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débatteur: debater
débattre: to negotiate; to discuss, debate; to struggle
débauchage: poaching; laying off (of staff)
débauche: debauchery; dissipation
débaucher: to debauch; to lure away, to entice to desert or abandon one's duty, post, etc.; to headhunt (someone else's employee); to make redundant, to lay off
débaucheur: debaucher; seducer
débecter: to hurl, to spew (to vomit); to disgust
débet: debit
débile: retard
débile: weak; dumb, stupid, retarded
débile mental: person with mental retardation; retard
débilement: stupidly; despicably; lamentably
débilitant: debilitating
débilitation: debilitation, weakening
débiliter: to debilitate
débilité: debility, retardation; silliness, stupidity
débillardement: cutting diagonally
débillarder: to cut diagonally
débilos: dumb, idiotic
débiner: to denigrate, run down
débineur: denigrator
débismuthage: debismuthization
débit: flow, rate of flow; output; debit; shop; discharge
débit de boissons: watering hole, bar
débit de tabac: tobacconist's (shop that sells tobacco products)
débit sanguin: blood flow
débitable: debitable
débitage: chopping up (wood etc)
débitant: retailer, seller
débiter: to debit
débiter: to sell continuously; to turn out, produce (continuously); to recite, deliver; to reel off, rattle off; (singing) to sing quickly and in a lively manner
débiteur: debtor (person or firm that owes money)
débitmètre: debitmeter
débitumer: to debituminize
débituminiser: to debituminize
déblai: clearing and levelling (of land); excavation
déblaiement: clearing, clearing away
déblatérer: to rant about; to drivel, blather
déblayer: to clear, to clear away
déblayer le terrain: to clear the way, to clear the ground
déblocage: unblocking (action of unblocking something)
débloquer: to unblock; to unlock (release, make available); to be out of one's mind
débobiner: to unwind (to wind off), to unspool
débogage: debugging; action of debugging
déboguer: to debug
débogueur: debugger
déboire: unpleasant aftertaste, bad taste; bad experience
déboisage: The removal of wood; deforestation
déboisement: deforestation
déboiser: to deforest
déboiter: post-1990 spelling of déboîter
débonder: to unbung, uncork; to pour out (one's heart); to pour out, flood out; to become unbunged; to lose liquid quickly
débonnaire: kind; gentle, good; weak-willed; soft
débonnairement: good-naturedly
débonnaireté: good nature
débordant: overflowing, unbounded; exuberant; outflanking
débordement: flooding; overflowing, overflow; overshooting (of weapon); passing (act of hitting the ball past a player who is at net)
déborder: to overflow (exceed the brim), to spill over; to overshoot (shoot too far); to outflank
débordé: overworked, snowed under
débotter: to remove the boots of