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abaisser - to lower, to abase (6)
s'abaisser - to lower oneself (6)
s'abaisser à - to sink to (6)
abandonner - to abandon, to leave, to give up (6)
s'abandonner à - to give way to (6)
abasourdir - to dumbfound (19)
abâtardir - to debase, to deteriorate (19)
s'abâtardir - to degenerate (19)
abattre - to knock down, to destroy (55)
s'abattre - to collapse, to strike (55)
abdiquer - to abdicate (6)
aberrer - to aberrate (6)
abêtir - to make ... stupid (19)
s'abêtir - to grow stupid (19)
abhorrer - to abhor (6)
abîmer - to damage (6)
s'abîmer - to get damaged, to sink (6)
abjurer - to renounce (6)
ablatir - to remove (19)
abolir - to abolish, to wipe ... out (19)
s'abolir - to cease to exist (19)
abominer - to loathe (6)
abonder - to abound, to be plentiful (6)
abonner - to take a subscription to ... (6)
s'abonner - to subscribe to (6)
abonnir - to improve (19)
aborder - to approach, to touch land (6)
aboucher - to join up (6)
s'aboucher - to join up with, to take up with (6)
abouler - to hand over, to come along (fam.) (6)
abouter - to join end to end (6)
aboutir - to succeed, to end up (19)
aboyer - to bark (at) (17)
abraser - to abrade (6)
abréger - to shorten (14)
s'abréger - to shorten (14)
abreuver - to water (animal), to soak (plant), to heap on (insults) (6)
s'abreuver - to drink deep (6)
abriter - to shelter (6)
s'abriter - to take shelter (6)
abroger - to repeal (8)
abrutir - to stupefy (19)
s'abrutir - to degrade oneself (19)
s'absenter - to leave (6)
absorber - to absorb (6)
s'absorber - to become absorbed in (6)
absoudre - to absolve (72)
absoudre de - to forgive (someone) something (72)
s'abstenir - to abstain (23)
s'abstenir de - to refrain from (23)
abstraire - to abstract (61)
s'abstraire - to isolate oneself (61)
abuser - to misuse, to exploit (6)
abuser de - to take advantage of, to overdo (6)
s'abuser - to be mistaken (6)
accabler - to overwhelm, to overpower, to condemn, to heap on (insults) (6)
accaparer - to monopolize, to corner, to hoard (6)
accastiller - to equip (ship) (6)
accéder à - to attain, to have access to, to accede to (10)
accélérer - to accelerate (10)
s'accélérer - to gather speed (10)
accentuer - to stress (6)
s'accentuer - to increase (6)
accepter - to accept (6)
accidenter - to damage, to injure (6)
acclamer - to acclaim, to cheer (6)
acclimater - to acclimatize (6)
s'acclimater - to become acclimatized (6)
s'accointer - to make acquaintance (6)
accoler - to place side by side, to couple (6)
s'accoler - to take up with (6)
accommoder - to prepare, to focus (sight), to reconcile (6)
s'accommoder de - to put up with (6)
s'accommoder à - to adapt oneself to (6)
accompagner - to accompany (6)
s'accompagner de - to go with (6)
accomplir - to accomplish, to fulfil (19)
s'accomplir - to finish (19)
accorder - to grant, to concede, to tune (piano) (6)
accoster - to accost, to berth (boat) (6)
s'accoster - to greet (6)
accoter - to lean (6)
s'accoter à - to lean against (6)
accoucher de - to give birth, to deliver (6)
s'accouder - to lean on one's elbow (6)
accoupler - to couple up with, to join, to connect, to form pairs (6)
s'accoupler - to mate, to copulate (6)
accourcir - to shorten (19)
accourir - to come running, to rush in (33)
accoutrer - to rig out (6)
s'accoutrer - to rig oneself out (6)
accoutumer - to accustom (6)
s'accoutumer à - to become accustomed to, to become familiar with (6)
accréditer - to accredit, to substantiate (6)
s'accréditer - to ingratiate oneself (6)
accrocher - to hook, to hang up, to collide with, to engage (6)
s'accrocher - to hold on, to hold fast (6)
s'accrocher à - to cling to (6)
accroître - to increase, to enhance (67a)
s'accrupir - to squat (19)
accueillir - to receive, to greet (28)
acculer - to drive to (6)
s'acculer - to drive oneself to (6)
s'acculer contre - to set one's back against (6)
acculturer - to acculturate (6)
accumuler - to accumulate, to amass (6)
s'accumuler - to accumulate, to amass (6)
accuser - to accuse, to blame, to acknowledge (letters), to show up (6)
s'accuser - to accuse oneself, to accentuate (6)
acérer - to sharpen (10)
acétifier - to acetify (15)
acétyler - to create acetyl-acid (6)
achalander - to provide with (6)
acharner - to set on (6)
s'acharner - to be intent on (6)
s'acharner à - to persist in, to slave at (6)
acheminer - to forward, to dispatch (6)
acheminer à - to proceed (6)
acheter - to buy, to bribe (12a)
achever - to end, to complete (9)
achopper sur - to stumble against (6)
s'achopper sur - to stumble against (6)
acidifier - to acidify (15)
s'acidifier - to turn sour (15)
aciduler - to acidulate (6)
aciérer - to steel (10)
aciériser - to make steel (6)
s'acoquiner à/avec - to team up with (6)
acquérir - to acquire, to obtain, to purchase (24)
acquiescer - to agree, to give assent (7)
acquitter - to acquit (6)
s'acquitter de - to fulfil, to repay (6)
acter - to publish officially (6)
actionner - to operate, to actuate, to sue (6)
activer - to speed up, to quicken, to keep busy (6)
s'activer à - to work away at (6)
actualiser - to update, to actualize (6)
adapter - to adapt (6)
s'adapter - to adapt (6)
additionner - to add, to add up (6)
s'additionner - to add, to add up (6)
adhérer à - to adhere to, to join (party) (10)
adjectiver - to use as an adjective (6)
adjoindre - to associate (58)
s'adjoindre - to take on (58)
s'adjoindre à - to join up with (58)
adjuger - to award, to knock down (auction) (8)
s'adjuger - to appropriate, to take possession of (8)
adjurer - to beseech (6)
admettre - to admit (56)
administrer - to administer, to manage (6)
admirer - to admire (6)
admonester - to reprimand (6)
s'adonner à - to take to, to indulge in (6)
adopter - to adopt, to take up (cause) (6)
adorer - to adore, to worship (6)
adosser - to lean against (6)
s'adosser - to lean against (6)
adouber - to dub (knight) (6)
adoucir - to sweeten, to soften, to mellow (19)
s'adoucir - to get milder (weather) (19)
adresser - to address (6)
s'adresser à - to enquire at, to turn to (6)
aduler - to adulate (6)
adultérer - to adulterate, to debase (10)
advenir - to happen, to occur (23)
aérer - to air, to aerate (water) (10)
s'aérer - to take fresh air (10)
affabuler - to invent stories (6)
affadir - to make tasteless, to make insipid (19)
s'affadir - to become tasteless, to become insipid (19)
affaiblir - to weaken, to reduce (19)
s'affaiblir - to become weak, to lose strength (19)
s'affairer - to bustle about (6)
affaisser - to sink, to weigh down (6)
s'affaisser - to collapse, to subside (6)
affaler - to lower (6)
s'affaler - to drop, to fall, to flop (fam.) (6)
affamer - to starve (6)
affecter - to affect, to feign (6)
affecter à - to assign to, to appoint to (6)
affectionner - to be fond of (6)
afférer - to relate to (10)
affermer - to lease (6)
affermir - to strengthen, to consolidate (19)
s'affermir - to become stronger (19)
afficher - to put up, to display, to advertise (6)
s'afficher - to be seen (with), to show off (6)
affiler - to sharpen (6)
affilier - to affiliate (15)
s'affilier - to be affiliated (15)
affiner - to refine, to improve (6)
s'affiner - to improve, to ripen (cheese) (6)
affirmer - to affirm, to maintain (6)
s'affirmer - to assert oneself (6)
affleurer - to break through the surface, to show through (6)
affliger - to distress, to grieve (8)
s'affliger - to grieve (8)
s'affliger de - to grieve over (8)
afflouer - to refloat (6)
affluer - to flow (water), to rush (blood), to be plentiful (6)
affoler - to throw into a panic (6)
s'affoler - to panic (6)
affour(r)ager - to supply fodder (8)
affranchir - to stamp (letter), to emancipate (19)
s'affranchir de - to break free from (19)
affréter - to charter (10)
affriander - to tempt, to allure (6)
affricher - to leave fallow (6)
affrioler - to entice (6)
affronter - to face, to confront (6)
s'affronter à - to encounter (6)
affruiter - to bear fruit (6)
affubler - to rig out (6)
s'affubler - to rig oneself out (6)
affûter - to sharpen, to grind (6)
africaniser - to africanise (6)
agacer - to irritate, to jar, to probe (7)
s'agacer de - to become irritated with (7)
agencer - to arrange, to organize (7)
s'agencer - to combine, to harmonize (7)
agenouiller - to bring someone to his knees (6)
s'agenouiller - to kneel (6)
agglomérer - to agglomerate (10)
s'agglomérer - to pile up (10)
agglutiner - to stick together (6)
s'agglutiner - to stick together (6)
aggraver - to make worse, to aggravate (6)
s'aggraver - to worsen (6)
agioter - to speculate (6)
agir - to act (19)
agir sur - to act upon (19)
s'agir de - to concern, to happen (19)
agiter - to stir, to agitate (6)
s'agiter - to be agitated, to fidget (6)
agneler - to lamb (6)
agonir - to revile, to hurl ... at (19)
agoniser - to be dying (6)
agrafer - to staple (6)
agrandir - to widen (19)
s'agrandir - to widen (19)
agréer - to accept (13)
agréger - to aggregate (14)
agrémenter - to embellish (6)
s'agrémenter - to be decorated with (6)
agresser - to attack (6)
agricher - to grab (6)
agriffer - to claw (6)
s'agriffer à - to clutch at, to cling to (6)
agripper - to grip (6)
s'agripper - to grip (6)
aguerrir - to harden (19)
s'aguerrir - to become inured to (19)
aguicher - to excite (6)
ahaner - to labour (6)
ahurir - to dumbfound, to bewilder (19)
aider - to help (6)
s'aider de - to make use of (6)
aigrir - to embitter (19)
s'aigrir - to turn sour (19)
aiguiller - to shunt (train), to direct (6)
s'aiguiller vers - to switch to (6)
aiguillonner - to goad, to urge on (6)
aiguiser - to sharpen (6)
s'aiguiser - to sharpen (6)
ailler - to flavour with garlic (6)
aimanter - to magnetize (6)
s'aimanter - to magnetize (6)
aimer - to love, to like (6)
ajointer - to join end to end (6)
ajourer - to do openwork (6)
ajourner - to adjourn (6)
s'ajourner - to adjourn (6)
ajouter - to add, to add up (6)
s'ajouter - to add, to add up (6)
ajuster - to adjust, to fit (6)
s'ajuster - to adjust, to fit (6)
alambiquer - to subtilize (6)
alanguir - to enfeeble (19)
s'alanguir - to flag, to drop (19)
alarmer - to give the alarm (6)
s'alarmer de - to take alarm at (6)
alcaliniser - to alkalinize (6)
alcaliser - to make alkaline (6)
alcooliser - to alcoholize, to fortify (wine) (6)
s'alcooliser - to drink to excess, to soak (fam.) (6)
alerter - to warn (6)
aléser - to bore out (10)
aleviner - to spawn (6)
aliéner - to alienate, to estrange (10)
s'aliéner - to alienate, to estrange (10)
aligner - to align, to line up (6)
s'aligner - to fall into line (6)
alimenter - to feed, to nourish (6)
s'alimenter - to feed (6)
aliter - to keep in bed (6)
s'aliter - to be confined to bed (6)
allaiter - to nurse, to suckle (6)
allécher - to tempt, to make the mouth water (10)
alléger - to lighten (14)
s'alléger - to grow lighter (14)
allégoriser - to allegorize (6)
alléguer - to allege, to plead, to cite (10)
aller - to go, to be going, to be (22)
s'en aller - to go away, to depart (22)
allier - to ally, to combine (15)
s'allier - to form an alliance, to blend (15)
allonger - to lengthen (8)
s'allonger - to stretch out, to lie down (8)
allouer - to grant, to allocate (6)
allumer - to light, to switch on (6)
s'allumer - to catch fire, to light up (6)
alluvionner - to deposit alluvium (6)
alourdir - to weight down, to make heavy (19)
s'alourdir - to weight down, to make heavy (19)
alphabétiser - to teach the basic elements of language (6)
altérer - to distort, to change (10)
s'altérer - to deteriorate (10)
alterner - to alternate, to rotate (6)
aluminer - to aluminate (6)
alunir - to land on the moon (19)
amadouer - to coax, to wheedle (6)
amaigrir - to make thin (19)
s'amaigrir - to grow thin (19)
amalgamer - to combine, to amalgamate (6)
s'amalgamer - to combine, to amalgamate (6)
amariner - to make sea worthy (6)
amarrer - to moor (6)
s'amarrer - to moor (6)
amasser - to amass, to pile up (6)
s'amasser - to amass, to pile up (6)
ambitionner - to aspire to, to covet (6)
ambler - to amble, to pace (6)
ambrer - to amber (6)
améliorer - to improve, to better (6)
s'améliorer - to get better (6)
aménager - to organize, to plan (8)
s'aménager - to arrange, to fix up (8)
amender - to improve, to amend (6)
s'amender - to amend one's way (6)
amener - to bring, to lead (9)
s'amener - to turn up, to come along (fam.) (9)
amenuiser - to reduce, to thin (6)
s'amenuiser - to thin down (6)
américaniser - to americanize (6)
amerrir - to alight (19)
ameublir - to loosen (19)
ameuter - to assemble, to stir up (6)
s'ameuter - to gather into a mob (6)
amidonner - to starch (6)
amincir - to thin down (19)
s'amincir - to slim down (19)
amnistier - to pardon, to amnesty (15)
amoindrir - to reduce, to diminish (19)
s'amoindrir - to reduce, to diminish (19)
amollir - to soften (19)
s'amollir - to become soft (19)
amonceler - to accumulate (11a)
s'amonceler - to pile up (11a)
amorcer - to begin, to bait (7)
s'amorcer - to start moving (7)
amortir - to deaden, to pay off (debt) (19)
s'amortir - to be redeemed (19)
amouracher - to fall for (6)
s'amouracher de - to become enamoured of (6)
amplifier - to enlarge, to exaggerate (15)
s'amplifier - to enlarge, to exaggerate (15)
amputer - to amputate (6)
amuser - to entertain, to amuse (6)
s'amuser - to enjoy oneself (6)
analgésier - to kill pain (15)
analyser - to analyse (6)
anathématiser - to curse, to anathematize (6)
ancrer - to anchor (6)
s'ancrer - to establish oneself (6)
anéantir - to annihilate, to be dumbfounded (19)
s'anéantir - to vanish (19)
anémier - to weaken (15)
s'anémier - to become anaemic (15)
anesthésier - to anaesthetize (15)
angliciser - to anglicize (6)
angoisser - to distress, to be distressed (fam.) (6)
s'angoisser - to become distressed (6)
animaliser - to animalize, to sensualize (6)
animer - to animate, to enliven, to give life to (6)
s'animer - to come to life (6)
aniser - to flavour with aniseed (6)
ankyloser - to stiffen (6)
s'ankyloser - to stiffen (6)
anneler - to arrange in ringlets (11a)
annexer - to append, to annex (6)
s'annexer - to append, to annex (6)
annhiler - to destroy, to annul (6)
annoncer - to announce, to advertise (7)
s'annoncer - to proclaim oneself, to be imminent (7)
annoter - to annotate (6)
annuler - to annul, to cancel (6)
anoblir - to ennoble (19)
anonner - to stumble, to blunder through (6)
anticiper - to anticipate, to forestall (6)
antidater - to antedate (6)
apaiser - to appease, to pacify (6)
s'apaiser - to calm down (6)
apercevoir - to perceive, to observe (38)
s'apercevoir - to perceive, to observe (38)
s'apercevoir de - to notice, to realise (38)
apeurer - to frighten (6)
apitoyer - to move, to pity (17)
s'apitoyer sur - to feel pity for (17)
aplanir - to smooth, to plane (19)
s'aplanir - to become smoother, to grow easier (19)
aplatir - to flatten (19)
s'aplatir - to become flat, to lie down flat (19)
apostasier - to apostatize (15)
aposter - to station (6)
apostiller - to add (6)
apostropher - to apostrophize, to upbraid (6)
appairer - to pair up (6)
apparaître - to appear, to seem (64)
appareiller - to equip, to get under way (6)
apparenter à - to connect to (6)
s'apparenter - to be related to (6)
apparier - to paid off (15)
appartenir à - to belong (to), to concern (23)
s'appartenir - to be one's own master (23)
appâter - to pure, to force feed (6)
appauvrir - to impoverish (19)
s'appauvrir - to grow poor (19)
appeler - to call (11a)
s'appeler - to be called (name) (11a)
appendre - to suspend (53)
appesantir - to weigh down (19)
s'appesantir - to insist (on) (19)
appéter - to crave for (10)
applaudir - to applaud (19)
s'applaudir de - to congratulate oneself on (19)
appliquer - to apply (6)
s'appliquer à - to work hard at, to apply oneself to (6)
appointer - to put on the pay-role (6)
appointir - to point (19)
apponter - to land on deck (6)
apporter - to bring, to cause (6)
apposer - to affix, to append (6)
apprécier - to appreciate to appraise (15)
appréhender - to arrest, to dread (6)
apprendre - to learn, to teach, to hear of (54)
apprêter - to prepare (6)
s'apprêter - to get ready (6)
apprivoiser - to tame (6)
approcher - to approach, to come near (6)
s'approcher de - to approach, to come near (6)
approfondir - to deepen (19)
s'approfondir - to grow deeper (19)
approprier - to appropriate (15)
s'approprier - to take for oneself (15)
approuver - to approve of, to agree to (6)
approvisionner - to supply with (6)
s'approvisionnier - to take in supplies (6)
appuyer - to press, to support (17)
s'appuyer - to lean on, to rely on (17)
apurer - to audit, to check (6)
arabiser - to make arabic (6)
araser - to level down (6)
arbitrer - to arbitrate (6)
arborer - to show, to present (6)
arboriser - to plant trees (6)
arc-bouter - to buttress (6)
s'arc-bouter - to take a firm stand (6)
archaïser - to archaize (6)
architecturer - to construct with an architect's care (6)
archiver - to record, to file (6)
ardoiser - to slate (roof) (6)
argenter - to silver (6)
argotiser - to speak slang (6)
arguer - {arge} to assert (6)
arguer de - {argye} to infer (6)
argumenter - to argue (6)
armer - to arm, to fit out (6)
s'armer - to arm, to fit out (6)
armorier - to emblazon (15)
arnaquer - to swindle (6)
aromatiser - to aromatize, to flavour with herbs (6)
arpéger - to play in arpeggios (14)
arpenter - to survey, to place up and down (6)
arquer - to bend (6)
s'arquer - to bend (6)
arracher - to pull up, to tear out (6)
s'arracher - to pull up, to tear out (6)
arraisonner - to stop and inspect (ship) (6)
arranger - to arrange (8)
s'arranger - to manage, to work out (8)
arrérager - to fall into arrears (8)
arrêter - to stop, to arrest (6)
s'arrêter - to come to a stop (6)
s'arrêter à - to pay attention to (6)
arriérer - to postpone, to delay, to fall behind (payments) (10)
arrimer - to stow, to secure (6)
ar(r)iser - to touch sail (6)
arriver - to arrive, to happen (6)
arriver à - to manage (6)
s'arroger - to claim for oneself (8)
arrondir - to round off (19)
s'arrondir - to become round (19)
arroser - to water, to spray, to bribe (fam.) (6)
articuler - to articulate, to hinge (6)
s'articuler - to be jointed (6)
ascensionner - to make an ascent (6)
aseptiser - to sterilize, to disinfect, to fumigate (6)
aspecter - to face (6)
asperger - to sprinkle (8)
asphalter - to asphalt (6)
asphyxier - to suffocate (15)
s'asphyxier - to suffocate (15)
aspirer - to inhale, to sniff (6)
aspirer à - to aspire (6)
assagir - to calm down, to sober (19)
s'assagir - to sober down, to settle down (19)
assaillir - to assault, to attack (29)
assainir - to cleanse (19)
s'assainir - to improve (19)
assaisonner - to season, to dress (6)
assassiner - to murder, to pester (6)
assécher - to dry, to drain (10)
s'assécher - to dry, to drain (10)
assembler - to gather, to assemble (6)
s'assembler - to gather, to assemble (6)
asséner - to strike (9)
asseoir - to sit, to establish (49)
s'asseoir - to sit down (49)
assermenter - to swear in (6)
asservir - to enslave (19)
s'asservir - to submit (19)
assiéger - to besiege, to mob (14)
assigner - to assign, to fix, to summon (6)
assimiler - to assimilate (6)
s'assimiler - to become assimilated (6)
assister - to attend, to witness, to help (6)
associer - to associate, to connect (15)
s'associer - to join, to share in (15)
assoler - to rotate crops (6)
assombrir - to darken (19)
s'assombrir - to become dark, to cloud over (19)
assommer - to stun, to bash in, to bore (fam.) (6)
assortir - to match, to stock up (19)
assoupir - to lull (19)
s'assoupir - to doze off (19)
assouplir - to soften (19)
s'assouplir - to become supple (19)
assourdir - to deafen, to tone down (19)
s'assourdir - to grow fainter (19)
assouvir - to appease, to satisfy (19)
s'assouvir - to be sated, to become sated (19)
assujettir - to subdue, to fasten (19)
s'assujettir - to subject oneself (19)
assumer - to assume, to take upon oneself (6)
s'assumer - to be self responsible (6)
assurer - to secure, to assure, to insure (6)
s'assurer - to make sure, to contract an insurance (6)
asticoter - to tease (6)
astiquer - to polish (6)
astreindre - to compel (57)
s'astreindre à - to keep to, to strive for (57)
atermoyer - to put off, to procrastinate (17)
atomiser - to atomize (6)
atrophier - to atrophy (15)
s'atrophier - to waste away (15)
attabler - to seat at the table (6)
s'attabler - to sit down at the table (6)
attacher - to fasten, to attach (6)
s'attacher - to become attached, to link to, to stick (6)
attaquer - to attack, to prosecute, to contest (6)
s'attaquer à - to tackle (6)
attarder - to keep late (6)
s'attarder - to linger, to stay behind (6)
atteindre - to reach, to attain, to affect (57)
atteler à - to harness (11a)
s'atteler à - to settle down to, to set to (11a)
attendre à - to wait for, to expect (53)
s'attendre à - to expect (53)
attendrir - to make tender, to soften (19)
s'attendrir - to be moved (19)
attenter - to make an attempt (6)
atténuer - to lessen, to diminish (6)
s'atténuer - to lessen, to diminish (6)
atterrer - to overwhelm, to crush (6)
atterrir - to land, to touch ground (19)
attester - to testify (6)
attiédir - to cool down, to take the chill off (19)
s'attiédir - to cool off (19)
attifer - to doll up (6)
s'attifer - to doll up (6)
attiger - to exaggerate (8)
attirer - to draw, to attract (6)
s'attirer - to win (6)
attiser - to fan, to stir up (6)
attitrer - to appoint (6)
attraper - to catch, to hold on to (6)
s'attraper - to quarrel (fam.) (6)
attribuer - to confer, to attribute (6)
attrister - to sadden (6)
s'attrister - to grow sad (6)
attrouper - to gather (6)
s'attrouper - to flock (6)
auditionner - to audition (6)
augmenter - to increase (6)
s'augmenter - to increase (6)
augurer - to foresee (6)
auréoler - to glorify (6)
aurifier - to stop with gold (15)
ausculter - to sound, to auscultate (6)
authentifier - to authenticate (15)
authentiquer - to legalize (6)
autodéterminer - to self-determine (6)
s'autodéterminer - to self-determine (6)
autofinancer - to self-finance (7)
s'autofinancer - to self-finance (7)
autographier - to autograph (15)
autoguider - to self-direct (6)
automatiser - to automate (6)
autopsier - to perform a post-mortem/autopsy (15)
autoriser - to authorize, to allow (6)
s'autoriser à - to take it upon oneself to (6)
s'autoriser de - to act on the authority of (6)
autosuggestionner - to auto-suggest (6)
s'autosuggestionner - to auto-suggest (6)
s'avachir - to lose shape, to be sloppy (19)
avaler - to swallow (6)
avaliser - to endorse (6)
avancer - to advance, to progress, to bring forward, to put forward (7)
s'avancer - to make one's way, to advance (7)
avantager - to favour (8)
avarier - to spoil, to go bad (15)
s'avarier - to spoil, to go bad (15)
aventurer - to risk (6)
s'aventurer à - to venture to/into (6)
avérer - to verify (10)
s'avérer - to prove (10)
avertir - to warn, to notify (19)
aveugler - to blind, to dazzle (6)
s'aveugler - to blind oneself (6)
aveulir - to deaden (19)
s'aveulir - to go to pieces (19)
avilir - to debase (19)
s'avilir - to demean oneself, to stoop to (19)
s'aviner - to get drunk (6)
aviser - to spot, to inform (6)
s'aviser de - to have in mind to (6)
avitailler - to take in supplies (ship) (6)
aviver - to revive, to heighten (6)
s'aviver - to brighten (6)
avoir - to have, to get, to own (1)
avoir - to be the matter (1)
avoisiner - to border on (6)
s'avoisiner - to be near (6)
avorter - to abort (6)
avouer - to acknowledge, to admit (6)
s'avouer - to confess (6)
axer - to centre on (6)
azurer - to tinge with blue (6)
babiller - to prattle, to babble, to gossip (6)
bâcher - to cover with tarpaulin (6)
bachoter - to cram, to swot (6)
bâcler - to botch (6)
badauder - to stroll about (6)
badigeonner - to whitewash (6)
badiner - to trifle with, to banter (6)
baffer - to slap, to cuff (6)
bafouer - to scoff at, to jeer (6)
bafouiller - to splutter (6)
bâfrer - to guzzle (6)
bagarrer - to wrangle, to scuffle (6)
se bagarrer - to wrangle, to scuffle (6)
bagouler - to be glib (6)
baguenauder - to go for a stroll (6)
se baguenauder - to mooch around (6)
baguer - to ring, to put a gold band (6)
baigner - to bathe, to give a bath (6)
se baigner - to go bathing, to have a bath (6)
bailler - (la bailler belle) to tell the marines! (6)
bâiller - (bâiller d'ennui) to yawn, to gape (6)
bâillonner - to gag, to muzzle (6)
baiser - to kiss buck (fam.) (6)
baisoter - to peck (6)
baisser - to lower, to fade, to decline (6)
se baisser - to bend down, to stoop (6)
balader - to trail around (6)
se balader - to stroll around, to saunter (6)
balafrer - to gash, to slash (6)
balancer - to balance, to throw, to waver (7)
se balancer - to swing (7)
balayer - to sweep, to clear out (16)
balbutier - to mumble (15)
baleiner - to stiffen, to bone (a garment) (6)
baliser - to buoy, to mark out (6)
balkaniser - to balkanize (6)
ballaster - to ballast (6)
ballonner - to swell, to puff out (6)
ballotter - to shake about, to toss (6)
bambocher - to live it up (6)
banaliser - to vulgarize (6)
bander - to bandage, to tie up, to have an erection (fam.) (6)
banner - to cover (6)
bannir - to banish, to expel (19)
banquer - to pay (fam.) (6)
banqueter - to feast (11)
baptiser - to baptize, to christen (6)
baqueter - to bale out (11)
baragouiner - to jabber (6)
baratiner - to spin a yarn (6)
baratter - to churn milk (6)
barber - to bore (fam.) (6)
barbifier - to shave (15)
barboter - to splash about (6)
barbouiller - to smear, to daub (6)
se barbouiller - to dirty oneself (6)
barder - to bard, «ça va barder» there will be trouble! (6)
baréter - to roar, to trumpet (elephant) (10)
barguigner - to hesitate (6)
barioler - to variegate, to daub with many colours (6)
barouder - to flight guerilla-fashion (6)
barrer - to bar, to block, to cross (cheque) (6)
se barrer - to clear off (fam.) (6)
barricader - to barricade (6)
se barricader - to barricade (6)
barrir - to trumpet (elephant) (19)
basaner - to tan (6)
se basaner - to tan (6)
basculer - to tilt, to seesaw (6)
baser - to base on (6)
se baser - to base on (6)
bassiner - to bathe, to warm (a bed), to bore (fam.) (6)
bastionner - to fortify (6)
batailler - to battle, to fight (6)
bateler - to juggle (11a)
bâter - to put a pack on a mule (6)
batifoler - to romp (6)
bâtir - to build, to construct (19)
bâtonner - to cane (6)
battre - to beat (55)
se battre - to fight (55)
se bauger - to retire to its lair (boar) (8)
bavarder - to chat (6)
bavasser - to gossip (fam.) (6)
baver - to drivel, to slobber (6)
bavocher - to blur (6)
bayer - (aux corneilles) to gape at the moon (16)
bazarder - to sell off, to get rid of (6)
béatifier - to beautify (15)
bêcher - to dig, to have a dig at (6)
bécoter - to peck (6)
se bécoter - to kiss (6)
becqueter - to peck at (fam.), to eat (11)
becter - to eat (fam.) (6)
bedonner - to get stout (6)
béer - {béant, bouche bée} to be wide open (13)
bégayer - to stammer (16)
bégueter - to bleat (goat) (12a)
bêler - to bleat, to bawl (6)
bémoliser - to mark with a flat note (music) (6)
bénéficier de - to profit by (15)
bénir - to bless, to glorify (19)
béqueter - to peck at, to eat (fam.) (11)
béquiller - to walk on crutches, to prop up (6)
bercer - to rock, to lull (7)
se bercer de - to delude oneself (7)
berner - to hoax (6)
besogner - to slave, to labour at (6)
bêtifier - to act the fool (fam.) (15)
bêtiser - to talk stupidly (6)
bétonner - to build in concrete (6)
beugler - to bellow, to bawl (fam.) (6)
beurrer - to butter (6)
