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gratis
adverb
free, without charge, gratis
gratis
adjective
free; for free, without charge
gratitude
noun, feminine
gratitude
graton
noun, masculine
alternative form of gratton; crackling, pork rind; crispy layer of rice at the bottom of a dish such as jambalaya
gratos
adverb
for free
grattage
noun, masculine
scraping, scratching; erasure; grattage
gratte
noun, feminine
guitar
gratte-ciel
noun, masculine
skyscraper
gratte-cul
noun, masculine
rosehip
gratte-papier
noun, masculine
pencil pusher; journo
grattement
noun, masculine
scratching, scraping (sound)
to scrub; to scrape; to scratch; to itch; to play the guitar
gratteur
noun, masculine
scraper; scrubber; axeman (guitarist); freeloader; moocher
gratteux
adjective
stingy
gratteux
noun, masculine
scratchcard
grattoir
noun, masculine
scraper
gratton
noun, masculine
greaves
to itch, scratch
gratuiciel
noun, masculine
freeware
gratuit
adjective
free of charge; gratuitous, for no reason
freely, for free; without cause, gratuitously
gratuité
noun, feminine
the quality of being provided gratis, of being free of charge; the quality of being gratuitous (unwarranted or unjustified); gratuitousness; the quality of being gratuitous (without necessity or reason); gratuitousness
graulhétois
adjective
of, from or relating to the town of Graulhet, Tarn department, Occitania, France
gravatif
adjective
heavy; accompanied by a sense of weight
gravats
noun, masculine
rubble
grave
adverb
much; a lot
grave
adjective
serious; solemn; low-pitched; back
graveleux
adjective
gravelly, gritty; smutty, obscene
gravelle
noun, feminine
urinary calculus; tartrate (precipitations in wine)
gravement
adverb
seriously, badly
graver
verb
to engrave; to carve (wood); to burn (data, onto a CD, DVD, etc.)
gravette
noun, feminine
ragworm, sandworm
gravettien
adjective
Gravettian
graveur
noun, masculine
engraver; burner (optical disc)
gravide
adjective
gravid
gravidique
adjective
gravidic
gravidité
noun, feminine
gravidity
gravier
noun, masculine
gravel (small fragments of rock); crushed rocks between 5 and 40 mm in diameter (used on unpaved roads, in gardens to increase drainage, etc.); gravel, kidney stones, gallstones; beach woman, shoreman (individual who spreads out and dries cod on a (gravel) beach)
gravifique
adjective
gravitic, gravitational
gravillon
noun, masculine
fine grit, grains of stone of between six and twenty millimeters diameter
gravimètre
noun, masculine
gravimeter
gravimétrie
noun, feminine
gravimetry
gravimetric
gravimetrically
gravir
verb
to climb up
to work one's way up, to rise through the ranks
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of gravir
gravissime
adjective
very important, very serious, very grave
gravitaire
adjective
gravity
gravitation
noun, feminine
gravitation
gravitational
gravitationally
to orbit, gravitate
graviton
noun, masculine
graviton
gravitonique
adjective
gravitonic
gravité
noun, feminine
gravity; severity; seriousness, solemnity, gravity
gravoir
noun, masculine
graver, burin
gravure
noun, feminine
engraving; burning (optical disc); a printing method using as printing form an engraved cylinder
gravé
adjective
burned
carved in stone, cast in concrete