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10,231 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

concis: concise
concision: concision
concisément: concisely
concitoyen: fellow citizen; fellow countryman, compatriot
conclave: conclave
conclaviste: conclavist
conclu: concluded
concluant: concluding; conclusive
conclure: to conclude; to attain, to reach; to score, to get it on (to have sex)
conclusif: conclusive
conclusion: conclusion
conclusions: opinion (judicial opinion delivered by an Advocate General to the European Court of Justice for a legal solution in a case)
concocter: to concoct
concoction: concoction (mixture)
concombre: cucumber (plant); cucumber (vegetable); idiot, moron
concombre d'âne: squirting cucumber (Ecballium elaterium)
concombre de mer: sea cucumber
concomitamment: concomitantly
concomitance: concomitance
concomitant: concomitant
concordamment: concordantly
concordance: accord, agreement, accordance, concurrence, consonance, concord
concordance des temps: sequence of tenses, consecutio temporum, tense harmony
concordant: concordant
concordat: concordat
concordataire: Relating to a concordat, but especially to the 1801 Concordat between France and the Papacy
concorde: harmony, concord
concorder: to match, tally; to concur
concourir: to compete, to contend; to contribute, to play a role in; to converge
concours: competition; contest; competitive examination; concourse, gathering, assemblage, assembly; combination, consolidation, union; concurrence; cooperation; participation
concours complet: eventing
concours d'entrée: entrance examination
concours de beauté: beauty pageant
concours de bite: dick-measuring contest
concours de circonstances: combination of factors, combination of circumstances, concurrence of events; coincidence
concret: concrete, real, existing; specific
concrètement: concretely, solidly
concréter: to thicken or solidify
concrétion: concretion
concrétisation: realization; embodiment
concrétiser: to solidify, to make (something) real and tangible, to concretize; to score; to become fulfilled, to become a reality
concubin: cohabitant, domestic partner; a cohabiting couple
concubinage: concubinage
concubinaire: cohabitational; concubinal
concubine: cohabitant, female domestic partner; concubine
concupiscence: concupiscence
concupiscent: concupiscent
concurremment: concurrently; in competition
concurrence: competition (action of competing); concurrence (instance of simultaneous occurrence); the competition (the ensemble of competing business rivals)
concurrence déloyale: unfair competition
concurrencer: to compete with, be in competition with
concurrent: competitor (person against whom one is competing)
concurrent: concurrent, simultaneous; competitive, in competition
concurrentiel: competitive
concussion: political corruption, misappropriation
concussionnaire: bribetaker (person who takes bribes)
concéder: to concede
concélébrer: to concelebrate
condamnable: condemnable, reprehensible
condamnation: sentencing