se beurrer - to get roaring drunk (fam.) (6)
biaiser - to slant, to evade (6)
bibeloter - to collect curios (6)
biberonner - to booze (6)
bicher - to enjoy (fam.) (6)
bichonner - to titivate, to pet (6)
se bidonner - to split one's sides (6)
biffer - to cross out (6)
bifurquer - to branch off (6)
bigarrer - to mottle (6)
bigler - to squint, to look at (fam.) (6)
bigorner - to hit (fam.) (6)
se bigorner - to fight (fam.) (6)
se biler - to get worked up (6)
billebauder - to lose the scent (hounds) (6)
biner - to narrow, to hoe (6)
biscuiter - to make biscuit - pottery (6)
biseauter - to bevel (6)
bisegmenter - to bisect (6)
biser - to kiss (6)
bisquer - to sulk (6)
faire bisquer - to rile (6)
bissecter - to bisect (6)
bisser - to give an encore, to ask for an encore (6)
bistourner - to wring, to wrench (6)
bistrer - to darken (6)
se bit(t)urer - to get plastered (fam.) (6)
bitum(in)er - to asphalt (6)
bivouaquer - to bivouac, to sleep in the open (6)
bizuter - to rag (6)
blablater - to talk bla-bla-bla (fam.) (6)
blackbouler - to reject, to turn down (6)
blaguer - to joke, to make fun of (fam.) (6)
blairer - to sniff (fam.), to stand (fam.) (6)
blâmer - to blame (6)
blanchir - to wash, to turn white (19)
se blanchir - to whitewash oneself (19)
se blaser - to become indifferent (6)
blasonner - to blazon, to emblazon (6)
blasphémer - to profane, to swear (10)
blatérer - to bleat (10)
blémir - to turn pale, to grow dim (19)
bléser - to lisp (10)
blesser - to hurt, to injure, to wound (6)
se blesser - to hurt oneself, to feel hurt (6)
blettir - to become over-ripe (19)
bleuir - to turn blue (19)
bleuter - to blue (6)
blinder - to armour-plate (6)
blondir - to turn yellow, to dye blond (19)
blondoyer - to have a yellow glimmer (17)
bloquer - to block, to jam (6)
se bloquer - to get jammed up (6)
blottir - to cower, to squat (19)
se blottir - to cower, to squat (19)
blouser - to hang loosely, to cheat (fam.) (6)
bluffer - to bluff (6)
bluter - to silt, to bolt (6)
bobiner - to wind, to spool, to coil (6)
boire - to drink, to absorb (69)
boiser - to timber, to panel, to afforest (6)
boiter - to limp (6)
boitiller - to hobble (6)
bolchéviser - to Bolshevize (6)
bombarder - to bomb, to shell, to bombard (6)
bomber - to bulge out, to camber (road) (6)
se bomber - to swell (6)
bonder - to fill, to cram (6)
bondériser - to bonderize (6)
bondir - to leap, to spring, to bounce (19)
bonifier - to improve (15)
se bonifier - to improve (15)
bonimonter - to coax (6)
border - to border, to bound (6)
borner - to mark out, to limit (6)
se borner à - to restrict oneself to (6)
bosseler - to dent (11a)
se bosseler - to dent (11a)
bosser - to work hard, to slave (fam.) (6)
bossuer - to dent (6)
se bossuer - to bulge out of shape (6)
bostonner - to play boston (cards), to dance the boston (6)
botaniser - to botanize (6)
botteler - to bundle, to bunch (11a)
botter - to suit (fam.) (6)
se botter - to put on boots (6)
boucaner - to buccaneer, to cure (meat) (6)
boucher - to stop, to cork (bottle), to fill (6)
se boucher - to get blocked (6)
bouchonner - to bundle up, to jam (6)
se bouchonner - to bundle up, to jam (6)
boucler - to buckle, to fasten, to curl (hair), to lock up (6)
bouder - to sulk (6)
boudiner - to truss (6)
bouffer - to puff out, to eat greedily (fam.) (6)
bouffir - to swell, to become swollen (19)
bouffonner - to act the buffoon (6)
bouger - to move, to stir (8)
bougonner - to grumble (6)
bouillir - to boil (31)
bouillonner - to bubble, to boil over (6)
bouillotter - to simmer (6)
boulanger - to make bread (8)
bouler - to roll on (6)
bouleverser - to upset, to bowl over (6)
boulonner - to bolt down (fam.), to swot (6)
boulotter - to eat (fam.) (6)
boumer - to go like a bomb (fam.) (6)
bouquiner - to read, to browse through books (6)
bourdonner - to buzz, to hum (6)
bourgeonner - to bud (6)
bourlinguer - to knock about, to live rough (6)
bourreler - to torment (11a)
bourrer - to stuff (6)
se bourrer - to stuff (6)
boursicoter - to dabble on the stock exchange (6)
boursoufler - to puff up, to swell (6)
se boursoufler - to blister (6)
bousculer - to jostle (6)
se bousculer - to jostle (6)
bousiller - to bungle, to botch (6)
se faire bousiller - to get killed (fam.) (6)
boustifailler - to stuff oneself (fam.) (6)
bouter - to drive out (6)
boutonner - to button, to fasten (6)
se boutonner - to button up (6)
bouturer - to propagate plants by cuttings (6)
boxer - to box, to spar (6)
boycotter - to boycott (6)
braconner - to poach (6)
brader - to sell off, to sell cheaply (6)
brailler - to bawl, to shout (6)
braire - to bray (61)
braiser - to braise (6)
bramer - to troat (stag), to trumpet (6)
brancher - to be in the know (fam.) (6)
se brancher - to plug in, to connect (6)
brandiller - to swing, to wag (6)
brandir - to brandish, to wave about (19)
branler - to shake, to be loose, to hang around (fam.) (6)
se branler - to masturbate (fam.) (6)
braquer - to aim, to fix (6)
se braquer contre - to set one's mind against (6)
braser - to braze (6)
brasiller - to sizzle, to sputter, to sparkle (fire) (6)
brasser - to brew, to mix, to handle (business) (6)
braver - to brave, to defy (6)
brayer - to pitch (16)
bredouiller - to mumble (6)
brêler - to lash, to bind (6)
breller - to lash, to bind (6)
brésiller - to crumble (6)
se brésiller - to crumble (6)
bretailler - to draw (sword), to fight (6)
bretter - to be a swashbuckler (6)
breveter - to patent (11)
faire breveter - to take out a patent (11)
bricoler - to do odd jobs, to tinker (6)
brider - to bridle, to fasten up (6)
bridger - to play bridge (8)
brif(f)er - to bolt (down), to damage (6)
brigander - to plunder (6)
briguer - to solicit, to canvass (6)
brillanter - to gloss (6)
se brillanter - to acquire brilliance (6)
brillantiner - to brilliantine (6)
briller - to shine, to glitter (6)
brimbaler - to dangle, to swing (6)
brimer - to bully, to persecute (6)
bringueballer - to dangle, to hang loose (6)
brinquebal(l)er - to dangle, to hang loose (6)
briquer - to scrub clean (6)
briqueter - to brick, to face (11)
briser - to break, to shatter (6)
se briser - to break, to shatter (6)
brocanter - to deal in second hand goods (6)
brocarder - to jibe at, to lampoon (6)
brocher - to brocade, to sew (books) (6)
broder - to embroider, to embellish (6)
broncher - to stumble, to flinch (6)
bronzer - to tan, to bronze (6)
se bronzer - to sunbathe (6)
brosser - to brush, to scrub (6)
se brosser - to brush one's clothes, to do without (fam.) (6)
brouetter - to barrow (6)
brouillasser - to be foggy, to drizzle (6)
brouiller - to blur, to mix up, to jumble (6)
se brouiller - to become blurred, to fall out with (6)
brouillonner - to draft, to botch (6)
brouter - to graze (6)
broyer - to pound, to crunch, to grind (17)
bruiner - to drizzle (6)
bruiter - to produce sound effects (6)
brûler - to burn (6)
se brûler - to burn (6)
brumasser - to be misty (6)
brumer - to be hazy (6)
brunir - to burnish, to tan (19)
se brunir - to go darker (19)
brusquer - to precipitate, to rush, to be rough with (6)
brutaliser - to manhandle, to brutalise (6)
bûcher - to rough-hew, to work hard at (6)
budgétiser - to budget for (6)
bureaucratiser - to bureaucratize (6)
buriner - to engrave, to chisel (6)
busquer - to busk, to corset (6)
buter - to butt, to come up against, to kill (fam.) (6)
se buter - to be stubborn (6)
butiner - to gather honey, to pilfer (6)
butter - to ridge (ground) (6)
se butter - to take shelter (6)
buvoter - to sip, to tipple (6)
cabaler - to plot against (6)
cabaner - to capsize (boat) (6)
câbler - to cable (6)
cabosser - to dent (6)
caboter - to coast (6)
cabotiner - to play-act (6)
cabrer - to rear up, to rebel (6)
se cabrer - to rear up, to rebel (6)
cabrioler - to caper, to cut capers (6)
cacaber - to call (bird) (6)
cacarder - to cackle, to gabble (6)
cacher - to hide, to conceal (6)
se cacher - to hide, to conceal (6)
cacheter - to seal up (11)
cadastrer - to survey (land), to register (land) (6)
cadenasser - to padlock (6)
cadencer - to give rhythm to (7)
cadrer - to frame, to focus, to tally (6)
cafarder - to tell tales (6)
cafouiller - to muddle, to flounder (6)
cafter - to sneak (fam.) (6)
cahoter - to jolt, to jerk (6)
caillebotter - to clot, to curdle (6)
cailler - to curdle, to clot, to coagulate, to freeze (fam.) (6)
se cailler - to curdle, to clot, to coagulate, to freeze (fam.) (6)
cailleter - to chatter (11)
caillouter - to ballast, to gravel (6)
cajoler - to coax, to cajole (6)
se calaminer - to coke up (6)
calamistrer - to curl (hair) (6)
calancher - to die (fam.) (6)
calandrer - to roll, to press, to mangle (6)
calciner - to burn up (6)
se calciner - to burn up (6)
calculer - to calculate, to compute, to reckon (6)
caler - to wedge, to clamp, to stall (car) (6)
caleter - to make off, to scarper (fam.) (12a)
calfater - to caulk (6)
calfeutrer - to make draught-proof, to block up (6)
se calfeutrer - to shut oneself up (6)
calibrer - to grade, to gauge (6)
câliner - to fondle (6)
calligraphier - to calligraph (15)
calmer - to calm, to soothe (6)
se calmer - to calm down, to abate (6)
calmir - to becalm (19)
calomnier - to slander, to rival (15)
calorifuger - to insulate (8)
calotter - to cuff (6)
calquer - to trace, to copy (6)
se calquer sur - to copy, to ape (6)
calter - to buzz off (fam.) (6)
cambrer - to bend, to arch, to curve (6)
se cambrer - to draw oneself up (6)
cambrioler - to burgle, to break into (6)
cameloter - to deal in cheap goods (6)
camionner - to truck, to convey (6)
camoufler - to disguise, to camouflage (6)
camper - to camp, to pitch camp, to place (6)
se camper - to take a firm stand (6)
canaliser - to channel (6)
canarder - to snipe (6)
cancaner - to gossip, to quack (6)
candir - to candy (19)
caner - (fam.) to funk, to kick the bucket (6)
canneler - to flute, to corrugate (11a)
can(n)er - to cane (6)
canoniser - to canonize (6)
canonner - to cannonade, to batter (6)
canoter - to boat, to row (6)
cantonner - to entrench, to quarter (6)
se cantonner à - to confine oneself to (6)
canuler - to bore (fam.) (6)
caoutchouter - to rubberize (6)
caparaçonner - to caparison (6)
capéer - to lie to (13)
capeler - to rig (11a)
capitaliser - to capitalise, to save (6)
capitonner - to pad, to upholster (6)
capituler - to capitulate, to surrender (6)
caponner - to funk, to cheat (6)
caporaliser - to militarize (6)
capoter - to capsize, to overturn, to put a hood on, to fail (6)
capsuler - to cap (6)
captiver - to captivate, to enthral (6)
capturer - to capture, to catch (6)
capuchonner - to cover up (6)
caqueter - to cackle, to gossip (11)
caracoler - to caper (6)
caractériser - to characterize, to mark (6)
se caractériser par - to be distinguished by (6)
caramboler - to collide with, to cannon into (6)
caraméliser - to caramelize (6)
se caraméliser - to caramelize (6)
se carapater - to bolt, to scram (fam.) (6)
carbonater - to carbonate (6)
carboniser - to char, to carbonize (6)
carburer - to carburet, to work (fam.) (6)
carcailler - to call (quail) (6)
carder - to card (6)
carencer - to deprive (7)
caréner - to careen (10)
caresser - to fondle, to caress (6)
carguer - to take in (sail) (6)
caricaturer - to caricature (6)
carier - to decay, to rot (15)
se carier - to decay, to rot (15)
carillonner - to chime, to jingle (6)
carminer - to dye carmine, to rouge (6)
carotter - to do out of, to wangle (fam.) (6)
carreler - to tile, to pave (11a)
carrer - to square (6)
se carrer - to ensconce oneself (6)
carroser - to fit the body (chassis of car) (6)
cartonner - to stiffen (with cardboard), to case (books) (6)
cascader - to cascade, to gag (a part) (6)
casemater - to casemate (6)
caser - to stow away, to find a place for (6)
se caser - to settle down (6)
caserner - to quarter (6)
casquer - to fork out (fam.) (6)
casser - to break, to snap, to buzz off (fam.) (6)
se casser - to break, to snap, to buzz off (fam.) (6)
castrer - to castrate (6)
cataloguer - to list (6)
catalyser - to catalyse (6)
catapulter - to catapult (6)
catastropher - to wreck, to overwhelm (6)
catcher - to wrestle (6)
catéchiser - to catechize (6)
catir - to press, to gloss (19)
cauchemarder - to have nightmares (6)
causer - to cause, to chat (6)
causer de - to talk of (6)
cautériser - to cauterize (6)
cautionner - to answer for, to stand for, to go bail for (6)
cavalcader - to cavalcade (6)
cavaler - to run away, to clear off (6)
caver - to excavate (6)
se caver - to excavate (6)
caviarder - to censor (fam.) (6)
céder - to give up, to yield (10)
ceindre - to put on, to gird on (57)
se ceindre de - to put on, to gird on (57)
ceinturer - to encircle, to girdle (6)
célébrer - to celebrate, to hold (10)
céler - to conceal, to hide from (12)
cémenter - to cement (6)
cendrer - to cinder, to colour ash-grey (6)
censurer - to censure, to criticize, to censor, to ban (6)
centraliser - to centralize (6)
centrer - to centre (6)
centrifuger - to separate (8)
centupler - to centuplicate, to make a hundredfold (6)
cercler - to ring (6)
cerner - to encircle, to close in, to define (6)
certifier - to certify, to authenticate (15)
cesser de - to cease, to stop (6)
faire cesser - to put a stop to (6)
chagriner - to grieve (6)
se chagriner de - to grieve over (6)
chahuter - to barrack (6)
chaîner - to chain (6)
challenger - to challenge (8)
chalouper - to sway (6)
chamailler - to bicker, to squabble (6)
se chamailler - to bicker, to squabble (6)
chamarrer - to bedeck (6)
chambarder - to upset (6)
chambouler - to disturb (6)
chambrer - to bring to room temperature (6)
champagniser - to champagnize, to give sparkle to (6)
chanceler - to totter, to stagger (11a)
chancir - to go mouldy (19)
se chancir - to go mouldy (19)
chanfreiner - to bevel (6)
changer - to change, to alter (8)
changer de - to exchange for (8)
se changer - to change one's clothes (8)
se changer en - to change into (8)
chansonner - to lampoon (6)
chanter - to sing (6)
chantonner - to hum (6)
chantourner - to cut round a curved outline (6)
chaparder - to scrounge, to filch (6)
chapeauter - to oversee (6)
chaperonner - to chaperon, to hood (falcon) (6)
chapitrer - to lecture, to reprimand (6)
chaptaliser - to chaptalize, to add sugar (to wine) (6)
charbonner - to char, to blacken with charcoal (6)
charcuter - to slash, to mangle, to gash (6)
charger - to load, to burden (8)
charger de - to entrust (8)
se charger de - to take charge of, to look after (8)
charmer - to charm, to delight (6)
charpenter - to cut timber, to construct (6)
charrier - to cart, to joke (fam.) (15)
charroyer - to cart (17)
chasser - to chase, to hunt (6)
châtier - to chastise, to punish (15)
chatonner - to set a stone (6)
chatouiller - to tickle, to excite (6)
chatoyer - to shimmer, to glisten (17)
châtrer - to castrate, to neuter (6)
chauffer - to heat up, to warm up (6)
se chauffer - to warn oneself (6)
chauler - to lime (6)
chaumer - to clear a field of stubble (6)
chausser - to put on shoes (6)
se chausser - to put on shoes (6)
chavirer - to capsize, to tip over (6)
ch(e)linguer - to smell foul (fam.) (6)
cheminer - to plod along (6)
chemiser - to case, to line (6)
chercher - to look for, to search for (6)
chercher à - to try to (6)
se chercher - to feel one's way (6)
chérir - to cherish (19)
cherrer - to boast (fam.) (6)
chevaler - to prop up (6)
chevaucher - to ride, to straddle (6)
se chevaucher - to overlap (6)
cheviller - to pin together, to peg (6)
chevronner - to rafter (6)
chevroter - to quaver (6)
chiader - to swot (fam.) (6)
chialer - to blubber (fam.) (6)
chicaner - to quibble (6)
se chicaner - to haggle with (6)
chicoter - to wrangle (6)
chier - to shit (15)
chiffonner - to crumple, to annoy (6)
chiffrer - to calculate, to number (6)
se chiffrer à - to amount to (6)
chinoiser - to be finicky about (6)
chiper - to pinch (6)
chipoter - to nibble at (6)
se chipoter - to quibble, to haggle over (6)
chiquer - to chew (tobacco) (6)
chirographier - to draw up a contract (15)
chlorer - to chlorinate (6)
chloroformer - to chloroform (6)
chlorurer - to chlorinate (6)
choir - to fall (52)
se laisser choir - to flop (52)
choisir - to choose, to select (19)
chômer - to be off work (6)
choper - to pinch, to steal (6)
se faire choper - to get nabbed (fam.) (6)
chopiner - to booze (6)
chopper - to pinch, to steal (6)
choquer - to shock, to knock (6)
se choquer de - to take offence at (6)
chosifier - to realize (15)
chouchouter - to coddle (6)
choyer - to pet (17)
christianiser - to christianize (6)
chromer - to chrome (6)
chroniquer - to report (6)
chronométrer - to time (10)
chuchoter - to whisper (6)
chuinter - to hoot, to hiss (6)
chuter - to fall, to fail (6)
cicatriser - to heal over, to scar (6)
se cicatriser - to heal over, to scar (6)
ciller - to blink (6)
cimenter - to cement (6)
cinématographier - to film (15)
cingler - to lash, to sting, to sail out (boat) (6)
cintrer - to bend, to take in (6)
circoncire - to circumcise (81a)
circonscrire - to limit (80)
se circonscrire - to circumscribe (80)
circonstancier - to give a full account (15)
circonvenir - to thwart, to impose on (23)
circuler - to circulate (6)
faire circuler - to pass around (6)
cirer - to wax, to polish (6)
cisailler - to shear (6)
ciseler - to chisel, to tool (12)
citer - to quote, to summon (6)
civiliser - to civilize (6)
se civiliser - to become civilized (6)
clabauder - to babble, to gossip (6)
claironner - to trumpet (6)
clamer - to exclaim, to proclaim (6)
clamper - to clamp (6)
clamser - to kick the bucket (fam.) (6)
clapir - to squeal (19)
clapoter - to chop, to lap against (6)
claquemurer - to coop up (6)
se claquemurer - to remain cooped up (6)
claquer - to clap, to slap (6)
se claquer - to click, to grow tired (fam.) (6)
claqueter - to clapper, to cluck (11)
clarifier - to clarify (15)
classer - to file, to classify (6)
se classer - to be placed (6)
classifier - to classify (15)
claudiquer - to limp (6)
claustrer - to confine (6)
clavet(t)er - to wedge (11)
clicher - to stereotype (6)
cligner de - to blink (6)
clignoter - to twinkle (6)
climatiser - to air-condition (6)
cliqueter - to jingle, to rattle (11)
cliver - to cleave (6)
se cliver - to cleave (6)
clochardiser - to become tramp-like (6)
se clochardiser - to become run-down (6)
clocher - to be amiss (6)
cloisonner - to partition (6)
cloîtrer - to cloister, to shut away (6)
se cloîtrer - to shut oneself off (6)
clopiner - to hobble, to limp (6)
cloquer - to blister (6)
clore - to close, to close up (70)
se clore - to come to an end (70)
clôturer - to enclose (6)
clouer - to mail down (6)
clouter - to stud (6)
coaguler - to coagulate (6)
se coaguler - to coagulate (6)
coaliser - to join forces (6)
se coaliser - to join forces (6)
coasser - to croak (6)
cocher - to tick, to check (6)
cochonner - to botch up (6)
cocufier - to cuckold (15)
coder - to code (6)
codifier - to codify (15)
coexister - to coexist (6)
coffrer - to put in prison (fam.), to coffer (6)
cogiter - to cogitate (6)
cogner - to hammer in, to hit (6)
se cogner à - to knock against (6)
cohabiter - to cohabit (6)
cohériter - to inherit jointly (6)
coiffer - to do somebody's hair (6)
se coiffer - to do one's hair (6)
se coiffer de - to be crazy about (6)
coincer - to wedge, to jam (7)
se coincer - to wedge, to jam (7)
coïncider - to coincide (6)
collaborer à - to collaborate with (6)
collationner - to collate (6)
collecter - to collect (6)
collectionner - to collect, to make a collection of (6)
collectiviser - to collectivize (6)
coller - to stick, to cling to, to suit (fam.) (6)
se coller à - to stand close to (6)
colleter - to collar (11)
se colleter à - to come to grips with (11)
colliger - to collect and compare (8)
colloquer - to relegate, to foist (6)
colmater - to fill in (6)
se colmater - to become choked (6)
coloniser - to colonize (6)
colorer - to colour, to tinge, to dye (6)
se colorer - to turn red (6)
colorier - to colour up (15)
colporter - to peddle, to hawk (6)
coltiner - to carry (6)
se coltiner - to burden oneself (6)
combattre - to fight, to struggle against (55)
combiner - to combine, to join (6)
se combiner - to unite with (6)
combler - to fill, to fulfil (6)
se combler - to fill up (6)
commander - to command, to order, to control, to give access to (6)
commanditer - to finance, to support (6)
commémorer - to commemorate (6)
commencer - to begin, to start to (7)
commenter - to comment, to comment upon (6)
commercer - to trade (7)
commercialiser - to market (6)
commérer - to gossip (10)
commettre - to commit, to entrust, to appoint (56)
se commettre - to expose oneself (56)
commissionner - to commission (6)
commotionner - to shock (6)
commuer - to commute (6)
communier - to receive communion, to be in communion with (15)
communiquer - to communicate, to pass on (6)
se communiquer à - to spread to (6)
commuter - to commute (6)
comparaître - to appear (64)
comparer - to compare to (6)
se comparer à - to liken to (6)
compartimenter - to partition, to divide up (6)
compasser - to control rigidly (6)
compatir à - to sympathize (19)
compenser - to compensate, to make up for (6)
compéter - to be within the competence of (10)
compiler - to compile (6)
se complaire à - to take pleasure in (63)
compléter - to complete (10)
se compléter - to be complementary (10)
complexer - to give someone a complex (6)
complexifier - to make complex (15)
complimenter - to compliment, to congratulate on (6)
compliquer - to complicate (6)
se compliquer - to become complicated (6)
comploter - to plot (6)
comporter - to compose, to consist of, to include (6)
se comporter - to behave (6)
composer - to make up, to compose, to dial (phone) (6)
se composer de - to be composed of (6)
composter - to stamp, to obliterate (6)
comprendre - to understand, to realize, to include (54)
se comprendre - to understand each other (54)
faire comprendre - to give to understand (54)
se faire comprendre - to make oneself understood (54)
comprimer - to compress, to restrain (6)
compromettre - to compromise (56)
se compromettre - to compromise (56)
comptabiliser - to post (accounts) (6)
compter - to count, to reckon (6)
compter sur - to count on (6)
se compter - to number (6)
compulser - to examine (6)
computer - to compute (6)
concasser - to grind, to crush (6)
concéder - to concede, to admit (10)
concélébrer - to celebrate together (Mass) (10)
concentrer - to concentrate (6)
se concentrer - to concentrate (6)
conceptualiser - to conceptualize (6)
concerner - to concern, to affect (6)
concerter - to devise (6)
se concerter - to consult together (6)
concevoir - to imagine, to conceive (38)
se concevoir - to be conceivable (38)
concilier - to reconcile (15)
se concilier - to win (15)
conclure - to conclude, to settle (71)
concocter - to concoct (6)
concorder - to agree, to tally (6)
concourir - to compete, to converge (33)
concréter - to solidify (10)
concrétiser - to materialize (6)
se concrétiser - to take shape (6)
concurrencer - to compete (7)
condamner - to condemn, to sentence (6)
condenser - to condense (6)
se condenser - to condense (6)
condéscendre à - to condescend to, to yield to (53)
conditionner - to condition (6)
conduire - to conduct, to drive (82)
se conduire - to behave (82)
confectionner - to make up, to prepare (6)
conférer - to confer, to talk over (10)
confesser - to confess (6)
se confesser - to go to confession (6)
confier - to entrust, to confide (15)
se confier à - to confide (in) (15)
configurer - to shape (6)
confiner - to confine (with) (6)
se confiner - to limit oneself to (6)
confire - to preserve (81)
se confire en - to be steeped (in) (81)
confirmer - to confirm (6)
se confirmer - to confirm (6)
confisquer - to confiscate (6)
confluer - to meet, to join (6)
confondre - to mistake, to confuse (53)
se confondre - to merge, to blend (53)
conformer - to shape (6)
se conformer - to conform (6)
conforter - to strengthen (6)
confronter - to confront, to compare (6)
congédier - to dismiss (15)
congeler - to freeze (12)
se congeler - to freeze (12)
congestionner - to congest (6)
se congestionner - to become congested (6)
conglomérer - to conglomerate (10)
se conglomérer - to conglomerate (10)
conglutiner - to conglutinate (6)
se conglutiner - to conglutinate (6)
congratuler - to congratulate (6)
se congratuler - to congratulate (6)
conjecturer - to conjecture, to guess (6)
conjoindre - to join (in marriage) (58)
conjuguer - to conjugate, to combine (6)
se conjuguer - to conjugate, to combine (6)
conjurer - to avert, to plot, to entreat (6)
se conjurer - to conspire (6)
connaître - to know, to be acquainted (with) (64)
se connaître à - to be versed in (64)
connecter - to connect (6)
connoter - to imply, to relate (to) (6)
conquérir - to conquer (24)
consacrer - to consecrate (6)
se consacrer à - to devote oneself to (6)
conseiller - to advise (6)
consentir - to consent to (25)
conserver - to keep, to retain, to preserve (6)
se conserver - to keep, to retain, to preserve (6)
considérer - to consider, to regard (10)
consigner - to record, to detain, to deposit (6)
consister - to consist of (6)
consoler - to console, to solace (6)
se consoler - to be consoled, to get over (6)
consolider - to consolidate (6)
se consolider - to grow firm (6)
consommer - to consume (6)
consoner - to harmonize (6)
conspirer - to conspire, to tend (to) (6)
conspuer - to decry, to boo (6)
constater - to note, to establish (6)
consteller - to spangle, to stud (6)
se consteller - to spangle, to stud (6)
consterner - to dismay (6)
constiper - to constipate (6)
constituer - to constitute, to set up, to make (6)
se constituer - to constitute, to set up, to make (6)
constitutionnaliser - to constitutionalize (6)
construire - to construct, to build (82)
consulter - to consult (6)
se consulter - to confer (6)
consumer - to consume, to burn (6)
se consumer - to burn (up), to waste (away) (6)
contacter - to contact (6)
contagionner - to infect (6)
contaminer - to contaminate (6)
contempler - to contemplate, to meditate (6)
contenir - to contain, to suppress (23)
se contenir - to contain one's feelings (23)
contenter - to satisfy (6)
se contenter de - to be satisfied with (6)
conter - to tell, to relate (6)
contester - to contest, to challenge (6)
contingenter - to fix on a quota basis (6)
continuer - to continue (6)
se continuer - to continue (6)
contorsionner - to contort (6)
se contorsionner - to contort (6)
contourner - to bypass, to skirt (6)
contracter - to contract (6)
se contracter - to shrink, to tense (up) (6)
contraindre - to compel, to force (59)
se contraindre - to restrain (59)
contrarier - to oppose, to vex (15)
contraster - to contrast (6)
contre-attaquer - to counter-attack (6)
contrebalancer - to counter balance (7)
contrebattre - to fight back (55)
contrebouter - to buttress (6)
contre(-)butter - to support (6)
contrecarrer - to cross, to counteract (6)
contredire - to contradict (78a)
se contredire - to contradict (78a)
contrefaire - to imitate, to counterfeit (62)
se contreficher de - to not care a hoot about (fam.) (6)
se contrefoutre de - to not give a damn about (fam.) {D} (53b)
contre-indiquer - to counter-indicate (6)
contremander - to cancel, to call off (6)
contre-manifester - to demonstrate (against) (6)
contremarquer - to counter-mark (6)
contre-miner - to countermine (6)
contre-murer - to build a supporting wall (6)
contre-passer - to return (6)
contre-plaquer - to laminate (6)
contrer - to counter (6)
