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débouchage: uncorking
débouchement: debouchement; uncorking; unblocking
déboucher: to unblock; to clear; to uncork (a bottle); to lead (somewhere), to come out (somewhere); to lead (to), to culminate (in)
déboucheur: drain cleaner
débouché: market; outlet; opportunity, (career) prospects; mouth (of valley)
déboucler: to unbuckle (a belt); to undo curls
débouillir: to blanch (textiles)
débouler: to tumble down, fall down; to turn up, show up, drop in
déboulonnable: budgeable, unseatable (removable from a position, especially from a position of power)
déboulonner: to unbolt; to remove from office; to oust
débouquement: narrow channel; disemboguement
débouquer: to disembogue
débourbage: clarification, settling (of wine)
débourber: to get out of mud
débourrage: unblocking, unclogging
débourrer: to remove a stuffing from sth.; to break in a horse
débours: outlay, outgoings
déboursement: disbursement
débourser: to pay out; disburse, shell out
déboussoler: to disorient
déboussolé: disoriented
débouter: to dismiss
déboutonner: to unbutton
déboîtement: dislocation
déboîter: to take apart, disconnect (an assembled object); to dislocate; to move out of line
débrailler: to loosen one's clothing
débraillé: slovenly
débranchement: unplugging; turning off, switching off
débrancher: to unplug; to turn off, switch off (of an alarm); to prune, to remove branches
débrancher la prise: to pull the plug (to cease to support; to halt)
débraser: to unsolder
débrayable: Able to be disengaged (of part of a mechanism)
débrayage: declutching; strike (work stoppage as a form of protest)
débrayer: to declutch; to disengage; to strike (of workers)
débreaker: to break back (thus nullifying an opponent's break of service)
débridement: unbridling, unharnessing; lancing
débrider: to unbridle, to unharness; to jailbreak (a mobile phone); to soup up a motor
débridé: unbridled
débriefer: to debrief
débris: debris
débrochage: unspitting
débrocher: to unspit
débrouillage: clearing up; decluttering; Thea act of getting by or making do
débrouillard: resourceful person, hustler
débrouillard: resourceful, self-reliant, able to cope, crafty, wily
débrouillardise: resourcefulness, the ability to cope
débrouiller: to disentangle (threads); to get by, to manage; to bootstrap
débroussailler: to clear (land of brushwood); to do the groundwork (on a problem etc.)
débroussailleuse: brushcutter, strimmer, string trimmer
débruitage: denoising
débruiter: to denoise
débrutir: "to clear off the rough; to polish (gems)"
débrutissement: rough-polishing (of gems)
débrûler: to reduce
débucher: start
débucher: to start; to dislodge, to start
débudgétiser: to go out of someone's budget
débugage: debugging; action of debugging
débugger: to debug
débullage: the removal of bubbles from a liquid