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chapitre, »., chapter

chaque, each.

charbon, »., coal.

charge, /., load.

charger, to load, intrust.

charitablement, charitably.

chasse, /., chase, pursuit, hunt.

chasser, to hunt, chase, propei push, expel.

chaud, -e, warm.

chaudement, warmly.

chaudière, /., boiler.

chauffer, to get steam "“p heat.

chaussure, /., shoe.

chef, »., chief, master.

chemin, #., road, way; — faisant, on the way.

une.

| cheminée, /., chimney, smoke

stack.

VOCABULARY

chercher, to look for, seek, try.

Chérir, to cherish,

chevelure, /:, hair,

cheveu, »., hair.

chien, »., dog.

Chimérique, chimerical

Chine, /., China.

choc, »., shock.

choisir, to choose,

chose, /., thing; quelque something.

chronomètre, ».,

chute, j., fall,

ciel, »., sky, henven,

cigare, »., cigar.

cimenter, to cement.

cimetière, »., cemetery.

cinquante, fifty.

cinquième, fifth.

circonférence, /. circumference.

circonstance, /., circumstance,

circulaire, circular.

civilisé, —e, civilized,

civilité, ;., civility, politeness.

clair, —e, clear.

clairement, clearly, plainly.

Clairière, ., clear place (in a wood), glade, .

clarté, /. light.

classe, j., class, division.

clef, j., key.

clémence, /., clemency, mercy.

cloche, f., bell.

cloison, j., partition.

clos, —e, closed.

clouer, to nail, fix.

coalisé, —e, allied,

nometcr | |

cochon, #., pig.

cocotier, "., cocoa:tree.

CŒur, w., heart; en plein — right in the heart,

coiffer, to cover the head.

Coin, »., corner, wedge, gad,.

coïincider, to be coincident, coincide.

colère, /., anger.

coller, to stick, stick together, paste, glue, fix.

Collet, »., collar,

Collier, m., necklace.

colane, f, column.

coloré, —, colored.

combattre, to combat, fight off.

combien, how much, how many.

| combiner, to combine, contrive,

comble, »., height, zenith,

| comestible, eatable.

Commandant, »., commandun t, commander.

Comme, as, like.

commencer, mence.

comment, how.

commettre, to comrix,

commun, -e, common,

Communication, /., commun: à.

tion, intercourse.

communiquer, to communicate, impart.

compagnie, f., compan y, society

COMPagnon, »., companion.

compas, 7»., sea-compass.

complaisance, f., kindness.

to br,

| Complaisant, —e, obliging.

compl-et, -ète, complete, complètement, completely.

compléter, to complete.

complice, "., accomplice.

comprendre, to understand.

comprimer, to compress.

compte, ”., account; pour mon —, for myself; tenir —, to take into account.

compter, to count, rely, reckon, take into consideration.

concevoir, to conceive, understand.

conclure, to conclude.

conduire, to conduct, lead, take; se —, to conduct one’s self, to behave.

conduite, /:, conduct, management.

confondre, to blend, mix.

confus, -e, confused.

conique, conical.

connaissance, /., krowledge, sight, consciousness.

connaître, to know, be acquainted with.

connexité, /., connection.

conscience, /., consciousness, conscience.

conseil, »., advice.

Conseil, #., a proper name.

consentir, to consent.

conséquence, /., consequence ; en —, in consequence, con-

‘ sequently.

conséquent, #., consequent ; par —, consequently, therefore.

conserver, to keep, keep up.

considérablement, considerably.

consigner, to confine, keep in.

consoler, to console, comfort.

consommé, —e, consummate, accomplished.

constant, —e, constant, invariable, steady.

constater, to ascertain.

construire, to construct, build.

contenir, to repress, restrain.

contain.

content, —e, satisfied, content.

contenter, to content, satisfy.

contention, /., intense application {of the mind).

contenu, #1., contents.

contigu, -é, contiguous, adjoining.

continuer, to continue, go on.

contondant, —, blunt.

contrarier, to counteract, oppose, thwart, disappoint, baffle.

contrastant, contrasting.

contre, against, with.

contre-coup, rebound, repercussion.

contredit, #., reply, contradiction.

contrée, j., country.

convenable, fit, proper, suitable.

convenir, to suit, please, fit, adinit.

convulsivement, convulsively.

coque, j., hull.

coquillage. #”., shellfish, sea shell. +

coquilie, /., sea shell.

coquin, »”., rascal.

corail, »., coral.