contre-sceller - to counterseal (6)
contresigner - to countersign (6)
contre-tirer - to counterproof (6)
contrevenir à - to contravene, to transgress (23)
contribuer à - to contribute, to conduce (6)
contrister - to sadden (6)
contrôler - to control, to inspect, to check (6)
se contrôler - to control oneself (6)
controuver - to fabricate (6)
controverser - to debate (6)
contusionner - to bruise (6)
convaincre de - to convince, to convict (60)
se convaincre - to convince oneself (60)
convenir à - to suit (23)
convenir de - to agree, to admit (to) (23)
converger - to converge (8)
converser - to converse (6)
convertir - to convert (19)
se convertir - to convert (19)
se convertir à - to convert to (19)
convier - to invite (15)
convoiter - to covet (6)
convoler - to marry (6)
convoquer - to convene, to invite (6)
convoyer - to convoy (17)
convulser - to convulse, to distort (6)
se convulser - to convulse, to distort (6)
convulsionner - to convulse (6)
coopérer à - to cooperate with (10)
coopter - to co-opt (6)
coordonner - to coordinate (6)
copartager - to be co-partners (8)
copier - to copy, to reproduce, to crib (15)
copiner - to be pally (fam.) (6)
coposséder - to have joint ownership (of) (10)
coqueter - to flirt, to toy (with) (11)
coquiller - to cockle (6)
cordeler - to twist (11a)
corder - to tie up, to string (6)
se corder - to become stringy (6)
cordonner - to twine (6)
corner - to hoot, to turn down, to corner (page) (6)
correctionnaliser - to diminish (6)
correspondre - to correspond (53)
correspondre à - to correspond to (53)
se correspondre - to communicate with one another (53)
corriger - to correct, to put right (8)
se corriger - to mend one's ways (8)
corroborer - to corroborate (6)
corroder - to corrode (6)
corrompre - to corrupt, to taint (53a)
se corrompre - to become debased, to decay (53a)
corroyer - to curry (17)
corser - to strengthen, to pep up (6)
se corser - to strengthen, to pep up (6)
corseter - to corset (12a)
cosmétiquer - to apply cosmetics (6)
cosser - to butt (rams) (6)
costumer - to dress someone (up) (6)
se costumer - to wear fancy-dress (6)
coter - to mark (6)
cotiser - to subscribe (6)
se cotiser - to get up a subscription (6)
cotonner - to wad, to fluff up (6)
se cotonner - to wad, to fluff up (6)
côtoyer - to keep close (to) (17)
coucher - to put to bed, to lay down (6)
se coucher - to go to bed, to lie down (6)
couder - to bend (6)
coudoyer - to elbow (17)
coudre - to sew, to stitch (73)
couillonner - to swindle (fam.) (6)
couiner - to squeak (6)
couler - to run, to flow, to sink (boat) (6)
se couler - to glide, to slip (6)
coulisser - to slide (6)
coupailler - to cut away (at) (6)
couper - to cut (off) (6)
couper à - to get out of (6)
se couper - to cut, to intersect (roads) (6)
coupler - to couple (6)
courailler - to gallivant (6)
courbaturer - to tire (out) {pp courbaturé or courbatu} (6)
courber - to bow, to bend (6)
se courber - to stoop (6)
courir - to run (33)
couronner - to crown (6)
se couronner - to crown (6)
courroucer - to anger (7)
se courroucer - to become incensed (7)
court-circuiter - to short-circuit (6)
courtiser - to court, to pay court (to) (6)
cousiner - to be on familiar terms (with) (6)
coûter - to cost, to be painful (6)
couturer - to scar (6)
couver - to brood, to hatch (6)
couvrir - to cover (with) (27)
se couvrir de - to clothe in (27)
cracher - to spit, to splutter (6)
se cracher - to spit, to splutter (6)
crachiner - to drizzle (6)
crachoter - to splutter (6)
crachouiller - to splutter (6)
craindre - to fear, to be afraid (of) (59)
cramer - to scorch (fam.) (6)
cramponner - to clamp together (6)
se cramponner - to hang on (to) (6)
crâner - to be brazen (about) (6)
cranter - to notch, to wave (hair) (6)
craqueler - to crackle, to crack (11a)
se craqueler - to crackle, to crack (11a)
craquer - to crack, to strike, to give up (fam.) (6)
craqueter - to crackle (11)
crasser - to foul (6)
cravacher - to flog (6)
cravater - to put a tie on (6)
crawler - to swim the crawl (6)
crayonner - to pencil, to jot down (6)
crécher - to live (in) (fam.) (10)
créditer - to credit (6)
créer - to create (13)
crémer - to cream (10)
créneler - to crenelate (11a)
créosoter - to creosote (6)
crêper - to crimp, to fizz (6)
se crêper - to crimp, to fizz (6)
crépir - to roughcast, to grain (19)
crépiter - to crackle, to patter (6)
crétiniser - to dull, to make stupid (6)
creuser - to hollow (out), to delve (into) (6)
se creuser - to grow hollow, to widen (6)
crevasser - to chap, to crack (6)
se crevasser - to become cracked (6)
crever - to burst, to puncture, to die (fam.) (6)
se crever - to wear oneself out (6)
criailler - to squawk (6)
cribler - to silt, to hurl (at) (6)
crier - to shout, to call out, to proclaim (15)
criminaliser - to refer to a criminal court (6)
crisper - to contract, to shrivel (up) (6)
se crisper - to contract, to shrivel (up) (6)
crisser - to grate, to squeak (6)
cristalliser - to crystallize (6)
se cristalliser - to crystallize (6)
critiquer - to criticize (6)
croasser - to caw, to croak (6)
crocher - to hook, to grip (6)
crocheter - to pick (lock), to crochet (12a)
croire - to believe (in) (68)
se croire - to think (68)
croiser - to fold, to cross (6)
se croiser - to cut across, to intersect (6)
croître - to grow (67)
croquer - to crunch, to munch (6)
crosser - to rebuke (fam.) (6)
crotter - to soil (6)
se crotter - to get dirty (6)
crouler - to collapse, to crumble (6)
croupir - to wallow, to stagnate (19)
croustiller - to nibble, to crunch (6)
croûter - to have some grub (fam.) (6)
crucifier - to crucify (15)
cuber - to cube (6)
cueillir - to pick, to gather (28)
cuirasser - to armour-plate (6)
se cuirasser - to harden (against) (6)
cuire - to cook (82)
faire cuire - to cook (82)
cuisiner - to cook, to prepare (dish), to interrogate (fam.) (6)
se cuiter - to get plastered (fam.) (6)
cuivrer - to copperplate (6)
culbuter - to tumble, to topple, to tip (6)
culminer - to culminate (6)
culotter - to season (pipe) (6)
se culotter - to put trousers on (6)
culpabiliser - to make someone feel guilty (6)
se culpabiliser - to feel guilty (6)
cultiver - to cultivate (6)
se cultiver - to improve one's mind (6)
cumuler - to accumulate (6)
curer - to clean out, to dredge (6)
se curer - to pick (6)
cureter - to scrape (11)
cuveler - to line (11a)
cuver - to ferment, to work off (6)
cylindrer - to roll, to mangle (6)
dactylographier - to type (15)
daigner - {+inf} to deign, to be pleased to (6)
daller - to pave (6)
damasquiner - to damascene (6)
damasser - to damask (6)
damer - to pack down (6)
damner - to dam (6)
se damner - to incur damnation (6)
dandiner - to dandle (6)
se dandiner - to waddle (6)
danser - to dance (6)
darder - to hurl, to shoot (6)
se darder - to hurl, to shoot (6)
dater - to date (6)
dauber - to jeer (6)
déactiver - to deactivate (6)
déambuler - to stroll about (6)
débâcher - to uncover (6)
débâcler - to break up, to unfasten (6)
débagouler - to vomit (fam.) (6)
déballer - to unpack (6)
se déballonner - to chicken out (fam.) (6)
débander - to unbandage, to disband (6)
se débander - to disperse (6)
débanquer - to break the bank (6)
débaptiser - to change the name (of) (6)
débarbouiller - to wash (face) (6)
se débarbouiller - to wash (face) (6)
débarder - to unload (6)
débarquer - to disembark, to set down (6)
débarrasser - to clear (6)
se débarrasser - to get rid (of) (6)
débarrer - to unbar (6)
débâter - to unsaddle (6)
débâtir - to pull down, to untrack (19)
débattre - to debate, to argue (55)
se débattre - to struggle (55)
débaucher - to corrupt, to debauch (6)
se débaucher - to lead a life of debauchery (6)
débecqueter - to disgust (fam.) (11)
débecter - to disgust (fam.) (6)
débiliter - to debilitate, to weaken (6)
débiner - to disparage, to knock (fam.) (6)
se débiner - to scram (fam.) (6)
débiter - to debit, to charge (6)
déblatérer contre - to rail against (10)
déblayer - to clear away (16)
débloquer - to release, to talk nonsense (fam.) (6)
débobiner - to unwind (6)
déboiser - to deforest, to clear (6)
déboîter - to dislocate, to disconnect (6)
se déboîter - to come out of joint (6)
déborder - to overflow, to spill out, to burst (6)
se déborder - to overflow, to spill out, to burst (6)
débosseler - to remove dents (11a)
débotter - to take boots off (6)
déboucher - to emerge, to uncork (6)
déboucler - to unbuckle (6)
débouler - to roll (down), to rush (in) (6)
déboulonner - to unbolt, to debunk (6)
débouquer - to disembogue (6)
débourber - to clean out, to sluice (6)
débourrer - to remove padding (6)
débourser - to spend (6)
déboussoler - to disorient (6)
débouter - to dismiss, to reject (6)
déboutonner - to unbutton (6)
se déboutonner - to unbutton (6)
se débrailler - to loosen clothing (6)
débrancher - to disconnect (6)
débrayer - to declutch, to change gear (16)
débrider - to unbridle (6)
débrocher - to unspit, to strip (6)
débrouiller - to unravel, to disentangle (6)
se débrouiller - to manage (6)
débroussailler - to clear (of undergrowth) (6)
débudgétiser - to exclude from budget (6)
débusquer - to drive out, to oust (6)
débuter - to start, to begin (6)
décacheter - to unseal (11)
décadenasser - to unpadlock (6)
décaféiner - to decaffeinate (6)
décaisser - to unbox (6)
décalaminer - to decarbonize (6)
décalcifier - to decalcify (15)
se décalcifier - to decalcify (15)
décaler - to alter, to shift (6)
décalotter - to take (the top) off (6)
décalquer - to trace, to transfer (6)
décamper - to decamp, to run away (6)
décaniller - to clear off (6)
décanter - to settle, to decant (6)
se décanter - to become clear (6)
décapeler - to unrig (11a)
décaper - to scour, to scrape (6)
décapiter - to decapitate (6)
décapoter - to take a hood down (6)
décapsuler - to take the cap off (bottle) (6)
décapuchonner - to remove (cap) (6)
décarbonater - to decarbonate (6)
décarburer - to decarburize (6)
décarcasser - to flog to death (6)
se décarcasser - to flog to death (6)
décarreler - to take up tiles (from) (11a)
se décarreler - to take up tiles (from) (11a)
décarrer - to skedaddle (fam.) (6)
décartonner - to strip (book) (6)
décatir - to sponge, to steam (19)
se décatir - to decay, to age (19)
décéder - to die, to decease (10)
déceler - to discover, to expose (12)
décélérer - to decelerate, to slow down (10)
décentraliser - to decentralize (6)
décentrer - to throw off centre (6)
se décentrer - to throw off centre (6)
décercler - to unhoop (6)
décerner - to award, to bestow (6)
décevoir - to deceive, to disappoint (38)
déchaîner - to unleash (6)
se déchaîner - to burst out (6)
déchanter - to be disillusioned (6)
déchaper - to peel (tyre) (6)
déchaperonner - to unhood (6)
décharger - to unload, to discharge (8)
se décharger - to put down, to lay down (8)
se décharger sur - to put the onus on (8)
décharner - to emaciate (6)
se décharner - to waste away (6)
déchaumer - to plough stubble (6)
déchausser - to take off (shoes) (6)
se déchausser - to take off (shoes) (6)
déchevêtrer - to unhalter (6)
décheviller - to unpin (6)
déchiffonner - to smooth out (6)
déchiffrer - to decipher, to read (music) (6)
déchiqueter - to slash (11)
déchirer - to tear, to rip up (6)
se déchirer - to tear, to rip up (6)
déchlorurer - to dechlorinate (6)
déchoir - to lower oneself, to decline (52b)
déchristianiser - to dechristianize (6)
déchromer - to remove chromium plating (6)
décider - to decide, to persuade (6)
décider de - to decide to (6)
se décider à - to make up one's mind to (6)
décimer - to decimate (6)
décintrer - to discentre (6)
déclamer - to declaim, to recite (6)
déclarer - to declare, to announce (6)
se déclarer - to state one's opinion (6)
déclasser - to lower in status (6)
déclaveter - to unkey (11)
déclencher - to set off, to trigger off (6)
se déclencher - to set off, to trigger off (6)
décliner - to decline, to go down, to refuse (6)
se décliner - to decline, to go down, to refuse (6)
déclinquer - to unclinch (6)
décloisonner - to remove partitions (6)
déclore - to open up, to throw open (70a)
déclouer - to unnail (6)
décocher - to shoot, to let off (6)
décoder - to decode (6)
décoffrer - to remove from casing (6)
décoiffer - to disarrange hair, to muss (6)
se décoiffer - to disarrange hair, to muss (6)
décoincer - to unjam (7)
décolérer - to calm down (10)
décoller - to unstick, to take off (6)
se décoller - to come unstuck (6)
décolleter - to reveal neck and shoulders (11)
se décolleter - to reveal neck and shoulders (11)
décoloniser - to decolonize (6)
décommander - to cancel (order) (6)
se décommander - to cancel (appointment) (6)
décommettre - to unlay (rope) (56)
décomplexer - to remove complexes (6)
décomposer - to decompose, to rot, to contort (features) (6)
se décomposer - to decay (6)
décomprimer - to uncompress (6)
décompter - to deduct (6)
déconcentrer - to disperse (6)
déconcerter - to disconcert, to confound (6)
se déconcerter - to disconcert, to confound (6)
déconfire - to nonplus (81)
décongeler - to thaw, to defreeze (12)
décongestionner - to decongest (6)
déconnecter - to disconnect (6)
déconner - to talk twaddle (fam.) (6)
déconseiller - to advise against (6)
déconsigner - to take out (6)
déconstiper - to relieve constipation (6)
décontaminer - to decontaminate (6)
décontenancer - to disconcert (7)
se décontenancer - to disconcert (7)
décontracter - to relax (6)
se décontracter - to relax (6)
décorder - to unrope (6)
se décorder - to unrope (6)
décorer - to decorate, to do up (6)
décorner - to dehorn, to smooth out (6)
décortiquer - to shell, to puzzle out (6)
découcher - to stay out all night (6)
découdre - to unpick (73)
en découdre - to cross swords (with) (73)
découler - to ensue (6)
découper - to cut up, to carve (6)
se découper - to stand out, to show up (6)
découpler - to uncouple (6)
décourager - to discourage (8)
se décourager - to lose heart (8)
découronner - to discrown (6)
découvrir - to find, to discover, to reveal (27)
se découvrir - to take off (hat), to come to light (27)
décrasser - to cleanse (6)
décréditer - to bring into disrepute (6)
se décréditer - to lose one's credit (6)
décrêper - to unfrizz (6)
décrépir - to strip plaster (19)
se décrépir - to fall into disrepair (19)
décrépiter - to decrepitate (6)
décréter - to decree, to issue (10)
décrier - to decry, to run down (15)
décrire - to describe (80)
décrisper - to relax (6)
décrocher - to unhook, to take down, to pick up (phone) (6)
se décrocher - to come undone (6)
se décrocher - to come away from (6)
décroiser - to uncross (6)
décroître - to decrease (67a)
décrotter - to remove mud (6)
décroûter - to skin (casting) (6)
décrypter - to decipher (6)
décuivrer - to remove copper-plating (6)
déculasser - to unbreech (6)
déculotter - to take trousers off (6)
se déculotter - to take one's trousers off, to chicken out (fam.) (6)
déculpabiliser - to exonerate from blame (6)
décupler - to increase tenfold (6)
décuver - to tun (wine) (6)
dédaigner - to disdain, to scorn (6)
dédicacer - to dedicate (7)
dédier - to dedicate, to consecrate (15)
se dédire - to retract a statement (78a)
dédommager - to indemnify, to compensate (8)
se dédommager de - to repay (8)
dédorer - to remove gilt (6)
dédouaner - to clear (customs) (6)
se dédouaner - to dissociate oneself (from) (6)
dédoubler - to unfold, to split in two (6)
se dédoubler - to unfold, to split in two (6)
dédramatiser - to reduce dramatic effects (6)
déduire - to deduce, to infer (82)
se défâcher - to pacify (6)
défaillir - to lose strength, to faint (30)
défaire - to dismantle, to undo, to demolish (62)
se défaire de - to give away (62)
défalquer - to deduct (6)
défarder - to remove make-up (6)
défatiguer - to refresh, to rest (6)
se défatiguer - to refresh, to rest (6)
défaufiler - to untack (6)
se défausser - to get rid (of) (6)
défavoriser - to be unfair (to) (6)
défendre - to champion, to forbid (53)
se défendre - to stand up (for) (53)
se défendre de - to refrain from (53)
déféquer - to defecate (10)
déférer - to submit, to defer (10)
déferler - to break out (6)
déferrer - to remove iron (6)
défeuiller - to defoliate, to strip (6)
défibrer - to disintegrate (6)
déficeler - to untie (11a)
défier - to challenge (15)
se défier de - to mistrust, to distrust (15)
défiger - to liquefy, to thaw (8)
défigurer - to disfigure (6)
défiler - to unthread, to parade (6)
se défiler - to take cover (6)
définir - to define (19)
défleurir - to lose blossom (19)
déflorer - to deflower, to spoil (6)
défoncer - to stave in, to plough deeply (7)
se défoncer - to collapse, to get high (fam.) (7)
déformer - to deform (6)
défouler - to let off steam (6)
se défouler - to let off steam (6)
défourner - to take from an oven (6)
défourrer - to remove fur (6)
défraîchir - to lose freshness, to fade (19)
défranciser - to remove the French quality (6)
défrayer - to defray, to be the subject of (16)
défricher - to clear (land), to reclaim (6)
défriper - to smoothe out (6)
défriser - to uncurl, to disappoint (fam.) (6)
défroisser - to smoothe out (6)
défroncer - to undo gathering (7)
défroquer - to renounce one's vows (6)
se défroquer - to renounce one's vows (6)
défruiter - to strip (fruit tree) (6)
dégager - to release, to disengage, to give off (8)
se dégager - to free oneself, to back out (8)
dégainer - to unsheathe (6)
dégalonner - to remove braid (6)
se déganter - to take off one's gloves (6)
dégarnir - to empty, to drain (19)
se dégarnir - to empty, to lose one's hair (19)
dégasoliner - to separate liquid hydrocarbons (6)
dégauchir - to rough-plane (19)
dégazer - to remove gas from a liquid (6)
dégazonner - to remove turf (6)
dégeler - to thaw (12)
dégénérer - to degenerate (10)
dégermer - to remove germ (6)
se dégingonder - to be ungainly, to be awkward (6)
dégîter - to dislodge (6)
dégivrer - to defrost (6)
déglacer - to thaw (6)
déglinguer - to dislocate (6)
dégluer - to get rid of glue (6)
déglutir - to swallow (19)
dégobiller - to puke (fam.) (6)
dégoiser - to spout (fam.), to rattle on (6)
dégommer - to ungum, to unstick (6)
se faire dégommer - to get the sack (6)
dégonder - to unhinge (6)
dégonfler - to deflate (6)
se dégonfler - to go flat, to chicken out (fam.) (6)
dégorger - to disgorge (8)
dégot(t)er - to unearth (fam.) (6)
dégoudronner - to remove tar (6)
dégouliner - to trickle, to roll down (6)
dégoupiller - to unpin (grenade) (6)
dégourdir - to remove stiffness, to revive (19)
se dégourdir - to warm up, to restore the circulation, to liven up, to grow smart (fam.) (19)
dégoûter - to disgust (6)
se dégoûter de - to get sick of (6)
dégoutter - to drip (6)
dégrader - to degrade, to debase (6)
se dégrader - to become debased, to become dilapidated (6)
dégrafer - to unhook, to unfasten (6)
se dégrafer - to unhook, to unfasten (6)
dégraisser - to skim off fat (6)
dégréer - to unrig (13)
dégrever - to reduce (tax), to diminish (9)
dégringoler - to tumble down (6)
dégriser - to sober up (6)
se dégriser - to sober up (6)
dégrossir - to trim (19)
se dégrossir - to acquire polish (19)
dégrouiller - to hurry, to get a move on (6)
se dégrouiller - to hurry, to get a move on (6)
déguerpir - to bolt (19)
dégueuler - to puke (6)
déguiser - to disguise, to dress up (6)
se déguiser - to disguise, to dress up (6)
déguster - to taste (6)
déhaler - to haul out (6)
se déhaler - to haul out (6)
déhancher - to sway one's hips (6)
se déhancher - to sway one's hips (6)
déharnacher - to unharness (6)
déifier - to deify (15)
déjanter - to take a tyre off the rim (6)
déjeter - to make lopsided, to warp (11)
se déjeter - to grow lopsided (11)
déjeuner - to lunch, to breakfast (6)
déjouer - to foil (6)
se déjuger - to reverse one's judgement (6)
délabialiser - to delabialize (6)
délabrer - to dilapidate, to wreck (6)
se délabrer - to fall to pieces (6)
délacer - to unlace (7)
délainer - to shear (sheep) (6)
délaisser - to forsake (6)
délaiter - to dry (butter) (6)
délarder - to unlard (6)
délasser - to refresh (6)
se délasser - to relax (6)
délatter - to remove slats (6)
se délatter - to remove slats (6)
délaver - to wash out, to dilute (6)
délayer - to thin down, to spin out (story) (16)
déléaturer - to delete (6)
délecter - to delight (6)
se délecter - to delight (in), to revel (in) (6)
déléguer - to delegate (10)
délester - to remove ballast, to relieve (6)
se délester de - to unload (6)
délibérer - to deliberate, to consult (10)
délier - to unbind (15)
se délier - to release oneself (15)
délimiter - to delimit (6)
délinéer - to delineate (13)
délirer - to rave (6)
déliter - to exfoliate (6)
se déliter - to exfoliate (6)
délivrer - to deliver, to free (6)
se délivrer de - to free oneself from (6)
déloger - to remove, to turn out (8)
délover - to uncoil (6)
délurer - to smarten up (6)
délustrer - to remove sheen (6)
démacadamiser - to demacadamize (6)
démaçonner - to undo brickwork (6)
démagnetiser - to demagnetize (6)
démailler - to undo, to unravel (6)
se démailler - to come apart, to ladder (stocking) (6)
démailloter - to unswaddle (6)
démancher - to remove handle (6)
se démancher - to collapse (6)
demander - to ask for, to request (6)
se demander - to wonder (6)
démanger - to itch (8)
démanteler - to dismantle (12)
démantibuler - to demolish (6)
se démantibuler - to fall apart (6)
démaquiller - to remove make-up (6)
se démaquiller - to remove make-up (6)
démarier - to obtain a legal separation (15)
se démarier - to obtain a legal separation (15)
démarquer - to remove identity marks (6)
se démarquer de - to dissociate oneself from (6)
démarrer - to start off (6)
démasquer - to unmask (6)
se démasquer - to take off one's mask (6)
démastiquer - to remove putty (6)
démâter - to dismast (6)
dématérialiser - to dematerialize (6)
démêler - to unravel (6)
se démêler - to disentangle, to extricate oneself (6)
démembrer - to dismember (6)
déménager - to move house, to remove, to go batty (fam.) (8)
se démener - to thrash (about), to struggle (about) (9)
démentir - to deny (25)
se démentir - to contradict oneself (25)
se démerder - to get out of a mess (fam.), to manage (6)
démériter - to forfeit, to act in a blameworthy manner (6)
démettre - to dislocate (56)
se démettre - to resign (56)
démeubler - to remove furniture (6)
demeurer - to remain (6)
démieller - to remove honey (6)
démilitariser - to demilitarize (6)
déminer - to clear of mines (6)
déminéraliser - to demineralize (6)
démissionner - to resign (6)
démobiliser - to demobilize, to discharge (6)
démocratiser - to democratize (6)
se démocratiser - to democratize (6)
se démoder - to get out of fashion (6)
demolir - to demolish, to knock down (19)
démonétiser - to withdraw (a coin) from circulation, to discredit (6)
démonter - to unseat, to dismantle (6)
se démonter - to come apart, to lose countenance (6)
démontrer - to demonstrate (6)
démoraliser - to demoralize, to undermine (6)
se démoraliser - to lose morale (6)
démordre - to let go, to give up (53)
démoucheter - to take of the button (from foil) (11)
démouler - to unmold (6)
se démouler - to unmold (6)
démultiplier - to gear down, to reduce (15)
démunir - to deprive (19)
se démunir - to part with, to give up (19)
démurer - to remove masonry (6)
démurger - to go off (8)
démuseler - to unmuzzle (11a)
démystifier - to demystify (15)
démythifier - to divest of a mythical quality (15)
dénantir - to part (securities) (19)
dénasaliser - to deprive of a nasal sound (6)
dénationaliser - to denationalize (6)
dénatter - to unplait, to unbraid (6)
dénaturaliser - to denaturalize (6)
dénaturer - to distort, to denature (6)
se dénaturer - to distort, to denature (6)
dénazifier - to denazify (15)
déneiger - to remove snow (8)
dénerver - to remove nerves (6)
déniaiser - to initiate (6)
se déniaiser - to lose one's innocence (6)
dénicher - to ferret out, to fly away (birds) (6)
dénickeler - to remove nickel-plating (6)
dénicotiniser - to extract nicotine (6)
dénier - to deny, to disclaim (15)
dénigrer - to disparage, to run down (6)
dénitrer - to remove nitric acid (6)
dénitrifier - to remove nitrogen (15)
déniveler - to make uneven (11a)
se déniveler - to subside (11a)
dénombrer - to enumerate, to count (6)
dénommer - to denominate, to name (6)
dénoncer - to denounce, to give away (7)
dénoter - to denote, to show, to point (6)
dénouer - to untie, to undo, to untangle (6)
se dénouer - to become untied, to wind up (6)
dénoyauter - to stone (fruit) (6)
dénoyer - to dry (out), to pump (out) (17)
denteler - to notch, to jag (11a)
dénucléariser - to free from nuclear effect (6)
dénuder - to strip (6)
se dénuder - to strip (6)
dénuer - to deprive (6)
se dénuer de - to deprive oneself of (6)
dépailler - to strip rush seat (chair) (6)
dépanner - to repair, to give a hand (fam.), to help (fam.) (6)
dépaqueter - to unpack (11)
dépareiller - to spoil, to break (pair, collection) (6)
déparer - to mar (6)
déparier - to remove one (of a pair) (15)
départager - to decide between (8)
départir - to assign, to deal out (25)
se départir de - to abandon, to depart from (25)
dépasser - to pass, to go beyond, to overtake (6)
se dépasser - to excel oneself (6)
dépassionner - to remove passion from (6)
dépaver - to unpave (6)
dépayser - to remove from usual surroundings (6)
se dépayser - to change scenery (6)
dépecer - to cut up, to tear up {XXX c/ç 7, e/è 9} (7)
dépêcher - to despatch, to send (6)
se dépêcher - to hurry (6)
dépeigner - to ruffle hair (6)
dépeindre - to depict, to picture, to make out (57)
dépelotonner - to unwind (6)
dépendre - to take down (53)
se dépendre - to depend, to hang on (53)
dépenser - to spend (money), to expend (6)
se dépenser - to exert oneself (6)
dépérir - to waste away (19)
dépersonnaliser - to depersonalize (6)
dépêtrer - to extricate (6)
se dépêtrer - to extricate (6)
dépeupler - to depopulate (6)
se dépeupler - to depopulate (6)
déphaser - to put out of touch (6)
déphosphorer - to dephosphorate (6)
dépiauter - to skin (6)
dépiler - to depilate (6)
dépingler - to unpin (6)
dépiquer - to unstitch (6)
dépister - to outwit, to track (6)
se dépiter de - to be vexed about, to be annoyed at (6)
déplacer - to move, to displace (7)
se déplacer - to move about, to travel (7)
déplafonner - to lift a restriction (6)
déplaire - to displease (63)
se déplaire - to be displeased (63)
déplanter - to displant (6)
déplâtrer - to strip off plaster (6)
déplier - to unfold, to open out (15)
se déplier - to come unfolded (15)
déplisser - to unpleat (6)
se déplisser - to unpleat (6)
déplomber - to unseal (6)
déplorer - to deplore (6)
déployer - to open out, to spread out, to display (17)
se déployer - to spread out, to unfurl (17)
déplumer - to pluck (6)
se déplumer - to moult (6)
dépoétiser - to deprive of poetic quality (6)
dépolariser - to depolarize (6)
dépolir - to tarnish (19)
se dépolir - to tarnish (19)
dépolitiser - to depoliticize (6)
dépolymériser - to depolymerize (6)
déporter - to deport, to move aside (6)
se déporter - to deport, to move aside (6)
déposer - to put down, to deposit (money), to set down, to depose (6)
se déposer - to settle (6)
déposséder de - to dispossess, to deprive of (10)
se déposséder de - to give away (10)
dépoter - to unpot (6)
dépoudrer - to remove powder (6)
dépouiller - to scrutinize, to peruse, to strip (6)
se dépouiller - to shed, to divest (6)
dépourvoir - to deprive (40)
se dépourvoir - to deprive (40)
dépoussiérer - to remove dust (10)
dépraver - to deprave (6)
déprécier - to belittle, to disparage (15)
se déprécier - to depreciate (15)
