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rocké
verb
rocked (“rock music”); past participle of rocker
rocked (“rock music”); feminine singular of rocké
rococo
adjective
rococo (architectural style, all senses); Relating to old traditions, which may be seen as foolishly outdated; archaic, old-fashioned, obsolete, backwards
rocou
noun, feminine
annatto, the dye and seed of the achiote, Bixa orellana
rocouëment
noun, masculine
Cooing
rodage
noun, masculine
running in, breaking in (getting a new product adjusted)
rodave
verb
to have under obbo
roder
verb
to polish, polish up; to wear in (a motor), to run in, to put through its paces; to polish up, hone (skills)
rodinien
adjective
Rodinian
rodomont
adjective
rodomontade (pretentiously boastful)
rodomont
noun, masculine
rodomont
rodomontade
noun, feminine
rodomontade (pretentious behaviour; boasting)
rodéo
noun, masculine
rodeo
roentgen
noun, masculine
roentgen
roentgenium
noun, masculine
roentgenium
rogatoire
adjective
rogatory
rogatorily
rogaton
noun, masculine
junk, piece of junk (something worthless); leftovers (of food)
rogne
noun, feminine
ringworm (skin condition)
rogne
noun, feminine
anger
rogner
verb
to trim, to snip, to cut, to crop (a picture)
rogneuse
noun, feminine
a woman who trims or cuts (corresponding masculine form rogneur); trimmer, cutter; paper guillotine
rognon
noun, masculine
kidney
rognon blanc
noun, masculine
ram's testicles, lamb fries
to grumble
rognure
noun, feminine
paring, shaving
rogomme
noun, masculine
brandy, liquor
rogue
noun, feminine
roe (fish eggs)
rogue
adjective
haughty; contemptuous; roguish
roguement
adverb
haughtily, contemptuously; roguishly
rohmérien
adjective
Rohmerian
roi
noun, masculine
king
roi des animaux
noun, masculine
The king of beasts (the lion).
roi des cailles
noun, masculine
corncrake
roi des oiseaux
noun, masculine
king of birds (the eagle)
roi fainéant
noun, masculine
roi fainéant
roi mage
noun, masculine
wise man; mage
roidir
verb
alternative spelling of raidir
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of roidir
roitelet
noun, masculine
kinglet (bird); a petty king
roller
noun, masculine
in-line skate, rollerblade; rollerblading
rollier
noun, masculine
roller (aggressive bird)
rollier d'Europe
noun, masculine
European roller (Coracias garrulus)
rollmops
noun, masculine
rollmop (food)
rom
adjective
Roma
romagnol
noun, masculine
Romagnol (language)
romain
adjective
of the city of Rome; Roman; of Ancient Rome; Roman
romaine
noun, feminine
a dress; romaine, romaine lettuce
In a Roman manner
romaji
noun, masculine
romaji
roman
noun, masculine
a novel (work of fiction); a very long text. (see pavé)
roman
adjective
Romance; romanesque
roman de gare
noun, masculine
airport novel, airport book
roman historique
noun, masculine
historical novel
roman policier
noun, masculine
police procedural
roman vidéoludique
noun, masculine
visual novel
roman à clef
noun, masculine
roman à clef (novel about real-life events that is overlaid with a façade of fiction)
roman à thèse
noun, masculine
a “thesis novel”: a novel that is didactic rather than entertaining, often taking the form of social commentary
roman à tiroirs
noun, masculine
a roman à tiroirs
roman-fleuve
noun, masculine
novel sequence (an extended sequence of novels of which the whole acts as a commentary for a society or an epoch, and which continually deals with a central character, community, or family); screed, ream (very long and long-winded text)