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7,169 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

stéréotype: stereotype (conventional, formulaic, and oversimplified conception, opinion, or image); stereotype (metal printing plate cast)
stéréotyper: to stereotype
stéréotypie: stereotypy
stéréotypique: stereotypic
stéréotypiquement: stereotypically
stéréovision: stereovision
stéthoscope: stethoscope (medical instrument)
stœchiologie: stoichiology
stœchiométrie: stoichiometry
stœchiométrique: stoichiometric
suage: humidity sweating from something
suage: application of suet or tallow
suage: hem, border of a plate or cup
suaire: shroud
suant: sweaty or sweating
suave: smooth and graceful, polite, polished, suave
suavement: suavely
suavité: suavity
sub-micronique: submicronic
subaigu: subacute
subalpin: subalpine
subalterne: subaltern (inferior or secondary), subordinate
subalternement: subordinately
subantarctique: subantarctic
subaquatique: subaquatic
subarctique: subarctic
subatomique: subatomic
subcarpatique: Subcarpathian
subcellulaire: subcellular
subclaquant: at death's door
subconsciemment: subconsciously
subconscience: subconsciousness, subconscious
subconscient: subconscious
subconscient: subconscious
subculture: subculture
subdiviser: to subdivide
subdivisible: subdivisible
subdivision: subdivision
subdivisionnaire: subdivisional
subduction: subduction
subdélégation: delegation (act of delegating)
subdéléguer: to delegate
subdélégué: subdelegate
subdésertique: semiarid, semidesert
suber: suber
subfébrile: subfebrile
subgardien: subwarden
subglauque: subglaucous
subictérique: subicteric
subintrant: subintrant
subir: to suffer; to undergo, be subjected to; to have (an operation, medical test etc.); to take (an exam); to put up with (someone or something)
subisses: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of subir
subit: sudden
subitement: suddenly
subito: suddenly; abruptly
subjacent: subjacent
subjectif: subjective; personal
subjectile: subjectile
subjectivation: subjectivation
subjectivement: subjectively