déprendre de - to lose one's fondness for (54)
déprimer - to depress, to lower (6)
se déprimer - to become depressed (6)
dépriser - to undervalue (6)
déprolétariser - to deproletarianize (6)
dépropaniser - to remove propane (6)
dépuceler - to deflower (11a)
dépulper - to reduce to pulp (6)
dépurer - to purify (6)
députer - to delegate (6)
déquiller - to bowl over (6)
déraciner - to uproot (6)
dérager - to stop being angry (8)
déraidir - to make supple (19)
se déraidir - to make supple (19)
dérailler - to go off the rails (6)
déraisonner - to talk nonsense (6)
déranger - to disturb (8)
se déranger - to trouble oneself, to become deranged (8)
déraper - to skid (6)
dératiser - to get rid of rats (6)
dérayer - to unscotch (16)
dérégler - to disturb, to upset (10)
se dérégler - to become unsettled, to go wrong (10)
dérider - to brighten up (6)
se dérider - to brighten up (6)
dériver de - to divert, to derive (6)
dérober - to steal, to conceal (6)
se dérober à - to shy away from (6)
dérocher - to fall from rock (6)
déroger - to depart from (8)
dérouiller - to remove rust, to brush up, to catch (fam.) (6)
se dérouiller - to polish up (6)
dérouler - to unwind, to unreel (6)
se dérouler - to take place, to happen (6)
dérouter - to divert, to lead astray (6)
se dérouter - to go astray, to be confused (6)
désabonner - to give up a subscription (6)
se désabonner - to give up a subscription (6)
désabuser - to disillusion (6)
se désabuser - to lose one's illusions (6)
désacclimater - to disacclimatize (6)
désaccorder - to put out of tune (6)
se désaccorder - to go out of tune (6)
désaccoupler - to unpair (6)
désaccoutumer - to lose the habit (of) (6)
se désaccoutumer de - to become unused to, to disaccustom from (6)
désacraliser - to remove from a pedestal (6)
désactiver - to deactivate (6)
désadapter - to unadapt (6)
désaffecter - to put to another use (6)
désaffectionner - to lose affection (6)
se désaffectionner de - to grow cold towards (6)
désaffilier - to break affiliation (from) (15)
désagencer - to disorganize (7)
désagréger - to disintegrate, to break (up) (14)
se désagréger - to disintegrate, to break (up) (14)
désaimanter - to demagnetize (6)
désajuster - to unadjust (6)
désaliéner - to unalienate (10)
désaltérer - to quench thirst (10)
se désaltérer - to quench thirst (10)
désamarrer - to unmoor (6)
désamidonner - to unstarch (6)
désamorcer - to unprime (7)
se désamorcer - to unprime (7)
désannexer - to disannex (6)
désappointer - to disappoint (6)
désapprendre - to forget how to (54)
désapprouver - to disapprove (6)
désapprovisionner - to remove stock (6)
désarçonner - to unseat, to stagger (6)
désargenter - to rub off silver (6)
désarmer - to disarm (6)
désarticuler - to dislocate, to disjoint (6)
se désarticuler - to dislocate, to disjoint (6)
désassembler - to dismantle (6)
désassimiler - to disassimilate (6)
désassortir - to break up (19)
désavantager - to handicap, to harm (8)
désaveugler - to disabuse (6)
désavouer - to disown (6)
désaxer - to unbalance (6)
desceller - to break the seal off, to loosen (6)
se desceller - to break the seal off, to loosen (6)
descendre - to go down, to come down, to land, to kill (fam.) (53)
descendre de - to descend from (53)
déséchouer - to refloat (6)
désembourber - to extricate from mud (6)
désembourgeoiser - to become less bourgeois (6)
désembouteiller - to unblock (6)
désembuer - to demist (6)
désemparer - to quit, to disable (6)
désempeser - to unstarch (9)
désemplir - to empty (19)
se désemplir - to empty (19)
désemprisonner - to release from prison (6)
désencadrer - to remove from frame (6)
désencarter - to remove inset (6)
désenchaîner - to unfetter (6)
désenchanter - to disenchant (6)
se désenchanter - to lose one's illusions (6)
désenclaver - to remove enclosures (6)
désencombrer - to clear out (6)
désencrasser - to clean out (6)
désénerver - to calm down (6)
désenfiler - to unthread (6)
désenflammer - to reduce inflammation (6)
désenfler - to become less swollen, to deflate (6)
désenfumer - to remove smoke (6)
désengager - to disengage (8)
désengorger - to unblock (8)
désenivrer - to sober up (6)
désenlacer - to unlace (7)
désenlaidir - to make less ugly (19)
désennuyer - to relieve boredom (17)
se désennuyer - to while away the time (17)
désenrayer - to release a mechanism (16)
désenrhumer - to relieve a cold (6)
désensabler - to dredge sand (6)
désensibiliser - to insensibilize (6)
désensorceler - to free from a spell (11a)
désentoiler - to remove cloth (6)
désentortiller - to disentangle (6)
désentraver - to unshackle (6)
désenvaser - to dredge mud (6)
désenvelopper - to unwrap (6)
désenvenimer - to cleanse (from poison), to calm (6)
désenverguer - to remove sail (6)
désépaissir - to thin down (19)
déséquilibrer - to unbalance (6)
déséquiper - to remove equipment (6)
déserter - to desert (6)
désespérer - to drive, to dispair (10)
désespérer de - to despair of (10)
se désespérer - to despair (10)
désétablir - to disestablish (19)
désétamer - to remove tin-plating (6)
déshabiller - to undress (6)
se déshabiller - to undress (6)
déshabituer - to break a habit (6)
se déshabituer - to break a habit (6)
désherber - to weed (6)
déshériter - to disinherit (6)
déshonorer - to disgrace, to dishonour (6)
se déshonorer - to disgrace, to dishonour (6)
déshuiler - to remove oil (6)
déshumaniser - to dehumanize (6)
se déshumaniser - to dehumanize (6)
déshumidifier - to dehumidify (15)
déshydrater - to dehydrate (6)
déshydrogéner - to dehydrogenate (10)
désigner - to point out, to fix, to nominate (6)
désillusionner - to disillusion (6)
se désincarner - to become disembodied (6)
désincorporer - to disincorporate (6)
désincruster - to descale (6)
désinculper - to withdraw a charge (6)
désinfecter - to disinfect (6)
désinsectiser - to kill insects (6)
désintégrer - to split up (6)
se désintégrer - to disintegrate (10)
désintéresser - to pay off (6)
se désintéresser de - to lose interest in (6)
désintoxiquer - to detoxicate (6)
se désintoxiquer - to detoxicate (6)
désinvestir - to cease to invest (19)
désinviter - to cancel an invitation (6)
désirer - to want, to wish for, to desire (6)
se désister - to desist, to stand down (6)
se désister de - to withdraw (6)
désobéir - to disobey (19)
désobliger - to offend (8)
désobstruer - to unblock (6)
désoccuper - to unoccupy (6)
désodoriser - to deodorize (6)
désoler - to distress (6)
se désoler de - to be aggrieved at (6)
se désolidariser de - to dissociate oneself from (6)
se désopiler - to roar (with laughter) (6)
désordonner - to throw into disorder (6)
désorganiser - to disorganize (6)
désorienter - to disorient, to bewilder (6)
désosser - to bone (6)
désoxyder - to deoxidize (6)
désoxygéner - to deoxygenate (10)
desquamer - to peel, to scale (6)
dessabler - to remove sand (6)
dessaisir - to dispossess (19)
se dessaisir de - to relinquish, to give up (19)
dessaler - to remove salt (6)
dessangler - to ungirth (horse) (6)
dessaouler - to sober up (6)
dessécher - to dry up (10)
desseller - to unsaddle (6)
desserrer - to loosen (6)
dessertir - to unset (19)
desservir - to serve, to clear (table), to go against (35)
dessiller - to undeceive (6)
dessiner - to draw, to show (6)
se dessiner - to be outlined (6)
dessouder - to unsolder (6)
dessouler - to sober up (6)
se dessouler - to sober up (6)
destaliniser - to destalinize (6)
destiner à - to intend for (6)
se destiner à - to take up (6)
destituer - to discharge (6)
destructurer - to disorganize (6)
désulfiter - to remove sulphite (6)
désunir - to divide (19)
se désunir - to divide, to come asunder (19)
désynchroniser - to desynchronize (6)
détacher - to detach, to unfasten, to undo (6)
se détacher - to come undone, to break loose (6)
se détacher de - to break from (6)
détailler - to divide up, to retail, to enumerate (6)
détaler - to decamp (6)
détapisser - to remove tapestry (6)
détartrer - to descale (6)
détaxer - to take off tax (6)
détecter - to detect (6)
déteindre - to fade, to lose colour (57)
dételer - to unharness (11a)
détendre - to slacken (53)
se détendre - to relax, to expand (53)
détenir - to hold (23)
déterger - to cleanse (8)
détériorer - to damage, to spoil (6)
se détériorer - to deteriorate, to worsen (6)
déterminer - to determine, to establish, to decide (6)
se déterminer - to determine, to establish, to decide (6)
déterrer - to unearth (6)
détester - to hate (6)
détirer - to stretch (linen) (6)
se détirer - to stretch (linen) (6)
détisser - to unweave (6)
détitrer - to remove title (6)
détoner - to detonate (6)
détonneler - to take from barrel (11a)
détonner - to be out of tune, to jar (6)
détordre - to untwist (53)
détortiller - to disentangle (6)
détourner - to divert, to hijack (aircraft) (6)
se détourner de - to turn away from (6)
détransposer - to detranspose (6)
détraquer - to put out of order (6)
se détraquer - to break down (6)
détremper - to soak (6)
détresser - to unbraid (6)
détricoter - to undo knitting (6)
détromper - to disabuse, to undeceive (6)
se détromper - to be disillusioned (6)
détrôner - to dethrone (6)
détrousser - to rob, to rifle (6)
détruire - to destroy, to wreck, to ruin (82)
se détruire - to destroy, to wreck, to ruin (82)
dévaler - to rush down (6)
dévaliser - to burgle (6)
dévaloriser - to depreciate (6)
se dévaloriser - to fall in value (6)
dévaluer - to devalue (6)
se dévaluer - to devalue (6)
devancer - to precede (7)
dévaser - to dredge (6)
dévaster - to devastate (6)
développer - to develop, to extend (6)
se développer - to develop, to extend (6)
devenir - to become, to grow (into), to turn (into) (23)
déventer - to spill sail (6)
dévergonder - to run wild (6)
se dévergonder - to run wild (6)
déverguer - to unbend sail (6)
dévernir - to remove varnish (19)
déverouiller - to unbolt (6)
déverser - to pour, to flow out (6)
se déverser - to pour, to flow out (6)
dévêtir - to undress (26)
se dévêtir - to undress (26)
dévider - to unwind (6)
se dévider - to unwind (6)
dévier - to deviate (15)
deviner - to guess (6)
se deviner - to appear, to be obvious (6)
dévirer - to turn round (6)
déviriliser - to emasculate (6)
dévisager - to stare (at) (8)
deviser de - to converse (6)
dévisser - to unscrew (6)
se dévisser - to unscrew (6)
dévitaliser - to devitalize, to kill a nerve (6)
dévoiler - to unveil, to unmask (6)
se dévoiler - to unveil, to unmask (6)
devoir - to owe, to have to (42)
se devoir - to have to, must (42)
dévolter - to reduce voltage (6)
dévorer - to devour, to consume, to eat up (6)
se dévorer - to devour, to consume, to eat up (6)
dévouer - to sacrifice (6)
se dévouer - to sacrifice oneself, to devote oneself (6)
dévoyer - to lead astray (17)
se dévoyer - to go astray (17)
dévriller - to untangle (6)
diagnostiquer - to diagnose (6)
dialoguer - to converse (6)
dialyser - to dialyze (6)
diamanter - to decorate with diamonds (6)
diaphragmer - to put a diaphragm on (6)
diaprer - to mottle (6)
dicter - to dictate, to lay down (6)
diéser - to raise a semi tone (10)
diffamer - to slander (6)
différencier - to differentiate (15)
se différencier de - to become differentiated from (15)
différer - to differ (10)
difformer - to deform (6)
diffracter - to diffract (6)
diffuser - to diffuse, to spread, to broadcast (6)
se diffuser - to diffuse, to spread (6)
digérer - to digest (10)
se digérer - to digest (10)
dilacérer - to put into pieces (10)
dilapider - to dilapidate (6)
dilater - to expand, to dilate (6)
se dilater - to distend (6)
diluer - to dilute, to thin down (6)
se diluer - to dilute, to thin down (6)
diminuer - to diminish (6)
se diminuer - to reduce (6)
dindonner - to dupe (6)
dîner - to dine (6)
diphtonguer - to diphthong (6)
dire - to say (to), to tell (78)
se dire - to say to oneself, to claim (78)
diriger - to direct, to control, to steer, to aim (8)
se diriger vers - to make for, to head for, to find one's way (8)
discerner - to discern (6)
discipliner - to discipline (6)
discontinuer - to discontinue (6)
disconvenir de - to gainsay (23)
discorder - to clash (6)
discourir - to discourse (33)
discréditer - to discredit (6)
discriminer - to discriminate (6)
disculper - to exonerate (from) (6)
se disculper - to exonerate (from) (6)
discutailler - to quibble (6)
discuter - to discuss, to confer with, to debate about (6)
se discuter - to discuss, to confer with, to debate about (6)
disgracier - to disgrace (15)
disjoindre - to take apart (58)
se disjoindre - to come apart (58)
disjoncter - to break circuit (6)
disloquer - to dislocate, to dismantle (6)
se disloquer - to dislocate, to dismantle (6)
disparaître - to disappear (64)
dispenser - to dispense, to exempt (from) (6)
se dispenser de - to avoid, to get out of (6)
disperser - to scatter, to disperse (6)
se disperser - to scatter, to disperse (6)
disposer - to dispose, to set out (6)
disposer de - to have at one's disposal (6)
se disposer à - to prepare to (6)
disproportionner - to make disproportionate (6)
disputailler - to argue pointlessly (6)
disputer - to fight (for), to dispute (6)
se disputer - to fight (over), to contest (6)
disqualifier - to disqualify (15)
se disqualifier - to be disqualified (15)
disséminer - to scatter (6)
se disséminer - to scatter (6)
disséquer - to dissect (10)
disserter - to hold forth (6)
dissimuler - to conceal, to hide (6)
se dissimuler - to conceal, to hide (6)
dissiper - to dissipate, to disperse (6)
se dissiper - to drift away, to become unruly (6)
dissocier - to dissociate (15)
dissoner - to be dissonant (6)
dissoudre - to dissolve (72)
se dissoudre - to dissolve, to disband (72)
dissuader - to dissuade (6)
distancer - to outdistance (7)
distancier - to distance (15)
distendre - to distend, to stretch (53)
se distendre - to distend, to stretch (53)
distiller - to distil (6)
distinguer - to distinguish, to set apart, to single out (6)
se distinguer - to distinguish oneself (6)
distordre - to twist (53)
distraire - to entertain, to divert (61)
se distraire - to enjoy oneself (61)
distribuer - to distribute (6)
divaguer - to ramble (6)
diverger - to diverge (8)
diversifier - to diversify (15)
divertir - to amuse, to divert (19)
se divertir - to enjoy oneself (19)
diviniser - to deify (6)
diviser - to divide, to share out, to set against (6)
se diviser - to split up (6)
divorcer - to divorce (7)
divulguer - to divulge, to disclose (6)
se divulguer - to divulge, to disclose (6)
documenter - to document (6)
se documenter sur - to gather information on (6)
dodeliner - to nod (head) (6)
dogmatiser - to dogmatize (6)
doigter - to finger (6)
domestiquer - to domesticate, to tame (6)
dominer - to dominate, to surpass (6)
se dominer - to control oneself (6)
dompter - to tame (6)
donner - to give, to grant, to yield, to look out (on) (6)
se donner à - to yield, to devote oneself to (6)
doper - to dope (6)
se doper - to dope (6)
dorer - to gild (6)
se dorer - to get brown (6)
dorloter - to pamper, to mollycoddle (6)
se dorloter - to pamper, to mollycoddle (6)
dormir - to sleep, to be dormant (32)
doser - to measure out a dose (6)
doter - to provide with a dowry (6)
se doter de - to endow (6)
doubler - to double, to repeat, to understudy (actor), to overtake (car), to dub (film) (6)
se doubler de - to be coupled with (6)
doucher - to shower (6)
se doucher - to take a shower (6)
doucir - to polish a metal (19)
douer de - to endow with (6)
douter de - to doubt (6)
se douter de - to suspect (6)
dragéifier - to coat with sugar (15)
draguer - to dredge, to search for a partner (fam.) (6)
drainer - to drain (6)
dramatiser - to dramatize (6)
draper - to drape (6)
se draper dans - to drape in (6)
dresser - to draw up, to put up, to erect, to break in (animal) (6)
se dresser - to stand upright (6)
dribbler - to dribble (6)
driller - to drill (6)
driver - to drive (golf) (6)
droguer - to drug (6)
se droguer - to take drugs (6)
drosser - to drive, to drift (ship) (6)
dulcifier - to sweeten (15)
duper - to dupe, to deceive (6)
se duper - to dupe, to deceive (6)
duplexer - to establish a two-way link (6)
dupliquer - to duplicate (6)
durcir - to harden (19)
se durcir - to harden (19)
durer - to last (6)
duveter - to become downy (11)
se duveter - to become downy (11)
dynamiser - to give spirit to, to make dynamic (6)
dynamiter - to dynamite (6)
ébahir - to flabbergast, to astound (19)
s'ébahir de - to gape, to wonder at (19)
ébarber - to trim (6)
s'ébattre - to frolic (55)
s'ébaubir - to gawp (at) (19)
ébaucher - to sketch out (6)
s'ébaucher - to take shape (6)
s'ébaudir de - to rejoice at (19)
éberluer - to flabbergast (6)
éblouir - to dazzle (19)
éborgner - to poke out an eye, to blind (6)
ébouer - to clean out (6)
ébouillanter - to scald, to blanch (6)
s'ébouillanter - to scald, to blanch (6)
ébouler - to crumble, to collapse (6)
s'ébouler - to crumble, to collapse (6)
ébourgeonner - to remove buds (6)
ébouriffer - to ruffle (6)
ébourrer - to remove stuffing (6)
ébouter - to cut off (6)
ébraiser - to rake out embers (6)
ébrancher - to prune (6)
ébranler - to shake, to rattle (6)
s'ébranler - to move off (vehicle) (6)
ébraser - to splay (6)
ébrécher - to chip (10)
s'ébrécher - to chip (10)
ébrouer - to snort (6)
ébruiter - to disclose, to divulge (6)
s'ébruiter - to disclose, to divulge (6)
écacher - to crush (6)
écailler - to scale (fish) (6)
s'écailler - to flake off, to peel off (6)
écaler - to shell (6)
s'écaler - to shell (6)
écarquiller - to open wide (6)
écarteler - to quarter (12)
écarter - to move apart, to set aside, to ward off (6)
s'écarter de - to stay away from, to keep away from (6)
échafauder - to erect scaffolding, to build up, to compile (6)
échampir - to pick out, to set off (19)
échancrer - to indent, to scallop (6)
échanger - to exchange, to swap (8)
échantillonner - to sample (6)
échapper à - to escape from, to elude, to slip from (6)
s'échapper de - to break away from (6)
échardonner - to clear of thistles, to pick (6)
écharner - to flesh (6)
écharper - to tear to pieces (6)
échauder - to scald (6)
échauffer - to make hot, to excite (6)
s'échauffer - to warm up (6)
échauler - to whitewash (6)
échelonner - to space out (6)
s'échelonner - to space out (6)
écheniller - to clear of caterpillars (6)
écheveler - to dishevel (11a)
échiner - to break the back of (6)
s'échiner - to work oneself into the ground (6)
échoir à - to fall to, to fall due (52a)
échopper - to gouge (6)
échouer - to fail, to go aground (boat) (6)
s'échouer - to run aground (6)
éclabousser - to splash, to spatter (6)
éclaircir - to lighten, to clear up (19)
s'éclaircir - to lighten, to clear up (19)
éclairer - to light up (6)
s'éclairer - to be lit, to be brighter (6)
éclater - to explode, to burst (6)
s'éclater - to have a ball (fam.) (6)
éclipser - to eclipse (6)
s'éclipser - to slip away (6)
éclisser - to put in splints (6)
écloper - to lame (6)
éclore - to hatch, to blossom, to open out (70a)
écluser - to knock back (drink), to go through a lock (6)
écoeurer - to make sick, to disgust (6)
éconduire - to dismiss (82)
économiser - to save up, to husband (6)
écoper de - to bale out, to cop it (fam.) (6)
écorcer - to peel (7)
écorcher - to flay, to graze, to grate (6)
écorer - to keep tally-sheets (6)
écorner - to chip the corner (of), to curtail (6)
écornifler - to scrounge (6)
écosser - to shell (6)
écôter - to stem (6)
écouler - to flow out, to sell (6)
s'écouler - to ooze, to seep, to run (time) (6)
écourter - to shorten (6)
écouter - to listen to (6)
s'écouter - to coddle oneself (6)
écouvillonner - to mop out (6)
écrabouiller - to squash (6)
écraser - to crush, to run over (car) (6)
s'écraser - to collapse, to crumble, to keep quiet (fam.) (6)
écrémer - to skim milk (10)
écrêter - to decrest (6)
s'écrier - to exclaim, to cry out (15)
écrire - to write (80)
écrire à - to write to (80)
s'écrire - to write (80)
s'écrire à - to write to (80)
écrivailler - to scribble (6)
écrivasser - to scribble (6)
écrouer - to imprison, to commit to (6)
écrouir - to hammer-harden (19)
s'écrouler - to collapse, to fall down, to flop (6)
écroûter - to remove crust (6)
éculer - to wear the heel of shoes (6)
écumer - to skim, to scum, to froth (6)
écurer - to scour (6)
écussonner - to decorate with shield or badge (6)
s'éczémater - to eczematize (6)
édenter - to break teeth (6)
s'édenter - to lose one's teeth (6)
édicter - to decree (6)
édifier - to build, to enlighten (15)
éditer - to publish, to edit (6)
édulcorer - to sweeten, to water down (6)
éduquer - to educate (6)
éfaufiler - to unthread (6)
effacer - to efface, to erase, to outshine (7)
s'effacer - to wear away, to fade, to stand aside (7)
effarer - to frighten (6)
s'effarer de - to take fright at (6)
effaroucher - to frighten away (6)
s'effaroucher de - to be startled at (6)
effectuer - to carry out (6)
s'effectuer - to accomplish (6)
efféminer - to render effeminate (6)
s'efféminer - to become effeminate (6)
effeuiller - to thin out (leaves) (6)
s'effeuiller - to shed (leaves, petals) (6)
effigier - to make an effigy (15)
effiler - to taper, to sharpen, to streamline (6)
s'effiler - to fray out (6)
effilocher - to fray (6)
s'effilocher - to fray (6)
efflanquer - to emaciate (6)
s'efflanquer - to emaciate (6)
effleurer - to touch lightly, to brush (6)
effluver - to discharge (6)
effondrer - to plough up (6)
s'effondrer - to cave in, to fall through (6)
s'efforcer - to try hard, to do one's best (7)
effranger - to fringe (8)
s'effranger - to fray (8)
effrayer - to scare, to frighten (16)
s'effrayer de - to be frightened by (16)
effriter - to crumble away (6)
s'effriter - to crumble away (6)
s'égailler - to scatter (6)
égaler - to equal (6)
égaliser - to level, to even (out) (6)
s'égaliser - to become level (6)
égarer - to mislead, to mislay (6)
s'égarer - to get lost, to go astray (6)
égayer - to enliven, to cheer up (16)
s'égayer - to make merry (16)
égorger - to slit the throat (of) (8)
s'égorger - to slit the throat (of) (8)
s'egosiller - to shout oneself hoarse (6)
égoutter - to drain, to drip (6)
s'égoutter - to drain, to drip (6)
égrainer - to shell (6)
s'égrainer - to drop away (6)
égrapper - to pick off (grapes) (6)
égratigner - to scratch (6)
s'égratigner - to scratch (6)
égrener - to shell, to shed, to pass (hour) (9)
s'égrener - to shell, to shed, to pass (hour) (9)
égriser - to grind (6)
égruger - to crush (8)
éjaculer - to ejaculate (6)
éjecter - to eject (6)
éjointer - to clip (wings) (6)
élaborer - to work out, to develop (6)
s'élaborer - to work out, to develop (6)
élaguer - to prune (6)
élancer - to thrust (7)
s'élancer - to hurl oneself, to soar (7)
élargir - to widen, to release (19)
s'élargir - to widen out (19)
électrifier - to electrify (15)
électriser - to thrill, to inspire (6)
électrocuter - to electrocute (6)
électrolyser - to electrolyze (6)
élever - to bring up (child), to rear (animal), to elevate, to raise (9)
s'élever - to rise, to go up (9)
élider - to elide (6)
élimer - to wear thin (6)
s'élimer - to wear thin (6)
éliminer - to eliminate (6)
élinguer - to sling (6)
élire - to elect (77)
éloigner - to move away, to take away (6)
s'éloigner - to go away, to withdraw (6)
élonger - to lay out (8)
élucider - to elucidate, to clear (6)
s'élucider - to become clearer (6)
élucubrer - to expatiate (6)
éluder - to elude, to dodge (6)
s'émacier - to waste away (15)
émailler de - to enamel with, to spangle with (6)
émanciper - to emancipate (6)
s'émanciper - to become emancipated (6)
émaner de - to emanate from (6)
émarger - to draw out (salary) (8)
émasculer - to emasculate (6)
emballer - to wrap up (6)
s'emballer - to bolt (horse), to be carried away (6)
emballotter - to bale (6)
embarbouiller - to trouble the mind (6)
s'embarbouiller - to trouble the mind (6)
embarder - to swerve (6)
s'embarder - to swerve (6)
embarquer - to embark, to board (6)
s'embarquer - to plunge into (6)
embarrasser - to embarrass, to encumber, to hamper, to inconvenience (6)
s'embarrasser de - to burden oneself with (6)
embarrer - to lever (6)
s'embarrer - to lever (6)
embastiller - to imprison (6)
embastionner - to fortify with bastions (6)
embâter - to saddle a pack animal (6)
embaucher - to hire (staff) (6)
s'embaucher - to hire (staff) (6)
embaumer - to embalm, to be fragrant (6)
embecquer - to force-feed, to cram (6)
s'embéguiner de - to become infatuated with (6)
embellir - to embellish (19)
s'embellir - to smarten up (19)
emberlificoter - to bamboozle (6)
s'emberlificoter de - to get caught up in (6)
embêter - to bother, to worry, to pester (6)
s'embêter - (fam.) to be bored, to be fed up (with) (6)
emblaver - to sow (6)
embobiner - to hoodwink (6)
s'emboire - to smear (69)
emboîter - to fit together (6)
s'emboîter - to fit together (6)
emboquer - to cram (fowl) (6)
embosser - to moor fore and aft (6)
s'embosser - to moor fore and aft (6)
embotteler - to truss (hay) (11a)
emboucher - to raise to one's lips, to trumpet (6)
embouer - to bespatter (6)
embourber - to get stuck in the mud (6)
s'embourber - to get stuck in the mud (6)
embourgeoiser - to become middle-class (6)
s'embourgeoiser - to become middle-class (6)
embourrer - to stuff (6)
s'embourrer - to stuff (6)
embouteiller - to jam, to bottle (6)
emboutir - to press (19)
s'emboutir - to crash into (19)
embrancher - to join up (6)
s'embrancher - to join up (6)
embraser - to set ablaze, to kindle (6)
s'embraser - to blaze up, to flame up (6)
embrasser - to kiss, to embrace (6)
s'embrasser - to kiss, to embrace (6)
embrayer - to put into gear (16)
embreler - to lash down (12)
embrever - to assemble (wood) (9)
embrigader - to recruit (6)
s'embrigader - to enrol (in) (6)
embringuer - to involve (6)
embrocher - to put on a spit (6)
embrouiller - to tangle, to snarl up (6)
s'embrouiller - to become muddled (6)
embroussailler - to tousle (6)
embrumer - to cover with mist, to darken (6)
s'embrumer - to cloud over (6)
embrunir - to darken (19)
s'embrunir - to darken (19)
embuer - to mist over (6)
s'embuer - to mist over (6)
embusquer - to place in ambush (6)
s'embusquer - to take cover, to shirk duty (6)
émécher - to divide into swands (10)
s'émécher - to be high (on drink) (10)
émerger - to emerge (8)
émerillonner - to brighten up (6)
émeriser - to coat with emery (6)
émerveiller - to fill with wonder (6)
s'émerveiller de - to marvel at, to be amazed at (6)
émettre - to emit, to put forward, to transmit (56)
émietter - to crumble, to break up (6)
s'émietter - to crumble, to break up (6)
émigrer - to emigrate (6)
émincer - to slice thinly (7)
emmagasiner - to store up (6)
emmaillotter - to swaddle, to wrap up (6)
emmancher - to fix a handle on (6)
s'emmancher - to get going (fam.) (6)
emmêler - to tangle, to mix up (6)
s'emmêler - to get into a muddle (6)
emménager - to move in (8)
emmener - to take away, to lead away (9)
emmerder - to give a pain in the neck (fam.) (6)
s'emmerder - to be bored stiff (fam.) (6)
emmieller - to aggravate (6)
emmitoufler - to muffle up (6)
emmouscailler - to annoy (6)
emmurer - to immure (6)
émonder - to trim (6)
émotionner - to agitate, to upset (6)
s'émotionner de - to become emotional about (6)
émoucheter - to break off point (12a)
émoudre - to grind, to sharpen (74)
émousser - to blunt (6)
s'émousser - to become blunt (6)
émoustiller - to rouse (6)
émouvoir - to move, to affect, to disturb (44a)
s'émouvoir de - to be moved by, to get upset about (44a)
empailler - to stuff (6)
empaler - to impale (6)
s'empaler - to impale (6)
