicarial
40. vicariance noun \vi.ka.ʁjɑ̃s\: vicariance
41. vicariant adjective /vi.ka.ʁjɑ̃/: vicariant
42. vicariat noun /vi.ka.ʁja/: curacy
43. vicarie noun \vi.ka.ʁi\
44. vicarier verb \vi.ka.ʁje\
45. vicariser verb \vi.ka.ʁi.ze\
46. Vicdessos proper noun \vik.də.so\
47. vicdessosien adjective, noun
48. Vicdessosienne noun
49. vice adjective, noun, prefix /vis/: vice (bad habit)
50. vice-amiral noun /vi.sa.mi.ʁal/: vice-admiral; a naval rank below full amiral and above contre-amiral
51. vice-amiral d'escadre noun \vi.s‿a.mi.ʁal d‿ɛs.kadʁ\: lieutenant-admiral; a naval rank below full amiral and above vice-amiral
52. vice-amirale noun \vi.s‿a.mi.ʁal\
53. vice-amirauté noun \vi.s‿a.mi.ʁo.te\
54. vice-bailli noun
55. vice-bâtonnier noun \vis.bɑ.tɔ.nje\
56. vice-bâtonnière noun \vis.bɑ.tɔ.njɛʁ\
57. vice caché noun /vis ka.ʃe/: latent defect, hidden defect
58. vice-camérier noun \vis.ka.me.ʁje\
59. vice-capitaine noun \vis.ka.pi.tɛn\
60. vice-cardinal noun \vis.kaʁ.di.nal\
61. vice-cardinale noun \vis.kaʁ.di.nal\
62. vice-champion noun \vis.ʃɑ̃.pjɔ̃\
63. vice-championne noun \vis.ʃɑ̃.pjɔn\
64. vice-chancelier noun \vi.sə.ʃɑ̃.sə.lje\: vice-chancellor
65. vice-chancelière noun \vi.sə.ʃɑ̃.sə.ljɛʁ\
66. vice-chef noun \vis.ʃɛf\
67. vice-consul noun /vis.kɔ̃.syl/: vice-consul
68. vice-consulat noun \vis.kɔ̃.sy.la\
69. vice-consule noun \vis.kɔ̃.syl\
70. vice-consulesse noun \vis.kɔ̃.sy.lɛs\
71. vice-curateur noun \vis.ky.ʁa.tœʁ\
72. vice-curatrice noun \vis.ky.ʁa.tʁis\
73. vice de forme noun /vis də fɔʁm/: formal defect, irregularity, technical flaw, breach of procedure
74. vice de procédure noun /vis də pʁɔ.se.dyʁ/: formal defect, irregularity, technical flaw, procedural error, breach of procedure
75. vice-directeur noun \vis.di.ʁɛk.tœʁ\
76. vice-directrice noun \vis.di.ʁɛk.tʁis\
77. vice du consentement noun \vis dy kɔ̃.sɑ̃t.mɑ̃\
78. vice-gérance noun \vis.ʒe.ʁɑ̃s\
79. vice-gérant noun \vis.ʒe.ʁɑ̃\
80. vice-gérent noun \vis.ʒe.ʁɑ̃\
81. vice-gouverneur noun \vis.ɡu.vɛʁ.nœʁ\
82. vice-gouverneuse noun \vis.ɡu.vɛʁ.nøz\
83. vice-légat noun \vis.le.ɡa\
84. vice-légation noun \vis.le.ɡa.sjɔ̃\
85. vice-maréchal de l’air noun \vis.ma.ʁe.ʃal de l‿ɛʁ\
86. vice-ministre noun \vis.mi.nistʁ\
87. vice-official noun \vis.o.fi.sjal\
88. vice-préfet noun \vis.pʁe.fɛ\
89. vice-premier ministre noun \vis.pʁø.mje mi.nistʁ\
90. vice-première ministre noun \vis.pʁø.mjɛʁ mi.nistʁ\
91. vice-présidence noun \vis.pʁe.zi.dɑ̃s\: vice-presidency
92. vice-président noun /vis.pʁe.zi.dɑ̃/: vice-president
93. vice-présidente noun \vis.pʁe.zi.dɑ̃t\: female equivalent of vice-président
94. vice-présider verb \vis.pʁe.zi.de\
95. vice-procureur noun \vi.sə.pʁɔ.ky.ʁœʁ\
96. vice-procureure noun \vis.pʁɔ.ky.ʁœʁ\
97. vice-procureuse noun \vis.pʁɔ.ky.ʁøz\
98. vice-recteur noun \vis.ʁɛk.tœʁ\: vice-rector
99. vice-rectorat noun \vis.ʁɛk.tɔ.ʁa\
