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joint-venture
noun, feminine
joint venture (a cooperative business partnership)
jointif
adjective
joined (together); contiguous
jointivement
adverb
contiguously
jointoyer
verb
to grout; to point (brickwork)
jointure
noun, feminine
joint
jojo
adjective
cool, nice, good
joke
noun, feminine
joke
joker
noun, masculine
joker; wildcard; lifeline; blank tile
joli
adjective
pretty; cute; jolly, nice, pleasant, agreeable
joli cœur
noun, masculine
a gallant, flirty man; synonym of bois de joli cœur (Pittosporum senacia Putt.)
jolibois
noun, masculine
mezereon
jolie laide
adjective
unconventionally attractive
jolie laide
noun, feminine
A woman who is unconventionally attractive.
joliesse
noun, feminine
prettiness
joliment
adverb
prettily, cutely; extremely
jolokia
noun, masculine
ghost pepper (“bhut jolokia”); ellipsis of piment jolokia
jonc
noun, masculine
rush, bulrush; cane, rattan; trim (of a car); bangle, ring; gold, object made of gold
jonchaie
noun, feminine
reed plantation
joncher
verb
to scatter, sprinkle (e.g. flowers); to cover, litter, to be strewn over (be widespread, be sprawled across/around)
jonchée
noun, feminine
a kind of fresh cheese from the Charente-Maritime department of France.
joncier
noun, masculine
Spanish broom
jonction
noun, feminine
junction; link-up
jonctionnement
noun, masculine
jointing
jonglage
noun, masculine
juggling
jongler
verb
to juggle; to entertain; to think about, to worry about; to think of, to think about; to think, to meditate, to reflect, to ponder, to worry
jonglerie
noun, feminine
juggling
jongleur
noun, masculine
an entertainer; a juggler; a daydreamer
jonque
noun, feminine
junk (type of ship)
jonquille
noun, feminine
jonquil, daffodil
jordanien
adjective
Jordanian
jordanisation
noun, feminine
Jordanization
jordaniser
verb
to Jordanize
jorkyball
noun, masculine
a modified form of two-on-two association football influenced by squash and played in a four-walled court
joséphisme
noun, masculine
Josephinism
jota
noun, masculine
jota (dance)
jouabilité
noun, feminine
playability, gameplay
jouable
adjective
playable; feasible
joual
noun, masculine
joual; horse
joual
adjective
joual
jouasse
adjective
content, satisfied
joubarbe
noun, feminine
houseleek; Jupiter's beard
joue
noun, feminine
cheek
jouer
verb
to play (engage in games or play); to play (produce music from a musical instrument); to play (a role); to bid (money), gamble; to be close to the end, to be only a matter of time, be decided (as a fate)
jouer au chat et à la souris
verb
to play cat and mouse
jouer au docteur
verb
to play doctor (to pretend to be doctor and patient as a form of child play); to play doctor (to engage in sexual role-play of a medical nature)
jouer avec le feu
verb
to play with fire
jouer cartes sur table
verb
to play it straight, to play fair (to be upfront, honest; to act in a straightforward, candid manner, without concealing anything)
jouer de la harpe
verb
To steal, to pickpocket.
jouer de la harpe
verb
To be in prison; incarcerated, behind bars.
jouer des coudes
verb
to elbow one's way through, to jostle for position, to push and shove; to elbow one's way to the top
jouer des tours
verb
to play tricks on (to deceive or mislead)
jouer franc jeu
verb
to play it straight, to play fair
jouer gros jeu
verb
to play big, to play for high stakes
jouer la belle
verb
to play the decider, to play a tiebreaker
jouer la carte de
verb
to play the … card
jouer la comédie
verb
to put on an act; to dive (to imitate a foul)
jouer la montre
verb
to run out the clock, to play for time, to play the waiting game, to use delaying tactics, to stall
jouer le jeu
verb
to play the game, to play by the rules, to observe the rules of the game; to play along, to go along, to play ball
jouer les gros bras
verb
to act tough
jouer petit bras
verb
to play it safe; to be unambitious
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