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molaire
noun, feminine
molar (tooth)
molaire
adjective
molar (relating to molar teeth)
molaire
adjective
molar
molalité
noun, feminine
molality
molard
noun, masculine
spit wad (a wad of spittle spat by someone)
molarder
verb
to spit, gob
molarité
noun, feminine
molarity
molasse
noun, feminine
molasse
molassique
adjective
molassic
moldamax
noun, masculine
an alloy of copper and beryllium used to make moulds for plastic products
moldave
noun, masculine
Moldavian (language)
moldave
adjective
Moldavian
moldu
adjective
an idiot or fool
moldu
noun, masculine
Muggle (as in Harry Potter)
mole
noun, feminine
mole
molenbeekois
adjective
of Molenbeek (especially Molenbeek-Saint-Jean in Belgium)
moleskine
noun, feminine
moleskin (fabric)
molestation
noun, masculine
mauling
molester
verb
to molest; to maul
molette
noun, feminine
rowel; scroll wheel; mouse wheel
molgule
noun, feminine
sea grape, a tunicate of the genus Molgula.
molinisme
noun, masculine
Molinism
moliniste
noun, masculine/feminine
Molinist
molinosisme
noun, masculine
Molinosism
molière
noun, masculine
alternative letter-case form of Molière (a French theatrical award); Oxford shoe
moliéresque
adjective
Molieresque
mollah
noun, masculine
mullah
mollard
noun, masculine
spit wad (a wad of spittle spat by someone)
mollarder
verb
to spit, gob
mollasse
adjective
soggy
mollasson
adjective
sluggish
molle
noun, masculine
pepper tree (Schinus gen. et spp., and especially the Peruvian pepper tree (Schinus molle))
mollement
adverb
softly; weakly; feebly; effeminately
moller
verb
to let out a rope; to sail with the wind behind one
mollesse
noun, feminine
softness; lack of vitality, limpness, feebleness, weakness, sluggishness
mollet
adjective
soft; soft-boiled
mollet
noun, masculine
calf
molletière
noun, feminine
gaiter, puttee (leg covering)
molleton
noun, masculine
felt; duffel; fleece
molletonné
adjective
fleecy, fleece-lined
mollett
adjective
pleasantly soft; poached (of eggs)
mollett
noun, masculine
calf (back of leg)
mollir
verb
to mollify, become soft; to ease off or die down; to relent, abate, give way
mollisses
verb
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of mollir
mollo
adverb
softly, gently
molluscide
noun, masculine
molluscicide
molluscum
noun, masculine
molluscum
mollusque
noun, masculine
mollusc; wimp, drip
moloch
noun, masculine
moloch
molochique
adjective
Of or relating to Moloch
molochisme
noun, masculine
Molochism, Moloch-worship.
molochiste
adjective
Adhering or relating to Moloch-worship.
molosse
noun, masculine
huge dog, great hound; guard dog
moly
noun, masculine
moly (plant)
molybdène
noun, masculine
molybdenum
molybdénite
noun, feminine
molybdenite
molène
noun, feminine
mullein
moléculaire
adjective
molecular
moléculairement
adverb
molecularly
molécularité
noun, feminine
molecularity
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