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fde m. liver

fois /. time ; une «^ once

folle see fou

fonctionner operate, work

fond m, bottom, end, back, back-

ground ; au ~ at the bottom, in

reality ; on ~ de cabotin at bottom

something of the actor fonder found fonds m. stock, funds, assortment,

set forain -e foreig^, stroUing forçat m. convict force /. force, strength ; «>« might ;

à c^a de by dint of forcer force, break open; c^a la

consigne force a sentry, pass a

guarded door • forêt /. forest forme /. f orm, figure fort -e strong, clever ; very much,

strongly fortune /. fortune, luck fou, folle, mad, crazy, foolish; in-

sane person ; «« de crazy about fouet m. whip foule f. crowd

four m. ovën ; petits «^s cakes fourchette f. fork fourchu -e forked fourgonner poke (the fire), poke

away at fourneau m* stove, fumace fournir fumish, give fourrager plunder, nimmage, mm-

pie fourré -e furred, lined, thick fourrure /. fur frac m. dress coat fracassé -e shattered

fragment m. fragment

fraîchement freshly, coolly

frais, fraîche, fresh, cool ; tout «^

just frais m. pi. expenses franc, franche, frank, thorough,

downright franc fv. franc (nearlytwenty cents) français -e French, Frenchman franchement frankly franchir cross, pass over, clear franchise f. f rankness franc-maçon m. freemason François m. Francis frappant -e impressive, striking Frédéric m. Frederick fréquenter fréquent frileux -«use chilly frise / f rieze friser curi

frisson m. shivering, shudder frissonner shiver, shudder, tremble froid m. cold ; faire e^i> be cold ; par

ce ~ in this cold weather front m, forehead, brow fuir flee

fuite/ flight ; ~ de gaz escapinggas fulminer hurl thunder, storm fumer smoke

fumiste m. chimney-builder funèbre funeral, funereal fureur / fury furieux -euse furious fusée /. rocket, voUey fusil m. gun ; «« de chasse fowling-

pièce futur -e future.

gage m, pledge, security, pawn gagner gain, win

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gfti -e gay, merry, lively

gaiement gayly

gaillard m. jolly fellow, lusty fellow

galant gallant, courtly; suitor

galanterie /. gallantry

gamelle /. platter, mess

gamin -e m. an^/ /.' gamiiït urchin,

Street Arab ; girl, tomboy, chit gant m.glove; prendre des «>« pour

use pfecautions about garçon m. boy, bachelor, waiter,

chap, fellow garçonnière /. bachelor apartments garde/, guard, watch, nurse ; prenez

~ watch out, take care garde-malade /. nurse (of the sick) garder guard, keep ; se ~ de take

care not to gare /. railway-station, dépôt gargote /. cheap eating-house garni -e furnished, with trimmings garnir fumish, adom, trim garrotter bind, strangle gars m. boy» lad

gastrique gastric, of the stomach gastronome m. gastronomist gâter spoil, waste gauche left, awkward gaz m. gas

geignard -e whining, grumbler geindre moan, whine gendre m. son-in-Iaw gêne /. trouble, embarrassment,

straitened circumstances, straits gêné uncomfortable, embarrassed,

in straitened circumstances généreusement generously généreux -«use generous, brave générosité /. generosity génie /. genius

genou m. knee ; aux e^i>z on one's

knees genre m. kind, sort, style ; c^a humain

mankind gens m. and/, people ; «^ de lettres

literary people gentilhomme m. nobleman, gentleman geste m. gesture ; ~ arrondi flour-

ish gigantesque gigantic gilet m. waistcbat glabre glabrous, smooth glacer freeze glacial -e icy, freezing glisser slip, slide gloire /. glory glorieux -euse glorious gober gulp down gonflé -e swoUen gong m. gong

gosse m. urchin, kid, youngster gosseline /. little girl gourmand -e glutton gousset m. pocket, watch-pocket goût m, taste, style ; de son ~ to

his taste goûter taste, enjoy, like goutte /. drop grabat m. pallet grâce / grâce, charm, pardon,

mercy ; ~ à thanks to gracieux -euse gracions graisse /. fat grand -e great, large, tall ; ouvrir

(toute) e\9e open wide grand'mère /. grandmother grappe /. cluster, bunch gravé -e engraved gravir climb, ascend

