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cagette
noun, feminine
carton, (small) crate (or similar packaging); punnet
cagibi
noun, masculine
storeroom (small rooms without windows); cubbyhole
cagliaritain
adjective
of Cagliari
cagna
noun, feminine
dugout
cagnard
adjective
cowardly; lazy
cagnard
noun, masculine
coward; lazy person; suntrap (warm place that captures the heat of the sun); extreme heat
to be lazy
cagneux
adjective
knock-kneed (having the knees abnormally close together)
cagnotte
noun, feminine
pool, pot (of money, for distribution)
cagole
noun, feminine
an extravagant and attention-seeking woman
cagot
noun, masculine
Cagot; sanctimonious person, hypocrite, egotist
cagot
adjective
sanctimonious
sanctimoniously
cagoterie
noun, feminine
a quarter of a town to which cagots were restricted
cagou
noun, masculine
a beggar who lives by himself; a high-ranking criminal who teaches others the language and practice of the criminal trade
cagou
noun, masculine
kagu
cagou
adjective
out of sorts, sickly looking, languid
cagouille
noun, feminine
snail
cagoulard
noun, masculine
cagoulard
cagoule
noun, feminine
cowl; balaclava
to wear a balaclava
cagoules noires
noun, feminine
black bloc
cagoulé
adjective
masked by a balaclava
caguer
verb
to defecate
cahba
noun, feminine
prostitute
cahier
noun, masculine
notebook, exercise book; quire
cahier de textes
noun, masculine
homework notebook
cahier des charges
noun, masculine
specifications, specs, requirements; brief
hobbling along
cahors
noun, masculine
a red wine from Cahors
cahot
noun, masculine
jolt, bump
cahotant
adjective
jolting
cahotement
noun, masculine
jerk; jolt
to bump, jolt; to jolt along, bounce along
cahoteux
adjective
bumpy; jolty
cahoua
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of caoua: coffee
cahute
noun, feminine
shack, hut
cahutte
noun, feminine
post-1990 spelling of cahute
caillage
noun, masculine
curdling
caillant
adjective
freezing cold
caillassage
noun, masculine
stoning
caillasse
noun, feminine
Loose stones, gravel
to stone (throw stones at)
caille
adjective
multicoloured, spotted
caille
noun, feminine
quail
caille des blés
noun, feminine
common quail
caille-lait
noun, masculine
bedstraw (plant of the genus Galium)
cailleau
noun, masculine
frogfruit, fogfruit (Phyla nodiflora); wild sage, lantana (Lantana camara)
caillebotis
noun, masculine
hatch cover; duckboard
caillebotte
noun, feminine
a type of fresh curd cheese or junket produced on the Atlantic coast of France
caillement
noun, masculine
curdling
to curdle, clot; to be very cold, to be brass monkeys; to be very cold, to freeze
caillera
noun, feminine
rabble, riffraff, thug
to gossip, chew the cud
caillette
noun, feminine
abomasum; curd (of milk to make cheese); frivolous gossiping woman
caillot
noun, masculine
clot; curd
caillou
noun, masculine
gravel, small stone; head
to metal (a road)
caillouteux
adjective
stony, pebbly
cailloutis
noun, masculine
gravel