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doigt de pied: toe (digit of the foot)
doigtage: fingering
doigter: to finger, to put fingerings on a music sheet; to finger, to flick off
doigter: fingering
doigtier: fingerguard (any object used to protect a finger); common foxglove (plant, Digitalis purpurea)
doigts de fée: deft touch, nimble fingers
doigté: fingering; skill, tact
dojo: dojo
dol: a fraud (the act), cheating
dolcissimo: dolcissimo
dolemment: dolefully
dolent: mournful
doler: to plane (cut with a plane)
dolichocéphalie: dolichocephaly
dolichocôlon: dolichocolon
doline: sinkhole, shakehole
dolique: Any of a number of bean plants
dolique à œil noir: synonym of cornille
dolium: dolium
dollar: dollar, usually the US dollar.; Canadian dollar.
dollar américain: American dollar, US dollar
dollar australien: Australian dollar
dollar canadien: Canadian dollar
dollarisation: dollarization (the process of a country adopting the US dollar as its primary currency)
dollariser: to dollarize
dolman: dolman
dolmen: dolmen (tomb consisting of a capstone supported by two or more upright stones)
doloire: plane (type of tool); doloire (axelike weapon)
dolomie: dolostone
dolomite: dolomite
dolomitique: dolomitic
dolomitisé: dolomitized
doloriste: doleful
dolosif: fraudulent
doléance: grievance; complaint
dom: title of respect given to certain monks and other religious figures
domaine: domain; zone; field (of study etc.)
domaine public: public domain
domanial: domanial
domanialiser: to consolidate several states into one, or unite them to the crown
domanialité: domaniality
domatique: domatic
domestication: domestication (action of taming wild animals or breeding plants)
domesticité: domesticity (state of being domestic); domesticatedness (state of being domesticated); domestic staff, household staff, servants
domestique: domestic
domestique: servant; maid; cleaner, housemaid
domestiquement: domestically
domestiquer: to tame (an animal, etc.)
domestiqué: domesticated, tamed
domicile: domicile
domiciliaire: domiciliary
domiciliataire: domiciliary
domiciliation: domiciliation; standing order
domicilier: to reside, to have as a home
dominance: dominance
dominant: dominant
dominante: dominant
dominat: dominate (the late period of the Roman Empire, following the principate, during which the emperor's rule became more explicitly autocratic and remaining vestiges of the Roman Republic were removed from the formal workings of government)
dominateur: dominator, usually a tyrant or a dictator; dominator
dominateur: dominating, domineering