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VOCABULARY

corallien, -ne, coral.

corde, j., rope, string.

cordialement, cordially,

corne, /:, horn, mizzen-mast,

Corps, ”., body; — à —, hand to hand (of fights).

correspondre, to correspond.

cortège, ”., procession, cortege.

côte, f, coast, shore.

côté, . :, side, direction; du — de, in the direction of, towards; de —, aside.

côtelette, /, chop.

couche, /,, layer, depth, stratum, coat.

couché, —e, lying, lying down, in bed.

coucher, to lie down; se —, to

go to bed, retire, set (of stars).

couchette, j:, bedstead.

couler, to sink; se —, to creep.

couleur, /:, color.

couloir, "”., passage.

Coup, ”., shot, blow, stroke, thrust, stab; tout d’un — all at once; — de Canon, Cannon shot.

Couper, to cut, cross.

Courant, #., course, current; |

dans le — de, during.

courbe, j., curve.

courber, to bend, bow.

courir, to run.

Couronner, to crown.

COU.», ”., course, course, /., run, runnin:, course.

Coursive, , passage.

court, —e, short.

couteau, #., knife.

coûter, to cost.

couture, ., seam.

couvert, »., cover.

couvrir, to cover, protect.

craindre, to fear.

crainte, /., fear; par —, for fear.

Cramponner, to fasten with cramp iron; se —, to cling.

crâne, »., skull.

Craquement, »., cracking noise.

Craquer, to creak, crack.

créat-eur, -rice, creator.

creusement, #1. digging, cutting.

creuser, to dig.

creu-x, -se, hollow.

cri, #., cry, exclamation.

crier, to cry out, exclaim, yell, grumble.

crisper, to shrivel; se —, to contract, clinch, move <onvulsively.

cristal, »., crystal.

| croire, to believe, think.

croisé, —, crossed, folded (of arms).

croiser, to cross, fold (of arms); se —, to intersect.

croissant, —e, increasing, growing; "., crescent.

| croix, j., cross.

crosse, f., butt-end,

cruauté, /., cruelty.

cube, cubic.

cuiller, j., spoon.

Cuirasse, j., steel plate (of ves sels).

cuirassé, iron-clad.

cuire, to cook.

cui, /, cooking.

cuisse, /.. thigh, leg (of poultry).

cuivre, »”., copper.

culasse, /., breech (of a cannon).

culbuter, to fall head over heels, tumble down, overturn.

culotte, j., breeches.

curieu-x, -se, curious.

cylindre, #., cylinder.

cylindrique, cylindric.

dangereu-x, -se, dangerous.

débâcle, j., breaking up (of ice).

débarquement, »1., landing.

débarquer, to land, disembark.

débarrasser, to rid, free.

débattre, -se, to struggle.

déborder, to overflow, come out.

débouché, #., outlet, opening.

debout, standing.

débris, #., rubbish, débris.

décembre, »., December.

déchaîner, to unchain; se —, to break out.

décharger, to discharge; se —, to go off.

déchiffrer, to unravel, decipher understand.

déchirer, to tear; se —, to be torn.

décidé, —e, decided, determined.

décidément, decidedly.

décider, to decide; se —, to make one's mind up.

