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embrigadement
noun, masculine
recruitment
to recruit; to rope in
to rope in or drag in
embrocation
noun, feminine
embrocation
to put on a spit; to skewer
embrouillamini
noun, masculine
muddle, confusion
embrouille
noun, feminine
problem, mess, mix-up
to entangle; to make mistakes, get confused (while performing a complex task); to bamboozle, to confuse; to get in a fight
overgrown; tangled, bushy
embrumé
adjective
misty; befuddled
embrun
noun, masculine
spindrift, spray
embryoblaste
noun, masculine
embryoblast
embryogenèse
noun, feminine
embryogenesis
embryographie
noun, feminine
embryography
embryogénie
noun, feminine
embryogenesis
embryogenic
embryologie
noun, feminine
embryology
embryologique
adjective
embryological
embryologiste
noun, masculine/feminine
embryologist
embryomorphose
noun, feminine
embryomorphosis
embryon
noun, masculine
embryo; embryo (the beginning, the first stage)
embryonnaire
adjective
embryonic
embryopathie
noun, feminine
embryopathy
embryophyte
noun, masculine
embryophyte
embryotoxique
adjective
embryotoxic
embuche
noun, feminine
post-1990 spelling of embûche
post-1990 spelling of embûcher
embuscade
noun, feminine
ambuscade; ambush
to ambush
embué
adjective
misted up (covered in condensation)
embâcle
noun, masculine
log jam, ice dam, or other obstruction of a river with natural debris
to have a crush on someone; to be infatuated; to wear a bonnet
embêtant
adjective
annoying, bothersome
embêtement
noun, masculine
problem, difficulty; (especially in plural) bother
to bug, bother, annoy; to pick on someone
embûche
noun, feminine
ambush (concealment in order to attack or harm someone by surprise); trap
to make enter its lair; to ambush
emmagasinage
noun, masculine
storage
to store (in a shop, in a store); to store up, to stock up
emmagasiné
adjective
stored (up), stocked (up)
to wrap, to bind, to swaddle; to coddle, to pamper, to mollycoddle
emmanchement
noun, masculine
fitting, fit; press fit
to fit, to attach (especially to a shaft or a handle); to help someone into; to get going, start up, set about, commence; to sodomise, buttfuck
emmanchure
noun, feminine
armhole
emmanché
adjective
having handles that are of a different tincture or layer of enamel
emmanché
noun, masculine
sodomite; idiot, fool; jerk, dickhead
emme
noun, masculine
The name of the Latin script letter M/m.
to take off, take away or out; to take (someone) along somewhere, to take (something) with (someone)
emmental
noun, masculine
Emmentaler
emmerdant
adjective
boring
emmerde
noun, feminine
trouble (short form, abbreviation of emmerdement)
emmerdement
noun, masculine
pain in the ass; bother, trouble
to bug, bother, irritate "the shit out of" someone; to bother with; to be bored; used to tell someone to bug off
emmerdeur
noun, masculine
a pain in the arse (person who is irritating)
emmi
adverb
in the middle; in the centre
to wrap (something) up warmly, to swaddle
emmitouflé
adjective
bundled up, swaddled
emmurement
noun, masculine
immurement
to immure
to muzzle