empalmer - to palm (6)
empanacher - to decorate with plumes (6)
émpapilloter - to put (hair) in curlers (6)
empaqueter - to pack, to wrap (up) (11)
s'emparer de - to seize, to grab, to take possession of (6)
emparquer - to fold (sheep) (6)
empâter - to paste (over), to coat (6)
s'empâter - to thicken out (6)
empatter - to support (6)
empaumer - to catch, to get the better (of) (fam.) (6)
empêcher de - to prevent from (6)
s'empêcher - to stop (from), to refrain (from) (6)
empeigner - to warp (loom) (6)
empenner - to feather, to fit empennage (6)
emperler - to decorate with pearls (6)
empeser - to starch, to give stiffness (to) (9)
empester - to stink, to reek (6)
empêtrer - to get tangled up (6)
s'empêtrer - to get tangled up (6)
empiéger - to trap (8)
empierrer - to metal (road) (6)
empiéter sur - to encroach on (10)
empiffrer - to stuff one's face (with) (6)
s'empiffrer - to stuff one's face (with) (6)
empiler - to pile up, to stack up (6)
s'empiler - to pile up, to stack up (6)
empirer - to deteriorate, to grow worse (6)
emplâtrer - to plaster, to burden (with) (6)
emplir - to fill up with (19)
s'emplir de - to fill up with (19)
employer - to make use of, to use, to employ (17)
s'employer à - to devote oneself to (17)
emplumer - to feather (6)
empocher - to pocket (6)
empoigner - to grasp (6)
s'empoigner - to have a set to (6)
empoisonner - to poison, to drive someone up the wall (6)
s'empoisonner - to poison oneself (6)
emporter - to take away, to carry along (6)
s'emporter sur - to gain the upper hand of (6)
s'emporter - to lose one's temper (6)
empoter - to pot (6)
empourprer - to turn crimson (6)
s'empourprer - to flush (6)
empoussiérer - to cover with dust (10)
s'empoussiérer - to get dusty (10)
empreindre - to imprint, to stamp (57)
s'empreindre de - to be imprinted with (57)
s'empresser - to bustle about, to hasten (6)
emprisonner - to imprison (6)
emprunter - to borrow, to derive, to assume (6)
empuantir - to stink out (19)
émulsifier - to emulsify (15)
émulsionner - to emulsion (6)
s'enamourer de - to become enamoured of (6)
encabaner - (fam.) to put in prison (6)
encadrer - to frame, to supervise (6)
encager - to cage (8)
encaisser - to collect (money), to take (blow), to stand (fam.) (6)
encanailler - to become vulgar (6)
s'encanailler - to get into low habits (6)
encapuchonner - to hood (6)
s'encapuchonner - to hood (6)
encarter - to insert (6)
encaserner - to quarter in barracks (6)
encasteler - to be lame (horse) (12)
s'encasteler - to be lame (horse) (12)
encastrer - to embed (6)
s'encastrer - to be embedded (6)
encaustiquer - to polish (6)
encaver - to cellar (6)
enceindre - to gird (57)
encelluler - to put in a cell (6)
encenser - to incense, to flatter (6)
encercler - to encircle (6)
enchaîner - to chain up, to enslave, to bind (6)
s'enchaîner - to follow on, to be linked (6)
enchanter - to enchant, to bewitch, to delight (6)
s'enchanter de - to rejoice at (6)
enchaperonner - to hood a falcon (6)
encharner - to hinge (6)
enchâsser - to enshrine, to set, to mount (6)
enchatonner - to set (a stone) (6)
enchausser - to earth up (6)
enchemiser - to put a dust-cover (6)
enchérir - to raise, to outbid, to surpass (19)
enchevêtrer - to tangle (6)
s'enchevêtrer - to get into a tangle (6)
enchifrener - to sniffle (9)
encirer - to wax (6)
enclaver - to enclose (6)
enclencher - to engage, to set in motion (6)
s'enclencher - to engage, to set in motion (6)
encliqueter - to cog (11)
encloîtrer - to cloister (6)
enclore - to fence in (70b)
enclouer - to prick (6)
encocher - to notch, to insert (6)
encoder - to code (in) (6)
encoffrer - to lock up (6)
encoller - to paste (6)
encombrer - to clutter up, to congest (6)
s'encombrer de - to burden oneself with (6)
encorder - to rope up (6)
s'encorder - to rope up (6)
encorner - to gore (6)
encourager - to encourage, to foster (8)
encourir - to incur (33)
encrasser - to foul up, to clog up (6)
s'encrasser - to foul up, to clog up (6)
encrêper - to trim with crape (6)
encrer - to ink (6)
encroûter - to encrust (6)
s'encroûter - to get into a rut, to stagnate (6)
encuver - to put in a vat (6)
endauber - to stew (meat) (6)
endenter - to join (with teeth) (6)
endetter - to get into debt (6)
s'endetter - to get into debt (6)
endeuiller - to plunge into grief (6)
s'endeuiller - to go into mourning (6)
endiabler - to infuriate (6)
endiguer - to dam, to hold back (6)
endimancher - to put on one's Sunday best (6)
s'endimancher - to put on one's Sunday best (6)
endivisionner - to form into a division (6)
endoctriner - to indoctrinate (6)
endolorir - to make ache (19)
s'endolorir - to become painful (19)
endommager - to damage, to injure (8)
endormir - to send to sleep, to lull to sleep, to deaden, to dull, to bore stiff (fam.) (32)
s'endormir - to go to sleep, to slack off (32)
endosser - to put on, to shoulder, to endorse (6)
enduire - to coat (82)
endurcir - to toughen (19)
s'endurcir - to become hardened (19)
endurer - to endure, to bear (6)
énerver - to irritate, to enervate (6)
s'énerver - to get excited, to get worked up (6)
enfaîter - to roof (6)
enfanter - to give birth to, to bring forth (6)
enfariner - to flour (6)
enfermer - to shut up, to imprison, to lock up (6)
s'enfermer - to shut up, to imprison, to lock up (6)
enferrer - to mislead (6)
s'enferrer - to tie oneself up in a knot (6)
enfieller - to embitter (6)
enfiévrer - to give fever, to rouse (10)
s'enfiévrer - to get excited (10)
enfiler - to thread, to pull on (6)
s'enfiler dans - to disappear into (6)
enflammer - to ignite, to inflame, to blaze (6)
s'enflammer - to ignite, to inflame, to blaze (6)
enfler - to swell, to cause to swell (6)
s'enfler - to swell, to cause to swell (6)
enfoncer - to drive in, to push in (7)
s'enfoncer - to plunge, to sink into, to penetrate (7)
enforcir - to reinforce (19)
enfouir - to bury, to conceal (19)
s'enfouir - to retire (19)
enfourcher - to mount (6)
enfourner - to put in the oven (6)
enfreindre - to infringe (57)
s'enfuir - to flee, to make a getaway (36)
enfumer - to fill with smoke (6)
s'enfumer - to fill with smoke (6)
enfutailler - to put in a cask (6)
engager - to engage, to take on, to bind, to commit, to start, to set in motion (8)
s'engager - to undertake, to commit oneself (to), to enlist (in) (8)
engainer - to sheathe (6)
engaver - to feed (6)
engazonner - to turf over (6)
engendrer - to beget, to engender (6)
engerber - to sheaf, to pile up (6)
englober - to include (6)
engloutir - to swallow, to gulp, to gobble up (19)
s'engloutir - to be engulfed (19)
engluer - to lime, to ensnare (6)
engommer - to gum (6)
engoncer - to bundle up (in clothes) (7)
engorger - to choke, to clog (8)
s'engorger - to become clogged (8)
s'engouer de - to become infatuated with (6)
engouffrer - to engulf, to swallow up (6)
s'engouffrer - to rush, to surge (into) (6)
engouler - to gobble (6)
engourdir - to dull, to numb (19)
s'engourdir - to grow numb (19)
engraisser - to fatten, to cram, to fertilize (land) (6)
s'engraisser - to put on weight, to thrive (on) (6)
engranger - to garner, to put by (8)
engraver - to engrave (6)
engrener - to gear, to start (9)
engrosser - to make a woman pregnant (6)
engrumeler - to curdle, to clot (11a)
s'engrumeler - to curdle, to clot (11a)
engueuler - to bawl out (6)
s'engueuler - (fam.) to row (6)
se faire engueuler - (fam.) to be told off (6)
enguirlander - to garland, to scold (fam.) (6)
enhardir - to embolden (19)
s'enhardir - to pluck up courage (19)
enharnacher - to harness (6)
enherber - to plant with grass (6)
enivrer - to intoxicate (6)
s'enivrer de - to get drunk on (6)
enjamber - to straddle over, to span (6)
enjaveler - to gather (corn) in swathes (11a)
enjoindre - to enjoin, to prescribe (58)
enjôler - to wheedle, to coax (6)
enjoliver - to embellish (6)
s'enjoliver - to embellish (6)
enjouer - to give a pleasant tone (6)
enjuguer - to yoke (oxen) (6)
enjuiver - to make Jewish (6)
enjuponner - to put into petticoats, to flounce (6)
enkikiner - (fam.) to irritate (6)
s'enkyster - to become encysted (6)
enlacer - to entwine, to hug, to clasp (7)
s'enlacer - to entwine, to hug, to clasp (7)
enlaidir - to make ugly, to disfigure (19)
s'enlaidir - to make ugly, to disfigure (19)
enlever - to remove, to take away, to take off (clothes), to deprive (of), to kidnap (9)
s'enlever - to come off, to sell out (9)
enliasser - to bundle (6)
enlier - to bond (15)
enligner - to set in line (6)
enliser - to sink, to engulf (6)
s'enliser - to get bogged down (6)
enluminer - to illuminate, to colour up (6)
enneiger - to block with snow (8)
ennoblir - to ennoble, to elevate (19)
ennuager - to cloud over (8)
s'ennuager - to cloud over (8)
ennuyer - to bore, to annoy, to weary, to worry (17)
s'ennuyer - to be bored (with) (17)
s'ennuyer de - to miss (17)
énoncer - to state, to articulate (7)
s'énoncer - to express (7)
enorgueillir - to make proud (19)
s'enorgueillir de - to pride oneself on (19)
enquérir - to enquire about (24)
s'enquérir de - to enquire about (24)
enquêter - to investigate (6)
enquiquiner - (fam.) to aggravate (6)
s'enquiquiner - (fam.) to be fed up (6)
enraciner - to dig in (6)
s'enraciner - to take root (6)
enrager - to be in a rage (8)
faire enrager - to tease (8)
enrailler - to put on rails (6)
enrayer - to jam (16)
s'enrayer - to jam (16)
enrégimenter - to enlist, to apply army-discipline (6)
enregistrer - to record, to register, to score (6)
enrêner - to put reins on (6)
enrhumer - to give a cold (6)
s'enrhumer - to catch a cold (6)
enrichir - to enrich (19)
s'enrichir - to make money, to grow rich (19)
enrober - to coat (6)
enrôler - to enrol, to recruit (6)
s'enrôler - to enrol, to recruit (6)
enrouer - to make hoarse (6)
s'enrouer - to go hoarse (6)
s'enrouiller - to get rusty (6)
enrouler - to roll up (6)
s'enrouler - to wind up, to coil up (6)
enrubanner - to trim with ribbon (6)
ensabler - to sand up, to silt up, to run aground (ship) (6)
s'ensabler - to sand up, to silt up, to run aground (ship) (6)
ensaboter - to put in clogs (6)
ensacher - to bag (6)
ensanglanter - to stain with blood (6)
enseigner - to teach, to show up (6)
ensemencer - to sow (7)
enserrer - to encompass, to squeeze (6)
ensevelir - to bury, to entomb, to shroud (19)
s'ensevelir - to bury, to entomb, to shroud (19)
ensiler - to ensilage (6)
ensoleiller - to give sunshine (to), to brighten up (6)
s'ensoleiller - to light up (6)
ensorceler - to bewitch (11a)
ensoufrer - to sulphurate (6)
ensoutaner - to frock (6)
enstérer - to heap up by the cubic metre (10)
s'ensuivre - to ensue, to follow {inf + pp + 3rd person in all tenses, cela s'est ensuivi, cela s'en est ensuivi, cela s'en est suivi [XXX not ensuivi?]} (75)
entacher - to blemish (6)
entailler - to cut, to groove (6)
s'entailler - to cut, to groove (6)
entamer - to cut into, to begin, to open (6)
entartrer - to scale (6)
entasser - to accumulate, to pile up (6)
s'entasser - to accumulate, to pile up (6)
entendre - to intend, to mean, to hear, to understand (53)
s'entendre - to agree (with), to understand (one another) (53)
s'entendre à - to be skilled in (53)
enténébrer - to plunge into shadow (10)
s'enténébrer - to become dark (10)
enter - to graft (6)
entériner - to ratify (6)
enterrer - to bury, to inter (6)
s'enterrer - to dig oneself in (6)
entêter - to go to the head (of) (6)
s'entêter - to be stubborn (6)
s'entêter à - to persist in (6)
enthousiasmer - to enthuse (6)
s'enthousiasmer de/pour - to go into raptures over (6)
s'enticher de - to become infatuated with (6)
entoiler - to mount, to cover (with fabric) (6)
entôler - (fam.) to con, to fleece (6)
entonner - to intone, to break into (song) (6)
entortiller - to wind, to twist, to wheedle (6)
s'entortiller - to get entangled (in) (6)
entourer - to surround, to fence in (6)
s'entourer - to surround, to fence in (6)
s'entraccorder - to agree with one another (6)
s'entraccuser - to accuse one another (6)
s'entradmirer - to admire one another (6)
s'entraider - to help one another (6)
s'entr'aimer - to like one another (6)
entraîner - to drag, to carry off, to seduce, to involve, to entail, to coach (6)
s'entraîner à - to train for (6)
entr'apercevoir - to catch glimpse (of) (38)
entraver - to hinder (6)
entrebâiller - to half-open (6)
s'entrebattre - to fight one another (55)
s'entrechoquer - to collide, to clink together (6)
entrecouper - to interrupt, to intersect (6)
s'entrecouper - to interrupt, to intersect (6)
entrecroiser - to intersect, to criss-cross (6)
s'entrecroiser - to intersect, to criss-cross (6)
s'entre-déchirer - to tear one another to pieces (6)
s'entre-détruire - to destroy one another (82)
s'entre-dévorer - to tear one another to pieces (6)
s'entr'égorger - to cut one another throats (8)
s'entre-frapper - to hit one another (6)
s'entre-haïr - to hate one another (20)
s'entre-huerter - to bang into one another (6)
entrelacer - to interlace, to intertwine (7)
s'entrelacer - to interlace, to intertwine (7)
entrelarder - to lard, to streak (with fat) (6)
s'entre-louer - to praise one another (6)
s'entre-manger - to eat one another (8)
entremêler - to intermingle (6)
s'entremêler à - to interfere in (6)
s'entremettre - to mediate, to interpose (56)
s'entre-nuire - to injure one another (82b)
entreposer - to store (6)
entreprendre - to undertake, to contract (for) (54)
entrer - to enter, to go in/into (6)
entrer dans - to be a part of (6)
s'entre-regarder - to look at one another (6)
entretenir - to maintain, to support, to speak to (23)
s'entretenir de - to converse about (23)
s'entretenir avec - to converse with (23)
s'entretenir - to keep fit, to be self-supporting (23)
s'entre-tuer - to kill one another (6)
entrevoir - to glimpse (39)
s'entrevoir - to glimpse (39)
s'entrobliger - to oblige one another (8)
entrouvrir - to half-open (27)
s'entrouvrir - to gape (27)
énucléer - to enucleate (13)
énumérer - to enumerate (10)
envahir - to invade (19)
envaser - to silt up, to choke up (6)
s'envaser - to silt up, to choke up (6)
envelopper - to wrap up, to envelop (6)
s'envelopper - to wrap up, to envelop (6)
envenimer - to poison (6)
s'envenimer - to go septiç to fester (6)
enverguer - to bend (sail) (6)
envider - to spool (6)
envieillir - to grow old (19)
s'envieillir - to grow old (19)
envier - to envy, to wish for (15)
environner - to surround (6)
s'environner - to surround (6)
envisager - to face, to consider (8)
s'envoiler - to curve (metal) (6)
s'envoler - to fly away, to take wing (6)
envoûter - to bewitch (6)
envoyer - to send, to despatch (18)
épailler - to pick (wool) (6)
épaissir - to thicken, to deepen (19)
s'épaissir - to grow fat (19)
épancher - to pour out (6)
s'épancher - to give vent to (feelings) (6)
épandre - to pour forth, to scatter, to spread (53)
s'épandre - to pour forth, to scatter, to spread (53)
épanouir - to open out, to blossom, to bloom (19)
s'épanouir - to open out, to blossom, to bloom (19)
épargner - to save (up), to economize (6)
s'épargner - to save (up), to economize (6)
éparpiller - to scatter, to disperse (6)
s'éparpiller - to scatter, to disperse (6)
épater - to amaze (6)
s'épater de - (fam.) to be amazed at (6)
épauler - to support, to take aim (gun) (6)
s'épauler - to help each other (6)
épeler - to spell (11a)
s'épeler - to spell (11a)
épépiner - to remove pips (6)
s'éperdre - to distract, to make distraught (53)
éperonner - to spur (6)
épeurer - to frighten (6)
épicer - to spice (7)
épier - to spy (on) (15)
épierrer - to remove stones (6)
épiler - to remove hair (6)
épiloguer sur - to hold forth on, to carp at (6)
épiner - to protect (with thorn) (6)
épingler - to pin, to pin up, to catch (6)
épisser - to tie two ropes together (6)
éployer - to spread out (17)
s'éployer - to spread out (17)
éplucher - to peel (6)
épointer - to blunt (6)
éponger - to sponge (up), to mop (up) (8)
s'éponger - to sponge (up), to mop (up) (8)
épouiller - to delouse (6)
époumoner - to shout (oneself) hoarse (6)
s'époumoner - to shout (oneself) hoarse (6)
épouser - to marry, to wed, to fit (6)
épousseter - to dust (11)
époustoufler - (fam.) to flabbergast (6)
épouvanter - to terrify, to appal (6)
s'épouvanter - to be panic-stricken (6)
s'épouvanter de - to be terrified with (6)
épreindre - to squeeze out (57)
s'éprendre de - to fall in love with (54)
éprouver - to feel, to experience, to test (6)
s'éprouver - to feel, to experience, to test (6)
épucer - to get rid of fleas (7)
épuiser - to exhaust (6)
s'épuiser - to become exhausted, to run out (6)
épurer - to purify (6)
équarrir - to square, to quarter (19)
équerrer - to square (6)
équilibrer - to balance (6)
s'équilibrer - to balance (6)
équiper - to equip, to fit out (6)
s'équiper - to equip, to fit out (6)
équivaloir à - to be equivalent to, to amount to (47)
équivoquer - to quibble (6)
érafler - to graze, to scratch (6)
s'érailler - to make hoarse, to scratch (6)
éreinter - to break the back of, to criticize (6)
s'éreinter - to exhaust oneself (6)
ergoter - to split hair (6)
ériger en - to establish, to raise, to set up as (8)
s'ériger en - to establish, to raise, to set up as (8)
éroder - to erode (6)
s'éroder - to erode (6)
érotiser - to make erotic (6)
errer - to ramble, to err (6)
éructer - to belch, to eruct (6)
s'esbaudir - to divert oneself (19)
s'esbigner - (fam.) to skedaddle (6)
esbroufer - to bluff (6)
escalader - to climb (6)
escamoter - to conjure away, to skip (6)
escarmoucher - to skirmish (6)
escarrifier - to form a scab (15)
s'esclaffer - to guffaw, to shake (with laughter) (6)
escompter - to anticipate, to discount (6)
escorter - to escort (6)
escrimer - to fence (6)
s'escrimer à - to struggle away at (6)
escroquer - to swindle (6)
espacer - to space out (7)
s'espacer - to space out (7)
espagnoliser - to make Spanish (6)
espérer - to hope (for) (10)
espionner - to spy (6)
esquinter - (fam.) to mess up (6)
s'esquinter - to knock oneself out (6)
esquisser - to sketch, to outline (6)
s'esquisser - to sketch, to outline (6)
esquiver - to dodge, to avoid (6)
s'esquiver - to slip away (6)
essaimer - to swarm (6)
essarter - to clear (land) (6)
essayer - to try (to) (16)
s'essayer à - to try one's hand at (16)
essorer - to wring, to mangle (6)
s'essorer - to wring, to mangle (6)
essouffler - to wind, to make breathless (6)
s'essouffler - to be puffed, to be winded (6)
essuyer - to wipe, to dry (17)
s'essuyer - to wipe, to dry (17)
estamper - to swindle (6)
estampiller - to stamp (6)
estimer - to estimate, to value, to assess (6)
s'estimer - to estimate, to value, to assess (6)
estiver - to summer (6)
estomaquer - to flabbergast (6)
estomper - to dim, to blur, to stump (6)
s'estomper - to dim, to blur, to stump (6)
estoquer - to deal (the bull) the death blow (6)
estourbir - (fam.) to stun (19)
estropier - to cripple (15)
établer - to stable, to stall (6)
établir - to establish, to prove, to construct, to draw up (19)
s'établir - to establish oneself, to set oneself up as, to become customary (19)
étager - to lay out in tiers (8)
s'étager - to rise in tiers (8)
étalager - to display (8)
étaler - to spread, to set on (goods) (6)
s'étaler - to spread, to stretch out (6)
étalonner - to calibrate (6)
étamer - to tin-plate (6)
étamper - to stamp (metal) (6)
étancher - to check (flow), to quench (6)
étançonner - to prop up (6)
étarquer - to hoist taut (6)
étatiser - to establish state control (6)
étayer - to prop up, to shore up (16)
s'étayer sur - to lean upon (16)
éteindre - to extinguish, to put out, to switch off (57)
s'éteindre - to go out, to die out, to die (57)
étendre - to spread, to stretch, to extend, to dilute (53)
s'étendre - to stretch oneself out (53)
s'étendre sur - to elaborate upon (53)
éterniser - to perpetuate, to drag out (6)
s'éterniser - to become interminable (6)
éternuer - to sneeze (6)
étêter - to cut the head off (trees) (6)
éthérifier - to turn into ether (15)
éthériser - to etherize (6)
étinceler - to sparkle (11a)
étioler - to droop, to wilt (6)
s'étioler - to droop, to wilt (6)
étiqueter - to label (11)
étirer - to stretch, to draw out (6)
s'étirer - to stretch oneself (6)
étoffer - to enrich, to fill out (6)
s'étoffer - to stuff, to fill out (6)
étoiler - to stud, to bespangle (6)
s'étoiler - to light up (with stars) (6)
étonner - to stun (6)
s'étonner de - to be astonished by (6)
étouffer - to suffocate, to choke, to smother, to muffle (noise) (6)
s'étouffer - to feel stifled, to die of suffocation (6)
étouper - to tow (linen) (6)
étourdir - to stun (19)
s'étourdir - to try to forget (19)
étrangler - to strangle, to throttle (6)
s'étrangler - to choke (6)
être - to be, to exist (2)
être à - to belong to (2)
étreindre - to clasp, to embrace (57)
s'étreindre - to clasp, to embrace (57)
étrenner - to use for the first time (6)
étriller - to thrash (6)
étriper - to disembowel, to gut (6)
s'étriper - to make mincemeat of each other (6)
étriquer - to skimp (6)
étronçonner - to cut the head off (trees) (6)
étudier - to study (15)
s'étudier - to analyze oneself (15)
étuver - to steam, to stew (6)
euphoriser - to make happy (6)
européaniser - to Europeanize (6)
évacuer - to evacuate, to clear (6)
évader - to shirk (6)
s'évader - to escape (6)
évaluer - to evaluate (6)
évangéliser - to preach the Gospel (6)
s'évanouir - to faint (19)
évaporer - to evaporate (6)
s'évaporer - to evaporate (6)
évaser - to widen (6)
s'évaser - to widen (6)
éveiller - to awaken (6)
s'éveiller - to wake up (6)
éventer - to air (6)
s'éventer - to go flat (drink), to fan oneself (6)
éventrer - to rip open (6)
s'évertuer à - to strive, to do one's utmost to (6)
évider - to hollow out (6)
évincer - to evict, to oust (7)
éviter - to avoid, to dodge, to evade (6)
évoluer - to evolve (6)
évoquer - to evoke (6)
exacerber - to exacerbate (6)
s'exacerber - to exacerbate (6)
exagérer - to exaggerate (10)
s'exagérer - to exaggerate (10)
exalter - to exalt, to extol (6)
s'exalter - to enthuse (over) (6)
examiner - to examine, to investigate (6)
s'examiner - to examine one's conscience (6)
exaspérer - to exasperate (10)
s'exaspérer - to lose one's patience (10)
exaucer - to fulfil (7)
excaver - to excavate (6)
excéder - to exceed, to go beyond (10)
exceller - to excel (6)
excentrer - to throw off centre (6)
excepter - to except (6)
exciper - to plead, to allege (6)
exciser - to excise (6)
exciter - to excite, to arouse, to thrill (6)
s'exciter - to get worked up (6)
exclamer - to exclaim (6)
s'exclamer - to exclaim (6)
exclure - to expel, to exclude (71)
s'exclure - to expel, to exclude (71)
excommunier - to excommunicate (15)
excorier - to peel off (15)
excréter - to excrete (10)
excursionnier - to go touring (6)
excuser - to make excuse, to apologise, to pardon (6)
s'excuser - to apologise, to send excuses (for) (6)
exécrer - to loathe (10)
exécuter - to execute, to carry out (6)
s'exécuter - to comply, to submit, to pay up (6)
exemplifier - to exemplify (15)
exempter - to exempt (6)
s'exempter de - to abstain from (6)
exercer - to exercise, to train (7)
s'exercer - to practise (7)
exfolier - to exfoliate (15)
s'exfolier - to exfoliate (15)
exhaler - to exhale, to emit (6)
s'exhaler - to exhale, to emit (6)
exhausser - to raise up (6)
exhéréder - to disinherit (10)
exhiber - to exhibit, to show (6)
s'exhiber - to show off (6)
exhorter - to exhort, to urge (6)
exhumer - to exhume (6)
exiger - to demand, to require (8)
exiler - to exile, to banish (6)
s'exiler - to go into exile, to withdraw (6)
exister - to exist (6)
exonérer - to exonerate (10)
exorciser - to exorcize (6)
expatrier - to expatriate (15)
s'expatrier - to leave one's country (15)
expectorer - to expectorate (6)
expédier - to dispatch, to expedite (15)
expérimenter - to test (6)
expertiser - to value (6)
expier - to expiate (15)
expirer - to expire, to breathe out (6)
expliciter - to make explicit (6)
expliquer - to explain, to account (for) (6)
s'expliquer - to explain oneself (6)
s'expliquer avec - to have it out with (6)
s'expliquer sur - to give one's reason's for (6)
exploiter - to exploit, to work, to take advantage (of) (6)
explorer - to explore (6)
exploser - to explode (6)
exporter - to export (6)
exposer - to exhibit, to display (6)
s'exposer - to expose oneself (6)
exprimer - to express, to show, to squeeze (out) (6)
s'exprimer - to express oneself, to put it, to be articulate (6)
exproprier - to take over, to expropriate (15)
expulser - to expel, to turn out (6)
expurger - to expurgate (8)
exsuder - to exude (6)
s'extasier - to go into raptures (over) (15)
exténuer - to extenuate, to exhaust (6)
s'exténuer - to tire oneself out (6)
extérioriser - to show (6)
s'extérioriser - to reveal oneself outwardly (6)
exterminer - to exterminate (6)
extirper - to extirpate, to eradicate (6)
s'extirper de - to extricate oneself from (6)
extorquer - to extort (6)
extrader - to extradite (6)
extraire - to extract, to draw out (61)
s'extraire - to extract, to draw out (61)
extrapoler - to extrapolate (6)
extravaguer - to rave (6)
extravaser - to exude (6)
s'extravaser - to exude (6)
extruder - to extrude (6)
s'exulcérer - to ulcerate (10)
exulter - to exult, to rejoice (6)
fabriquer - to make, to forge, to manufacture (6)
fabuler - to fabricate (stories) (6)
facetter - to facet (6)
fâcher - to make angry, to anger (6)
se fâcher - to lose one's temper (6)
faciliter - to facilitate, to make easier (6)
façonner - to shape (6)
facturer - to invoice, to charge (6)
fagoter - to botch (work), to bundle up (wood), to dress any old how (6)
se fagoter - to botch (work), to bundle up (wood), to dress any old how (6)
faiblir - to weaken, to fail, to flag (19)
faignanter - to loaf about (6)
faillir à - to fail to (30)
fainéanter - to loaf about (6)
faire - to make, to do, to form {il fait... (weather)} (62)
se faire - to develop, to become, to mature (62)
se faire à - to become used (to) (62)
faisander - to hang (meat) (6)
se faisander - to get high, to go bad (6)
falloir - to have to, should, {+inf} to be necessary, {+subj} to be necessary, to have to, to take (46)
s'en falloir de - to be wanting (46)
falsifier - to falsify (15)
familiariser - to get used to (6)
se familiariser - to become familiar (with) (6)
fanatiser - to rouse, to make fanatic (6)
se fanatiser - to rouse, to make fanatic (6)
faner - to make hay, to fade (6)
se faner - to fade, to wither (6)
fanfaronner - to brag (about) (6)
fanfrelucher - to frill (6)
fantasmer - to fantasize (6)
farandoler - to dance a farandole (6)
farcir - to stuff (with), to cram (with) (19)
se farcir - (fam.) to grin and bear (19)
farder - to disguise, to mask (6)
se farder - to make up (6)
farfouiller - to rummage about (6)
fariner - to flour (6)
farter - to wax (skies) (6)
fasciner - to fascinate (6)
fasciser - to make fascist (6)
faseiller - to put to the wind (sail) (6)
faseyer - to put to the wind (sail) (6)
faséyer - to put to the wind (sail) (6)
fatiguer - to tire, to wear out (6)
se fatiguer - to tire oneself out (6)
se fatiguer de - to get tired of (6)
se fatiguer à - to ... oneself out (6)
faucher - to reap, to mow down (6)
fauconner - to go hawking (6)
faufiler - to tack, to baste (6)
se faufiler - to dodge in and out (of) (6)
fausser - to distort, to warp, to strain (6)
se fausser - to strain (6)
fauter - to sin (6)
favoriser - to favour (6)
fayot(t)er - (fam.) to suck up (6)
féconder - to make fertile (6)
féculer - to remove starch (6)
fédéraliser - to federalize (6)