VOCABULARY

gnCf grecque, Greek

grêle slender, frail

grelotter shiver

grenadier m, grenadier

grenouille /. frog» cash, fund; manger la ~ get away with the cash

grignoter nibble

grille /, grating, iron gâte

grillé -e grated, railed in

grimace /. grimace, wry face

gris-e gray

griser intoxicate; 8e~ getdrunk, get intoxicated

grisette /. grisette (gay working or shop girl)

grogner grumble

gronder scold

gros -sae g^eat, large, big, rough

grosseur /. size, bulk, bigness

grossir increase,growlargef; make rough

grotesque grotesque

grouillement m, rumbling, seething, turmoil

groupe /. group

guère scarcely ; ne ... ~ scarcely ; ne . . . e^i> que hardly more than

guérison /. cure, recoveiy

guerre /, war

guide m. guide

[* h = aq>irate h] 'ha ah, ha habiller dress habit m. coat, garment, dress ; //.

clothes habiter dwell, live in habitude /. habit habitué m, fréquenter, regular cus-

tomer

* haine /. hatred, hâte haleine /. breath

* halle/, market

* hallebarde /. halberd *halo m, halo

* hangar m. shed

* hanter haunt, fréquent

* hareng m. herring

* haricot m. bean (ordinary Ameri-

can kind); e^» de mouton Irish stew

* hasard m, chance, risk *hâte /. haste, hurry

* hâter (se) hasten, hurry

* hausser raise, lift up; e^i> les

épaules shrug the shoulders *haut-e high, tall, loud; tout ~ aloud ; en e^i> lieu in high circlés; dans la e^ inhighsociety; là-<v above, up there, in heaven

* Havane m, Havana «hein eh, what hélas alas

*hem, *hum, *ha, onotnatopoetic

words hémistiche m. hemistich *héraldisme heraldry herboriste m, herbalist Hercule m. Hercules hermétiquement closely, securely hésitation /. hésitation heure/ hour, o'clock; tout à I'm»

just now, in a little while ; à la

bonne ~ excellent, ail right ; de

bonne c^a early heureux -euse happy, fortunate hier yesterday histoire / history, stoiy historique historical hiver m. winter

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* hollandais -e Dutch homélie f. homily, sermon homéopathie f. homeopathy honmie /». man; c>»àfenmies ladies'

man; <>» d'Etat statesman; c>»de

lettres literaryman; c>»decheyal

horseman honnête honest, honorable, virtu-

ous honnêtement honestly, respectably honneur m. honor honorable honorable

* honte /. shame; avoir <» be

ashamed

* honteux -euse ashamed, shame-

fui ; pauvres <>» poor and proud people

* hoquet m. hiccup

horreur/, horror; avoir <>» de abhor; faire <» à horrify, make shudder

horrible horrible

horriblement horribly

hospice m. asylum, almshouse

hôtel m. mansion ; e^ de ville city hall ; ev des monnaies mint

* hotte f. basket ; see note to 5 S

* hue {a call to horses) gee, get up huile /. oil

^huit eight

* huitième eighth huître /. oyster

humain -e human, humane humanité f. humanity humble humble humblement humbly humeur /. humor, ill-humor, disposition humilité f. humility *hurrah m. hurrah