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déclarer, to declare; se —, to speak one's mind.

décliner, to state, decline.

décoloré, —e, discoloured.

décomposer, to decompose.

décorer, to decorate.

découper, to cut out, cut.

découragement, »7., discouragement.

découverte, j., discovery.

découvrir, to discover, uncover.

décrire, to describe.

dédaigner, to disdain, not to care -t0.

dedans, #., inside; au —, inside,

défendre, to protect, defend.

déferler, to break into foam (of the sea).

défier, to set at defiance, defy, brave; se —, to distrust, mistrust.

définiti-f, -ve, final, definitive.

définitivement, definitively.

défoncer, to break.

dégager, to free, disengage; se —, to come out, get clear.

dégonfler, to cause to collapse; se —, to collapse, go down, subside.

degré, "., degree.

déguiser, to disguise, conceal.

dehors, out; au —, outside.

déjà, already.

déjeuner, »7., breakfast.

déjeuner, to breakfast.

delà, beyond, further; au — de, beyond, further.

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délicatement, delicately.

délicieu-x, -se, delightful, delicious.

délire, »., deliriousness, delirium.

délivrer, to deliver, release, set free.

demain, to morrow.

question.

demander, to ask, demand, beg ; se —, to ask one’s self, wonder.

démarrer, to leave moorings,

démesurément, excessively, in- | ordinately.

demeure, ., abode.

demeurer,to remain.

demi, —, half.

demi-cercle, #., half-circle.

demi-jour, #., dim light.

démontrer, to demonstrate.

dénier, to deny, refuse.

dent, f., tooth.

départ, »., departure, leaving.

dépasser, to go beyond.

dépêter, to cut up, pieces.

dépeupler, to depopulate.

déplacer, to displace.

déplaire, to displease.

déployer, to unfurl, display.

dépoli, -e, ground (of glass).

déponter, to remove a boat's deck.

cut to

déprimer, to depress; se —, to grow lower.

| depuis, since, for, from.

| déranger, to disturb.

derni-er, -ère, last, previous, +

| dérober, to conceal, hide; se —,

to disappear.

| dérouler, to unfold, unroll; se demande, /., request, demand, |

—, to be displayed.

derrière, behind.

| dès, as soon as.

désagrément, y». unpleasantness, disagreeableness.

| désappointé, -e, disappointed.

descendre, to descend, go down.

désert, -e, deserted.

désespéré, —e, desperate, hopeless,

desespérer, to drive to despair, give up hope, despair.

désir, »., desire.

| dessein, »., plan, design.

dessin, »1., pattern, drawing.

| dessiner, to draw, design, out-

line.

dessous, beneath, under: par —, from underneath.

destination, /., destination, address, destinée, f., destiny, lot.

destiner, to intend, destine.

| détacher, to unbind, loosen,

déposer, to bring down, deposit, |

dépôt, »1., deposit.

dépouiller, to skin.

detach.

détail, »., detail, particular.

détailler, to detail, détaler, to scamper away.

détendre, to unbend, relax; se —;, to unbend.

détermination, /., decision, resolution.

détonation, /., detonation, report (of gure).

détroit, »., strait.

détruire, to destroy.

devenir, to become.

devant, befoie, in front of.

développer, to unwrap, unfold; se —, to spread out, extend itself,

dévier, to deviate, swerve.

deviner, to guess, divine,

devise, /., motto.

dévisser, to unscrew.

dévoiler, to discover, unravel, unveil; se —, to be revealed.

devoir, must, should, ought, to owe.

dévorer, to devour.

devoué, —e, devoted.

dévouement, 7, devotion, selfsacrifice.

diable, ”., devil, fellow; —!

the deuce!

diagonale, j., diagonal.

diagonalement, diagonally.

diamètre, w., diameter.

Dieu, #., God.

difficile, difficult.

difficilement, with difficulty, hardly.

difficulté, j., difficulty.

digne, worthy.

dimension, /., dimension, size.

diminuer, to diminish.

diner, to dine.

diner, »., dinner.