se fédéraliser - to federalize (6)
fédérer - to federate (10)
se fédérer - to federate (10)
feignanter - to loaf about (6)
feindre - to feign, to sham (57)
feinter - to feint (6)
fêler - to crack (6)
se fêler - to crack (6)
féliciter - to congratulate (6)
se féliciter de - to be very pleased about (6)
féminiser - to feminize (6)
se féminiser - to become effeminate (6)
fendiller - to fissure (6)
se fendiller - to fissure (6)
fendre - to split, to crack (53)
se fendre - to split, to crack (53)
fenestrer - to make windows (6)
fenêtrer - to put in windows (6)
ferler - to furl (6)
fermenter - to ferment (6)
fermer - to close, to shut up (6)
se fermer - to close, to shut up (6)
ferrailler - to clash swords (6)
ferrer - to shoe (a horse) (6)
fertiliser - to fertilize (6)
fesser - to spank (6)
festiner - to feast (6)
festonner - to scallop, to festoon (6)
festoyer - to feast (17)
se festoyer - to feast (17)
fêter - to celebrate (6)
fétichiser - to make into a fetish (6)
feuiller - to grow leaves (6)
feuilleter - to leaf (through), to make flaky (11)
feuler - to growl (6)
feutrer - to line with felt (6)
se feutrer - to become matted (6)
fiancer - to betroth (7)
se fiancer à - to become engaged to (7)
ficeler - to tie up (11a)
ficher - to file, to do, to drive in (6)
se ficher de - to make fun of (6)
s'en ficher - to not give a damn (about) {n'être pas fichu de: to not be able to, c'est fichu: it's all up} (6)
fieffer - to enfeoff (6)
fienter - to excrete (6)
fier - to trust (15)
se fier à - to trust in, to rely on (15)
figer - to congeal, to set (8)
se figer - to congeal, to set (8)
fignoler - to polish, to touch up (6)
figurer - to represent, to act, to appear (6)
se figurer - to imagine, to fancy (6)
filer - to spin, to run (6)
se filer - to spin, to run (6)
fileter - to thread (12a)
filigraner - to filigree (6)
filmer - to film (6)
filouter - to cheat (6)
filtrer - to filter (6)
financer - to finance (7)
finasser - to use trickery (6)
finir - to finish, to end, to get over (19)
finlandiser - to make Finnish (6)
fiscaliser - to make subject to tax (6)
fissurer - to crack, to fissure (6)
se fissurer - to crack, to fissure (6)
fixer - to fix, to fasten (6)
se fixer - to settle (6)
flageller - to flog (6)
se flageller - to flog (6)
flageoler - to shake, to give way (6)
flagorner - to fawn upon, to flatter (6)
flairer - to sniff (6)
flamber - to blaze, to singe, to squander (6)
flamboyer - to flare up, to blaze up (17)
flancher - to flinch, to break down (6)
flâner - to dawdle, to stroll (6)
flanquer - to flank, to fling (6)
se flanquer - to fall flat (6)
flaquer - to splash (6)
flasher - to flash (6)
flatter - to flatter (6)
se flatter - to pride oneself, to delude oneself (6)
flécher - to arrow (10)
fléchir - to bend, to flex (19)
se fléchir - to bend, to flex (19)
flemmarder - to lounge about (6)
flétrir - to wither, to fade, to wilt (19)
se flétrir - to wither, to fade, to wilt (19)
fleurer - to smell, to be fragrant (6)
fleurir - to blossom, to thrive, to flourish {for 'orner de fluers' (to blossom) always: fleurissant, fleurissait. for 'prospérer' (thrive, flourish) preferably: florissant, florissait} (19)
se fleurir - to deck with flowers (19)
flibuster - to buccaneer (6)
flinguer - to gun down (6)
flipper - to flip (6)
flirter - to flirt (6)
floconner - to fleck (6)
flotter - to float, to stream, to waver, to rain (fam.) (6)
flouer - to swindle, to cheat (6)
fluctuer - to fluctuate (6)
fluer - to flow (6)
fluidifier - to fluidify (15)
fluoriser - to fluorize (6)
flûter - to flute (6)
focaliser - to focus (6)
foirer - (fam.) to fail (6)
foisonner - to abound (6)
folâtrer - to frolic (6)
folichonner - to lark (6)
folioter - to paginate (6)
fomenter - to foment, to foster (6)
foncer - to rush, to tear along, to darken (7)
se foncer - to grow darker (7)
fonctionnariser - to officialize, to make a civil servant (of) (6)
fonctionner - to work (6)
faire fonctionner - to work (6)
fonder - to set up, to found (6)
se fonder sur - to be based upon (6)
fondre - to melt, to cast (metal), to blend (colour) (53)
se fondre - to merge (into), to fade (into) (53)
forcer - to force, to compel, to strain (7)
se forcer - to make an effort (7)
forcir - to broaden out (19)
forer - to drill (6)
forger - to forge (8)
se forger - to forge (8)
formaliser - to formalize (6)
se formaliser - to take offence at (6)
former - to form, to train (6)
se former - to form, to train (6)
formuler - to formulate (6)
forniquer - to fornicate (6)
fortifier - to strengthen, to fortify (15)
se fortifier - to grow stronger (15)
fosserer - to plough (9)
fossiliser - to fossilize (6)
se fossiliser - to fossilize (6)
fossoyer - to dig graves, to trench (17)
fouailler - to lash (6)
foudroyer - to strike (thunder), to crush (17)
fouetter - to whip (6)
fouiller - to search, to rummage (6)
se fouiller - to go through one's pockets, to do without (fam.) (6)
fouiner - to nose about (6)
fouir - to dig (19)
fouler - to press (6)
se fouler - (fam.) to put oneself out (6)
fourailler - to whip (6)
fourber - to cheat (6)
fourbir - to furnish, to polish up (19)
fourcher - to fork (6)
fourgonner - to poke about (6)
fourguer - to flog (6)
fourmiller - to swarm (6)
fournir - to supply, to provide, to follow suit (cards) (19)
se fournir de - to provide oneself with (19)
fourrager - to rummage (8)
fourrer - to tuck, to line with fur (6)
se fourrer - to hide oneself (6)
fourvoyer - to mislead (17)
se fourvoyer - to lose one's way (17)
foutre - (fam.) to do {D} (53b)
se foutre de - to not give a damn about {c'est foutu!: it's all up} (53b)
fracasser - to smash, to crash, to shatter (6)
se fracasser - to smash, to crash, to shatter (6)
fractionner - to split up, to divide (6)
se fractionner - to split up, to divide (6)
fracturer - to fracture (6)
fragiliser - to render fragile (6)
fragmenter - to break up (6)
fraîchir - to freshen (19)
fraiser - to mill (6)
franchir - to clear, to cross (19)
franciser - to make French (6)
franger - to fringe (8)
frapper - to knock, to strike (6)
se frapper - (fam.) to be worried (6)
fraterniser - to fraternize (6)
frauder - to defraud (6)
frayer - to spawn (fish), to associate (16)
se frayer - to open up (16)
fredonner - to hum (6)
freiner - to brake, to slow down (6)
frelater - to adulterate (6)
frémir - to quiver, to rustle, to shiver (19)
fréquenter - to frequent, to keep company (with) (6)
fréter - to charter (10)
frétiller - to wriggle, to wag (tail), to fidget (6)
fretter - to fret (6)
fricasser - to fricassee (6)
fricoter - to cook up (6)
frictionner - to rub (6)
se frictionner - to rub (6)
frigorifier - to refrigerate (15)
frimer - to pretend (6)
fringuer - (fam.) to get dressed (6)
se fringuer - (fam.) to get dressed (6)
friper - to crumple (6)
se friper - to crumple (6)
friponner - to be mischievous (6)
frire - to fry (81c)
faire frire - to fry (81c)
friser - to curl, to be close to (6)
frisotter - to curl slightly (6)
frissonner - to shiver, to shudder (6)
fritter - to calcine (6)
froidir - to make cold (19)
froisser - to crease, to offend (6)
se froisser de - to take offence at (6)
frôler - to brush against, to skim (6)
se frôler - to brush against, to skim (6)
froncer - to frown, to pucker, to gather (cloth) (7)
fronder - to scoff at (6)
frotter - to rub (6)
se frotter - to rub (6)
froufrouter - to rustle (6)
fructifier - to bear fruit (15)
frusquer - (fam.) to dress (6)
se frusquer - (fam.) to dress (6)
frustrer - to frustrate (6)
fuguer - to abscond (6)
fuir - to flee, to run away, to shun, to leak (36)
fulgurer - to flash (6)
fulminer - to fulminate (6)
fumer - to smoke, to steam (6)
fumiger - to fumigate (8)
fureter - to ferret (around) (12a)
fuseler - to taper (11a)
fuser - to burst forth (6)
fusiller - to shoot (6)
fusionner - to merge (6)
fustiger - to denounce, to strike (8)
gâcher - to spoil, to squander, to mix (6)
gadgétiser - to gadgetize (6)
gaffer - to blunder (6)
gager - to wager, to bet (8)
se gager - to hire oneself (servant) (8)
gagner - to win, to gain, to earn (6)
se gagner - to win, to gain, to earn (6)
gainer - to sheath, to cover (6)
galber - to curve (6)
galéjer - to spin a yarn, to joke (10)
galonner - to trim with braid (6)
galoper - to gallop (6)
galvaniser - to galvanize, to give new life (to) (6)
galvauder - to botch, to loaf about (fam.) (6)
se galvauder - to demean oneself (6)
gambader - to caper (6)
gamberger - (fam.) to think (8)
gambiller - to skip about (6)
gaminer - to be playful (6)
gangrener - to gangrene (9)
gangréner - to gangrene (9)
se gangrener - to go gangrenous (9)
se gangréner - to go gangrenous (9)
ganser - to braid (6)
ganter - to glove (6)
garancer - to dye bright red (7)
garantir - to guarantee, to warrant, to protect (19)
garder - to keep, to look after, to guard (6)
se garder de - to take care not to (6)
garer - to park (car), to take cover (6)
se garer - to park (car), to take cover (6)
se gargariser - to gargle, to boast (6)
gargoter - to eat cheaply (6)
gargouiller - to gurgle (6)
garnir - to fit out, to fill, to garnish (19)
se garnir de - to fill up with (19)
garrotter - to pinion, to garrotte (6)
gasconner - to boast (6)
gaspiller - to waste, to squander (6)
gâter - to spoil, to go bad (6)
se gâter - to go off (good) (6)
gauchir - to warp, to distort (19)
se gauchir - to warp, to distort (19)
gaufrer - to emboss, to crinkle (6)
gauler - to shake fruit (from trees) (6)
se gausser de - to laugh at, to mock (6)
gaver - to force-feed (6)
se gaver de - to stuff oneself on/with (6)
gazéifier - to gasify (15)
gazer - to gas, to get on (fam.) (6)
gazonner - to plant with grass (6)
geindre - to groan (57)
gélatiner - to make gelatinous (6)
gélatiniser - to make gelatinous (6)
geler - to freeze (12)
se geler - to freeze (12)
gélifier - to gel (15)
géminer - to geminate, to twin (6)
gémir - to groan, to moan, to squeak (19)
gemmer - to tap pine trees (6)
se gendarmer - to flare up (6)
gêner - to hinder, to bother, to inconvenience (6)
se gêner - to put oneself out (6)
généraliser - to generalize (6)
se généraliser - to become widespread (6)
générer - to generate (10)
géométriser - to make geometric (6)
gerber - to sheave, to vomit (fam.) (6)
gercer - to chap, to crack (7)
se gercer - to chap, to crack (7)
gérer - to manage (10)
germaniser - to germanize (6)
germer - to sprout, to spring up (6)
gésir - to be lying down (37a)
gesticuler - to gesticulate (6)
giboyer - to hunt (17)
gicler - to spurt (6)
gifler - to slap (6)
gigoter - to kick about (6)
girouetter - to veer (6)
giter - to lodge, to list (ship) (6)
se giter - to find a place to sleep (6)
givrer - to frost (6)
glacer - to freeze, to chill, to ice (7)
se glacer - to freeze, to become numb (7)
glairer - to glair (6)
glaiser - to clay (6)
glander - (fam.) to hang about (6)
glandouiller - (fam.) to hang about (6)
glaner - to glean, to gather (6)
glapir - to yap, to yelp (19)
glatir - to cry (eagle) (19)
glaviot(t)er - (fam.) to spit (6)
gléner - to coil (rope) (10)
glisser - to slide, to slip (6)
se glisser - to slide, to slip (6)
globaliser - to globalize (6)
glorifier - to praise (15)
se glorifier de - to glory in (15)
gloser - to annotate (6)
glouglouter - to gurgle (6)
glousser - to chuckle (6)
glycériner - to add glycerine (6)
gober - to swallow, to gulp (6)
se gober - (fam.) to be conceited (6)
se goberger - to indulge oneself (8)
godailler - to drink, to be ill-fitted (6)
goder - to pucker, to bag (6)
godiller - to scull, to single (6)
goguenarder - to mock (6)
goinfrer - (fam.) to make a pig of (6)
se goinfrer - to guzzle (6)
gominer - to put hair cream on (6)
gommer - to erase, to rub out, to stick (6)
gonder - to hinge (6)
gondoler - to crinkle, to warp (6)
se gondoler - to crinkle, to laugh (fam.) (6)
gonfler - to pump (up), to inflate, to swell, to irritate (fam.), «être gonflé» to be brazen (about) (fam.) (6)
se gonfler - to be puffed up (with) (6)
gorger - to fill up (8)
se gorger de - to gorge with (8)
gouailler - to banter (6)
goudronner - to tar (6)
goupiller - to pin, to fix (6)
se goupiller - (fam.) to come off (6)
se gourer - (fam.) to make a mistake (6)
gourmander - to rebuke, to chide (6)
goûter - to taste, to sample, to enjoy (6)
goûter à/de - to take a little, to sample (6)
goutter - to drip (6)
gouverner - to govern, to rule, to steer (ship) (6)
se gouverner - to govern, to rule, to steer (ship) (6)
gracier - to pardon (15)
graduer - to graduate, to grade (6)
grailler - (fam.) to eat (6)
graillonner - to cough (6)
grainer - to granulate (6)
graisser - to grease, to lubricate (6)
grammaticaliser - to make grammatical (6)
grandir - to grow, to increase, to magnify (19)
se grandir - to grow, to increase, to magnify (19)
graniter - to make granite-like (6)
granuler - to granulate (6)
graphiter - to graphitize (6)
grappiller - to glean, to cadge (6)
grasseyer - to speak with a strong emphasis on R (6)
gratifier - to confer, to ascribe (15)
gratter - to scratch, to scrape, to itch (6)
se gratter - to scratch oneself (6)
graver - to engrave (6)
se graver - to engrave (6)
gravir - to climb (19)
graviter - to gravitate (6)
gréciser - to Hellenize (6)
gréer - to rig (13)
greffer - to graft, to transplant (organ) (6)
se greffer sur - to intervene (6)
grêler - to hail (weather) (6)
grelotter - to shiver (6)
grenailler - to granulate (6)
greneler - to grain (11a)
grener - to granulate (9)
grenouiller - (fam.) to act in an underhand fashion, to plot (6)
grésiller - to sizzle, to sputter (6)
grever - to burden (9)
gribouiller - to scribble (6)
griffer - to claw, to scratch (6)
griffonner - to scribble (6)
grigner - to pucker (6)
grignoter - to nibble, to pick at (6)
grillager - to put wire-netting (on) (8)
griller - to grill, to toast, to scorch, to singe, to jump (traffic light) (6)
se griller - to grill, to toast, to scorch, to singe, to jump (traffic light) (6)
grimacer - to grimace, to make faces (7)
grimer - to make up (6)
se grimer - to make up (6)
grimper - to climb (6)
grincer - to grate, to squeak, to grit (7)
gripper - to jam, to seize up, «être gripper» to have the flu (6)
se gripper - to jam, to seize up (6)
grisailler - to turn grey (6)
griser - to make tipsy (6)
se griser - to get drunk (6)
se griser de - to be intoxicated with (6)
grisol(l)er - to sing (lark) (6)
grisonner - to be going grey (6)
griveler - to sneak (a meal) (11a)
grognasser - (fam.) to moan (6)
grogner - to grumble, to growl, to grunt (6)
grognonner - to grumble (6)
grommeler - to mutter (11a)
gronder - to scold, to rumble (storm) (6)
grossir - to enlarge, to swell, to grow fat (19)
grossoyer - to engross (document) (17)
grouiller - to swarm, to teem, to mill about (6)
se grouiller - to hurry (fam.) (6)
grouper - to group (6)
se grouper - to gather together (6)
gruger - to dupe (8)
grumeler - to curdle (11a)
se grumeler - to curdle (11a)
guéer - to ford (13)
guérir - to cure, to heal (19)
se guérir - to get better (19)
se guérir de - to recover from (19)
guerroyer - to wage war (17)
guêtrer - to wear gaiters (6)
guetter - to watch, to be on the look out (for) (6)
gueuler - to bawl (6)
gueuletonner - to feast (6)
gueuser - to beg (6)
guider - to guide (6)
se guider - to guide (6)
se guider sur - to be guided by (6)
guigner - to eye (6)
guillemeter - to put in inverted commas (11)
guillocher - to chequer (6)
guillotiner - to guillotine (6)
guincher - (fam.) to dance (6)
guinder - to make stilted (6)
habiliter - to enable (6)
habiller - to dress (6)
s'habiller - to dress, to get dressed, to dress up (6)
habiter - to live, to occupy (6)
habituer - to accustom (6)
s'habituer à - to become accustomed to (6)
habler - to boast (6)
hacher - to chop, to mince (6)
hachurer - to hatch (6)
haïr - to hate (20)
haler - to tow, to pull, to haul (6)
hâler - to turn brown, to tan (6)
se hâler - to get a tan (6)
haleter - to gasp, to pant (12a)
halluciner - to hallucinate (6)
hameçonner - to hook (fish) (6)
hancher - to swing (hips) (6)
se hancher - to swing (hips) (6)
handicaper - to handicap (6)
hanter - to haunt, «être hanté par» to be obsessed by (6)
happer - to snap (6)
haranguer - to harangue, to lecture (6)
harasser - to harass, to tire (6)
harceler - to harry, to torment (11a)
harceler - to harry, to torment (12)
harder - to leash (hounds) (6)
harmoniser - to harmonize (with) (6)
s'harmoniser - to match (6)
harnacher - to harness (6)
harpailler - to quarrel (6)
harper - to clutch, to grab (6)
harponner - to harpoon, to clutch (6)
hasarder - to risk, to venture (6)
se hasarder - to risk, to venture (6)
hâter - to hasten, to hurry (6)
se hâter - to hasten, to hurry (6)
se hâter de - to hurry up (6)
hausser - to raise, to heighten (6)
se hausser - to raise, to heighten (6)
haver - to under-cut (6)
héberger - to lodge, to entertain (somebody) (8)
hébéter - to stupefy (10)
hébraïser - to assimilate into Jewish culture (6)
héler - to hail, to call (10)
helléniser - to Hellenize (6)
hennir - to neigh (19)
herbager - to put out to grass (8)
herber - to bleach (cloth) on the grass (6)
herboriser - to botanize (6)
hérisser - to bristle, to stand on end (6)
se hérisser - to bristle, to stand on end (6)
hérissonner - to cover wall with mortar (6)
se hérissonner - to cover wall with mortar (6)
hériter de - to inherit (6)
héroïser - to treat as a hero (6)
herser - to harrow (6)
hésiter - to hesitate, to waver, to falter (6)
heurter à - to hit, to strike (6)
se heurter à - to collide with, to clash with (6)
hiberner - to hibernate (6)
hiérarchiser - to organize into hierarchy (6)
hisser - to hoist (6)
se hisser - to heave oneself up (6)
historier - to illustrate, to embellish (15)
hiverner - to winter (6)
hocher - to nod (6)
homogénéifier - to homogenize (15)
homogénéiser - to homogenize (6)
homologuer - to endorse, to ratify (6)
hongrer - to geld, to castrate (6)
honnir - to disgrace, to revile (19)
honorer - to honour, to esteem, to be a credit to (6)
s'honorer de - to pride oneself on (6)
hoqueter - to hiccup (11)
horrifier - to horrify (15)
horripiler - to exasperate (6)
hospitaliser - to hospitalize (6)
houblonner - to hop (beer) (6)
houer - to hoe (6)
houpper - to trim (with tassels) (6)
hourder - to rough-cast (6)
houspiller - to abuse, to bully (6)
housser - to cover up (furniture) (6)
hucher - to call (6)
huer - to boo, to hoot (6)
huiler - to oil, to lubricate (6)
hululer - to hoot (6)
humaniser - to humanize (6)
s'humaniser - to humanize (6)
humecter - to dampen, to moisten (6)
s'humecter - to dampen, to moisten (6)
humer - to smell, to inhale (6)
humidifier - to humidify (15)
humilier - to humiliate (15)
s'humilier - to humiliate (15)
hurler - to scream (6)
hybrider - to hybridize (6)
s'hybrider - to hybridize (6)
hydrater - to hydrate (6)
s'hydrater - to become hydrated (6)
hydrofuger - to waterproof (8)
hydrogéner - to hydrogenate (10)
hydrolyser - to hydrolyse (6)
s'hypertrophier - to hypertrophy (15)
hypnotiser - to hypnotize (6)
s'hypnotiser - to be mesmerized (6)
hypostasier - to hypostasize (15)
hypothéquer - to mortgage (10)
idéaliser - to idealize (6)
s'idéaliser - to idealize (6)
identifier - to identify (15)
identifier à - to identify with (15)
s'identifier - to identify (15)
s'identifier à - to identify with (15)
idéologiser - to make into an ideology (6)
idiotifier - to make idiotic (15)
idiotiser - to reduce to imbecility (6)
idolâtrer - to idolize (6)
ignifuger - to fireproof (8)
ignorer - to ignore, to be unaware (of) (6)
illuminer - to light up, to illuminate, to enlighten (6)
s'illuminer - to light up, to illuminate, to enlighten (6)
illusionner - to delude (6)
s'illusionner - to delude (6)
illustrer - to illustrate (6)
s'illustrer - to become famous (6)
imager - to colour (8)
imaginer - to imagine, to devise, to think up (6)
s'imaginer - to imagine, to devise, to think up (6)
imbiber - to moisten, to soak (6)
s'imbiber de - to become saturated with (6)
imbriquer - to be linked (6)
s'imbriquer - to overlap (6)
imiter - to imitate (6)
immatérialiser - to immaterialize (6)
immatriculer - to register (6)
immerger - to immerge, to submerge (8)
s'immerger - to dive (in/into) (8)
immigrer - to immigrate (6)
s'immiscer dans - to interfere in/with (7)
immobiliser - to immobilize (6)
s'immobiliser - to stop, to stand still (6)
immoler - to immolate, to sacrifice (6)
s'immoler - to immolate, to sacrifice (6)
immortaliser - to immortalize (6)
s'immortaliser - to win eternal fame (6)
immuniser - to immunize (6)
impacter - to impact (6)
impartir - to assign (19)
impatienter - to irritate, to annoy (6)
s'impatienter de - to lose patience with (6)
s'impatroniser - to establish oneself as master (6)
imperméabiliser - to waterproof (6)
impétrer - to receive by authority (6)
implanter - to introduce, to set up, to implant (6)
s'implanter - to become established (6)
implémenter - to implement (6)
impliquer - to imply, to involve (6)
s'impliquer - to imply, to involve (6)
implorer - to implore (6)
imploser - to implode (6)
importer - to import, to matter (6)
importuner - to bother, to pester, to rouble (6)
imposer - to impose, to set, to tax (6)
s'imposer à - to be essential, to impose oneself upon (6)
imprégner - to impregnate, to permeate (10)
s'imprégner de - to become imbued with (10)
impressionner - to impress (6)
imprimer - to print, to stamp (6)
s'imprimer - to print, to stamp (6)
improuver - to disapprove (of) (6)
improviser - to improvise (6)
s'improviser - to improvise (6)
impulser - to impulse (6)
imputer à - to attribute to, to charge (expenses) (6)
inaugurer - to inaugurate (6)
incarcérer - to incarcerate (10)
incarner - to embody, to incarnate (6)
s'incarner dans - to be embodied in (6)
incendier - to set fire (to) (15)
incidenter - to raise a point (law) (6)
incinérer - to incinerate, to cremate (10)
inciser - to incise (6)
inciter à - to incite (6)
incliner - to incline, to tilt, to lean (6)
s'incliner - to bow, to yield (6)
inclure - to enclose, to insert (71a)
incomber à - to fall to, to devolve upon (6)
incommoder - to disturb (6)
incorporer - to integrate (6)
s'incorporer - to incorporate (6)
incriminer - to incriminate (6)
incruster - to inlay (6)
s'incruster - to become imbedded (in), to take root (6)
incuber - to incubate (6)
inculper - to charge (6)
inculquer - to instil (into) (6)
incurver - to form into a curve, to bend (6)
s'incurver - to form into a curve, to bend (6)
indemniser - to indemnify (6)
s'indemniser - to indemnify (6)
indexer - to index (6)
indianiser - to make Indian (6)
indifférer - to be indifferent (10)
indigner - to make indignant (6)
s'indigner - to be indignant (6)
indiquer - to point to, to point out (6)
indisposer - to upset (6)
individualiser - to individualize (6)
s'individualiser - to acquire an identity of one's own (6)
induire - to infer, to induce (82)
indulgencier - to attach an indulgence (to) (15)
indurer - to harden (6)
industrialiser - to industrialize (6)
s'industrialiser - to become industrialized (6)
infantiliser - to make infantile, to retard (6)
infatuer - to be infatuated with (6)
s'infatuer de - to be infatuated with (6)
infecter - to infect, to contaminate (6)
s'infecter - to become septic (6)
inféoder - to enfeoff (6)
s'inféoder à - to pledge allegiance to (6)
inférer - to infer (10)
infester - to infest (6)
infiltrer - to infiltrate (6)
s'infiltrer - to infiltrate (6)
infirmer - to invalidate (6)
infléchir - to bend, to sag, to inflect (19)
infliger à - to inflict (8)
influencer - to influence (7)
influer sur - to influence (6)
informatiser - to computerize (6)
informer - to inform (6)
s'informer de - to find out about (6)
infuser - to infuse (6)
s'ingénier à - to strive hard to (15)
ingérer - to ingest (10)
s'ingérer dans - to interfere in (10)
ingurgiter - to swallow, to gulp down (6)
inhaler - to inhale (6)
inhiber - to inhibit (6)
inhumer - to inter (6)
initialiser - to initialize (6)
initier à - to initiate (15)
s'initier à - to become initiated with (15)
injecter - to inject (6)
injurier - to abuse (15)
innerver - to innervate (6)
innocenter - to prove innocent (6)
innover - to innovate (6)
inoculer - to inoculate, to infect (6)
s'inoculer - to inoculate, to infect (6)
inonder - to inundate, to flood (6)
inquiéter - to disturb (10)
s'inquiéter de - to worry about (10)
inscrire - to note down, to write down, to register (80)
s'inscrire - to register, to join (80)
inséminer - to inseminate (6)
insensibiliser - to anaesthetize, to dull (6)
insérer - to insert (10)
s'insérer dans - to fit into (10)
insinuer - to insinuate, to imply (6)
s'insinuer dans - to worm one's way into (6)
insister - to insist (6)
insoler - to isolate (6)
insolubiliser - to make insoluble (6)
insonoriser - to soundproof (6)
inspecter - to inspect (6)
inspirer - to breathe in, to inspire (6)
s'inspirer de - to draw inspiration from (6)
installer - to install, to settle (6)
s'installer - to settle down (6)
instaurer - to institute (6)
instiller - to instil (6)
instituer - to institute, to appoint (6)
s'instituer - to institute, to appoint (6)
institutionnaliser - to institutionalize (6)
s'institutionnaliser - to institutionalize (6)
instruire - to teach, to educate (82)
s'instruire - to become educated (82)
instrumenter - to orchestrate (6)
insuffler - to inspire (6)
insulter - to insult (6)
s'insurger contre - to rebel against (8)
intailler - to intagliate, to engrave (6)
intégrer - to integrate to (10)
s'intégrer à - to integrate to (10)
intellectualiser - to intellectualize (6)
intensifier - to intensify (15)
s'intensifier - to intensify (15)
intenter - to bring an action (6)
intercaler - to insert (6)
s'intercaler entre - to come in between (6)
intercéder - to intercede (10)
intercepter - to intercept (6)
interdire - to forbid, to ban (78a)
s'interdire de - to refrain from (78a)
intéresser - to interest, to affect (6)
s'intéresser à - to take an interest in (6)
interférer - to interfere (10)
interfolier - to interpage (15)
intérioriser - to internalize (6)
interjeter - to lodge (an appeal) (11)
interligner - to interline (6)
interloquer - to dumbfound (6)
internationaliser - to internationalize (6)
s'internationaliser - to internationalize (6)
interner - to intern (6)
interpeller - to call out (6)
s'interpénétrer - to interpenetrate (10)
interpoler - to interpolate (6)
interposer - to interpose (6)
s'interposer - to intervene (6)
interpréter - to interpret, to perform (part) (10)
s'interpréter - to interpret, to perform (part) (10)
interroger - to interrogate, to question (8)
s'interroger sur - to ponder upon (8)
interrompre - to interrupt, to break into (53a)
s'interrompre - to break off (53a)
intervenir - to intervene (23)
intervertir - to invert, to reverse the order (19)
interviewer - to interview (6)
intimer - to summon (6)
intimider - to intimidate (6)
intituler - to entitle, to call (6)
s'intituler - to be called (6)
intoxiquer - to poison, to intoxicate, to brainwash (6)
s'intoxiquer - to poison, to intoxicate, to brainwash (6)
intriguer - to intrigue (6)
introduire - to introduce, to insert (82)
s'introduire - to introduce oneself, to work one's way (into) (82)
introniser - to enthrone (6)
intuber - to insert a tube (6)
invaginer - to folds inwards (6)
s'invaginer - to folds inwards (6)
invalider - to invalidate (6)
invectiver contre - to hurl abuse at (6)
inventer - to invent (6)
s'inventer - to invent (6)
inventorier - to make an inventory (15)
inverser - to inverse, to reverse (6)
