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

contrôler: to check or examine; to control
contrôleur: controller, inspector; conductor, driver
contrôleur aérien: air traffic controller, ATC
contrôleur de gestion: management accountant, comptroller
contrôleur des travaux finis: Monday-morning quarterback
contumace: person who refuses to obey authority
contumace: contumacy (disobedience, resistance to authority)
contumélieusement: contumeliously
contumélieux: contumelious
contusion: contusion, bruise
contusionner: to bruise
contusionné: bruised
conurbation: conurbation
convaincant: convincing; persuasive
convaincre: to convince, to persuade; to convict
convaincu: convinced, sure; staunch, fervent, passionate
convalescence: convalescence
convalescent: convalescent
convalescent: convalescent
convallamarine: convallamarin
convallarine: convallarin
convectif: convective
convenable: appropriate; correct; usable
convenablement: appropriately; accordingly; suitably
convenance: conformity, propriety; convenience, expediency
convenant: convention
convenant: suitable, appropriate; conventional
convenir: to admit; to agree; to suit; to be convenient for; to be appropriate or admissible (to be agreed upon according to convention)
convent: convent, nunnery
convention: convention, agreement; convention (formal meeting); convention (conventionally standardised choice)
convention collective: collective agreement
conventionalisme: conventionalism
conventionnalisme: alternative spelling of conventionalisme
conventionnel: conventionalist, conventionnel
conventionnel: conventional
conventionnellement: conventionally
conventionnement: settling up
conventionner: to bring under a pay agreement
conventuel: conventual, monastic
conventuellement: conventually (in a conventual manner)
converbe: converb
convergence: convergence
convergence évolutive: convergent evolution
converger: to converge
convers: lay (not of the clergy); converse
conversation: conversation
conversationnel: conversational
converser: to converse
conversion: conversion; conversion, zero derivation
converti: convert (to a religion)
converti: converted
convertibilité: convertibility
convertible: convertible (able to be converted)
convertiblement: convertibly
convertir: to convert (change one thing into another); to convert (exchange one thing into another); to convert (to change someone's beliefs); to convert; to bring around (to change someone's mind or opinion); to become; to change into
convertisses: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of convertir
convertisseur: converter (a person or thing that converts)
convexe: convex
convexifier: to convexify
convexité: convexity