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zapette
noun, feminine
zapper, (TV) remote
zapornie
noun, feminine
spotted crake (Rallus porzana)
zapotèque
adjective
Zapotec
zapotèque
noun, masculine
the Zapotec language
zappage
noun, masculine
zapping, channel hopping
zapper
verb
to channel-hop, channel surf; to dither, change one's opinion rapidly, vacillate; to skip over; to forget
zappeur
noun, masculine
zapper, (TV) remote
zapping
noun, masculine
zapping, channel hopping, channel surfing
zaptié
noun, masculine
zaptié
zar
noun, masculine
a form of exorcism practised in Egypt
zarabe
adjective
Relating to the Zarabes
zarater
noun, masculine
synonym of étourneau
zarb
noun, masculine
tombak
zarbi
adjective
strange; unusual
zarbiste
noun, masculine/feminine
zarbist
zarfa
noun, masculine
synonym of cuivre
zarico
noun, masculine
alternative form of haricot, snap bean, green bean; zydeco
zarma
noun, masculine
the Zarma group of languages
zarmaphone
adjective
That speaks a Zarma language
zarmaphone
noun, masculine/feminine
a person who speaks a Zarma language
zarzuela
noun, feminine
Pre-1990 spelling of zarzuéla.
zarzuéla
noun, feminine
zarzuela
zaubette
noun, feminine
a shy or timid girl
zaun-kommando
noun, masculine
a group of French Second World War prisoner of war in Germany whose job was to carry timber
zaventemien
adjective
of Zaventem in Belgium
zawiya
noun, feminine
alternative spelling of zaouïa
zayane
noun, masculine
a variety of the Tamazight language of central Morocco
zaydiste
noun, masculine/feminine
Zaydist
zaydiste
adjective
Zaydist
zaydite
noun, masculine/feminine
Zaydite
zaydite
adjective
Zaydite
zayin
noun, feminine
zayin
zayse-zergulla
noun, masculine
the Zayse-Zergulla language
zazaki
noun, masculine
the Zazaki language
zazou
noun, masculine
a member of a French youth subculture of the 1930s, associated with swing music and large or garish clothes
zazoua
noun, feminine
jezve
zaâmisme
noun, masculine
leadership that is an abuse of power
zaï
noun, masculine
an African agricultural technique consisting of sowing in holes that naturally concentrate water and fertilizers by simple runoff
zaïdisme
noun, masculine
Zaidism, Zaidiyyah
zaïdite
noun, masculine
Zaidist
zaïm
noun, masculine
zaim
zaïmph
noun, masculine
a veil, as worn by the Phoenician goddess Tanit
zaïre
noun, masculine
zaire (currency)
zaïrianisation
noun, feminine
Zaireanization
zaïrianiser
verb
to make Zairean
zaïrois
noun, masculine
of Zaire (former name of the Democratic Republic of the Congo)
zbeul
noun, masculine
disorder, shambles; rubbish
zboob
noun, masculine
penis
zdimoh
noun, masculine
a form of language similar to Kabyle
zeauzeau fleur
noun, masculine
hummingbird
zebboudj
noun, masculine
a type of wild olive in Morocco and Algeria
zebet
noun, masculine
zibet
zebi
noun, masculine
synonym of zob
zebi
interjection
fuck, enough
zebrano
noun, masculine
zebrawood
zef
noun, masculine
wind
zegerscappelois
adjective
of Zegerscappel
zehnackerois
adjective
of Zehnacker
zeidane
noun, masculine
synonym of DDT (the insecticide)
zeinheimois
adjective
of Zeinheim
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