100. vice-rectrice noun \vis.ʁɛk.tʁis\
101. vice rédhibitoire noun \vis ʁe.di.bi.twaʁ\
102. vice-reine noun \vis.ʁɛn\
103. vice-roi noun \vis.ʁwa\: viceroy
104. vice-royal adjective \vis.ʁwa.jal\
105. vice-royauté noun \vis.ʁwa.jo.te\
106. vice-secrétaire noun
107. vice-sénéchal noun \vis.se.ne.ʃal\
108. vice-sénéchale noun \vis.se.ne.ʃal\
109. vice solitaire noun \vis sɔ.li.tɛʁ\
110. vice versa adverb \vi.se vɛʁ.sa\: vice versa
111. vicelais adjective, noun
112. Vicelaise noun
113. vicelard adjective, noun /vi.slaʁ/: sexually perverted, raunchy, lecherous
114. vicelarde noun \vis(ə).laʁd\
115. vicelardise noun \vis.laʁ.diz\
116. vicelardiser verb \vis.laʁ.di.ze\
117. viceloque adjective, noun \vis.lɔk\
118. Vicence proper noun /vi.sɑ̃s/: Vicenza (a province of Veneto, Italy)
119. vicennal adjective /vi.sɛ.nal/: vicennial
120. vicennale adjective \vi.sɛ.nal\: feminine singular of vicennal
121. vicennales adjective, noun /vi.sɛ.nal/: vicennalia (the festival and religious rituals celebrating a Roman emperor's 20th year of rule)
122. Vicente proper noun
123. vicentin adjective, noun \vi.sɑ̃.tɛ̃\: Vicentine
124. vicentine adjective, noun /vi.sɑ̃.tin/: feminine singular of vicentin
125. Vicentinois noun \vi.sɑ̃.ti.nwa\
126. vicère noun \vi.sɛʁ\
127. vicésimal adjective \vi.se.zi.mal\: vigesimal
128. Vich proper noun
129. Vicherat proper noun
130. vichèrois adjective, noun
131. Vichèroise noun
132. vichet noun \vi.ʃɛ\
133. vichiste adjective, noun \vi.ʃist\
134. vichnaïste adjective
135. vichnouisme noun
136. vichnouvisme noun
137. vichnouviste adjective
138. vichy noun \vi.ʃi\: gingham
139. vichyard noun \vi.ʃjaʁ\
140. vichyiste adjective, noun \vi.ʃi.ist\
141. vichysme noun \vi.ʃism\: the Vichy regime (in Vichy France)
142. vichyssois adjective, noun /vi.ʃi.swa/: of Vichy
143. vichyssoise adjective, noun /vi.ʃi.swaz/: vichyssoise
144. vichyste adjective, noun /vi.ʃist/: of Vichy
145. viciable adjective \vi.si.abl\
146. vicianine noun \vi.sja.nin\
147. vicianose noun
148. viciateur adjective \vi.sja.tœʁ\
149. viciation noun \vi.sja.sjɔ̃\: vitiation
150. vicié adjective, verb /vi.sje/: polluted, tainted; vitiated
151. vicien adjective, noun
152. Vicienne noun
153. vicier verb /vi.sje/: to invalidate
154. viciés adjective, adverb, verb \vi.sjɛs\: second-person singular present indicative/subjunctive of vicier
155. vicieuse adjective, noun \vi.sjøz\: feminine singular of vicieux
156. vicieusement adverb \vi.sjøz.mɑ̃\: viciously
157. vicieux adjective, noun /vi.sjø/: lecherous, perverted, depraved
158. viciline noun \vi.si.lin\
159. vicinal adjective, noun /vi.si.nal/: vicinal
160. vicinale adjective, noun \vi.si.nal\: feminine singular of vicinal
161. vicinaliser verb \vi.si.na.li.ze\
162. vicinalité noun \vi.si.na.li.te\: vicinality
163. vicine noun \vi.sin\
