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5,162 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

taxe de vente: sales tax
taxe sur la valeur ajoutée: value added tax
taxe sur la vente: sales tax
taxe sur les produits et services: goods and services tax (GST)
taxer: to tax, to impose a tax on; to accuse; to call, to label
taxi: taxi; taxi driver; helicopter or plane used for transport; act of transporting troops
taxi partagé: shared taxi
taxi-auto: taxi
taxicatine: taxicatin
taxidermie: taxidermy
taxidermique: taxidermic
taxidermiquement: taxidermically
taxidermiste: taxidermist
taxie: taxis
taximan: (male) taxi driver
taximètre: taximeter
taxine: taxine
taxinomie: taxonomy (science of finding, describing, classifying and naming organisms)
taxinomique: taxonomic
taxinomiste: taxonomist
taxiphone: call shop (business providing access to long-distance telephone calls)
taxiway: taxiway
taxodium: taxodium
taxodonte: taxodont
taxologie: taxonomy
taxon: taxon
taxonomiquement: taxonomically
tayau: bloodhound
tayeule: shut up: alternative form of ta gueule
taylorisation: Taylorization
taylorisme: Taylorism
taz: ecstasy (drug); ecstasy tablet
tazer: to tase
taénite: taenite
taïaut: tallyho (cry used in deer hunting, especially to the hounds)
taïga: taiga (subarctic zone of coniferous forest)
taïno: Taino (language and people)
taïpan: taipan (snake)
taïpan du désert: inland taipan
taïwanais: Taiwanese (from Taiwan)
taïwanais: Taiwanese (language)
taôisme: Taoism
taôiste: Taoist
tchadien: Chadian
tchador: chador (a loose robe worn by Muslim women)
tchao: post-1990 spelling of ciao
tchaouch: obsolete spelling of chaouch
tchaous: obsolete spelling of chaouch (“chiaus”)
tchat: alternative spelling of chat
tchatche: chat, lingo; volubility, gift of the gab
tchatcher: to chat
tchate: alternative spelling of chat
tchatter: to chat
tchaïkovskien: Tchaikovskian
tcheindre: to hold
tcherno: clipping of tchernobyl; low-grade hashish
tchernobyl: low-quality hashish
tchernozème: chernozem
tchetnik: chetnik
tchin-tchin: cheers, chin chin (said as a toast to drinking)