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renvoyer la balle: to pass the buck
renâclement: snort (of an animal)
renâcler: to display fear, anger or reluctance by snorting (of animals, especially horses); to display reluctance
rené: reborn
renégat: renegade
renégociation: renegotiation
renégocier: to renegotiate
repaginer: to repaginate
repaire: den, lair
repairer: to go home
repaitre: post-1990 spelling of repaître
reparaitre: post-1990 spelling of reparaître
reparaître: to reappear
reparler: to talk again, to speak again
repartager: to share, divide up again
repartie: swift retort, repartee, quick rejoinder
repartir: to leave again, to go back; to restart, to set off again; to retort
repartir comme en quarante: to go to the dogs once more, to go to shit again
repartir à zéro: to start over
reparution: republication
repas: meal, repast
repas de famille: family meal (a meal eaten together by the members of a family)
repassable: ironable
repassage: ironing (act of ironing clothing)
repasser: to iron (to pass an iron over clothing); to pass by again; to redo (an exam, a test)
repasseuse: ironer (machine or female person)
repaster: to repaste, to restick
repaver: to repave
repayer: to pay again
repaître: to feed; to glut, to sate; to eat; to feed on, to feast on
repeigner: to recomb
repeindre: to repaint
repeinture: repainting (instance of reapplying paint)
rependre: to rehang; to hang again
repenser: to rethink, to reconsider
repentance: repentance
repentant: repentant
repentir: repentance; pentimento
repentir: to repent
repercer: to repierce
repercevoir: to reperceive
reperdre: to relose
reperpétuer: to perpetuate again
repeuplement: repopulation; replanting (of trees); restocking (of merchandise)
repeupler: to repopulate; to replant (trees); to restock (merchandise)
repiauler: to up sticks, move house
repincer: to pinch again
repiquage: transplanting, planting out
repiquer: to pinch; to steal again; to puncture again; to replant
replacer: to put back, replace
replantation: replanting
replanter: to replant
replat: a small plateau in the mountains
replet: plump, chubby
repleurer: to cry, to weep again (after having previously cried)
repleuvoir: to rain again, to rain for a second time
repli: crease, fold; secret
repliement: folding (up), curling (up); withdrawal
replier: to fold; fold up; to refold; to fold again; to curl up, roll up; to withdraw, retreat, fall back
replisser: to repleat