164. vicinité noun /vi.si.ni.te/: vicinity
165. vicinois adjective, noun \vi.si.nwa\
166. Vicinoise noun \vi.si.nwaz\
167. viciosité noun \vi.sjo.zi.te\
168. vicisilien adjective, noun
169. Vicisilienne noun
170. vicissitude noun /vi.si.si.tyd/: vicissitude
171. Vicky proper noun \vi.ki\
172. vicléfisme noun
173. vicléfiste noun
174. viclin adjective \vi.klɛ̃\
175. vico noun \vi.ko\
176. vicognien adjective, noun
177. Vicognienne noun
178. Vicoin proper noun \vi.kwɛ̃\
179. vicois adjective, noun \vi.kwa\
180. Vicoise noun
181. vicolais adjective, noun
182. Vicolaise noun
183. vicolo noun \vi.kɔ.lɔ\
184. vicomtais adjective, noun
185. Vicomtaise noun
186. vicomtal adjective \vi.kɔ̃.tal\
187. vicomte noun /vi.kɔ̃t/: viscount
188. vicomtesse noun /vi.kɔ̃.tɛs/: viscountess
189. vicomtier adjective \vi.kɔ̃.tje\
190. vicomtois adjective, noun
191. Vicomtoise noun
192. viconovéen adjective, noun
193. Viconovéenne noun
194. vicos noun \vi.kos\
195. vicoter verb \vi.kɔ.te\
196. Vicq proper noun \vik\
197. vicquelot adjective, noun
198. Vicquelotte noun
199. Vicques proper noun \vik\
200. vicquois adjective, noun
201. Vicquoise noun
202. victim blaming noun \vik.tim ble.miŋ\
203. victimable adjective \vik.ti.mabl\
204. victimaire adjective, noun \vik.ti.mɛʁ\: victim
205. victimarisation noun \vik.ti.ma.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃\
206. victimation noun \vik.ti.ma.sjɔ̃\: victimization
207. victime noun, verb /vik.tim/: victim
208. victimer verb \vik.ti.me\: to victimize
209. victimisation noun \vik.ti.mi.za.sjɔ̃\: victimization/victimisation
210. victimisation secondaire noun \vik.ti.mi.za.sjɔ̃ sə.ɡɔ̃.dɛʁ\
211. victimiser verb \vik.ti.mi.ze\: to victimize
212. victimisme noun /vik.ti.mism/: victimism
213. victimiste adjective /vik.ti.mist/: victimist
214. victimité noun \vik.ti.mi.te\
215. victimologie noun /vik.ti.mɔ.lɔ.ʒi/: victimology
216. victimologique adjective \vik.ti.mɔ.lɔ.ʒik\
217. victimologue noun
218. victoire noun /vik.twaʁ/: victory; win
219. victoire à l’arraché noun \vik.twa.ʁ‿a l‿a.ʁa.ʃe\
220. victoire à la Pyrrhus noun /vik.twaʁ a la pi.ʁys/: Pyrrhic victory (very costly victory, wherein the considerable losses outweigh the gain, so as to render the struggle not worth the cost)
221. victoire au finish noun \vik.twa.ʁ‿o fi.niʃ\
222. victoire par K.-O. noun \vik.twaʁ paʁ ka.o\
223. Victoirien noun \vik.twa.ʁjɛ̃\
224. Victor proper noun /vik.tɔʁ/: a male given name, equivalent to English Victor
225. victoria noun \vik.tɔ.ʁja\
226. victoria d’Amazonie noun \vik.tɔ.ʁja d‿a.ma.zo.ni\
227. victorial adjective \vik.tɔ.ʁjal\
228. Victoriana boliviana noun
229. victorianiser verb \vik.tɔ.ʁja.ni.ze\
230. Victoriano proper noun
231. victoriat noun \vi.ktɔ.ʁja\
232. Victoriaville proper noun /vik.tɔ.ʁja.vil/: Victoriaville (a town in Quebec, Canada)
233. Victoriavillois noun \vik.tɔ.ʁja.vi.lwa\
