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colmatage
noun, masculine
plugging; clogging
to fill in (a low land); to plug (a hole); to fill up
colo
noun, feminine
camp
coloc
noun, masculine/feminine
clipping of colocataire (“roomie, housemate, roommate”)
coloc
noun, feminine
clipping of colocation (“flatshare, houseshare”)
colocase
noun, feminine
taro (plant)
colocataire
noun, masculine/feminine
flatmate, roommate, housemate, joint tenant, cotenant
colocateur
noun, masculine
A male roommate.
colocation
noun, feminine
houseshare, flatshare (renting of a house or apartment with another tenant); house or apartment that is rented in such a manner
colocynthine
noun, feminine
colocynthin
cologarithme
noun, feminine
cologarithm
colombage
noun, masculine
half-timbering
colombard
adjective
of Colombier-Saugnieu
colombard
noun, masculine
a white grape variety from Charentes; a wine made from these grapes
colombe
noun, feminine
joist, upright
colombe
noun, feminine
dove, white pigeon
colombien
adjective
Colombian (of, from or relating to Colombia)
colombier
noun, masculine
dovecote, columbarium
colombin
adjective
dovelike; of
colombine
noun, feminine
pigeon droppings; columbine (flower); emerald dove (any bird of the genus Chalcophaps, mostly found in Australasia))
colombite
noun, feminine
columbite
of British Columbia; British Columbian
colombophile
noun, masculine/feminine
colombophile
colombophilie
noun, feminine
colombophilia
colomnade
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of colonnade
colomne
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of colonne
colon
noun, masculine
colonist, colonizer, colonial settler; camper (child in a colonie de vacances); sharecropper in the system of colonat partiaire; hillbilly, hick
colon
noun, feminine
colonel
colonaire
adjective
columnar
colonat
noun, masculine
serfdom
colonel
noun, masculine
a colonel, highest commissioned officer below generals; an ice cream dessert consisting of lemon sherbet and vodka
colonel-major
noun, masculine
Military rank used in some Francophone countries, senior to senior officers and junior to general officers; senior colonel
coloniaire
adjective
Consisting of a colony of similar organisms physiologically linked together
colonial
adjective
colonial
colonial
noun, masculine
a colonial, a resident of a colony; a soldier dispatched to a colony
colonialisme
noun, masculine
colonialism (the policy of a country seeking to extend or retain its authority over other people or territories, generally with the aim of economic dominance)
colonialiste
noun, masculine/feminine
colonialist
colonialiste
adjective
colonialist
coloniarité
noun, feminine
coloniality (especially of insects)
colonie
noun, feminine
colony
colonie de vacances
noun, feminine
camp; summer camp
colonisateur
adjective
colonizing
colonisateur
noun, masculine
coloniser
colonisation
noun, feminine
colonization
to colonise
colonnade
noun, feminine
colonnade
colonnaire
adjective
columnar
colonne
noun, feminine
column, pillar (cylindrical part of a structure, for support); column (vertical part of a table or grid); column; file
colonne d'air
noun, feminine
air column
colonne d'eau
noun, feminine
water column (volume of water under the surface); water column (notional column of water from the surface to the bottom in a natural setting, notable for the differences in physical and chemical properties at various depths); water column (zone in which ascent and descent occur)
colonne de direction
noun, feminine
steering column
colonne vertébrale
noun, feminine
vertebral column, backbone
colonne volcanique
noun, feminine
eruption column
colonne éruptive
noun, masculine
eruption column
colonnes
noun, feminine
plural of colonne; columns
colonnette
noun, feminine
a small column
colophane
noun, feminine
rosin
colophon
noun, masculine
colophon, final notice on manuscript; colophon, final notice about printer, editor, paper, etc., with bibliophilic information
colophène
noun, masculine
colophene
coloquinte
noun, feminine
colocynth, bitter apple