| choisir un terme: 50 | page 2 de 3 | | 21. | fricasser | v. to fricassee. | | 22. | fricassée | f. fricassee (meat cut up and served in sauce). | | 23. | fricot | m. stew, ragout. | | 24. | frigousse | f. food, feasting, high time (familiar). | | 25. | fringaler | v. to stagger (Old French word = to dance). | | 26. | friper | v. to rumple, wear out. | | 27. | fripon | m. rogue, rascal. | | 28. | friser | v. to curl; frisé, -e, curled, curly. | | 29. | frisson | m. shiver, shudder; avoir (donner) le --, to have (give) the shivers. | | 30. | frissonner | v. to shiver, shudder, tremble. | | 31. | froid, -e | adj. and m. cold, chill. | | 32. | froidement | adv. coldly, coolly. | | 33. | froissement | m. rumpling, rustling. | | 34. | froncer | v. to wrinkle, contract, pucker, knit; — les sourcils, frown, scowl. | | 35. | front | m. forehead, brow, face, effrontery, impudence, "nerve." | | 36. | frontière | f. frontier. | | 37. | fronton | m. pediment. | | 38. | frottement | m. rubbing, scratching, scraping. | | 39. | fruit | m. fruit, advantage, result. | | 40. | frère | m. brother. | | |
