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publication: publication; publicizing
publiciel: adware
publiciste: publicist; advertising executive
publicitaire: publicity; advertising
publicitaire: publicist, publicity agent, adman, adwoman
publicitairement: by means of publicity or advertising
publicité: publicity, advertising; commercial, advertisement
publicité caméléon: native advertising
publicité mensongère: false advertising, deceptive advertising
publier: to publish, to release, to issue
publipostage: mail merge
publiquement: publicly
publireportage: infomercial
publirédactionnel: advertorial (advertisement presented as editorial)
pubère: pubescent
pucara: pukara
puccinien: Puccinian
puce: flea; chip (electronics), silicon chip; bullet; sweetie (used to address a young girl, or a woman one is romantically involved with)
puceau: virgin
puceau: virgin (male person who has never had sexual relations)
pucelage: virginity; innocence
pucelle: maiden; virgin; metal regulation badge worn on the chest with insignia indicating the formation to which it belongs
pucer: to chip (insert a chip under the skin)
puceron: aphid
pucier: bed; sleep
pudding: any dish formed from putting the leftovers of a place such as a bakery together, and mixing them all into one
puddler: to puddle
puddleur: puddler
pudeur: sense of modesty or reserve; shame; sense of decency, chastity, propriety
pudibond: prudish
pudibonderie: prudishness
pudicité: pudicity; modesty; chasteness
pudique: modest, chaste
pudiquement: in a pudic way
pueblo: Pueblo
puer: to stink, to smell (bad); to stink of; to be awful; to be repulsive
puer de la gueule: to have bad breath
puer du bec: to have bad breath
puerpéral: puerperal
puffer: to advertise; to inhale vapor from an e-cigarette
puffin: shearwater
pugilat: pugilism, fist-fighting; boxing
pugiliste: pugilist; boxer
pugilistique: boxing; pugilistic
pugnace: pugnacious
pugnacité: pugnacity
puiné: post-1990 spelling of puîné
puis: then; after; next
puis: and
puis-je: an interrogative form of je peux
puisage: drawing (water, etc.)
puisard: soakaway, sink hole; draining-well; sump
puisatier: welldigger, well repairman (person charged with the construction and maintenance of wells); shaftman
puiser: to draw (for example, water from a well), to tap into
puisette: a household utensil used from the 13th to the 16th century, and sometimes later, for storing and distributing water
puisqu': apocopic form of puisque
puisque: since, because
puissamment: powerfully; much; a lot; greatly
puissance: power (physical or figuratively); dominion (state within the British Empire)
puissance: to the power of