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feuh
noun, masculine
egg
feuillage
noun, masculine
foliage
feuillaison
noun, feminine
foliation (annual formation of leaves)
feuillant
noun, masculine
Feuillant
feuillant
adjective
Feuillant
feuillard
noun, masculine
band (of iron)
feuille
noun, feminine
leaf (of a plant); sheet (of paper, etc); ear
feuille d'acanthe
noun, feminine
an acanthus decorative pattern
feuille de boucher
noun, feminine
cleaver (butchers' knife)
feuille de calcul
noun, feminine
spreadsheet
feuille de chou
noun, feminine
synonym of oreille (“ear”); a rag (low-quality newspaper)
feuille de match
noun, feminine
game sheet
feuille de pompe
noun, feminine
cheat sheet
feuille de rose
noun, feminine
anilingus
feuille de route
noun, feminine
marching order, movement order (towards a certain location); road map, action plan
feuille de soins
noun, feminine
treatment form, medical claim form
feuille de temps
noun, feminine
timesheet (document that allows for the recording of hours worked on various tasks that is used as input for payroll, project accounting or client billing processes)
feuille volante
noun, feminine
flyer
rock paper scissors
feuille-morte
adjective
of the colour of dying leaves: russet, feuillemorte
feuilleret
noun, masculine
fillister
feuillet
noun, masculine
page, leaf (of book etc.); layer (of wood); omasum, manyplies (of ruminants)
feuilletage
noun, masculine
flakiness (of pastry etc)
to leaf through (turn the pages of (a book) rapidly reading short sections at random); to laminate (cause to separate into thin layers)
feuilleteur
noun, masculine
One who leafs through or browses books.
feuilletine
noun, feminine
feuilletine
feuilleton
noun, masculine
soap opera; serial, feuilleton, literary article
serialized (especially as a soap opera)
feuilletoniste
noun, masculine/feminine
feuilletonist
feuillette
noun, feminine
half-barrel (of wine)
feuilleté
noun, masculine
a layered cake
feuilleté
adjective
laminated; layered
feuillu
noun, masculine
broad-leaved tree; deciduous tree
feuillu
adjective
leafy, leafed, covered in leaves, full of leaves
feuillure
noun, feminine
rabbet, groove
feuillée
noun, feminine
foliage; latrines, lats
feuj
adjective
Jewish
feulement
noun, masculine
growl
feuler
verb
to growl
feumeu
noun, feminine
woman; girl
feur
interjection
a humorous response to the word quoi (what) or pourquoi (why), as "quoi feur" sounds identical to the word coiffeur (hairdresser).
feurre
noun, masculine
hay, straw (especially as used to cushion chairs, cover rural housing etc.)
feutrage
noun, masculine
felting (all senses)
feutre
noun, masculine
material made of matted fibres; felt; felt hat; trilby (UK), fedora (US); felt-tip (pen); a couching fabric; saddle padding for the comfort of horse and rider
to felt; to muffle
feutrine
noun, feminine
lightweight felt
feutré
adjective
felt-like (having a texture like felt); muted, muffled
feux croisés
noun, masculine
crossfire
feux de croisement
noun, masculine
low-beam, dipped headlights (main light on a motor vehicle, with the beam in a lower angle position, to enable oncoming traffic to see)
feux de détresse
noun, masculine
hazard lights
feux de la rampe
noun, masculine
footlights (stage lights located at the front edge of the stage that illuminates the actors from foot level up)
feux de position
noun, masculine
park lights, parking lights
feux de route
noun, masculine
high-beam (automobile's headlights adjusted to brighten a longer distance)
fez
noun, masculine
fez
fi
interjection
faugh, fie, bah, pooh
fiabilisation
noun, feminine
reliability
to make more reliable
fiabilité
noun, feminine
reliability
fiable
adjective
reliable, dependable
fiacre
noun, masculine
fiacre