* hussard m. hussar hygiène f. hygiène

id hère ; d*«« from hère, right off

idéal -e idéal

idée /. idea ; j'ai »» it strikes me

identique identical

ignoble ignoble, base

ignominie f. ignominy

ignorant -e ignorant

ignorer be ignorant of, not know

il he, it, there

illusion f. illusion

illustre illustrious

imaginaire imaginary

imagination f. imagination

imaginer (s') imagine

imbécile m. imbécile, fool

immaculé -e immaculate

immédiat -e immédiate

immédiatement immediately

immense immense

inunobile motionless

impassibilité f. impassibility

impatience /. impatience

impérieux -euse imperious

impertinenmient impertinently

impertinence f. impertinence

impertinent -e impertinent, improper

implorer implore

importance /. importance

important -e important

importer be of conséquence ; n'importe no matter

imposture /. imposture

imprégner impreg^ate

impressionné -e impressed

imprimer print

impuni -e unpunished

VOCABULARY

impur -e impure, tainted

inanition f. inanition

inattendu -e unexpected

incapable incapable

incohérent -e incohérent

incomplet -e incomplète, defective

inconnu -e unknown

inconsciemment unconsciously

inconscient -e unconscious

indemniser indemnify

indépendance f. independence

indigner (s') be indignant

indiquer indicate, point out

indiscret -été indiscreet

individu -e individual

indulgent -e indulgent

inébranlable immovable, firm

inespéré -e unhoped-for, unexpected

infaillibilité /. infallibility

infaillible infallible

infâme infamous

inférieur -e inferior

infiniment infinitely, very much

inflexible inflexible

informe shapeless, crude

infortune f. misfortune

infortuné -e unf ortunate

injuste unjust

innocence /. innocence

innocent -e innocent

inoffensif -iye inoffensive

inouï -e unheard-of

inquiéter disturb, render uneasy

inquiétude /. anxiety

insinuer insinuate

insister insist

insolvable insolvent

insouciance f. carelessness, unconcem

inspecter inspect inspiration /. inspiration installer install instant m. instant instantané m, snap-shot instinctif -ive instinctive instituteur -trice teacher, school-

master, schoolmistress instruction /. instruction insupportable insupportable intellectuel -elle intellectual intensité /. intensity intention f. intention ; à son e^ on

his account interdire interdict, f orbid ; confuse,

nonplus interdit -e prohibited, confused,

nonplused intéressant -e interesting intéresser interest intérêt m. interest, concem; <>3S

composés, ~s des «^^s, compound

interest intérieur m. interior interlocuteur m. interlocutor interloqué nonplused, surprised intermédiaire m. intermediary interrompre intemipt intime intimate, private intimer communicate, notify intimider intimidate introduire introduce, conduct inventer invent, contrive ironique ironical irradié -e shining irréparable irréparable irréprochable irreproachable irrévérencieux -euse disrespectful irruption /. irruption; faire «^^

burst in

isolé -e isolated, apart

ItaUe / Italy

iTTOgne -Me drunkard, inebriate

jabot m, frill

jacaasement m. chatter (like mag-

pie) jadis formerly jamais ever, never; ne . . . <»

never jambe /. leg japonais -e Japanese jardin m. garden jardinet m. small garden jannâtre yellowish jaune yellow jel

Jésus m. Jésus jet m. jet, stream jeter throw, cast jeu m. play, game, gambling, trick,

cards, hand joun (à) fasting jeune young jeunesse /. youth joie /. joy, pleasure, cheeriness joindre join, make meet joli -e pretty, neat joue / cheek jouer play,gamble; c>»de ply,wield,

use jouet m, toy joueur m. gambler jouir (de) enjoy joujou m, plaything jour m, day; tous les «^^s every

day; au <» le »» from hand to

mouth journal m. newspaper journalisme m, joumalism

journée/ day

joyeux -ense joyous, merry

juger judge

juif -iye Jew, Jewess; chez les juifs to the pawnshop

jupe/, skirt

jurer swear

jury m. jury

jus m. gravy (juice of méat, not made sauce)

jusque to, up to, until, even; jusqu'à to, as far as, until ; «^là so far, up to that time

justement exactly, just so

justice / justice

la see le

là there, hère ; accotnpanies ce and

celui in ihe sensé that là-bas yonder, over there lâche cowardly, coward lacté -e lacteal, milk laid -e ugly laine / wool laisser leave, let, allow ; se ~ faire

not concem one*s self, be passive laitière / milk woman lamentation / lamentation lampe / lamp

lampisterie/ lamp (lantem) room lancer throw, throw out; se c>»

launch out, start, get started landau m, landau langue / longue, language lanterne / lantem lapin m. rabbit laquais m, lackey, footman larbin m. flunkey larcin m, larceny, theft lard m. sait pork, bacon

VOCABULARY

large broad, wide

laime /. tear; à chaudes «^ bot

tears, bitterly laa -ee tired latin Latin laurier m, laurel le, la, //. les, the, bim, ber, it, so,

them lécher lick, smack leçon /. lesson lecture f, reading léger -ère light, slight, frivolous légèrement lightly, slightly légitime legitimate ; subst.f. patri-

mony légume m. vegetable lendemain next day, f oUowing day ;

c«^ matin tbe following moming lent -e slow lentement slowly

lequel, laquelle, who, whicb, whom lestement lively, quickly lettre /. letter; pL letters, liter-

ature leur them, to them, their; le ev

theirs leyer lift, raise ; se «^ rise, get up lever m. rising lèvre f. lip

liard m. liard, farthing libertin m. débauchée, rake libre free lieu m. place ; en haut »» in high

