Every tense, conjugated

collectionner

to collect (to accumulate items)

collectiviser

to collectivize

coller

to stick (together), to glue; to approach too closely; to be too close

colleter

to wrap round the collar; to collar (grab by the collar)

colliger

to collate; to compile

colloquer

to lodge someone, to set up someone in a place, to establish, to install

colluder

to collude

colmater

to fill in (a low land); to plug (a hole)

coloniser

to colonise

colorer

to color

colorier

to color

coloriser

to colorize

colporter

to peddle; to hawk; to spread (gossip, accusation)

coltiner

to lug, to carry on the shoulder; to get lumbered with, to get stuck with

comater

to veg out, to veg, to doze (in particular when drunk)

combattre

to fight, to combat (against); to oppose, to struggle

combiner

to combine (bring (two or more things or activities) together)

combler

to fulfil, satisfy; to fill (add contents to, so it is full)

commander

to order (tell someone to do something); to order (ask for a product)

commanditer

to commission, finance, sponsor

commencer

to begin, commence

commenter

to comment

commer

to compare

commercer

to trade

commercialiser

to bring to market, to put on the market, to make available for purchase

commettre

to commit

commissionner

to commission (an officer, ship etc)

commuer

to commute (a sentence)

communaliser

to communalize

communautariser

make, transform a wider community into multiple smaller communities.; share, pool national competences at the European level (see communautés européennes)

communier

to receive communion; to administer communion

communiquer

to communicate

commuter

to commute; to switch

commémorer

to commemorate

commérer

to gossip (to talk about others' personal information)

compacter

to compact

compactifier

to compactify

comparaitre

alternative spelling of comparaître

comparaître

to appear before a judge or government official

comparer

to compare

comparoir

to appear before a court; to be arraigned

Not available for this verb.

compartimenter

to put into compartments, compartmentalize, to section off

compasser

to compass (measure with a compass)

compassionner

to pity, feel sorry for

compatir

to sympathise, empathise, feel for

compenser

to compensate for, to offset

compiler

To compile, gather documents.; to compile

compisser

to piss on

complaire

to get stuck in, to get caught in; to take pleasure in, to bask in

complanter

to put in a plantation

complexer

to form or establish a complex (in any sense); to have a complex about something

complexifier

to complexify, complicate

complimenter

to compliment

compliquer

to complicate; to elaborate

comploter

to plot, especially something illegal or immoral

complémenter

to complement

compléter

to complete

comporter

to include; to consist of, comprise

composer

to compose; to compose (to produce or create a musical work)

composter

to create compost using biodegradable materials; to add compost to the ground