s'inverser - to inverse, to reverse (6)
invertir - to invert (19)
investir - to invest (19)
s'investir - to invest (19)
s'invétérer - to be inveterate (10)
inviter à - to invite to (6)
s'inviter à - to invite to (6)
invoquer - to invoke (6)
ioder - to iodize (6)
iodler - to yodel (6)
ioniser - to ionize (6)
iouler - to yodel (6)
iriser - to make iridescent (6)
s'iriser - to become iridescent (6)
ironiser sur - to banter on (6)
irradier - to irradiate (15)
s'irradier - to irradiate (15)
irriguer - to irrigate (6)
irriter - to irritate, to annoy (6)
s'irriter de - to become irritated at/with (6)
islamiser - to islamize (6)
isoler - to isolate, to insulate (6)
s'isoler de - to cut oneself off from (6)
italianiser - to Italianize (6)
itérer - to iterate (10)
jaboter - to jabber (6)
jacasser - to chatter (6)
jachérer - to leave land fallow (10)
jacter - (fam.) to gab (6)
jaillir - to spring (from) (19)
jalonner - to mark off (6)
jalouser - to be jealous of (6)
japper - to yap (6)
jardiner - to garden (6)
jargonner - to utter jargon (6)
jaser - to prattle (6)
jasper - to marble (6)
jaspiner - (fam.) to chat (6)
jauger - to gauge (8)
jaunir - to yellow, to fade (19)
javeler - to lay in swathes (11a)
javelliser - to chlorinate, to bleach (6)
jeter - to throw, to plunge (11)
se jeter - to throw oneself, to flow (river) (11)
jeûner - to fast (6)
jobarder - to dupe (6)
jodler - to yodel (6)
joindre - to join, to link, to enclose (58)
se joindre - to join, to link, to enclose (58)
jointoyer - to joint (17)
joncher - to strew (6)
jongler - to juggle (6)
jouer - to play, to act (theatre), to gamble (6)
se jouer de - to deceive, to make child-play of (6)
jouir de - to enjoy (19)
jouter - to joust (6)
jouxter - to adjoin (6)
jubiler - to jubilate (6)
jucher - to perch (6)
se jucher - to perch (6)
judaïser - to Judaise (6)
juger - to judge, to try, to decide (8)
se juger - to judge, to try, to decide (8)
juguler - to strangle, to put a stop (to) (6)
jumeler - to pair, to twin (town) (6)
jurer - to swear, to vow (6)
se jurer de - to promise oneself to (6)
justifier - to justify (15)
justifier de - to prove (15)
se justifier de - to clear oneself of (15)
juter - to be juice, to drip juice (6)
juxtaposer - to juxtapose (6)
kidnapper - to kidnap (6)
kilométrer - to measure in kilometres (10)
klaxonner - to hoot (horn) (6)
labialiser - to labialize (6)
se labialiser - to labialize (6)
labourer - to plough (6)
lacer - to lace (up) (7)
lacérer - to lacerate (10)
lâcher - to release, to slacken, to give up (6)
laïciser - to secularize (6)
se laïciser - to secularize (6)
lainer - to teasel (6)
laisser - to leave, to let (6)
se laisser - to leave, to let (6)
laitonner - to brass-plate (6)
lambiner - to dawdle (6)
lambrisser - to wainscoat (6)
se lamenter - to lament, to bemoan (6)
lamer - to spangle (6)
laminer - to laminate (6)
lamper - to swig (6)
lancer - to throw, to launch (ship) (7)
se lancer - to launch out, to dash (7)
se lancer dans - to embark on (7)
lanciner - to throb (6)
langer - to change a baby's nappy (8)
languir - to languish (19)
se languir - to languish (19)
lanterner - to dawdle (6)
laper - to lap (6)
lapider - to stone (6)
lapidifier - to turn to stone (15)
se lapidifier - to turn to stone (15)
lapiner - to give birth (rabbit) (6)
laquer - to lacquer (6)
larder - to lard (6)
larguer - to cast off, to let loose (6)
larmoyer - to whimper (17)
lasser - to weary (6)
se lasser de - to grow weary of, to get tired of (6)
latiniser - to latinize (6)
latter - to lath (6)
laver - to wash, to bathe (6)
se laver - to have a wash (6)
layer - to trace, to toll (16)
lécher - to lick (10)
se lécher - to lick (10)
légaliser - to legalize (6)
légiférer - to legislate (10)
légitimer - to legitimate, to justify (6)
léguer - to bequeath (10)
lénifier - to assuage (15)
léser - to wrong, to encroach (10)
lésiner sur - to be stingy about (6)
lessiver - to wash (6)
lester - to ballast (6)
se lester - to ballast (6)
leurrer - to lure, to delude (6)
se leurrer - to lure, to delude (6)
lever - to raise, to lift, to levy (9)
se lever - to rise, to get up (tax) (9)
lexicaliser - to lexicalize (6)
lézarder - to crack (6)
liaisonner - to bond stone (6)
liarder - to pinch and scrape (6)
libeller - to draw up, to word, to fill in (cheque) (6)
libéraliser - to liberalize (6)
se libéraliser - to liberalize (6)
libérer - to free, to release (10)
se libérer - to free, to release (10)
licencier - to make redundant (15)
licher - to lick (6)
liciter - to sell (by auction) (6)
liéger - to buoy (with cork floats) (14)
lier - to bind, to tie up, to link (15)
se lier avec - to make friends with (15)
ligaturer - to bind (6)
ligner - to mark (by a line) (6)
se lignifier - to lignify (15)
ligoter - to bind hand and foot (6)
liguer - to unite (6)
se liguer - to form a league (6)
limer - to file down (6)
limiter - to limit (6)
limoger - to supersede, to dismiss (8)
limoner - to scald (fish) (6)
se linger - (fam.) to fit oneself out (8)
liquéfier - to liquify (15)
se liquéfier - to liquify (15)
liquider - to wind up, to close (transaction), to liquidate (6)
lire - to read (77)
se lire - to read (77)
liserer - to edge with ribbon (12)
lisérer - to edge (10)
lisser - to smooth (6)
lister - to list (6)
lithographier - to lithograph (15)
livrer - to deliver, to hand over (6)
se livrer - to give oneself over, to devote oneself (6)
localiser - to localize, to confine (6)
se localiser - to localize, to confine (6)
lock-outer - to lock out (6)
loger - to lodge (in) (8)
se loger - to find a place to live, to get stuck (8)
longer - to pass along, to skirt, to coast along (8)
lorgner - to ogle (6)
lotionner - to sponge (6)
lotir - to divide into lots (19)
louanger - to flatter (8)
loucher - to squint, to be cross-eyed (6)
louchir - to turn cloudy (liquid) (19)
louer - to praise, to rent, to hire (6)
se louer de - to be very happy {to + v./with + n.} (6)
louper - to bungle (6)
louveter - to whelp (wolf) (11)
louvoyer - to beat about, to scheme (17)
lover - to coil (up) (6)
se lover - to coil (up) (6)
lubrifier - to lubricate (15)
luger - to toboggan (8)
luire - to shine, to gleam (82a)
luncher - to attend a buffet-party (6)
lustrer - to gloss, to polish (6)
luter - to lute (6)
lutiner - to tease (6)
lutter - to wrestle, to contend (6)
luxer - to dislocate (6)
se luxer - to dislocate (6)
lyncher - to lynch (6)
lyophiliser - to lyophilize (6)
macadamiser - to tarmac (6)
macérer - to steep, to macerate (10)
mâcher - to chew, to mince (words) (6)
machiner - to contrive, to plot (6)
mâchonner - to munch, to mumble (6)
mâchouiller - to chew (6)
mâchurer - to bruise, to soil (6)
maçonner - to build (6)
macquer - to break flax, to supervise (fam.) (6)
maculer - to stain (6)
madériser - to oxidize (6)
se madériser - to oxidize (6)
madrigaliser - to make pretty speeches, to pay compliments (6)
se magner - (fam.) to get a move on (6)
magnétiser - to magnetize (6)
magnétoscoper - to video-tape (6)
magnifier - to magnify (15)
magouiller - to scheme, to graft (6)
maigrir - to lose weight (19)
mailler - to net, to beat (with a mallet) (6)
se mailler - to net, to beat (with a mallet) (6)
maintenir - to maintain, to keep up (23)
se maintenir - to persist, to hold one's own (23)
maîtriser - to control, to master (6)
se maîtriser - to exercise self-control (6)
majorer - to increase (6)
malaxer - to knead (6)
malléabiliser - to make malleable (6)
malmener - to manhandle (9)
malter - to malt (6)
maltraiter - to ill-treat (6)
mamelonner - to undulate (6)
manager - to manage (8)
mandater - to commission (6)
mander - to instruct, to summon (6)
manéger - to train (animals) (14)
mangeotter - to nibble (6)
manger - to eat (8)
manier - to handle (15)
se manier - to handle (15)
maniérer - to affect with mannerism (10)
manifester - to show, to demonstrate (6)
se manifester - to emerge, to appear (6)
manigancer - to scheme (7)
manipuler - to manipulate (6)
manoeuvrer - to manoeuvre (6)
manquer - to miss, to be absent (from) (6)
manquer à - to fail, to be at a loss for, «vous me manquez» I miss you (6)
manquer de - to lack (6)
se manquer - to make an error, to fail (6)
mansarder - to slope (ceiling/roof) (6)
manucurer - to manicure (6)
manufacturer - to manufacture (6)
manutentionner - to handle (6)
maquer - to have a common-law spouse (6)
maquignonner - to rig, to fake up (6)
maquiller - to apply cosmetics (6)
se maquiller - to apply cosmetics (6)
marauder - to pilfer (6)
marber - to mottle (6)
marchander - to bargain, to haggle (over) (6)
marcher - to walk, to work (6)
faire marcher - to run, to make fun of (fam.) (6)
marcotter - to layer (6)
marger - to edge (8)
marginaliser - to give little importance to (6)
se marginaliser - to opt out of society (6)
marginer - to make note in margin (6)
marier - to marry, to wed (15)
se marier à/avec - to get married to (15)
mariner - to marinate (6)
marivauder - to banter, to flirt (6)
marmiter - to shell (6)
marmonner - to mumble (6)
marmoriser - to turn to marble (6)
marmotter - to mutter (6)
marner - to marl, to work hard (fam.) (6)
maronner - to grumble (6)
maroquiner - to give leather a morocco-finish, to tool (leather) (6)
marquer - to mark, to note, to score (6)
se marquer - to mark (6)
marqueter - to inlay (11)
se marrer - (fam.) to have a good laugh (6)
marronner - to live in hiding, to wait (fam.) (6)
marteler - to hammer (12)
martiner - to hammer (6)
martyriser - to make a martyr of (6)
marxiser - to make Marxist (6)
masculiner - to make masculine, to turn mannish (6)
masquer - to hide (6)
massacrer - to massacre (6)
masser - to assemble, to massage (6)
se masser - to assemble, to massage (6)
massicoter - to guillotine (paper) (6)
mastiquer - to chew, to cement (6)
masturber - to masturbate (6)
se masturber - to masturbate (6)
matcher - to match (6)
matelasser - to pad, to upholster (6)
se matelasser - to pad, to upholster (6)
mater - to bring down, to humble, to stare (fam.) (6)
mâter - to mast (6)
matérialiser - to make, to materialize (6)
se matérialiser - to materialize (6)
materner - to mother (6)
mathématiser - to deal mathematically (with) (6)
mâtiner - to crossbreed (6)
matraquer - to club, to bludgeon, to browbeat (6)
matricer - to stamp out (7)
matriculer - to register (6)
maturer - to ripen (6)
maudire - to curse (19a)
maugréer - to grouse (13)
maximaliser - to maximize (6)
maximer - to fix (prices) (6)
mazouter - to refuel, to pollute (6)
mécaniser - to mechanize (6)
mécher - to fumigate (10)
se mécompter - to disappoint (6)
méconnaître - to disregard, to ignore (64)
mécontenter - to dissatisfy (6)
mécroire - to disbelieve (68)
médailler - to award a medal (6)
médiatiser - to mediatize (6)
médicamenter - to administer medicine (6)
médire de - to speak ill of, to slander (78a)
méditer - to meditate, to think of (6)
méduser - to dumbfound (6)
méfaire - {+inf} to do harm, to wrong (62)
se méfier de - to mistrust, to distrust, to be on one's guard against (15)
mégoter - (fam.) to quibble (over) (6)
méjuger - to misjudge (8)
méjuger de - to underrate (8)
se méjuger - to underestimate oneself (8)
mélanger - to mix, to blend (8)
se mélanger à - to mix, to get mixed with (8)
mêler - to mix, to muddle, to shuffle (cards) (6)
se mêler - to mix, to muddle, to shuffle (cards) (6)
se mêler à - to mingle with, to join, to get mixed up in (6)
se mêler de - to meddle in (6)
mémoriser - to memorize (6)
menacer - to threaten (7)
ménager - to handle carefully, to treat tactfully (8)
se ménager - to handle carefully, to treat tactfully (8)
mendier - to beg (15)
mendigoter - to beg (6)
mener - to lead, to conduct (9)
mensualiser - to pay monthly (6)
mensurer - to measure (6)
mentionner - to mention (6)
mentir à - to lie to, to belie to (25)
se mentir à soi-même - to fool oneself (25)
menuiser - to do woodwork (6)
se méprendre sur/à - to make a mistake about, to be mistaken about (54)
mépriser - to scorn, to disregard (6)
merceriser - to mercerize (6)
merdoyer - (fam.) to be in a mess (17)
meringuer - to coat with meringue (6)
mériter - to deserve (6)
mésallier de - to marry below oneself (15)
mésestimer - to underestimate (6)
messeoir - to be unbecoming (50a)
mesurer - to measure, to assess, to limit (6)
se mesurer à - to pit against (6)
mésuser de - to misuse (6)
métalliser - to plate (6)
métamorphiser - to metamorph (6)
métamorphoser - to metamorphose (6)
se métamorphoser en - to change completely into (6)
météoriser - to distend (6)
métisser - to crossbreed (human) (6)
métrer - to measure, to survey (10)
mettre - to put, to set (56)
se mettre - to put oneself (56)
se mettre à - to begin to, to set about (56)
meubler - to furnish (room) (6)
se meubler - to get some furniture (6)
meugler - to moo (6)
meuler - to grind down (6)
meurtrir - to bruise (19)
mévendre - to sell at a loss (53)
miauler - to mew (6)
mignarder - to fondle (6)
mignoter - to treat gently, to cuddle (6)
se mignoter - to treat gently, to cuddle (6)
migrer - to migrate (6)
mijoter - to simmer, to hatch (plot) (6)
se mijoter - to simmer, to hatch (plot) (6)
militariser - to militarize (6)
militer - to be militant (6)
millésimer - to be of vintage (6)
mimer - to mime (6)
minauder - to simper, to smirk (6)
mincir - to get thinner (19)
miner - to mine, to wear out (fam.) (6)
minéraliser - to mineralize (6)
miniaturer - to paint in miniature (6)
miniaturiser - to make on a miniature scale (6)
minimiser - to minimize (6)
minorer - to reduce (6)
minuter - to time (6)
mirer - to mirror (6)
se mirer - to gaze (at), to be reflected (6)
miroiter - to sparkle (6)
miser sur - to stake (6)
miter - to be moth-eaten (6)
se miter - to become moth-eaten (6)
mitiger - to mitigate (8)
mitonner - to simmer, to nurse (plan) (6)
mitrailler - to machine-gun (6)
mixer - to mix, to blend (6)
mixtionner - to blend (drug) (6)
mobiliser - to mobilize (6)
se mobiliser - to become active (6)
modeler - to model, to fashion, to mold (12)
se modeler sur - to model oneself on (12)
modéliser - to design (6)
modérer - to moderate, to restrain (10)
se modérer - to calm down, to control oneself (10)
moderniser - to modernize (6)
se moderniser - to modernize (6)
modifier - to modify, to alter (15)
se modifier - to modify, to alter (15)
moduler - to modulate (6)
moirer - to mottle (6)
moisir - to go mouldy (19)
moissonner - to harvest (6)
moitir - to make clammy (19)
molester - to molest (6)
moleter - to mill (11)
molletonner - to line (with padding) (6)
mollir - to yield (19)
momifier - to mummify (15)
se momifier - to atrophy, to shrivel up (15)
monder - to blanch (6)
mondialiser - to bring world-wide (6)
monétiser - to mint, to monetize (6)
monnayer - to coin, to convert into cash (16)
monologuer - to talk to oneself (6)
monopoliser - to monopolize (6)
monter - to go up, to climb, to rise, to get into (car), to board, to mount (horse), to produce (play) (6)
faire monter - to raise (6)
se monter à - to come to, to amount to (6)
montrer - to show, to display (6)
se montrer - to appear, to prove oneself (6)
moquer - to mock (6)
se moquer de - to make fun of (6)
moraliser - to moralize (6)
morceler - to parcel out (11a)
mordancer - to mordant (7)
mordiller - to nibble (6)
mordorer - to bronze (6)
mordre - to bite (on), to gnaw (53)
mordre à - to take to (53)
se mordre - to bite (on), to gnaw (53)
morfaler - (fam.) to stuff oneself (6)
se morfaler - (fam.) to stuff oneself (6)
morfler - (fam.) to get (6)
se morfondre - to mope, to fret (53)
morigéner - to reprimand (10)
mortaiser - to slot, to mortise (6)
mortifier - to mortify (15)
se mortifier - to mortify (15)
motionner - to propose a motion, to put forward (6)
motiver - to justify, to motivate (6)
se motiver - to become motivated (6)
motoriser - to motorize (6)
se motter - to hide behind (6)
moucharder - to sneak (on) (6)
moucher - to snuff, to snub (fam.) (6)
se moucher - to blow one's nose (6)
moucheter - to fleck (11)
moudre - to mill, to grind (74)
mouiller - to wet, to moisten, to water down, to anchor (ship) (6)
se mouiller - to get wet, to become implicated (fam.) (6)
mouler - to cast, to mould (6)
mouliner - to put through a mill (6)
moulurer - to decorate with mouldings (6)
mourir - to die (from) (34)
se mourir - to die (from) (34)
mouronner - to worry (6)
se mouronner - to worry (6)
mousser - to froth, to lather (6)
faire mousser - to whip, to puff (6)
se faire mousser - to boast (6)
moutonner - to foam (6)
se moutonner - to cloud over (sky) (6)
mouvementer - to liven up (6)
mouvoir - to drive (44)
se mouvoir - to move (44)
moyenner - to bring about (6)
mucher - to hide (6)
muer - to moult (6)
se muer en - to turn into (6)
mugir - to bellow, to roar (19)
multiplier - to multiply, to increase (15)
se multiplier - to multiply, to increase (15)
municipaliser - to municipalize (6)
munir de - to provide with, to equip with (19)
se munir de - to provide with, to equip with (19)
munitionner - to munition (6)
murailler - to wall (6)
murer - to wall up, to wall in (6)
se murer - to wall up, to wall in (6)
mûrir - to ripen, to mature (19)
murmurer - to murmur, to whisper (6)
musarder - to waste time (6)
muscler - to develop muscle (6)
museler - to muzzle (11a)
muser - to dawdle (6)
musiquer - to set to music (6)
musquer - to scent with musk (6)
musser - to hide (6)
muter - to transfer (6)
mutiler - to mutilate (6)
mutiner - to mutiny (6)
se mutiner - to mutiny (6)
mystifier - to fool, to hoax (15)
nacrer - to give a pearly gloss (6)
nager - to swim, to float (on/in) (8)
naître - to be born (65)
faire naître - to give rise (to) (65)
nantir - to secure (19)
se nantir de - to provide oneself with (19)
napper - to coat (6)
narguer - to flout (6)
narrer - to narrate (6)
nasaliser - to nasalize (6)
nasiller - to speak with a nasal twang (6)
nationaliser - to nationalize (6)
natter - to plait (6)
naturaliser - to naturalize (6)
naufrager - to shipwreck (8)
naviguer - to sail, to navigate (6)
navrer - to grieve, to distress (6)
nazifier - to nazify (15)
néantiser - to reduce to nothing (6)
se néantiser - to reduce to nothing (6)
nécessiter - to necessitate (6)
nécroser - to necrose (6)
se nécroser - to necrose (6)
négliger - to neglect, to disregard (8)
se négliger - to not look after oneself (8)
négocier - to negotiate (15)
se négocier - to negotiate (15)
neiger - to snow (8)
nervurer - to rib (6)
nettoyer - to clean, to clean up (17)
neutraliser - to neutralize (6)
se neutraliser - to neutralize (6)
niaiser - to play the fool (6)
nicher - to nest, to nestle (6)
se nicher - to nest, to nestle (6)
nickeler - to nickel-plate (11a)
nicotiniser - to add nicotine (6)
nidifier - to nest (15)
nieller - to blight, to smut (6)
nier - to deny (15)
nigauder - to play the fool (6)
nimber - to put a halo (on) (6)
nipper - to deck out (6)
se nipper - to deck out (6)
nitrater - to add nitrogen (6)
nitrer - to treat with nitric acid (6)
nitrifier - to nitrify (15)
niveler - to level, to even out (11a)
noircir - to blacken (19)
se noircir - to grow dark, to turn dark (19)
nomadiser - to nomadize (6)
nombrer - to number, to count (6)
nominaliser - to nominalize (6)
se nominaliser - to nominalize (6)
nommer - to name, to call (6)
se nommer - to appoint, to be called (6)
nordir - to veer North (wind) (19)
normaliser - to normalize (6)
se normaliser - to normalize (6)
noter - to note down, to take notice of, to mark (6)
notifier - to notify (15)
nouer - to knot, to tie (6)
se nouer - to join, to gather momentum (6)
nourrir - to feed, to nurse (child) (19)
se nourrir de - to eat, to live (on) (19)
nover - to renew (obligation) (6)
noyauter - to infiltrate (6)
se noyauter - to infiltrate (6)
noyer - to flood, to swamp (17)
se noyer - to drown (17)
nuancer - to shade, to tone down (7)
nucléer - to nucleate (13)
nuire à - to harm, to injure (82b)
se nuire - to harm, to injure (82b)
numéroter - to number (6)
obéir à - to obey (19)
obérer - to burden (with debt) (10)
s'obérer - to burden (with debt) (10)
objecter - to object (6)
objectiver - to objectify (6)
objurguer - to plea (6)
obliger à - to oblige to, to require to (8)
s'obliger à - to oblige to, to require to (8)
obliquer sur/vers - to edge to (6)
oblitérer - to obliterate (10)
obnubiler - to obsess (6)
obombrer - to darken, to shadow (6)
obscurcir - to darken, to obscure (19)
s'obscurcir - to grow dark (19)
obséder - to obsess (10)
observer - to observe, to watch (6)
s'observer à - to keep a check on (6)
s'obstiner à - to persist in (6)
obstruer - to obstruct (6)
obtempérer à - to comply with (10)
obtenir - to gain, to obtain (23)
s'obtenir - to gain, to obtain (23)
obturer - to seal, to stop off (6)
obvenir - to revert (23)
obvier à - to prevent (15)
occasionner - to cause (6)
occidentaliser - to westernize (6)
s'occidentaliser - to westernize (6)
occlure - to occlude (71a)
occulter - to hide (6)
occuper - to occupy, to take up (space/time) (6)
s'occuper - to keep busy (6)
s'occuper à - to be engaged in (6)
s'occuper de - to deal with, to take charge of (6)
ocrer - to ochre (6)
octavier - to play on the octave up (15)
octroyer - to bestow, to grant (17)
s'octroyer - to treat oneself (to) (17)
octupler - to multiply by eight (6)
oeuvrer - to work (at) (6)
offenser - to offend (6)
s'offenser de - to take offense at (6)
officialiser - to make official (6)
officier - to officiate (15)
offrir - to give, to offer, to present (27)
s'offrir - to treat oneself (to) (27)
offusquer - to offend (6)
s'offusquer de - to be offended by (6)
oindre - to anoint (58)
oiseler - to go bird-catching (11a)
ombrager - to shade, to overshadow (8)
s'ombrager de - to shelter from (8)
ombrer - to shade (6)
omettre - to omit (56)
ondoyer - to ripple, to christen (17)
onduler - to undulate, to wave (hair) (6)
opacifier - to make opaque (15)
opaliser - to make opal-like (6)
opérer - to operate, to implement, to proceed (10)
s'opérer - to operate, to implement, to proceed (10)
opiacer - to opiate (7)
opiner - to be in favour (of) (6)
s'opiniâtrer de - to persist in (6)
opposer - to oppose (6)
s'opposer - to confront each other (6)
s'opposer à - to contrast with, to rebel against, to be opposed to (6)
oppresser - to oppress (6)
opprimer - to oppress (6)
opter - to opt (6)
optimaliser - to optimize (6)
optimiser - to optimize (6)
oranger - to make orange (8)
orbiter - to orbit (6)
orchestrer - to orchestrate (6)
ordonnancer - to pass (account) (7)
ordonner - to organize, to order (6)
s'ordonner - to sort out (6)
organiser - to organize, to arrange (6)
s'organiser - to organize, to arrange (6)
orientaliser - to make oriental (6)
s'orientaliser - to make oriental (6)
orienter - to orient, to position (6)
s'orienter - to find one's bearings (6)
orner - to decorate (6)
orthographier - to spell (15)
osciller - to oscillate (6)
oser - to dare (6)
ossifier - to ossify (15)
s'ossifier - to ossify (15)
ostraciser - to ostracize (6)
ôter - to take away, to remove (6)
s'ôter - to take away, to remove (6)
ouater - to quilt (6)
ouatiner - to quilt (6)
oublier - to forget, to neglect (15)
oublier de - to forget to (15)
s'oublier - to forget oneself (15)
ouïr - to hear, «par ouïdire» (37)
ourdir - to hatch (19)
ourler - to hem (6)
outiller - to equip, to fit out (6)
s'outiller - to equip, to fit out (6)
outrager - to offend gravely (8)
outrer - to carry to excess (6)
ouvrager - to work with skill (8)
ouvrir - to open (up) (27)
s'ouvrir à - to open one's mind to (27)
ovaliser - to make oval (6)
ovationner - to give an ovation (6)
oxyder - to oxidize (6)
s'oxyder - to oxidize (6)
oxygéner - to oxygenate (10)
s'oxygéner - to oxygenate (10)
ozoniser - to ozonize (6)
pacager - to pasture, to graze (8)
pacifier - to pacify (15)
pactiser - to compound, to compromise (6)
pagayer - to paddle (16)
se pageoter - to turn in (6)
paginer - to paginate (6)
paillarder - to live lewdly, to laugh (6)
se paillarder - to live lewdly, to laugh (6)
paillassonner - to straw (plants) (6)
pailler - to straw (6)
pailleter - to spangle, to flake (11)
paître - to to feed (animals) (66)
paître envoyer - (fam.) to send someone packing (66)
se pajoter - to turn in (6)
palabrer - to palaver (6)
palanguer - to bowse (6)
palanquer - to bowse (6)
palataliser - to palatalize (6)
pâlir - to grow pale, to grow dim (19)
palissader - to palisade (6)
palisser - to nail up, to train (branches) (6)
pallier - to palliate (15)
palper - to feel, to finger, to receive (money) (6)
palpiter - to flutter, to throb, to thrill (6)
pâmer - to swoon (6)
se pâmer de - to be in rapture over (6)
panacher - to plume, to variegate (6)
se panacher - to plume, to variegate (6)
paner - to coat with crumbs (6)
panifier - to turn into bread (15)
paniquer - to panic (6)
se paniquer - to get panicky (6)
panneauter - to panel (6)
panner - to hammer out (6)
panser - to groom, to dress (wound) (6)
panteler - to pant (11a)
pantoufler - to leave the Civil Service for private business (6)
papillonner - to flit about (6)
papoter - to gossip (6)
parachever - to complete (9)
parachuter - to parachute (6)
parader - to parade, to show off (6)
parafer - to initial, to sign (6)
paraffiner - to paraffin (6)
paraître - to appear, to come out, to seem, to look (64)
faire paraître - to publish (64)
laisser paraître - to show (64)
paralléliser - to make parallel (6)
paralyser - to paralyse, to incapacitate (6)
parangonner - to be a paragon (6)
parapher - to initial, to sign (6)
paraphraser - to paraphrase (6)
parasiter - to sponge (on), to bug (radio) (6)
parceller - to divide into lots (6)
parcelliser - to divide into lots (6)
se parcheminer - to shrivel up (6)
parcourir - to go over, to cover (distance), to examine (33)
pardonner à - to forgive, to excuse (6)
se pardonner - to forgive, to excuse (6)
parementer - to facet (wall) (6)
parer - to prepare, to adorn (6)
parer à - to avoid, to ward off (6)
se parer - to prepare, to adorn (6)
paresser - to idle, to loll (6)
parfaire - to finish off, to complete (62)
parfiler - to pick (threads) (6)
parfumer - to scent, to flavour (6)
se parfumer - to wear perfume (6)
parier - to bet, to back (a horse) (15)
se parjurer - to perjure oneself (6)
parlementer - to parley (6)
parler de - to speak about, to talk about, to mention, to converse about (6)
se parler de - to speak about, to talk about, to mention, to converse about (6)
parloter - to chat (6)
parodier - to parody, to travesty (15)
parquer - to pen (cattle), to park (car) (6)
parqueter - to parquet (11)
parrainer - to sponsor (6)
parsemer de - to strew with, to sprinkle with (9)
partager - to share, to divide (8)
se partager - to share, to divide (8)
participer à - to participate, to share in (6)
participer de - to partake of, to specify (6)
particulariser - to particularize (6)
se particulariser - to be distinguished by (6)
partir - to leave, to go off, to depart, to proceed (25)
à partir de - from, starting from (25)
de partir - to start with (25)
faire partir - to send off, to remove, to start (engine) (25)
partouser - to carouse (6)
partouzer - to carouse (6)
parvenir à - to reach (23)
passementer - to trim (garment) (6)
passepoiler - to braid (6)
passer - to pass (time), to go past, to show (film), to sit (exam) (6)
se passer - to take place (6)
se passer de - to do without (6)
passionner - to fascinate, to excite (6)
se passionner pour - to have a passion for (6)
passiver - to make passive (6)
pasteller - to colour in pastels (6)
pasteuriser - to pasteurize (6)
pasticher - to imitate, to copy (6)
