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pousseur
noun, masculine
pusher, someone who pushes; push tug; booster; stall handler
pousseur de bois
noun, masculine
woodpusher (a poor chess player)
poussier
noun, masculine
coal dust
poussif
adjective
wheezy, short-winded; broken-winded; listless, torpid, apathetic, sluggish
poussin
noun, masculine
chick (a young chicken); sweetheart, darling (used to address a young boy, or to address a man one is in a romantic relationship with)
poussinet
noun, masculine
a young child; a kid; a child in the youngest age group for a sport
wheezily
poussière
noun, feminine
dust; speck of dust; very little; next to nothing
poussières
noun, feminine
plural of poussière; very little; next to nothing
poussiéreux
adjective
dusty; fusty, old-fashioned
poussoir
noun, masculine
push-button; tappet; snow shovel; stuffer (sausage maker)
poussé
noun, masculine
up bow
poussée
noun, feminine
push, thrust; surge
poussée d'Archimède
noun, feminine
buoyancy
growth spurt
pousterle
noun, feminine
A steep and narrow stairway in the medieval town
pouteille
noun, feminine
a dish of pig's trotters and other ingredients cooked in red wine
poutine
noun, feminine
poutine; any of several potato-based dishes; dumpling; bread pudding, pudding; any of several pudding-like desserts
poutine déjeuner
noun, feminine
breakfast poutine
poutine italienne
noun, feminine
Italian poutine
poutine pizza
noun, feminine
pizza poutine (a poutine with added mushrooms, bell peppers, pepperoni, and occasionally onions)
poutinerie
noun, feminine
a poutinerie
poutinien
adjective
Putinist
poutinien
noun, masculine
Putinist
poutinisme
noun, masculine
Putinism
poutiniste
noun, masculine/feminine
Putinist
poutiniste
adjective
Putinist
poutou
noun, masculine
kiss
poutrage
noun, masculine
beams, joisting
poutrap
adjective
tight-fitting, skin-tight
poutre
noun, feminine
beam, girder; balance beam
poutre apparente
noun, feminine
exposed beam; tight-fitting trousers (chiefly used attributively)
poutrelle
noun, feminine
beam, girder
to fuck, screw
to clean
pouvoir
noun, masculine
power; authority; power of attorney
can, to be able to; may (of a choice); to be possible; may, could be; to have the right (to); to have the power, the authority or the talent (to do something)
pouvoir d'achat
noun, masculine
purchasing power (amount of goods and services that can be bought with a unit of currency); spending power (amount of goods and services that can be bought by consumers)
pouvoir de marché
noun, masculine
market power
pouvoir de résolution
noun, masculine
resolving power (a quantitative measure of the ability of an optical instrument to produce separable images)
can whistle for it
pouzzolane
noun, feminine
pozzolana
pouët
interjection
toot; parp
pov'
adjective
informal spelling of pauvre
powoir
verb
alternative spelling of pouvoir, to be able
powoir
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of pouvoir, power
poème
noun, masculine
poem (literary piece written in verse)
poète
noun, masculine/feminine
poet; daydreamer; wordsmith
poésie
noun, feminine
poetry (literature composed in verse); poetry
poétereau
noun, masculine
mediocre poet
poéticité
noun, feminine
poeticity
poétique
adjective
poetic, poetical
poetically (in a poetic way)
to versify; to poetize or poeticize
poêle
noun, masculine
stove
poêle
noun, masculine
pall
poêle
noun, feminine
pan; metal detector
poêle à bois
noun, masculine
wood-burning stove, woodstove, wood burner, log-burner (heater or stove that burns wood for fuel)
poêle à frire
noun, feminine
frying pan
to fry in a frying pan