| choisir un terme: 49 | page 2 de 3 | | 21. | fort, -e | adj., adv. and s. strong, clever, hard, very; very much, much, heavy, loud, astounding. | | 22. | fortement | adv. strongly, firmly, very. | | 23. | forteresse | f. fortress. | | 24. | fortification | f. fortification (in pl. the name is given to the wall around Paris). | | 25. | fortifier | v. to fortify, strengthen. | | 26. | fortune | f. fortune. | | 27. | forêt | f. forest; la Forêt Noire, the Black Forest (east of the upper Rhine, in Baden and Würtemberg, corresponding in elevation to the Vosges on the west bank). | | 28. | fossette | f. dimple. | | 29. | fossé | m. ditch, moat, drain. | | 30. | fou, folle | adj. and s. mad, crazy, wild, capricious, crazy person, madman. | | 31. | foudre | f. flash (of lightning), thunderbolt. | | 32. | fouetter | v. to whip, whip up, lash. | | 33. | fouiller | v. to dig, dig in, excavate, search, ransack. | | 34. | fouillis | m. confused mass, confusion, disorder. | | 35. | fouine | f. beech-marten (white-throated marten). | | 36. | foule | f. crowd, lot. | | 37. | fouler | v. to trample upon, tread. | | 38. | four | m. oven, kiln; le — chauffe pour moi, things are getting hot for me. | | 39. | fourche | f. fork, pitchfork. | | 40. | fourchette | f. fork. | | |