VOCABULARY

dire, to say, tell; c’est-à-—, that is to say; vouloir —, to mean; pour ainsi —, so to speak.

directement, directly.

diriger, to direct, guide, steer.

diriger, to direct; se -—, to go.

be directed.

discuter, to discuss, argue.

disjoindre, to disjoin, disunite.

disloquer, to dislocate,

disparaître, to disappear.

disparition, /., disappearance.

dispenser, -se, to dispense (with), exempt one's self (from).

disposé, —e, disposed, ready.

disposer, to dispose, incline, prepare, arrange; se —, to get ready.

disposition, /., disposal, disposition, arrangement.

disque, »., disc.

distancer, to distance.

distinctement, distinctly, plain ly.

distinguer, to distinguish. ”

distribuer, to distribute.

divan, »., divan, sofa.

divers, -e, diverse, different.

diviser, to divide, disunite, part.

dix-huit, eighteen.

dixième, tenth.

dizaine, /., about ten.

docteur, »., doctor.

doigt, »7., finger.

domaine, »7., domain, possession.

ain-

art.

ses

VOCABULARY

domestique, #., fs servant.

dominer, to overwhelm, domi. |

nate, rise above, look over.

dompter, to subdue, subjugate.

donc, then, therefore.

donner, to give, open (of doors and windows).

dont, from which, of which, whose, with which,

dormir, to sleep.

dos, »., back.

doubler, to double, line.

doucement, softly, gently.

douleur, /., pain.

douloureu-x, -se, painful.

doute, #7., doubt.

douter, to doubt; se —, to suspect.

dou-x, -ce, soft, sweet, easy.

douzaine, /., dozen.

drame, #., drama.

dresser, to set up, straighten, raise; 8e —, to stand, arise.

droit, #., right, claim,

droit, —, straight, upright.

droite, j., right hand, the right.

dunette, /., poop.

dur, -e, hard; heavy, rough (of the sea).

durée, j., duration.

durer, to last.

dureté, j., hardness.

eau, j., water.

sion, pastime,

éblouissant, —e, dazzling.

échange, »., exchange.

échanger, to exchange échantillon, #., specimen.

| échapper, te escape; 8’—, to

come out, escape.

échelle, ., ladder.

| écho, »., echo.

échouement, 7». running aground,.

échouer, to be aground, run

aground; 8’—, to run aground.

| éclabousser, to splash.

| éclair, »., lightning.

éclairage, #., lighting.

| éclaircie, f., clear place.

éclaircir, to clear up; 8’—, to be explained.

éclairer, to illuminate, light.

éclat, ».., radiancy, glitter, light, brilliancy.

éclatant, —, dazzling.

éclater, to break out.

écorcher, to flay, graze; s°— to graze (one’s leg, arm, etc.).

écouler (s’), to pass away, elapse,

| écouter, to listen.

écrasement, m., Crushing, crush.

écraser, to crush.

écrier (s’), to exclaim, cry out.

écrire, to write,

écrou, »., nut of a screw.

| écueil, »., reef.

| effacer, to efface; 8° to dis.

appear, be obliterated

| effaré, —, wild.

ébat, »., gambol, sport, diver-

effet, ., effect, impression; en —, in fact, in reality.

effleurer, to graze, touch upon.

effrayant, —e, frightful.

effrayer, to frighten.

effroi, »., fright.

effroyable, frightful.

effroyablement, frightfully.

égal, —, equal.

également, equally, also.

égaler, to equal.

égard, ”., regard; à notre —, with regard to us.

eh! ah! welll — bien! well!

élan, ”1., start.

élancer (s’), to shoot forth, rush.

élargir, to enlarge; 8’—, to grow wide.

élastique, spring-like.

électrique, electric.

électriquement, electrically.

élégant, -e, elegant.

élément, »., element.

élève, "., f., pupil, student.

élevé, —e, high, elevated.

élever, to raise; 8—, to arise, rise, go further.

elle-même, herself, itself.

éloigné, —, distant.