patauger - to splash, to flounder (8)
pateliner - to butter up (6)
patenter - to license (6)
patienter - to be patient, to wait for (6)
patiner - to skate, to skid (6)
se patiner - to acquire patina (6)
pâtir - to suffer (19)
pâtir de - to suffer from (19)
pâtisser - to make pastry (6)
patoiser - to speak patois (6)
patouiller - to flounder (6)
patronner - to sponsor, to give patronage (to) (6)
patrouiller - to patrol (6)
patter - to leave footprints (6)
pâturer - to graze (6)
paumer - to smack, to lose (fam.) (6)
se paumer - to get lost (6)
paupériser - to impoverish (6)
pauser - to pause (6)
se pavaner - to strut (6)
paver - to pave (6)
pavoiser - to put out (flags) (6)
payer - to pay, to pay for, to stand (16)
s'en payer - to have a good time (16)
peaufiner - to perfect (6)
pécher - to sin, to err, to trespass (10)
pêcher - to fish, to angle, to catch (6)
pédaler - to pedal (6)
peigner - to comb, to smooth out (6)
se peigner - to comb one's hair (6)
peindre - to paint (57)
se peindre - to portray oneself (57)
peiner - to work hard, to pain (6)
se peiner - to grieve (6)
peinturer - to coat with paint (6)
peinturlurer - to daub (colours) (6)
peler - to peel, to skin (12)
se peler - to peel, to skin (12)
pelleter - to shovel (11)
peloter - to paw, to cuddle (6)
pelotonner - to huddle (6)
se pelotonner - to curl into a ball (6)
pelucher - to become fluffy (6)
pénaliser - to penalize (6)
pencher - to lean, to tilt, to tip up (6)
se pencher - to lean down, to bend down (6)
pendiller - to dangle (6)
pendouiller - to hang loose (6)
pendre - to hang (53)
se pendre - to hang oneself, to cling to (53)
pénétrer - to enter, to penetrate (10)
se pénétrer de - to become imbued with (10)
penser - to think, to have in mind, to agree, to imagine (6)
penser à - to think of (6)
penser quelque chose de - to think something of (6)
penser faire - to expect to do (6)
faire penser - to remind (6)
faire penser à - to remind of (6)
pensionner - to pension (6)
pépier - to cheep, to chirp (15)
percer - to pierce, to go through (7)
percevoir - to perceive (38)
percher - to perch (6)
se percher - to perch (6)
percuter - to strike (6)
perdre - to lose, to waste (53)
se perdre - to lose one's way, to be lost (in) (53)
pérégriner - to peregrinate (6)
pérenniser - to make durable (6)
perfectionner - to improve, to perfect (6)
se perfectionner - to improve, to perfect (6)
perforer - to perforate (6)
péricliter - to be in a bad way, to decline (6)
périmer - to become out of date (6)
périphraser - to expatiate (6)
périr - to perish (19)
perler - to pearl, to work with care, to bead (sugar) (6)
permanenter - to perm hair (6)
perméabiliser - to make permeable (6)
permettre - to permit, to allow (56)
se permettre - to venture, to permit oneself (56)
permuter - to change (over), to exchange (with) (6)
pérorer - to hold forth (6)
peroxyder - to peroxydize (6)
perpétrer - to perpetrate (10)
perpétuer - to perpetuate, to survive, to continue (6)
se perpétuer - to survive, to continue (6)
perquisitionner - to search (6)
persécuter - to persecute (6)
persévérer dans - to persevere in (10)
persifler - to banter (6)
persiller - to season with parsley (6)
persister dans - to persist in, to stick to (6)
personnaliser - to personalize (6)
personnifier - to impersonate, to personify (15)
persuader de - to persuade, to convince (6)
se persuader - to become convinced (6)
perturber - to perturb (6)
pervertir - to pervert (19)
peser - to weigh, to ponder (9)
pester contre - to storm at, to rail at (6)
pestiférer - to plague (10)
pétarader - to bang, to pop (6)
pétarder - to blast, to back-fire (6)
péter - to fart, to break (fam.) (10)
pétiller - to crackle (6)
pétitionner - to petition (6)
pétrifier - to petrify (15)
se pétrifier - to petrify (15)
pétrir - to knead (19)
peupler - to people, to populate (6)
se peupler - to people, to populate (6)
phagocyter - to absorb (by phagocytosis), to destroy (6)
philosopher - to philosophize (6)
phosphater - to phosphate (6)
phosphorer - to phosphorate (6)
photocopier - to photocopy (15)
photographier - to photograph (15)
phraser - to phrase (6)
piaffer - to paw (the ground) (6)
piailler - to squeal (6)
pianoter - to strum (6)
piauler - to cheep, to whine (6)
picoler - (fam.) to tipple (6)
picorer - to peck (6)
picoter - to prick tiny holes (6)
piéger - to trap (14)
piéter - to tow the line (10)
se piéter - to stand firm, to dig one's heels in (10)
piétiner - to trample (6)
pieuter - (fam.) to turn in, to hit the sack (6)
se pieuter - (fam.) to turn in, to hit the sack (6)
pif(f)er - (fam.) to tolerate (6)
pigeonner - to dupe (6)
piger - to understand (8)
pigmenter - to pigment (6)
pignocher - to pick at (food) (6)
piler - to pound, to ground (6)
piller - to pillage (6)
pilonner - to pulp (6)
piloter - to steer, to pilot (6)
pimenter - to add spice (to) (6)
pinailler - to quibble (over) (6)
pinceauter - to to brush in (colour) (6)
pincer - to pinch, to squeeze, to nab (7)
pindariser - to write in an affected style (6)
pinter - (fam.) to booze (6)
se pinter - (fam.) to booze (6)
piocher - to pick, to swot (6)
pioncer - (fam.) to sleep (7)
pionner - to take pawns (chess) (6)
piper - to peep, to dupe, to load (dice), «ne pas piper» to not say a word (6)
pique-niquer - to picnic (6)
piquer - to sting, to bite, to prick, to steal (fam.) (6)
se piquer - to sting oneself, to take offense (6)
se piquer de - to pride oneself on (6)
se piquer à - to warm up about (6)
se faire piquer - (fam.) to get caught (6)
piqueter - to mark out, to picket (11)
pirater - to pirate (6)
pirouetter - to pirouette (6)
pisser - to pee (6)
pister - to track (6)
pistonner - to back, to push (6)
pitonner - to use pegs (in mountaineering) (6)
pivoter - to hinge on (6)
faire pivoter - to spin around (6)
placarder - to post up, to stick up (6)
placer - to put, to place, to post, to invest (money) (7)
se placer - to take up (position), to find a job, to be placed (sport) (7)
plafonner - to reach the top of, to ceil (room) (6)
plagier - to crib (15)
plaider - to plead (6)
plaindre - to be sorry (for), to pity (59)
se plaindre - to complain (59)
plaire à - to please (63)
se plaire à - to take pleasure in (63)
plaisanter - to joke (6)
planchéier - to board (15)
plancher - (fam.) to swot (6)
planer - to soar, to hang over, to be above care, to be happy (fam.) (6)
planifier - to plan (15)
planquer - to stash away (6)
se planquer - to hide, to take cover (6)
planter - to plant, to pitch (6)
se planter - to take stand, to fail (fam.) (6)
plaquer - to chuck, to veneer (6)
se plaquer - to lie flat (6)
plastifier - to plasticize (15)
plastiquer - to blast (6)
plastronner - to strut, to boast about (6)
platiner - to plate, to dye blond (hair) (6)
platiniser - to platinize (6)
plâtrer - to plaster (6)
plébisciter - to vote by plebiscite (6)
pleurer - to cry, to weep, to mourn (6)
pleurnicher - to snivel (6)
pleuvasser - to drizzle (6)
pleuviner - to drizzle (6)
pleuvoir - to rain (45)
faire pleuvoir - to shower (45)
pleuvoter - to drizzle (6)
plier - to fold (up) (15)
se plier à - to yield to (15)
plisser - to pleat, to crease (6)
se plisser - to screw up (eyes) (6)
plomber - to lead, to stop (tooth) (6)
plonger - to dive, to plunge (8)
se plonger dans - to throw oneself into (8)
ployer - to bend, to give way (17)
plucher - to shed fluff (6)
plumer - to pluck, to fleece (fam.) (6)
se plumer - to pluck, to fleece (fam.) (6)
pluviner - to drizzle (6)
se pocharder - (fam.) to get tipsy (6)
pocher - to poach (egg), to blacken (eye), to bag (clothes) (6)
poêler - to cook in frying-pan (6)
poétiser - to make poetic (6)
poignarder - to stab (6)
se poiler - (fam.) to guffaw (6)
poinçonner - to punch (6)
poindre - to dawn (58)
pointer - to tick off (list), to check in, to point, to soar, to thrust at (6)
se pointer - (fam.) to turn up (6)
pointiller - to dot (6)
poireauter - (fam.) to wait (6)
faire poireauter - (fam.) to keep someone waiting (6)
poisser - to pitch (6)
poivrer - to pepper (6)
se poivrer - to get peppered (6)
se poivroter - to booze (6)
polariser - to centre upon, to polarize (6)
polémiquer - to enter into polemics (6)
policer - to bring order, to civilize (7)
se policer - to become civilized (7)
polir - to polish, to refine (19)
polissonner - to be bawdy (6)
politiquer - to talk politics (6)
politiser - to give a political angle (6)
polluer - to pollute (6)
polycopier - to duplicate (15)
polymériser - to polymerize (6)
pommader - to pomade, to flatter (fam.) (6)
pommeler - to be dappled (11a)
se pommeler - to be dappled (11a)
pommer - to form a head (vegetables) (6)
pomper - to pump (6)
pomponner - to adorn, to titivate (6)
se pomponner - to smarten oneself up (6)
poncer - to sand paper (7)
ponctionner - to puncture, to tap (6)
ponctuer - to punctuate, to dot (6)
pondérer - to balance (10)
pondre - to lay (53)
ponter - to make a bridge (6)
pontifier - to pontificate (15)
populariser - to make popular, to popularize (6)
porphyriser - to grind (stone) (6)
porter - to carry, to bring, to wear (clothes) (6)
se porter - to feel (health) (6)
se porter sur - to focus on (6)
se porter vers - to proceed to (6)
portraiturer - to portray (6)
poser - to pose, to put down, to lay down (6)
se poser - to arise (question), to land (aircraft), to settle (6)
positionner - to position (6)
posséder - to possess, to own (10)
se posséder ne plus - to be overcome (10)
postdater - to postdate (6)
poster - to post (6)
se poster - to take up a position (6)
postillonner - to splutter (6)
postposer - to place after (6)
postsynchroniser - to postsynchronize (6)
postuler - to solicit, to apply for (6)
potasser - to swot (6)
potiner - to gossip (6)
poudrer - to powder (6)
poudroyer - to be covered in dust, to whirl up (17)
pouffer - to guffaw (6)
pouliner - to foal (6)
pouponner - to coddle (6)
pourchasser - to pursue, to be after (6)
pourfendre - to cleave (in twain), to defeat (53)
pourlécher - to lick (10)
se pourlécher - to smack one's lips (10)
se pourprer - to turn purple (6)
pourrir - to rot, to go bad (19)
se pourrir - to rot, to go bad (19)
poursuivre - to pursue, to chase (75)
se poursuivre - to continue (75)
pourvoir - to provide (40)
pourvoir à - to provide for (40)
pourvoir de - to provide with (40)
se pourvoir - to petition (40)
pousser - to push, to urge on, to grow (6)
se pousser - to make one's way (6)
pouvoir - to be able to (43)
se pouvoir - to be able to (43)
praliner - to brown (in sugar), to crisp (6)
pratiquer - to put into practice (6)
se pratiquer - to be usual, to be the practice (6)
préaviser - to forewarn (6)
précautionner - to take precautions (6)
se précautionner - to take precautions (6)
précéder - to precede (10)
prêcher - to preach (6)
précipiter - to throw down, to hurry (6)
se précipiter - to hurry, to rush, to speed up (6)
préciser - to make clear, to clarify, to specify (6)
se préciser - to take shape, to become clearer (6)
précompter - to deduct beforehand (6)
préconniser - to recommend (6)
prédestiner - to predestinate (6)
prédéterminer - to predetermine (6)
prédire - to predict (78a)
prédisposer - to predispose (6)
prédominer - to predominate, to prevail (6)
préempter - to pre-empt (6)
préétablir - to pre-establish (19)
préexister - to pre-exist (6)
préfacer - to write a preface (7)
préférer - to prefer, to like better, would rather (10)
préfigurer - to foreshadow (6)
préfixer - to prefix (6)
préformer - to preform (6)
préjudicier - to be detrimental (to) (15)
préjuger de - to prejudge (8)
se prélasser - to loll (6)
prélever - to deduct, to set apart (9)
préluder à - to prelude to (6)
préméditer - to premeditate (6)
prémunir - to warn, to protect (19)
se prémunir contre - to guard against, to forewarn (19)
prendre - to take, to seize, to catch, to capture (54)
se prendre pour - to take oneself for (54)
s'en prendre à - to have it in for (54)
prénommer - to call (first name) (6)
se prénommer - to be called (first name) (6)
préoccuper - to preoccupy (6)
se préoccuper de - to worry about, to be concerned with (6)
préparer - to prepare to, to get ready for (6)
se préparer à - to prepare to, to get ready for (6)
préposer - to appoint (6)
présager - to forbode, to predict (8)
prescrire - to prescribe, to stipulate (80)
se prescrire - to lapse (80)
présenter - to present, to display, to introduce (6)
se présenter - to appear, to arise, to introduce oneself (6)
préserver - to protect (from), to preserve (6)
présider à - to preside over (6)
pressentir - to have a presentiment, to sound (somebody) on (25)
faire pressentir - to forebode (25)
presser - to squeeze, to press (6)
se presser - to hurry up, to be in a rush, to throng (6)
se presser contre - to snuggle up against (6)
pressurer - to press, to extort (money) (6)
pressuriser - to pressurize (6)
présumer de - to presume (6)
présupposer - to presuppose (6)
présurer - to curdle (milk) (6)
prétendre à - to claim (53)
se prétendre - to assert oneself as (53)
prêter - to lend, to attribute (6)
prêter à - to lead (6)
se prêter à - to give oneself up to (6)
prétexter - to pretext (6)
prévaloir - to prevail (47a)
se prévaloir de - to pride oneself on, to take advantage of (47a)
prévariquer - to prevaricate (6)
prévenir - to anticipate, to inform (23)
prévoir - to foresee, to forecast (39a)
prier - to pray, to beg, to request (15)
primer - to excel (in), to award a prize (6)
priser - to snuff, to appraise, to treasure (6)
prismatiser - to make prism-like (6)
privatiser - to privatize (6)
priver de - to deprive of (6)
se priver de - to do without (6)
privilégier - to privilege (15)
procéder à/de - to proceed, to initiate, to originate from (10)
processionner - to walk in procession (6)
proclamer - to proclaim (6)
procréer - to procreate (13)
procurer - to gain, to obtain (6)
se procurer - to gain, to obtain (6)
prodiguer - to lavish, to squander (6)
produire - to produce, to make, to bring about (82)
se produire - to happen, to appear (on stage) (82)
profaner - to profane (6)
proférer - to utter (10)
professer - to profess, to teach (6)
profiler - to profile, to shape (6)
se profiler - to stand out (6)
profiter - to profit, to make a profit (6)
profiter à - to benefit (6)
profiter de - to take advantage of (6)
faire profiter - to lay out (money), to give the use (of) (6)
programmer - to programme (6)
progresser - to progress, to advance (6)
prohiber - to prohibit (6)
projeter - to project, to show (film), to plan (11)
se projeter - to jut out (11)
prolétariser - to proletarianize (6)
proliférer - to proliferate (10)
prolonger - to prolong, to extend (8)
se prolonger - to last, to persist (8)
promener - to take for a walk (9)
envoyer promener - to send packing (9)
se promener - to go for a walk, to wander (9)
promettre - to promise (56)
se promettre - to promise oneself (56)
se promettre de - to resolve to (56)
promouvoir - to promote (44a)
promulguer - to issue (decree) (6)
prôner - to extol (6)
prononcer - to utter, to pronounce (7)
se prononcer - to reach a decision (7)
pronostiquer - to forecast (6)
propager - to propagate (8)
se propager - to spread, to reproduce (8)
prophétiser - to prophesy (6)
proportionner - to proportion (6)
se proportionner - to proportion (6)
proposer - to suggest, to propose (6)
se proposer - to set oneself, to intend, to offer one's services (6)
se proposer de - to intend to (6)
se proposer pour - to come forward (6)
propulser - to propel (6)
se propulser - to propel (6)
proroger - to adjourn (8)
proscrire - to outlaw (80)
prosodier - to follow the rules of prose-writing (15)
prospecter - to prospect (6)
prospérer - to prosper (10)
se prosterner - to bow low (6)
prostituer - to prostitute (6)
se prostituer - to prostitute (6)
protéger - to protect, to shelter, to patronize (14)
protester de - to protest (6)
prouver - to prove (6)
provenir - to arise from (23)
proverbialiser - to make into a proverb (6)
provoquer - to provoke, to induce, to arouse (6)
psalmodier - to chant (15)
psychanalyser - to psychoanalyze (6)
psychiatriser - to interpret according to psychiatry (6)
publier - to publish, to proclaim (15)
puddler - to puddle (6)
puer - to stink {rare:past,subjimp,comp} (6)
puiser - to draw, to derive (6)
pulluler - to pullulate, to swarm (6)
pulser - to pulse (6)
pulvériser - to grind (6)
punir - to punish (19)
purger - to purge (8)
purifier - to purify (15)
putréfier - to putrefy (15)
se putréfier - to putrefy (15)
pyramider - to make a pyramid (6)
pyrograver - to pyrograph (6)
quadriller - to cross-rule, to divide into cross-sections (6)
quadrupler - to quadruple (6)
qualifier - to quality, to term (15)
se qualifier - to be qualified, to label oneself (15)
quantifier - to quantify (15)
quarrer - to quadrate (6)
quémander - to beg (from) (6)
quereller - to scold (6)
se quereller - to quarrel (with one another) (6)
questionner - to question (6)
quêter - to collect (6)
queuter - to push a billiard ball (6)
quintessencier - to be quintessential (15)
quintupler - to quintuple (6)
quittancer - to receipt (bill) (7)
quitter - to leave, to vacate, to desert (6)
se quitter - to part (6)
rabâcher - to repeat, to harp on (6)
rabaisser - to debase, to belittle (6)
se rabaisser - to humble oneself (6)
rabattre - to shut down, to deduct (sum) (55)
se rabattre - to cut in (car) (55)
se rabattre sur - to fall back on (55)
rabibocher - (fam.) to reconcile (6)
rabioter - (fam.) to scrounge (6)
rabonnir - to improve (19)
raboter - to plane (6)
rabougrir - to shrivel up (19)
se rabougrir - to become stunted (19)
rabouter - to join together (6)
rabrouer - to scold, to snap at (6)
raccommoder - to mend, to repair (6)
se raccommoder - to make it up, to be reconciled (6)
raccompagner - to take back (6)
raccorder - to link up (to), to join up (to) (6)
se raccorder - to link up (to), to join up (to) (6)
raccourcir - to shorten (19)
se raccourcir - to shorten (19)
raccoutrer - to repair (clothes) (6)
raccrocher - to hang up (phone) (6)
se raccrocher à - to cling on to (6)
racheter - to buy (back), to atone (for) (12a)
se racheter - to redeem oneself (12a)
raciner - to take root (6)
racler - to scrape, to rake (6)
se racler - to scrape, to rake (6)
racoler - to recruit, to solicit (6)
raconter - to tell, to relate (6)
se raconter - to talk about oneself (6)
racornir - to shrivel up, to harden (19)
se racornir - to shrivel up, to harden (19)
radicaliser - to toughen, to radicalize (6)
se radicaliser - to toughen, to radicalize (6)
radier - to strike off (15)
radiner - (fam.) to show up, to turn up (6)
radiobaliser - to transmit signal (6)
radiodiffuser - to broadcast (6)
radiographier - to X-ray (15)
radioguider - to control by radio (6)
radioscoper - to X-ray (6)
radiotélégraphier - to telegraph by radio (15)
radoter - to drivel, to ramble on (6)
radouber - to repair (ship) in dry dock (6)
radoucir - to soften, to grow mild (19)
se radoucir - to soften, to grow mild (19)
raffermir - to strengthen, to harden (19)
se raffermir - to strengthen, to harden (19)
raffiner - to refine (6)
raffoler de - to adore (6)
rafistoler - to patch up (6)
rafler - to sweep off, to round up (6)
rafraîchir - to cool down, to chill, to brighten up (19)
se rafraîchir - to refresh oneself, to take a drink (19)
ragaillardir - to perk up (19)
se ragaillardir - to perk up (19)
rager - to fume (8)
ragoter - to gossip (about) (6)
ragoûter - to restore (appetite) (6)
ragrafer - to hook up (6)
se ragrafer - to adjust one's dress (6)
raguer - to wear out (6)
se raguer - to wear out (6)
raidir - to stiffen (19)
se raidir - to stiffen (19)
railler - to scoff (at), to make fun (of) (6)
se railler - to scoff (at), to make fun (of) (6)
rainer - to groove (6)
raineter - to trace saw-lines (11)
rainurer - to groove (6)
raire - to bell (deer) (61)
raisonner - to reason (with) (6)
se raisonner - to reason (with) (6)
rajeunir - to rejuvenate, to update (19)
se rajeunir - to make oneself younger (19)
rajouter - to add, to add more (of) (6)
se rajouter - to add, to add more (of) (6)
ralentir - to slow down (19)
se ralentir - to slow down (19)
râler - to fume, to rattle (6)
ralléger - to lighten again (8)
rallier - to join, to side with (15)
se rallier à - to join, to side with (15)
rallonger - to lengthen, to extend (8)
se rallonger - to lengthen, to extend (8)
rallumer - to rekindle, to revive (6)
se rallumer - to come on again (light) (6)
ramager - to warble (8)
ramasser - to gather, to pick up (6)
se ramasser - to gather, to pick up, to come a cropper (fam.) (6)
rambiner - to reconcile (6)
ramener - to take back, to bring back (9)
ramer - to row, to flounder (fam.) (6)
rameuter - to gather together, to round up (6)
se rameuter - to gather together, to round up (6)
ramifier - to branch out, to ramify (15)
se ramifier - to branch out, to ramify (15)
ramollir - to soften (19)
se ramollir - to grow soft (19)
ramoner - to sweep (chimney) (6)
ramper - to crawl, to trail (plant), to cringe (6)
rancarder - (fam.) to tip off (6)
rancir - to grow rancid (19)
rançonner - to hold to ransom (6)
randonner - to trek (6)
ranger - to arrange, to tidy, to put away (8)
se ranger - to pull over (car), to stand aside, to mend one's way (8)
ranimer - to revive, to renew (6)
se ranimer - to revive, to renew (6)
rapapilloter - (fam.) to reconcile (6)
rapatrier - to repatriate (15)
se rapatrier - to repatriate (15)
râper - to grate (6)
rapetasser - to patch up (6)
rapetisser - to shorten, to diminish (6)
se rapetisser - to shrink (6)
rapiécer - to patch {XXX ç/ç 7, è/è 10} (7)
rapiner - to pillage, to graft (6)
rappareiller - to match (6)
rapparier - to match (15)
rappeler - to call back, to remind, to phone (back) (11a)
se rappeler - to recall, to remember (11a)
rappliquer - to re-apply, to turn up (fam.) (6)
rapporter - to bring back, to return, to report, to call off, to give a good return (money) (6)
se rapporter à - to relate to, to agree with (6)
rapprocher - to bring near, to come nearer (6)
se rapprocher - to bring near, to come nearer (6)
raquer - (fam.) to fork out (6)
raréfier - to rarefy (15)
se raréfier - to rarefy (15)
raser - to shave, to bore (fam.) (6)
se raser - to shave, to be bored (fam.) (6)
rassasier - to satisfy (hunger) (15)
se rassasier - to eat one's fill (15)
rassembler - to reassemble, to gather (6)
se rassembler - to reassemble, to gather (6)
rasseoir - to reseat, to sit down again (49)
se rasseoir - to reseat, to sit down again (49)
rasséréner - to restore to serenity, to clear up (10)
se rasséréner - to recover one's spirit (10)
rassurer - to reassure (6)
se rassurer - to feel reassured (6)
ratatiner - to shrivel up (6)
se ratatiner - to shrivel up (6)
ratatouiller - (fam.) to stew (6)
râteler - to rake up (11a)
rater - to fail, to miss (6)
ratiboiser - (fam.) to filch (6)
ratifier - to ratify (15)
ratiociner - to split hairs (6)
rationaliser - to rationalize (6)
rationner - to ration (6)
se rationner - to ration (6)
ratisser - to rake (6)
rattacher - to fasten again (6)
se rattacher à - to be connected with (6)
rattraper - to recapture, to recoup (6)
se rattraper - to save oneself, to make good (6)
raturer - to erase (6)
ravager - to ravage (8)
ravaler - to reduce, to swallow again, to renovate (6)
ravaler à - to reduce to the level (of) (6)
se ravaler - to debase oneself (6)
ravauder - to mend (6)
ravigoter - to revive (6)
ravilir - to degrade, to vivify (19)
se ravilir - to grow vile (19)
raviner - to hollow out (6)
ravir - to ravish, to enrapture (19)
se raviser - to change one's mind (6)
ravitailler - to refill, to resupply (6)
se ravitailler - to get fresh supplies (6)
raviver - to revive (6)
se raviver - to revive (6)
rayer - to scratch, to cross out (word) (16)
se rayer - to scratch, to cross out (word) (16)
rayonner - to radiate (6)
razzier - to raid (15)
réabonner - to renew one's subscription (to) (6)
se réabonner - to renew one's subscription (to) (6)
réabsorber - to reabsorb (6)
r(é)accoutumer - to reaccustom (6)
se r(é)accoutumer - to become reaccustomed (6)
réactiver - to reactivate (6)
réadapter - to readjust (6)
se réadapter - to readjust (6)
réadmettre - to readmit (56)
réaffirmer - to reaffirm (6)
r(é)affûter - to regrind (6)
réagir à - to react to (19)
r(é)ajuster - to readjust (6)
se r(é)ajuster - to straighten oneself up, to readjust (6)
réaléser - to rebore (10)
réaliser - to realize, to fulfil, to produce (film) (6)
se réaliser - to come true (6)
réanimer - to revive (6)
réapparaître - to reappear (64)
r(é)apprendre - to relearn (54)
r(é)approvisionner - to stock up again (6)
se r(é)approvisionner - to stock up again (6)
réargenter - to replate (6)
se réargenter - (fam.) to replenish the coffers (6)
réarmer - to refit (boat), to reload (camera) (6)
se réarmer - to rearm (6)
réarranger - to rearrange (8)
réassigner - to resummon (6)
r(é)assortir - to rematch, to re-stock (19)
réassurer - to reassure, to reinsure (6)
se réassurer - to reassure, to reinsure (6)
rebaisser - to lower again (6)
rebaptiser - to rebaptize, to rename (6)
rebâtir - to rebuild (19)
rebattre - to beat again, to reshuffle (cards), «rebattre les oreilles» to say the same thing over again (55)
se rebeller - to rebel (6)
se rebiffer - to bristle up, to strike back (6)
reblanchir - to whiten again (19)
reboiser - to reforest (6)
rebondir - to rebound (19)
reborder - to put a new edge (6)
reboucher - to recork, to fill up (6)
se reboucher - to recork, to fill up (6)
rebouter - to set (broken bone) (6)
reboutonner - to button up again (6)
se reboutonner - to button up again (6)
rebroder - to re-embroider (6)
rebrousser - to brush up (hair), «rebrousser chemin» to retrace one's steps (6)
se rebrousser - to turn up, to bend back (6)
rebuter - to put off, to rebuff (6)
se rebuter - to lose heart (6)
recacheter - to seal again (6)
recalcifier - to recalcify (15)
recaler - to fail (somebody), to reset (6)
récapituler - to recapitulate (6)
recarreler - to repave (11a)
recaser - to resettle, to palm off (fam.) (6)
se recaser - to resettle, to palm off (fam.) (6)
recéder - to resell (10)
receler - to receive stolen goods, to harbour (12)
se receler - to receive stolen goods, to harbour (12)
recéler - to conceal (10)
se recéler - to conceal (10)
recenser - to take a census, to count (6)
recéper - to cut down (10)
recéptionner - to take delivery (of) (6)
recercler - to rehoop (cask) (6)
recevoir - to receive, to welcome (38)
se recevoir - to land (on) (38)
rechampir - to set off (19)
rechanger - to exchange (8)
se rechanger - to change one's clothes (8)
rechanter - to sing again, to repeat (6)
rechaper - to retread (6)
réchapper à/de - to escape from (6)
recharger - to recharge (8)
rechasser - to drive back (6)
réchauffer - to reheat, to warm up (6)
se réchauffer - to get warmer (6)
rechausser - to put on one's shoes again (6)
se rechausser - to put on one's shoes again (6)
rechercher - to search for (6)
rechigner - to jib, to balk at (6)
rechristianiser - to rechristianize (6)
rechuter - to backslide, to have a relapse (6)
récidiver - to recur, to relapse (6)
réciter - to recite (6)
réclamer - to ask for, to claim, to complain (about) (6)
se réclamer de - to appeal to (6)
reclasser - to reclassify (6)
se reclasser - to find a new job (6)
récliner - to tilt backwards (6)
reclouer - to nail up again (6)
recoiffer - to re-arrange one's hair (6)
se recoiffer - to re-arrange one's hair (6)
récoler - to check (6)
recoller - to restick (6)
se recoller - to mend,