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lanthanide
noun, masculine
lanthanide
lanugineux
adjective
Downy, woolly.; Covered with a substance resembling down; lanuginose.
lançon
noun, masculine
sand lance; launce
lao
noun, masculine
Lao (language)
laodicéen
adjective
Laodicean
laotien
noun, masculine
Lao (language)
laotien
adjective
Laotian
lap cheong
noun, masculine
lap cheong
lap dance
noun, masculine
lap dance
lapalissade
noun, feminine
lapalissade, truism, tautology
lapement
noun, masculine
lapping (with the tongue)
laper
verb
to lap (a liquid)
lapereau
noun, masculine
young rabbit; bunny, kit
lapicide
noun, masculine/feminine
lapicide
lapidable
adjective
accursed
lapidaire
adjective
related to stone; terse (abruptly short)
lapidaire
noun, masculine/feminine
lapidary, gemsmith
lapidairement
adverb
tersely
lapidation
noun, feminine
lapidation
lapider
verb
to stone; to lapidate (pelt with stones); to attack verbally
lapidification
noun, feminine
lapidification
lapidifier
verb
to lapidify
lapin
noun, masculine
rabbit
lapin commun
noun, masculine
European rabbit
lapin de Pâques
noun, masculine
Easter Bunny
lapin de garenne
noun, masculine
European rabbit
lapin de gouttière
noun, masculine
gutter rabbit; cat meat
lapin-garou
noun, masculine
wererabbit
lapineau
noun, masculine
a young rabbit, a bunny
lapiniser
verb
to lapinize
lapinière
noun, feminine
rabbitry
lapis-lazuli
noun, masculine
lapis lazuli
laplacien
adjective
Laplacian
lapon
adjective
of Lapland
laps
noun, masculine
lapse, length (of time)
laps
adjective
apostate of Catholicism
laps de temps
noun, masculine
length of time (period, time period)
lapsus
noun, masculine
lapsus
lapsus linguae
noun, masculine
a lapsus linguae; an inadvertent remark, a slip of the tongue
lapsus révélateur
noun, masculine
Freudian slip
laquage
noun, masculine
lacquering
laquais
noun, masculine
footman, lackey, liveried servant; flunky, stooge
laque
noun, feminine
lacquer
laquer
verb
to lacquer
laqueur
noun, masculine
lacquerer
laqueux
adjective
lacquerlike
laqué
adjective
glazed
laraire
noun, masculine
lararium
larbin
noun, masculine
underlabourer, servant, boy; dogsbody, flunkey, hireling
larbinisme
noun, masculine
flunkey-ism, servilism, sycophantism
larcin
noun, masculine
petty theft; a stolen object
lard
noun, masculine
bacon; lard, fat
lardacé
adjective
lardaceous
larder
verb
to lard; to smear food with lard; to stab; to pierce
lardier
noun, masculine
larder; pantry
lardon
noun, masculine
small piece of bacon used in quiches, in salads, etc.; a fatty strip of pork or bacon used for larding of lean meat (such as fowl); kid, nipper; brat
lardu
noun, masculine
police officer
lare
noun, masculine
Lar
larfeuille
noun, masculine
wallet
largable
adjective
expendable
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