éloigner, to take away; 8’—, to go away.

embarcation, /.

boat.

embarquer, to put on shipboard, take on board, ship; 8’—, to embark, sail.

craft, small

embarrasser, to hinder, embar- |

rass.

emboîter, to fit, fit in, encase; s’—, to fit in.

| embouquer, to enter (a strait).

embranchement, »., branch, division.

embrasser, to embrace, kiss.

embrayer, to stop.

émerger, to emerge.

émerveiller, to astonish, amaze.

emmagasiner, to store, store up.

emmaillotter, to bind up.

émousser, to blunt.

émouvant, —e, touching, stirring.

emparer (s’), to seize, take hold of.

empêchement, 7.

obstruction.

empêcher, to prevent, keep from.

empire, »:., empire, SWay.

empirer, to grow worse.

emplir, to fill.

employer, to use, employ.

empoisonner, to poison.

emporter, to carry aWay, carry.

empresser (8°), to hasten.

emprisonnement, #7, imprisonment, confinement.

emprisonner, to imprison, confine.

ému, —e, moved, touched.

encâbiure, /., cable-length.

enchaîner, to chain, chain up.

enchanter, to enchant, charm delight.

enchevêtrement, »7., blending.

mixing.

encore, still, again, yet, more over.

encourageant, -e, encouraging.

hindrance,

VOCABULARY

encre, j., ink.

endormi, -e, asleep.

endormir, to sleep, put to sleep; 8’—, to fall asleep.

endosser, to put on (of clothing), don.

endroit, »., place, spot.

énergie, f., energy.

énergique, energetic.

enfant, »., child.

enfermer, to shut in, shut up, lock up.

enfin, at last, finally, in short.

enfoncer, to bury, drive; s’—, to sink, dive, plunge, rush in.

enfouir, to bury.

enfuir (s’), to run away, run.

engagement, »., engagement, pledging.

engager, to engage, invite, incase, advise; s’ ; to go, begin.

engin, »., engine, weapon, implement, apparatus.

engloutir, to engulf, swallow up.

engouffrer (s’), to run into.

énigmatique, enigmatical.

enivrer, to intoxicate, excite.

enlever, to carry away, Carry off, remove, take off; S’—., to rise, go up.

ennemi, —e, enemy.

ennuyer, to bother, weary.

énorme, enormous.

enragé, —, mad, enraged.

enrayer, to stop.

ensemble, #., whole, ensemble.

ensuite, then, afterwards.

entamer, to cut, make an incision, break through, begin.

| entassement, »., pile, heap.

entasser, to pile up.

entendre, to hear; understand, mean; 8/—, to agree, be skillful.

enterrer, to bury.

enthousiasme, »., enthusiasm.

enti-er, -ère, entire, whole.

entièrement, entirely, completely.

entourer, to surround,

entrainement, »., speed, carrying away, impulse,

entraîner, to Carry away, take aWay, cause, lead away.

entre, among, between.

entrée, /., mouth.

entreprendre, to undertake.

entreprise, /., enterprise, undertaking.

entrer, to enter, come in.

entreprise, /., undertaking.

access, entrance,

| entrer, to enter.

entretenir, to converse, talk ; S’—, to talk together.

entrevoir, to catch a glimpse of, partly see.

entr’ouvrir, Partly to open, to half open.

entrevue, f., interview, meeting.

| envahir, to invade, overrun.

envahissement, »., invasion.

envelopper, to envelop, cover, surround.

envers, towards.

envie, j., longing, wish, desire.

environ, about.

environs, ”. p/., vicinitÿ, environs.

envoyer, to send.

épais, -se, thick, heavy.

épaisseur, /., thickness.

épargner, to spare, save.

pars, -€, scattered.

épaté, —e, flat.

épaule, j., shoulder.

épauler, to press to the shoulder (of rifles).

épave, /., wreck.

épée, j., sword.

éperdu, —e, distracted.

éperon, 7”, spur, ships).

époque, j., epoch, time.

épouvantable, frightful.

épouvante, j., terror, dismay.

éprouver, to experience, feel.