circles ligne /. Une lilas m. lilac ; purple linge m. linen, cloth lion m, lion

liquoriste m. dealer in liqueurs lire to read

liste /. list, bill of f are

lit m. bed; ««^ de sangle folding

canvas cot littéraire literary littérateur m. literary man littérature /. literature livre m, book livrée /. livery livrer give up, deliver local -e local

locution /. locution, expression loge /. lodge, box, room, dressing-

room, den logement m. lodging, quarter loger lodge, live, place, fix logis m. lodging, house; au «^ at

home loin far, far off ; de «^ en e» at intervais lointain -e far off, distant Londres m, London long -ue long ; le long de along longtemps long, a long time lorgnon m. eyeglass lors then ; depuis <» since then lorsque when louche f. ladle louis m, twenty-franc pièce (gold,

= $4) lourd -e heavy, dull lourdement heavily ; e» drapé hang-

ing in heavy f olds lugubre moumful, dismal lui he, to him, to her, to it lui-même, elle-même,//, eux-mêmes,

elles-mêmes, himself, herself, it-

self, etc, lumière /. light lumineux -euse luminous lunaire lunar

lune f, moon lunettes /. //. spectacles lustre m. chandelier luxe m. luxury

M. abbreviaiion formoùBwxa

ma see mon

macaroni m. macaroni

madame f. madam, Mrs. ; abbrevi-

aied M«« mademoiselle f. Miss, young lady ;

abbreviated IP^ ma£GLu-e chub-faced,puffy-cheeked magnifique magnificent magot m, hoard maigre lean, thin mail-coach m, mail-coach main f. hand ; à la «^ in (the) hand maintenant now

mairie f. town hall, mayor's office mais but, why maison /. house

maitre m. master, schoolmaster maîtresse f. mistress, teacher majestueux -euse majestic mai bad, badly, ill mai m. harm, evil, trouble ; dire <>»

speak evil ; faire <>» hurt, harm malade ill, sick; subst. invalid, patient maladie f, illness, disease maladive sickly maladroitement awkwardly mâle maie, virile malgré in spite of malheur m. misfortune, bad luck,

unhappiness; par <>» unfortu-

nately malheureux -euse unhappy, un-

lucky, wretched

malle/ trunk

maman f. marna

manche /. sleeve

manchette /. cuff

mandarin m. mandarin

manger eat

mangeur -euse /. eater

manière /. manner

manifeste manifest

manifester manifest, show

manquer miss, fail, want, be lack-

ing, there is a lack of mansarde /. garret marbre m, marble marcassin m. young wild boar;

{provincial) pig marchand -e merchant, dealer, ven-

der ; man, woman {as junkman,

sand man) marchander bargain, haggle marchandise merchandise, wares,

freight marche /. step, gait, march; se

remettre en <>» start again marché m. market, market-place,

bargain ; à bon <» cheaply marcher walk, go maréchal m, marshal maréchale /. wif e of a marshal mari m, husband mariage m. marriage marié m. married man mariée f. bride marier give in marriage, marryoff;

se ev> marry, get married mariné -e pickled marmaille f. troop of little brats,

urchins marquer mark; <>» mal eut a bad

figure

VOCABULARY

marqnis -e marquis, marchioness ;

de ev marquisal, marquis's mairon m. chestnut mairomiier m, (French) chestnut

tree Marseille Marseilles massacrer massacre matelas m. mattress maternité /. matemity matin m. morning matinal -e morning, early maussade sullen, cross mauyais -e bad, evil me me, to me mécomiu -e unappreciated, unrec-

ognized mécontent -e discontented, dissat-

isfied mécontentement m, dissatisfaction médaille /. medal médecin m. physician médicament m. medicine médiocre médiocre, ordinary médiocrité /. moderate circumstan-

ces, mediocrity méditation f. méditation méfier (se) mistrust, beware of mégère / shrew, f ury, hag meilleur -e better ; le <>» the best mélancolie /*. melancholy mélancolique melancholy, dismal,

dull mêlé-cassis m. brandy-and-cassis mêler mix, mingle membre m. member même even, also; same, self; very

