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braiement
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of braiment
braies
noun, feminine
breeches
braillard
noun, masculine
screamer, shouter, yeller
braillard
adjective
bawling, yelling
braille
noun, masculine
braille
braillement
noun, masculine
bawling, yelling
to holler, yell; to bawl, weep
brailleur
noun, masculine
yeller; bawler
braiment
noun, masculine
bray (sound made by a donkey/ass)
brain-trust
noun, masculine
brain trust
brainrot
noun, masculine
brain rot
brainstorming
noun, masculine
brainstorming
braire
verb
bray (to make the cry of a donkey); to shout; to cry, to weep
braire
noun, masculine
bray (noise made by a donkey)
braise
noun, feminine
embers; cash, dough
to braise
bramement
noun, masculine
bellow; troat
bramer
verb
to bellow; to troat (make the cry of a deer)
branaire
adjective
brane
brancard
noun, masculine
shaft (pole to attach a wagon, cart, etc. to an animal); handle of a litter; stretcher
to stretcher (carry on a stretcher)
brancardier
noun, masculine
stretcher-bearer
branchage
noun, masculine
branches, boughs
branche
noun, feminine
branch (of tree); branch (of an organization)
branchement
noun, masculine
connection; plugging in, linking up
to connect, plug in (appliance); to branch; to branch off, to turn (of a road); to chat up
branchette
noun, feminine
twig, branchlet
branchial
adjective
branchial
branchie
noun, feminine
gill
branchiostome
noun, masculine
branchiostoma, lancelet
branchu
adjective
branchy; branching
branché
adjective
trendy, à la mode
branco
noun, masculine
stretcher-bearer
brand
noun, masculine
a sword
brande
noun, masculine
besom heath; heathland
brandebourg
noun, masculine
Brandenburg
of Brandenburg
brandestoc
noun, masculine
brandistock
brandevin
noun, masculine
brandy, brandywine
to brandish (a weapon)
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of brandir
brandon
noun, masculine
firebrand; torch made of twisted straw; loose, burning material from a fire; firebrand (someone or something that is a source of trouble); straw at the end of a staff placed at the corner of a field to indicate the juridical seizure of a crop
branduit
noun, masculine
a genericised trademark, or a design that has become inseparable from a particular brand
brandy
noun, masculine
brandy
branlage
noun, feminine
wank
branlant
adjective
unstable, wobbly and rickety
branle
noun, masculine
shake (act of shaking); wank (act of masturbating); a sailor's hammock on board a ship
branle-bas
noun, masculine
the taking down of hammocks in a ship; commotion; hoo-ha
branle-bas de combat
noun, masculine
the hurried taking down of hammocks in a ship as preparation for imminent battle; action stations; flurry, uproar, bustle, commotion
branlement
noun, masculine
shake
to shake; to do (some work); to do; to masturbate (another person); to masturbate
branlette
noun, feminine
wank (act of masturbation); hand job (sex act)
branlette espagnole
noun, feminine
tit fuck, titwank, titjob (mammary intercourse)
branleur
noun, masculine
wanker
to shake, wobble slightly; to masturbate
branlée
noun, feminine
beating, hiding, thrashing; drubbing (heavy defeat)
branquignol
noun, masculine
fuckup, asswipe
brante
noun, feminine
a carrying basket used to collect harvested wine grapes
braquage
noun, masculine
robbery (especially armed robbery), hold-up, stickup; raid
braque
noun, masculine
pointer (dog breed)