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barbecue
noun, masculine
barbecue
to surround with barbed wire
barbelure
noun, feminine
barb
barbelé
adjective
barbed (wire)
barbelé
noun, masculine
barbed wire
barber
verb
to bore someone
barbet
noun, masculine
barbet (all senses)
barbette
noun, feminine
small beard; cowl; barbette
barbeuc
noun, masculine
clipping of barbecue
barbiche
noun, feminine
goatee
barbichette
noun, feminine
goatee
barbier
noun, masculine
barber
to shave (someone's) beard, to barb; to bore to death
barbifère
adjective
barbiferous
barbillon
noun, masculine
barbel (sensory organ of a fish); wattle (flap hanging from chicken beak); young barbel
barbital
noun, masculine
barbital
barbiturique
noun, masculine
barbiturate
barbiturique
adjective
barbituric
barbiturisme
noun, masculine
barbiturism
barbière
noun, feminine
female equivalent of barbier; a gorget, a piece of armor which protects the throat
barbon
noun, masculine
greybeard (old man); broomsedge (of genus Andropogon)
barbotage
noun, masculine
splashing; a mixture of bran and water used to feed animals
barbote
noun, feminine
bullhead (or similar fish)
to splash; to nick, to pinch (to steal)
barboteur
noun, masculine
splasher; fermentation lock (masculine only); dabbling duck
barboteuse
noun, feminine
rompers
barbotin
noun, masculine
sprocket
barbotine
noun, feminine
slip (mixture of clay and water).; a slushie.
barbotière
noun, feminine
duckpond
barbouillage
noun, masculine
scribble, scribbling
to daub; to scribble; to mark, stain, dirty; to blabber; to fumble, blunder
barbouilleur
noun, masculine
dauber (poor painter)
barbouillé
adjective
having an upset stomach
barbouzard
adjective
clandestine; secret agent
barbouze
noun, masculine/feminine
secret agent; agent of a paramilitary force
barbouzerie
noun, feminine
secret service (or one of its actions)
barbouzet
noun, masculine
meadow salsify
barbu
adjective
bearded (possessing a beard)
barbudien
adjective
Barbudan (of, from or relating to the island and dependency of Barbuda, Antigua and Barbuda)
barbue
noun, feminine
brill (type of sunfish); catfish (e.g. channel, blue, or blue channel catfish)
barbule
noun, feminine
barbule (or any similar form)
barcarolle
noun, feminine
barcarole
barcasse
noun, feminine
longboat
barcelonais
adjective
of, from or relating to the city of Barcelona, capital of Catalonia, Spain
barcelonnette
noun, feminine
crib (child's rocking bed)
bard
noun, masculine
a sort of stretcher, with no wheels, used for transporting materials; a sawhorse
barda
noun, masculine
gear; luggage, loading; mess, jumble
bardache
noun, masculine
berdache (third-gender Native (North) American); passive homosexual
bardage
noun, masculine
cladding
bardane
noun, feminine
burdock (any of the species of biennial thistles in the genus Arctium)
to raise a ruckus; causing disturbance; to cause one to be shaken, awed, surprised. Generally seen as a positive qualifier
barde
noun, feminine
horse-armour, also a long saddle for an ass or mule of canvas, pack-saddle; a thin layer of lard used to coat meat
barde
noun, masculine
bard (poet and singer)
bardeau
noun, masculine
clapboard, roof tile; shingles
bardelle
noun, feminine
packsaddle
barder
verb
to bard; to clad (add cladding to a wall); to transport wood onto a boat; kick off; (used to express that trouble occurs)
bardique
adjective
bardic
bardot
noun, masculine
hinny (offspring of a male horse and a female donkey); European hake
bardotesque
adjective
of Brigitte Bardot; Bardotesque
barge
adjective
nuts, bananas (crazy)