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Décret (n)

(nm) Decree

Lorsque

When

Crisper (v)

(vt) to tense; to clench

Épouvante (adj)

Frightened; terrified

Poing (n)

Fist

Nœud (n)

Knot; nest (of snakes: "Ah! que n'ai-je mis bas tout un nœud de vipères...")

Plutôt (adv)

Rather

Maudit (adj)

Blasted; confounded

Ventre (n)

(nm) Belly; womb

Rabougri (adj)

Stunted

Rejaillir (v)

Reflect on

Accable (adj)

Overwhelmed

Méchanceté (n)

(nf) Nastiness

Tordre (v)

To wring; twist

Pousser (v)

To push; to pursue; to grow

Bouton (n)

(nm) Button; bud (ses boutons empestés)

Empesté (adj)

Stinking; infected (ses boutons empestés)

Ravaler (v)

Restore; swallow

Écume (n)

(nf) Foam; scum

Bas-fonds (n)

(nmpl) Dregs

Fond (n)

(nm) Bottom; pit

Bûcher (n)

(nm) Pyre

Pourtant (adv)

Yet

Déshérité (adj)

Disinherited; deprived

Enivrer (v)

To make drunk

Vermeil (adj)

Bright red; ruby red

Causer (v)

(vi) To chat; talk

chemin de la croix

Way of the Cross (a devotional act commemorating the Passion of Christ)

Crainte (n)

(nf) Fear

Enhardir (v)

Embolden

Tirer (v)

To pull

Plainte (n)

(nf) Moan, groan; complaint

Mêler (v)

To mix, muddle up.

Cendre (n)

(nf) Ash

Crachat (n)

(nm) Spit

Faire le métier

To be professional (to the point of being competitive with others)

Redorer (v)

To regild

Riant (adj)

Pleasant; smiling; cheerful

Impie (adj)

Ungodly; impious

Ongles (n)

Fingernails

Arracher (v)

To pull out; to tear out

Rassasier (v)

To satisfy

Par terre (exp)

On the floor

Dédain (n)

(nm) Disdain; scorn

Serein (adj)

Serene

Éclair (n)

(nm) Flash of lightning; flash; spark

Dérober (v)

To steal; to slip away

Aspect (n)

(nm) Look; appearance; sight

Saint (adj)

Holy; saintly

Volupté (n)

(nf) Sensual pleasure

Rang (n)

(nm) Row; rank

Bienheureux (adj)

Happy; blessed

Mordre (v)

To bite

Tresser (v)

To braid, to plait

Imposer (v)

To tax

Éblouissant (adj)

Dazzling

Puiser (v)

To draw; to take out

Foyer (n)

(nm) Hearth

Saint (adj)

Holy

Dont (pron relatif)

Whose; of which

Plaintifs (adj)

Plaintive

Obscurcir (v)

To darken; to obscure

Nues (adj)

Bare; naked

Dorer (v)

To gild; to glaze

Mensonge (n)

(nm) Lie

Échine (n)

(nf) Spinal column; spine

Exercer (v)

To practice; to train; to work

Poids (n)

(nm) Weight

Poids (adj)

Weighty

Louve (n)

(nf) She-wolf

Gonflé (adj)

Swollen; bloated

Communes (n)

(nfpl) Commons

Abreuver (v)

To water

Abreuvoir (n)

(nm) Watering place

Tétine (n)

(nf) Dummy; teat; pacifier

Nommer (v)

To name; to call

Outrage (n)

(nm) Insult

Vierges (adj)

Virgin

Chair (n)

(nf) Flesh

Morsure (n)

(nf) Bite

Lieu (n)

(nm) Place

Ténébreux (adj)

Obscure; mysterious; dark; saturnine

Épouvante (n)

(nf) Terror

Tronc (n)

(nm) Trunk

Flasque (adj)

Flabby

Emmailloter (v)

To wrap up

Lange (n)

(nm) Blanket; swaddling clothes

Airain (n)

(nm) Bronze

Cierge (n)

(nm) Candle

Traînant (adj)

Drawling

Hideux (adj)

Hideous

Corrompu (adj)

Corrupt

Empêcher (v)

To stop; to prevent

Maladive (adj)

Sickly

Doux (adj)

Soft; gentle; sweet

Répandre (v)

To spill; to spread


Chaleur (n)

(nf) Heat

Fleuve (n)

(nm) River

Paresse (n)

(nf) Laziness

Oreiller (n)

(nm) Pillow

Chair (n)

(nf) Flesh

Fraîche (adj)

Fresh; cool

Afflue (v)

To flood in; to pour in

Ombre (n)

(nf) Shade

Pins (n)

(n) Pines

Fermer (v)

To close; to form the border of

Prière (n)

(nf) Prayer

Ordure (n)

(nf) Filth; obscenity; garbage

Mêler (v)

To mix

Droit (adj)

Straight

Déchirement (n)

(nm) Tearing

Suaire (n)

(nm) Shroud

Étirer (v)

To stretch

Colère (n)

(nf) Anger

Ramasser (v)

To pick up; to collect

Goujat (n)

(nm) Boor

Forçat (n)

(nm) Convict

Errent (adj)

Wandering (errant?)

Bal (n)

(nm) Dance; ball

Cauchemar (n)

(nm) Nightmare

Cuire (v)

Cook

Ajuster (v)

To adjust

Sapin (n)

(nm) Fir tree

Chagrin (n)

(nm) Grief, sorrow

Étouffer (v)

To suffocate

Porte-voix (n)

(nm) Bullhorn; megaphone; "speaking horn"

Phare (n)

(nm) Beacon

Phare en mer (n)

(nm) Lighthouse

Témoignage (n)

(nm) Testimony

Sanglot (n)

(nm) Sob