234. victorien adjective, noun \vik.tɔ.ʁjɛ̃\: Victorian
235. victorienne adjective, noun \vik.tɔ.ʁjɛn\: feminine singular of victorien
236. victorieuse adjective, noun \vik.tɔ.ʁjøz\: feminine singular of victorieux
237. victorieusement adverb /vik.tɔ.ʁjøz.mɑ̃/: victoriously
238. victorieux adjective /vik.tɔ.ʁjø/: victorious
239. victorin noun
240. Victorine proper noun \vik.tɔ.ʁin\
241. Victorio proper noun \vik.tɔ.ʁjɔ\
242. Victorois noun \vik.tɔ.ʁwa\
243. victrice noun \vik.tʁis\
244. Victrola noun
245. victuaille noun /vik.tɥaj/: provisions, victuals
246. victuailleur noun \vik.tɥa.jœʁ\
247. Victurnien proper noun \vik.tyʁ.njɛ̃\
248. victus adjective
249. vicusien adjective, noun \vi.ku.zjɛ̃\
250. Vicusienne noun
251. vida loca noun \vi.da lɔ.ka\
252. vidabilité noun
253. vidable adjective \vi.dabl\
254. vidage noun /vi.daʒ/: emptying
255. vidaillacois adjective, noun
256. Vidaillacoise noun
257. Vidal noun \vi.dal\
258. Vidalenc proper noun \vi.da.lɛ̃k\
259. vidalien adjective, noun
260. vidalita noun \vi.da.li.ta\
261. vidame noun \vi.dam\
262. vidamesse noun \vi.da.mɛs\
263. vidamie noun \vi.da.mi\: jurisdiction of a vidame
264. vidange noun, verb /vi.dɑ̃ʒ/: an act of emptying
265. vidangeable adjective \vi.dɑ̃.ʒabl\
266. vidangeage noun
267. vidanger verb /vi.dɑ̃.ʒe/: to empty a reservoir, cesspit etc.
268. vidangeur noun /vi.dɑ̃.ʒœʁ/: a person who empties a reservoir, cesspit etc.
269. vidangeuse noun \vi.dɑ̃.ʒøz\
270. vidart adjective \vi.daʁ\
271. Vidauban proper noun
272. vidaubanais adjective, noun
273. Vidaubanaise noun
274. vidda noun \vi.da\
275. vide adjective, noun, verb /vid/: empty
276. vide administratif noun \vid ad.mi.nis.tʁa.tif\
277. vide-atelier noun \vi.d‿a.tə.lje\
278. vide-ateliers noun \vid.a.tə.lje\
279. vide-bouteille noun \vid.bu.tɛj\
280. vide-buée noun \vid.bɥe\
281. vide-cave adjective, noun \vid.kav\
282. vide-citrons noun \vi.də.si.tʁɔ̃\
283. vide cosmique noun \vid kɔz.mik\
284. vide-couilles noun /vid.kuj/: cumdump, cum dumpster
285. vide de sens adjective \vid də sɑ̃s\
286. vide-dressing noun \vid dʁɛ.siŋ\
287. vide-gousset noun \vi.də.ɡu.sɛ\
288. vide-grange noun
289. vide-grenier noun /vid.ɡʁə.nje/: garage sale
290. vide-greniers noun /vid.ɡʁə.nje/: plural of vide-grenier
291. vide intersidéral noun /vi.d‿ɛ̃.tɛʁ.si.de.ʁal/: interstellar void, interstellar medium
292. vide juridique noun /vid ʒy.ʁi.dik/: legal vacuum
293. vide-linge noun \vid.lɛ̃ʒ\
294. vide-maison noun \vid mɛ.zɔ̃\
295. vide-ordure noun \vi.dɔʁ.dyʁ\
296. vide-ordures noun /vi.dɔʁ.dyʁ/: garbage chute
297. vide-poche noun /vid.pɔʃ/: valet tray; trinket dish
298. vide-poches noun \vid.pɔʃ\: plural of vide-poche
299. vide-pomme noun /vid.pɔm/: apple-corer
300. vide-pommier noun \vi.də.pɔ.mje\

Part 18 · Part 20 · 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.