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2,401 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

videuse
noun, feminine
bouncer
vidicon
noun, masculine
vidicon
vidien
adjective
Vidian
viduité
noun, feminine
widowhood
vidéaste
noun, masculine/feminine
videographer
vidéo
adjective
video
vidéo
noun, feminine
video (television show, movie)
vidéo-club
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of vidéoclub
vidéo-jeu
noun, masculine
synonym of jeu vidéo (“video game”)
vidéocassette
noun, feminine
videocassette (cassette containing recorded videotape)
vidéoclip
noun, masculine
music video
vidéoclub
noun, masculine
video rental shop (business where one can rent and sometimes buy recorded home videos)
vidéocommunication
noun, feminine
video communication
vidéoconférence
noun, feminine
video conference
vidéodescription
noun, feminine
audio description, video description; narration for the visually impaired for video; described video, described audio; a narration service for the visually impaired for video
vidéodisque
noun, masculine
videodisc / videodisk
vidéofréquence
noun, feminine
video frequency
vidéographie
noun, feminine
videography
vidéoludique
adjective
videogaming
as in a video game
vidéophone
noun, masculine
videophone
vidéophonie
noun, feminine
videophony
vidéoprojecteur
noun, masculine
video projector
vidéosurveillance
noun, feminine
video surveillance, video monitoring, CCTV
AI-powered video surveillance
vidéotex
noun, masculine
Teletext
vidéothèque
noun, feminine
video collection; video library
vidéotéléphone
noun, masculine
videotelephone; videophone
vidéoverbalisation
noun, feminine
ticketing based on video surveillance
vie
noun, feminine
life, the state of organisms (organic beings) prior to death; life, period in which one is alive, between birth and death; biography, life; life, lifeforms; cost of living
vie
noun, feminine
way, path (road, railway, etc)
vie active
noun, feminine
working life (period of one's life spent in employment, between leaving school and retirement)
vie amoureuse
noun, feminine
love life
vie après la mort
noun, feminine
afterlife, life after death (conscious existence after death)
vie de Cocagne
noun, feminine
alternative spelling of vie de cocagne
vie de chien
noun, feminine
dog's life (miserable life)
vie de château
noun, feminine
life of Riley
vie de cocagne
noun, feminine
life of Riley, good life (life of ease, pleasure and luxury)
vie de patachon
noun, feminine
life in the fast lane
vie nocturne
noun, feminine
nightlife (social activities or entertainment happening at night in a city)
vie privée
noun, feminine
private life; privacy
vie quotidienne
noun, feminine
everyday life, day-to-day life, daily life
vie réelle
noun, feminine
real life; real world
vie sexuelle
noun, feminine
sex life
vie sociale
noun, feminine
social life (interpersonal relationships taken collectively; the whole of public activities performed in association with others for the purpose of pleasure)
vieil irlandais
noun, masculine
the Old Irish language
vieil islandais
noun, masculine
Old Icelandic (another name for Old Norse)
vieillard
noun, masculine
an old man, an old person
traditional, old-fashioned, conservative, old-school
vieille branche
noun, masculine
old chap, old friend, bugger (affectionate term of address for a man)
vieille chouette
noun, feminine
old hag, old bag
vieille fille
noun, feminine
spinster, old maid
vieille garde
noun, feminine
the old guard
vieille mère
noun, masculine
old female servant in China
vieille peau
noun, feminine
elderly person; old hag, old bag
vieille ville
noun, feminine
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see vieille, ville.; old town (historic district of a city or town)
vieille école
noun, feminine
the old school; the old-school way, the traditional way
agedly in an old way
vieillerie
noun, feminine
old stuff
vieilles lunes
noun, feminine
old-fashioned ideas, outdated ideas, hackneyed ideas; things of the past