épuisé, —e, exhausted.

équateur, #., equator.

équilibre, #., equilibrium, balance.

équipage, »., crew.

équité, ., equity, justice.

éraillement,»1.,scratching noise.

érailler, to scratch lightly, graze.

escalier, »7., stairway.

esclavage, ., slavery.

esclave, »., f., slave.

espace, 77., space.

espagnol, -e, Spanish.

espèce, j., species, kind.

espérer, to hope.

espoir, »1., hope.

ram (of

VOCABULARY

esprit, »”., mind, spirit.

essayer, to try, feel.

est, »1., East.

estimer, to estimate, value.

établir, to establish, fix, make.

étanche, water-tight.

état, m1. state, condition.

États-Unis, ».p/., United States.

éteindré, to extinguish; 8’—, to go out.

étendre, to extend, stretch out, throw down, spread.

étendu, —e, stretched, lying down.

étincelle, /., spark.

étiqueter, to label.

étoffe, j., cloth, stuff.

étoiler, to star, stud with stars.

étonnant, -e, astonishing.

étonnement, #., astonishment.

étonner, to astonish.

étouffer, to be choking, be suffocated.

étrange, »7., strange.

étrang-er, ère, stranger, foreigner, strange ; à l’—, abroad.

être, »., being.

étreinte, /., grasp.

étroit, —e, narrow.

étude, /., study.

étudier, to study.

Europe, /.. Europe.

européen, -ne, European.

évader (s’), to escape.

évaluer, to estimate, value,

évanouir (8’), to faint, vanish.

évasion, /., escape, flight.

évasivement, evasively.

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éveiller, to awaken; "#’—, to awake.

événement, »., event.

évent, »:., nostril (of whales),

évidemment, evidently.

évider, to hollow, scocp out; Cut out,

éviter, to avoid.

exactement, exactly,

exagérer, to exaggerate,

examen, /1., examination.

examiner, to look at, examine.

excès, m., excess.

excessi-f, —ve, excessive, exorbitant.

excitation, /., excitement.

exemple, "., example.

exergue, "., exergue.

exorbitant, —e, extravagant, exorbitant.

expérience, f., experiment.

explication, j., explanation.

expliquer, to explain.

exploit, m., feat, achievement, exploit.

exploitant, »., worker.

exploitation, /., working.

explosi-f, -ve, explosible.

exposer, to expose, hazard, ven-

exprimer, to express. [ture.

exquis, —, exquisite.

extase, j., ecstacy.

extérieur, —e, exterior, outside.

extra-natural, -le, extra-natural.

extraordinaire, extraordinary.

extrémité, f., extremity, end.

extumescence, fx Prominence, hillock.

fabriquer, to make,

fâcher, -se, to get angry.

fâcheu-x, 8e, troublesome difficult.

facile, easy

facilement, easily,

facilité, ;., facility.

faciliter, to facilitate, make easy

fac-simile, »., facsimile,

faible, weak, feeble.

faible, »., weak side, foible,

faiblement, weak! y.

faillir, to be on the point of,

faim, f, hunger; avoir —, to be hungrÿ; mourir de —, to be starving, be very hungry, starve to death.

faire, to do, make; se —, to occur, be done.

fait, »., fact,

falloir, to be necessary, must, should, ought, take.

fameu-x, -se, famous.

familiariser, to familiarize, ac- Custom to; se —; to becor:& accustomed to.

fanal, »., lantern of a ship.

fanon, »., fin (of whales),

fantaisie, f., fancy.

farouche, fierce.

fatalité, ;.,, fatality.

fatigué, —e, tired, fatigued,

fatiguer, -se, to become tired.

fausser, to strain, bend ; — com.

