French Dictionary

adjective

Cordoban, Cordovan (of, from or relating to the city of Córdoba, capital of the province of Cordoba, Andalusia, Spain); Cordoban, Cordovan (of, from or relating to the province of Cordoba, Andalusia, Spain)

cordé

adjective

represented as a rope; compare câblé; strung: of a bow, having a string of a specified color

cordée

noun, feminine

rope team (people sharing a rope)

coreligionnaire

noun, masculine/feminine

coreligionist

coresponsabilité

noun, feminine

joint responsibility

coresponsable

adjective

co-responsable, jointly responsible or liable

corfiote

adjective

Corfiot

corgi

noun, masculine

corgi, Welsh corgi (dog)

coriace

adjective

tough, leathery; tough, rugged

coriamyrtine

noun, feminine

coriamyrtin

coriandre

noun, feminine

coriander (the plant); coriander (the herb and spice)

corindon

noun, masculine

corundum

corinthien

adjective

Corinthian (of or relating to Corinth in Greece); Corinthian (of the Corinthian Greek order)

coris

noun, masculine

coris (Coris)

coris de Montpellier

noun, masculine

Montpellier coris (Coris monspeliensis)

cork

noun, masculine

cork (An aerialist maneuver involving a rotation where the rider goes heels over head, with the board overhead.)

corlieu

noun, masculine

young curlew

cormaillot

noun, masculine

European sting winkle

corme

noun, feminine

sorb, sorb-apple; synonym of cornouille (“cornel”)

corme

noun, masculine

corm

cormier

noun, masculine

service tree (Cormus domestica, syn. Sorbus domestica)

cormoran

noun, masculine

cormorant (seabird)

cormoran huppé

noun, masculine

European shag (Phalacrocorax aristotelis)

cornac

noun, masculine

mahout, elephant driver; guide

cornacée

noun, feminine

Any cornaceous plant (of family Cornaceae)

cornaline

noun, feminine

carnelian

cornaquer

verb

to guide, to serve as a guide

cornard

noun, masculine

cuckold (married man)

corne

noun, feminine

horn; corn (callus)

corne d'abondance

noun, feminine

cornucopia

corne de brume

noun, feminine

foghorn

corne à boire

noun, feminine

drinking horn

cornecul

noun, masculine

comical, funny

corned-beef

noun, masculine

corned beef

corneille

noun, feminine

crow (bird)

corneille mantelée

noun, feminine

hooded crow

corneille noire

noun, feminine

carrion crow (Corvus corone)

cornemuse

noun, feminine

bagpipes; cornemuse

cornemuser

verb

to play the bagpipes

cornemuseur

noun, masculine

bagpiper, piper

cornemuseux

noun, masculine

bagpiper, piper

corner

noun, masculine

corner kick, corner

corner

verb

to fold a corner of a page; to blow, horn (a cornet or horn); to bellow; to honk, beep (a vehicle's horn); to shout from the rooftops

cornet

noun, masculine

cone; horn; (ice-cream) cone; post horn; cornet; cornet stop (on organ); portable inkhorn

cornet de glace

noun, masculine

ice cream cone

cornet à pistons

noun, masculine

cornet (musical instrument of the brass family)

corneter

verb

to cup

cornette

noun, masculine

cornet (military rank)

cornettiste

noun, masculine/feminine

cornetist

corniaud

noun, masculine

mongrel; nitwit (stupid person)

corniche

noun, feminine

a horizontal moulded projection which crowns or finishes a building or some part of a building or runs round the wall of a room; cornice; cliff road, mountain road, corniche; ledge

cornichon

noun, masculine

gherkin; pickle (“pickled cucumber”); nitwit, dummy

cornier

noun, masculine

European cornel (Cornus mas)

cornifle

noun, masculine

hornwort

cornille

noun, feminine

black-eyed pea