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5,797 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

database: database
datable: dateable (That may be ascribed a date or age)
datage: dating (not the romantic type)
datagramme: datagram
dataire: datary
datathon: datathon
datation: dating (action of determining the date of something)
datavisualisation: data visualization (statistical graphics)
dataviz: clipping of datavisualisation
datcha: dacha
date: date (point in time)
date: date (romantic meeting)
date: date (person you go on a romantic meeting with)
date butoir: deadline, closing date; cutoff date
date de naissance: birthdate, date of birth
date de péremption: expiry date; expiration date; use-by date
date limite: deadline; cutoff date
dater: to date, to add a date onto something; to date (de from)
dateur: date-indicating
datif: dative, dative case
datif éthique: ethical dative
dation: the act of giving
datiscine: datiscin
datolite: datolite
datte: date (fruit)
dattier: date palm
datura: datura (Datura); synonym of dature inoffensive (Datura innoxia)
datura fastueux: Datura sp.
dature inoffensive: Datura innoxia Mill.
daté: dated, outdated, out of fashion
daube: stew, casserole; daube; crap; crappiness (something of low quality)
dauber: to hit; to strike; to insult; to denigrate; to defame; to stink
daubière: a traditional terracotta pot resembling a pitcher, with a concave lid, used to cook daube while keeping it moist
daudétien: Daudetian (of or relating to Alphonse Daudet)
dauphin: dolphin; dolphin; the animal used as a charge
dauphin: successor, dauphin; runner-up
dauphin de Chine: synonym of baiji
dauphin du Yangzi: synonym of baiji
dauphin à gros nez: synonym of grand dauphin
dauphinat: dauphinate (dignity of a dauphin); dauphinate (realm of a dauphin)
dauphinois: of Dauphiné; Dauphinois
dauphinois: Dauphinois (the dialect)
dauphiné: realm of a dauphin
davantage: more
davier: forceps
dazibao: dazibao
daïmio: daimyo
daïra: a subdivision of a wilaya in Algeria
de: of (expresses belonging); of (used to express property or association); from (used to indicate origin); of (indicates an amount); used attributively, often translated into English as a compound word
de: abbreviation of dame
de A à Z: from A to Z, from soup to nuts; on all counts
de Bernières: a surname
de Brienne: a surname; archaic form of Brienne
de Broglie: a surname, de Broglie
de Chardin: a surname
de Entremont: de Entremont: a surname, variant of Entremont
de Fourcroy: a surname
de Grasse: a habitational surname, de Grasse
de Grèce: a surname, carried by members of the former Greek royal family.
de Havilland: a surname