Pagnie, tc give the slip.

faute, j., mistake, fault, want.

fauve, tawny; bête —, wild animal!

favoriser, to favor.

favori, -te, favorite.

tébrile, tebrile, feverish.

fécond, -e, teeming, prolific.

femme, j., wife, woman.

fer,m.,iron; tige de —, iron rod.

ferme, hard, solid, firm.

fermer, to close, shut.

ferrure, j., iron-work.

fête, j., feast, treat.

feu, m., fire, light.

février, m., February.

fidèle, faith£ul.

figure, j., face.

fil, m., wire.

filament, »., filament, thread.

filet, »., tenderloin, net.

filtrer, to filter.

fin, /., end; mener à bonne —, to bring to an end, succeed.

fin, —, fine.

finir, to finish, end; en —, to put an end to it.

fixe, fixed, settled, steady.

fixement, fixedly.

fixer, to fix, settle, determine, stare.

Flamand, —e, Flemish.

flanc, ”., side.

flaneu-r, -se, saunterer, loiterer.

flèche, j., arrow.

fléchir, to bend.

fleur, j., flower; à — de, level with.

fleuve, ”., river.

fecund,

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flore, j., flora.

flot, m., wave, tide, torrent, sea se trouver à —, to be afloat à —s, in a stream.

flottaison, /., water line.

flottant, —e, floating.

flotter, to flcat, sail.

fluide, »r., fluid.

flux, ”., tide.

foi, /., faith; ma, really!

foie, ».., liver.

fois, /., time; à la —,at the same time; une —; deux —, twice.

fonctionner, to work, act.

fond, »., depth, bottom; au —, in the main; pote du —, back door.

fondat-eur, -rice, founder.

fondre, to melt into, burst into.

force, j., strength, force, power ; — motrice, motive power.

forcément, necessarily, forcibly.

forcer, to force, urge, compel, oblige.

forêt, m., forest.

forger, to forge.

forme, /., shape, form; dans les —s, formally.

formel, -le, formal, express, precise.

former, to form, train.

fort, very, very much, hard.

fort, e, strong, large.

fosse, j., hole.

fou, fol, -le, mad, crazy.

foudre, /. lightning, thunder bolt.

once;

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foudroyant, —, terrible, crush- |

ing, tremendous,

foudroyé, —, instantly killed, struck by lightning.

foudroyer, to strike with lightning; se faire -, 1o be stricken by lightning,

fouiller, to search

foulant, —, pressing down:

Pompes —s, force pumps.

fouler, to tread.

fourchette, /., fork.

fourmilière, /., anl-nest, swarm,

fourneau, »:., furnace.

fournir, to furnish, provide,

fournisseur, contractor, tradesman.

fourrure, ., fur.

fracas, m., noise, crash.

fracasser, to fracture, break.

frais, fraîche, fr:sh, cool,

tranc, -he, frank.

français, —, French,

franchement, frankly.

franchir, to go over, cross, get through, travel over.

frapper, to strike, hit, knock.

frégate, f., frigate.

frein, »., bit.

frêle, frail, weak.

frémir, to shake, tremble, shudder.

frémissement, »., shuddering, vibration, revolution (of engines).

fréquemment, frequently.

fréquenter, to frequent.

friable, friable.

friction, /., rubbing, friction.

frictionner, to rub.

frissonner, to shudder, tremble,

froid, "., cold; avoir —, to be cold.

froid, -e, cold.

froidement, coli}.

froncer, to contract (of eyebrows).

fronde, j., sling.

front, "., forehead,

frotter, to rub.

fruit, »., fruit, nut, result.

fuir, to shun, avoid, fly, run away.

fuite, j., flight.

fumée, j., smoke.

funèbre, funeral.

fureur, j., fury.

furie, f., fury.

furieu-x, -se, furious.

fusiforme, spindle-shaped, fusiform.

fusil, "., shot-gun, gun.

gâchette, /., trigger.

Sagner, to win, gain, earn, reach.

gaillard, »., fellow.

galerie, f., gallery.

gambade, j., gambol, skip.

gant, "., glove.

SarÇçOn, "., boy, man.

garde, j., guard.

garder, to keep, guard, protect.

garnir, to be provided, furnish, provide,

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