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baloter
verb
synonym of peloter
balourd
adjective
narrow-minded; awkward; clumsy; oafish
balourd
noun, masculine
dimwit, oaf
balourd
noun, masculine
an unbalanced, rotating load (especially one that vibrates)
balourdise
noun, feminine
clumsiness; blunder
balourdé
adjective
unbalanced; vibratory
balsa
noun, masculine
balsa (tree, wood)
balsamier
noun, masculine
balsam plant
balsamifère
adjective
balsamiferous
balsamine
noun, feminine
balsam (plant) (plant of Impatiens)
balsamique
adjective
balsamic
balte
adjective
Baltic
balthazar
noun, masculine
Balthazar (12-litre bottle of Champagne)
baltique
adjective
Baltic
balto-slave
adjective
Balto-Slavic (of or pertaining to the Balto-Slavic language, the people who spoke it or their culture)
baltringue
noun, masculine/feminine
numpty, dolt, loser, moron
baluchon
noun, masculine
a bindle, a swag
balustrade
noun, feminine
balustrade
balustre
noun, masculine
baluster; balustrade
balustrer
verb
to decorate or surround with a balustrade
balzac
noun, masculine
a particular French vine variety; the grape of this vine; the wine made from these grapes
balzacien
adjective
of Balzac; Balzacian (relating to Honoré de Balzac or his writings)
balzan
adjective
Having white "socks" (of a horse)
balzane
noun, feminine
white "sock" or similar marking on the foot of a horse
balèvre
noun, feminine
lower lip; protrusion
balèze
adjective
hefty; sturdy; strong, powerful; difficult
baléare
adjective
Balearic
baléarique
adjective
Balearic
bambara
noun, masculine
Bambara (language)
bambaraphone
adjective
That speaks the Bambara language
bambin
noun, masculine
toddler (young human child)
bambochade
noun, feminine
bambocciante (painter or painting)
bambochard
noun, masculine
reveler
bamboche
noun, feminine
large marionette; small person
bamboche
noun, feminine
feast
bamboche
noun, feminine
bamboo stalk used to make canes; knotty cane of bamboo
bamboche
noun, feminine
trick, cheat, deception; joke
bambocher
verb
to feast (celebrate enthusiastically)
bambocheur
noun, masculine
synonym of fêtard (“party animal”); synonym of ivrogne (“drunkard”)
bambou
noun, masculine
bamboo (plant, cane)
bamboula
noun, masculine
bamboula (drum); black African
bamboula
noun, feminine
bamboula
bambouseraie
noun, feminine
bamboo plantation
bambusacé
adjective
bamboolike
ban
noun, masculine
public declaration; announcement of a marriage; banns; territory
ban
noun, masculine
ban (nobleman)
banal
adjective
owned by feudal lords; public, shared; banal, trite, commonplace
banalement
adverb
banally
banalisable
adjective
Which can be banalized
banalisation
noun, feminine
trivialization
banaliser
verb
to banalise; to downplay, normalize, trivialize; to dismiss something unusual and serious as commonplace
banalisé
adjective
unmarked, undercover
banalité
noun, feminine
banality; platitude, banality
banane
noun, feminine
banana (the fruit); chopper, copter, whirlybird (a two-rotor helicopter); bum bag (UK, Australia), fanny pack (US, Canada), moon bag (South Africa); pompadour, quiff (hairstyle); idiot, fool
banane Gros Michel
noun, feminine
Gros Michel banana
banane plantain
noun, feminine
plantain (starchy fruit of genus Musa)
bananer
verb
to make a mistake
bananeraie
noun, feminine
banana plantation
bananier
adjective
banana
bananier
noun, masculine
any species of bananas relating to the genus Musa; boat or ship used to transport bananas
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