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cotte de mailles
noun, feminine
coat of mail, chain mail
cotte-hardie
noun, feminine
cotehardie, coat-hardy
cotteur
noun, feminine
a raised border between a road and sidewalk; a kerb
cotteur
noun, masculine
garden shears or secateurs; a light sleigh drawn by a single horse; a cutter
cottien
adjective
Cottian
cotutelle
noun, feminine
co-guardianship
cotyloïde
adjective
cotyloid
cotyloïdien
adjective
synonym of cotyloïde
cotylédon
noun, masculine
cotyledon
cou
noun, masculine
neck
cou-de-pied
noun, masculine
instep
coua
noun, masculine
coua
couac
interjection
noise of a crow. caw, squawk, croak
couac
noun, masculine
false note; joke in bad taste; misstep, blunder
couac
noun, masculine
a type of flour made from manioc
couard
noun, masculine
coward
couard
adjective
cowardly
cowardly (in a cowardly way)
couardise
noun, feminine
cowardice
couchage
noun, masculine
coating (of paper etc); sleeping
couchant
noun, masculine
the setting sun; the sunset; the west; old age, decline, termination
couche
noun, feminine
bed (place for sleeping); nappy/diaper; coat (of paint); layer (of soil, snow etc.); childbirth
couche d'ozone
noun, feminine
ozone layer, ozone shield
couche-couche
noun, masculine
couche-couche
couche-culotte
noun, feminine
nappy, diaper
couche-tard
noun, masculine/feminine
night owl (one who stays up late at night or goes to bed late)
couche-tôt
noun, masculine/feminine
day lark (person who goes to bed early)
coucher
noun, masculine
going to bed; bedding; room and board; setting (sun)
to lay, to lay down; to put to bed, to put up (a lodger); to go to bed; to set (of celestial objects); to lodge, to beat down (wheat)
coucher de soleil
noun, masculine
sunset
to sleep rough, to sleep on the streets; to be homeless
to write down
coucherie
noun, feminine
hookup, instance of sleeping around (casual sexual encounter)
couchette
noun, feminine
sleeping berth
coucheur
noun, masculine
bedfellow
to couch surf
couché
adjective
in bed; lying
not bad, so-so
so-so (neither well nor badly)
coucou
noun, masculine
cuckoo (the bird); cuckoo (the cry of the bird); cuckoo clock; cowslip (flower); old plane; old crate; rust bucket; any old vehicle, especially one that is rickety
coucou
interjection
cuckoo; the call of the cuckoo; peekaboo; hiya, hey; an informal greeting; an informal goodbye, bye-bye
coucoumelle
noun, feminine
a type of amanita (Amanita ovoidea)
coucoune
noun, masculine
cigarette butt, fag end; joint (of cannabis)
coucoune
noun, feminine
vulva
coude
noun, masculine
elbow
elbow to elbow (in close proximity, side by side); neck and neck, nip and tuck (so evenly matched that the advantage shifts from one to the other, and the outcome is uncertain)
couder
verb
to fold elbow-shaped
coudière
noun, feminine
elbow guard, elbow pad
coudoiement
noun, masculine
close contact, elbowing, rubbing shoulders with other people
coudonc
interjection
expressing surprise, impatience, or incomprehension
to elbow (someone); to press together, be elbow-to-elbow; to encounter regularly
coudre
verb
to sew; to mend
to combine cunning with strength, to be cunning as well as strong
coudrier
noun, masculine
synonym of noisetier: hazel
coudée
noun, feminine
cubit
couenne
noun, feminine
bacon rind; skin
couette
noun, feminine
pigtail, bunches (hairstyle); quillback (species of fish)
couette
noun, feminine
duvet, quilt
couffin
noun, masculine
Moses basket (UK), bassinet (US)
coufique
adjective
Cufic