Every tense, conjugated

synthétiser

to synthesize

syntoniser

to syntonize

syrianiser

to Syrianize

systématiser

to collate; to organize

sécher

to dry; to play truant

sécréter

to secrete

séculariser

to secularize

sécuriser

to secure (to move from a feeling of anxiety to a feeling of security, to an impression of confidence); to put at ease

sédentariser

to settle (set up as a swelling); to settle (establish as a home)

sédimenter

to sediment

séduire

to seduce; to lure

ségréger

to segregate

ségréguer

alternative form of ségréger (“to segregate”)

séjourner

to stay, to sojourn

sélectionner

to select, to pick (to choose one or more elements from a set)

séparer

to separate; to split up, to cause to come apart

séquencer

to sequence

séquestrer

to sequester, to store away; to detain, to confine (often against one's will)

sérancer

to hackle (card hemp)

sérialiser

to serialize

sérier

to seriate (make into a series)

sérénader

to serenade

sévir

to crack down, clamp down; to rage

tabarnaker

to deal a blow; to not give a fuck

tabarnaquer

alternative form of tabarnaker

tabasser

beat up (to give a beating to); to thwack, clobber

tabler

to base one's scheming

tabuler

to tabulate

tacher

to soil or stain; to tarnish one's reputation

tacheter

to spot; to dapple

tackler

alternative spelling of tacler

tacler

to tackle; to tackle

taffer

to work, slog

tagger

to tag; to tag (label)

taguer

alternative spelling of tagger

taillader

to slash (e.g. with knife etc.)

tailler

to cut; to sharpen

taire

to be quiet, to be silent; to shut up (oneself), to be quiet, to fall silent, to stop talking

taler

to damage (a fruit)

talocher

to clout, thump

talonner

to heel, follow closely, be on someone's heels; to kick (a horse) with the heel

talquer

to talc

tambouriner

to drum, drum down

tamiser

to sieve, to sift (use a sieve)

tamper

tamponner

to tamp; to swab

tancer

to scold, reprimand, rebuke

tanguer

to sway back and forth; to spin, sway (seem to be moving)

tanner

to tan (in leather-making); to beat physically, whip, thrash

tapager

to be noisy; to make noise

taper

to slap, knock, beat; to type (use a keyboard or typewriter)

tapiner

to go on the game (to work as a prostitute); to work, to hustle

tapir

to hide

tapisser

to carpet (cover with carpet); to decorate

tapoter

to tap (strike lightly and repeatedly)

taquiner

to tease

tarabistouiller

to bother (someone); to stir, toss

tarabuster

to bother (someone)

tarauder

to tap (a nut); to thread (a screw); to bore into

tarder

to tarry; to be slow to do something (tarder à faire quelque chose)