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alimenter: to feed, to give food to; to supply, to fund; to fuel, feed (e.g. an argument); to eat, to feed
alinéa: indented line (at the start of a new paragraph); paragraph; paragraph, subsection (legislative drafting)
alinéaire: paragraphic
aliovalent: aliovalent (having a different valence)
aliphatique: aliphatic
aliquote: aliquot
alise: fruit of the whitebeam
alisier: whitebeam
alisme: water plantain
alitement: bed rest
aliter: to be bedridden; to cause to become bedridden
aliturgique: aliturgical
alité: bedridden
alizari: alizari
alizarine: alizarin
alizarique: alizaric
alizé: trade wind
aliénabilité: alienability
aliénable: alienable
aliénataire: transferee
aliénateur: transferor
aliénation: alienation
aliéner: to alienate
aliénisme: alienism
aliéniste: alienist
aliéniste: alienist
aliénité: alienation
aliéné: one who is insane, mentally defective
alkoxyde: alkoxide
alkyde: alkyd
alkylarène: alkylarene
alkyle: alkyl
alkyler: to alkylate
alkylé: alkylated
alkékenge: Chinese lantern, bladder cherry
alkékengère: synonym of alkékenge
all dressed: deluxe, with pepperoni, mushrooms and green peppers: toute garnie
all-dressed: all-dressed; synonym of toute garnie
all.: abbreviation of allemand
allable: doable, feasible
allache: sardinella
allaitant: lactating
allaitement: breastfeeding; suckling
allaiter: to breastfeed; to suckle
allant: active
allant: goer (used in the plural phrase "allants et venants" - "comers and goers")
allantoidien: allantoidal
allantoïde: allantoid
allantoïne: allantoin
allantoïque: allantoic
allatif: allative, allative case
alle: she (third-person singular feminine)
allegretto: allegretto
allegro: allegro
allegro: allegro
allemand: German (The German language)
allemand: German (related to or originating from Germany); of the German language; German
allemande: allemande (dance)
allemaniste: Allemanist
aller: to go; to attend (school, church regularly); to be going (to); will soon; forms a near-future tense; to be (feeling); to go well