{with noun) ; tout de c>» ail the

same, however mémoire m. bill, account mémoire /. memory

menacer threaten

ménage m. housekeeping, household, family ; entrer en <m go to housekeeping ; entrée en <>» setting up housekeeping ; se mettre en «>> set up housekeeping

ménagement m. considération, caution

mener lead, bring, drive ; e^ une affaire manage an affair, conclude an affair

mentir lie

menu m. bill of fare, menu

menuisier m. carpenter

mépris m. contempt, scom ; au e»

de regardless of

méprise /. mistake

mépriser despise

merci /. mercy, thanks, thank you

mère /. mother

mériter deserve, ment

mesquin -e mean, little, wretched

messe /. mass

mesure /. measure, proportion

méticuleux -euse fastidious

métier m. trade, profession

mettre put, put on ; «» au jour produce, publish ; «>> en vente offer for sale ; se <» à begin ; se e^» en retard be late

meuble m. pièce of fumiture ; //.

fumiture

meubler fumish

midi ;;{.noon,twelveo*clock; south

mien -ne (le etc.) mine

miette /. crumb

mieux better, more ; le <^> the best ; de son «^ the best he can ; ou pour <M dire or rather

mijoter simmer

milieu m. middle, midst; aa beau

ev in the very middle militaire military militaire m, soldier; war-horse mille thousand millier m. thousand million m. million mince slender, thin, slight mine /. countenance, look minéral -e minerai ministère m. ministry, ministra-

tion, (government) department ministre m, minister; premier ««

.premier, prime minister minait m. midnight, twelve o*clock

at night minuscule diminutive, small (of

letters) minute /. minute minutie /. trifle, minutia mirifique wonderful miroir m, mlrror ; «^ à barbe shav-

ing mirror mis see mettre misérable misérable, wretched ;

subst. wretch misère /. misery, poverty miséricorde /. mercy mission /. mission MIlo see mademoiselle ICmo j^^ madame mode/, manner, fashion; à la c>»

in fashion moderne modem modeste modest niodestement modestly modestie /. modesty modiste /. milliner moi I, myself, me, to me ; e«>-mème

myself

moindre less ; le «« least, smallest moins less; le <>» least, most un-;

au ev at least, at any rate ; du »»

at least (however) ; à ~ que un-

less mois m, month moitié /. half mollet m. calf (of leg) moment m. moment mon, ma, //. mes, my mondain -e worldly, fashionable monde m. world, people, society;

tout le c>» everybody ; pas grand

<*» not much of anybody monnaie /. change, coin monologue m. monologue monotone monotonous monsieur, //. messieurs, Mr., sir,

gentleman; <» très bien well-

groomed gentleman monstre m. monster mont m, mount; Mont-de-Piété

pawn-shop montagne /. mountain monter mount, ascend, get in montrer show

monumental -e monumental moquer (se) make fun ; je me moque

(bien) de what do I care for moral -e moral morceau m. bit, pièce mordre bite

morne dejected, gloomy, dull mort /. death morue /. codfish, cod mot m. Word; «^as d'auteur literary

expressions motte /. clod ; cw à brtUer tan-ball,

tan-cake mouche /. fly

VOCABULARY

mouchoir m, handkerchief

mouillé -e wet

moule m. mold, form, mode!

moule /. mussel

mouler mold, model, cast in plaster; fragment moulé cast of a fragment

moulin m» mill

mourant -e dying person

mourir die ; se <» be dying

moustache /. mustache

mouton m, sheep, mutton

mouvement m. movement, motion

moyen m. middle, means

moyenâgeux -euse médiéval

moyennant by means of, in considération of

mur m. wall

mûr -e ripe, mature

muraille /. wall

murmure m. murmur, murmuring

murmurer murmur

museau m. muzzle, snout, nose (of beast)

mjrstification /. hoax

mjrstérieux -euse mysterious

nager swim

naguère lately, but now, not long

ago naïf, naïve, frank, simple, artless naissance /. birth ; anniversaire de

la «^ birthday naître be born

naïveté/ ingenuousness,simplicity nappe /. tablecloth narine /. nostril nasal -e nasal

naseau m* nostril (of animais) natora /. nature

naturel -le natural

nauséabond -e nauseating

navré -e heartbroken

ne (. . . pas) not ; ~ . . . jamais

never ; ~ . . . que only ;«*»••.

