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pont-canal: water bridge, navigable aqueduct
pont-levis: drawbridge
pontage: bypass (an alternative passage created to divert a bodily fluid around a damaged organ); bridge-building
ponte: punter (one who gambles); mogul, bigwig (person of influence)
ponte: laying of eggs; laying season
ponter: to punt, to bet
ponter: to build a bridge; to cover a boat with a deck
pontet: small bridge; trigger guard
ponteuse: wire bonder
pontier: bridgetender
pontife: pontiff
pontifical: pontifical
pontificalement: pontifically
pontificat: pontificate (state of a pontifex)
pontifier: to pontificate
pontique: Pontic
ponton: pontoon; pontoon (floating structure supporting a bridge or dock); pontoon (the boat)
pontonnier: pontooner
pontuseau: a transverse rod (generally copper) which supports vergeures in moulds used to manufacture paper by hand.
ponté: bridged
pontépiscopien: of Pont-l'Évêque, Calvados
ponçage: sanding
pool: pool (sport)
pooler: to pool (combine resources)
poolish: poolish
pop: pop (popular)
pop: pop, pop music
pop-corn: popcorn
popcorn: post-1990 spelling of pop-corn
pope: an Orthodox priest.
popeline: poplin
poper: to access email via a POP server
poplité: Related to the calf
popo: potty; poop (excrement)
popote: simple cooking
popoter: to cook, prepare a meal; to chat, chatter, converse; to use potions
popotin: bum (UK), butt (US)
poppérien: Popperian
popu: clipping of populaire (“popular”)
populace: populace, common people
populacier: vulgar, common
populacièrement: vulgarly, commonly
populage: kingcup (Caltha palustris)
populage des marais: kingcup, buttercup, marsh marigold
populaire: people's; of the people; working-class; colloquial; folk; popular (liked by many people)
populaire: populace, the people
populairement: popularly
popularisation: popularization
populariser: to popularize
popularisé: popularized
popularité: popularity
population: population; the public
population active: workforce, labour force, working population, active population (total population of a country or region that is employed or employable)
populationnel: populational
populationniste: populationist
populeux: populous (densely populated)
populicide: populicide (extermination)
populicide: exterminatory (towards humans); populicidal
populicole: poplar
populine: populin