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déférentiel
adjective
deferential
to remand; to grant; to bestow; to confer (upon); to award; to bring (before); to refer (to); to submit
déféroxamine
noun, feminine
deferoxamine
dég
adjective
disgusting
dég
adjective
disgusted; disappointed
dégagement
noun, masculine
clearance, clearing; emission (of gases); disengagement (military); freeing (of prisoners etc); clearance
to free (someone or something); to relieve (a town, army, etc.); to release (funds); to clear (a table, area, nose etc.); to give off, emit, radiate
dégagé
adjective
clear; bare; disengaged
dégaine
noun, feminine
unusual appearance; quickdraw
to unsheath; to draw (a weapon); to strip (a cable); to unveil
to remove gloves from a hand
dégarni
adjective
bald
to strip, clear (remove); to reduce troop numbers (of a battalion or army); to go bald
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of dégarnir
to plane (a surface)
dégauchissage
noun, masculine
planing (of a surface)
dégauchissement
noun, masculine
planing (of a surface)
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of dégauchir
to degauss
dégausseur
noun, masculine
degausser
dégazage
noun, masculine
degassing; outgassing
to degas
dégazonnement
noun, masculine
The removal of a lawn.
to remove the turf
dégel
noun, masculine
thaw (action of unfreezing/melting); spring thaw
to defrost; to thaw
dégingandé
adjective
lanky, gangling, gawky
dégivrable
adjective
defrostable
dégivrage
noun, masculine
defrosting; deicing
to de-ice, defrost
dégivreur
noun, masculine
defroster; deicer
to de-ice, remove ice from; to warm up, defrost (a cold person or animal); to deglaze
déglaciation
noun, feminine
deglaciation
déglaisage
noun, masculine
The removal of clay (from a surface)
déglaçage
noun, masculine
deglazing
déglingo
adjective
crazy
to knacker, screw up; to fuck, screw
déglingué
adjective
wrecked, busted
to remove birdlime (from)
déglutination
noun, feminine
swallowing; deglutination; detachment
to swallow; swallow down (food)
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of déglutir
déglutition
noun, feminine
deglutition, swallowing
to throw up, puke
to rattle off (speak volubly)
to degum; to leave (a place); to sack, can, fire; to unseat; to hit, strike, zap (a target)
to unhinge, to take from its hinge; "to come unhinged, to come off its hinges; to be unhinged (confused)"
dégonflement
noun, masculine
deflation
to deflate; to deflate, go down; to chicken out
dégonflé
adjective
deflated; cowardly, scared
dégor
noun, masculine
a discharging tube in a distilling vessel
dégorgement
noun, masculine
disgorgement
to flow into, to spill into
to dig up
to dig up
to detar
dégoulinant
adjective
dripping; sappy, schmaltzy, syrupy
to drip
to unpin
dégourdi
adjective
crafty; bright