rien nothing nécessaire necessary nécessité /. necessity négliger neglect, slight négociant m. merchant neige f. snow nerveusement nervously nerveux -euse nervous, sinewy,

vigorous nettoyé -e cleaned, cleaned out nettoyer clean, clear neuf nine

nez m. nose ; au «^ in one*s face niais -e silly, stupid niche /. niche, recess, box nid m. nest

lûppe /. garment, fumishing noble noble noblesse f, nobility, aristocratie

blood noce /. wedding Noël m. Christmas ; le petit «^ Santa

Claus nœud m. knot noir -e black

noirci -e blackened, blotted nom m, name ; <» de guerre stage

name, assumed name; ev d'un

chien gracious, heavens I nombre m. nimiber nommer name non no, not notablement notably notamment especially note f. note, bill

notre, //. nos, our

nôtre (le etc.) ours

nourrice y. (wet-) nurse

nourrir nourish, feed

nous we, us, to us

nous-mêmes we ourselves, ourselves

nouveau (nouTol) -elle new ; de nouveau again, anew

Nouveau-Monde m, New World

nouveau-né m. newly-bom child

nouvelle /. pièce of news, novelette

nu -e naked, bare, destitute

nuage m. cloud, mist

nudité /. nakedness

nuire (à) harm, injure

nuit /. night ; à la <» tombante at nightfall

nullement (ne . . .) ^y ^^ means, not at ail, in no wise

6 O, oh

obéissance /. obédience

objet m. object

obligeance /. kindness

obliger oblige ; je suis son obligé I

am obliged to him obscur -e obscure, dark observer observe obstiner (s') persist obtenir obtain, get occasion /. occasion, opportunity occupé -e busy, occupied occuper occupy odeur/ odor

odieux -euse odious, hateful odorant -e odorous, fragrant œil (//. yeux) m. eye œuvre /. work, pièce of work offense /. offense

offenser offend

offrir offer

ogresse /. ogress

oh oh

oignon m. onion

olympien -ne Olympian

omnibus m. omnibus

on one, people, they

ongle m. nailj claw

onze eleven

opaque opaque

opéra m. opéra

opérer operate, take effect

opérette /. opéra bouffe, comic

opéra ophtalmie /. ophthalmia opinion /. opinion opposer oppose opulent -e opulent, rich or m. gold orateur m. orator oratoire oratorical ordinaire ordinary, usual ordre m. order; du dernier <« of

the worst kind oreille /. ear oreiller m. pillow organiser organize orgue m. {/. inpL) organ orgueil m. pride orgueilleux -euse proud Orient m. Orient, East (beyond Per-

sia); d'ev Asiatic origine /. origin orner adom, decorate orphelin m, orphan oser dare ou or où where, when, in which, to

which, etc. {cf. à) ; d'c« whenoe

VOCABULARY

oublier forget

oui yes

outrance /. excess ; à «^ to the ut-

most, to extrêmes, to the last ouvert -e open ouvrage m, work ' ouvrier -ère workman, working-

man» laborer, work-girl ouvrir open

pacotille /. shipment of goods for petty trading (for half-civilized customers); de <>» cheap kind, shoddy, second-rate

page /. page, sheet

pagode /. pagoda

paille /. straw

pain m. bread; <>» à cacheter wafer

paire /. pair, couple

palais m. palace

pâle pale

paletot m, overcoat, great-coat

palier m, landing-place (of a staircase)

panache /. plume; <» de volcan volcano-like column of smoke

panier m. basket

pantalon m» (pair of) trousers

Panthéon m. Panthéon

papa m, papa

pape m. pope

paperasse /. old paper, used paper

papier m. paper ; c>» à vignette engraved paper

paquebot m. packet, liner

par by, on, through, per ; une fois c>» semaine once a week ; <^> horreur de out of horror for

paradis m. paradise

paradoxal -e paradoxical

paraître appear ; faire e» put out

parc m, park

parce que because

par-ci par-là hère and there

parcourir run through, run over

par-dessus over, above ; <>» le marché into the bargain, to boot

pardieu by Jove, indeed, why

pardon m. pardon

pardonner pardon

pareil -le same, similar

parenthèse /. parenthesis ; entre «^ parenthetically, by the way

parer dress, adom, gamish

paresse f, indolence

paresseux -se lazy, indolent

parfait -e perfect ; capital, good

parfois at times

parfum m, perfume - parfumer perfume, scent

parfumerie /. perfumery

parlementaire parliamentary

parler speak

parloir m, parlor

parmi among

paroisse /. parish, parisK-church

paroissien -ne m. parishioner

parole /*. word

part /. part, share ; de ma «« on my part, from me

partager divide ; se «^ share

parti m. party, side; prendre son A» (de) make up one's mind (to)

participer participate

particulier -ère particular, peculiar ; en ev in private

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