Chile French - English
1.
Englishcatfish
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Englishtype of fish
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Frenchpoisson-chat
2.
Englishmake out
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Englishto kiss or to make love
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Frenchembrasser, faire l'amour
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Englishto kiss or to make love
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Frenchembrasser, faire l'amour
3.
Englishhash
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Englishthe '#' symbol
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Frenchcroisillon
4.
Englishsuit
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Englishsuit of clothes
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Frenchcomplettailleurensemble
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Englishdude
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Frenchcheckmon pote
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Englishspeed bump
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Englishtransverse ridge in the road
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Frenchralentisseur
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Englishmaid
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Englishfemale servant or cleaner
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Frenchbonnedomestique
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Englishdown payment
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Frenchpremier acompte
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Englishcopper
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Englishslang: a policeman
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Frenchflickeuf
10.
Englishbeet
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EnglishBeta vulgaris
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Frenchbetterave
11.
Englishpussy
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Englishslang: female genitalia
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Frenchchattefrfoufoune
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Englishjacket
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Englishpiece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse
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Frenchveste
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Englishgasoline
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Englishmotor fuel
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Frenchessence
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Englishright away
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Englishvery soon, immediately
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Frenchtout de suite, sur le champ, séance tenante
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16.
Englishnope
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Englishinformal "no"
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Frenchnan
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Englishbaby
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Englishvery young human being
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Frenchbébé
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Englishbroom
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Englishdomestic utensil
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Frenchbalai
19.
Englishsweatshirt
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Englishloose shirt
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Frenchsweat-shirt, sweatshirt
20.
Englishcomputer game|computer
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Englishdevice
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Frenchordinateur
21.
Englishapartment
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Frenchappartement
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Englishtoilet paper|toilet paper
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Frenchpapier toilette
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24.
Englishpamper
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Englishto treat with excessive care, to indulge
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Frenchchoyer, dorloter
25.
Englishgame|computer
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Englishdevice
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Frenchordinateur
26.
Englishswear word
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Frenchjuron
27.
Englishwomanizer
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Englishhabitual seducer of women
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Frenchcoureurcavaleur
28.
Englishbooze
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Englishany alcoholic beverage
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Frenchbibine
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Englishbadge
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Englishdistinctive mark
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Frenchplaquedécoration
30.
Englishcant
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Englishsecret language
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Frenchargot
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32.
Englishshoulder
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Englishpart of a road where drivers may stop in an emergency
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Frenchbande d'arrêt d'urgence
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34.
Englishbumblebee
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Englishgenus of bee
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Frenchbourdon
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Englishpumpkin
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Englishfruit of this plant
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Frenchcitrouille
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Englishsweet potato
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Englishvine
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Frenchpatate douce
Englishsweet potato
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Englishtuber
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Frenchpatate douce
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Englishjob
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Frenchtravailmétier
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39.
Englishchurch
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Englishhouse of worship
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Frenchéglise
40.
Englishmongrel
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Englishsomeone of mixed kind
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Frenchbâtardmétis
41.
Englishcourt
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Englishto attempt to win over
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
42.
Englishoccur
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Englishmeet or come to the mind
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Frenchvenir à l'idée
43.
Englishsneaker
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Englishleisure shoes, often worn for sports, trainers
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Frenchbaskettennis
44.
Englishcommon bean
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Englishplant
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Frenchharicot
45.
Englishcourt|opinion
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Englishto attempt to win over
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
46.
Englishearring
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Englishpiece of jewelry
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Frenchboucle d'oreille
47.
Englishcoffin
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Englishbox for the dead
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Frenchcercueil
48.
Englishsatan|church
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Englishhouse of worship
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Frenchéglise
49.
Englishsleepiness
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Englishproperty of being sleepy
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Frenchsomnolence
50.
Englishpopcorn
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Englisha snack food made from corn kernels popped by dry heating
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Frenchpopcornmaïs éclaté
51.
Englishfanny pack
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Englishpouch
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Frenchbanane
52.
Englishpiggy bank
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Frenchtirelire
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54.
Englishsmall change
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Frenchpetite monnaie
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Englishwop
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Englishperson of Italian descent
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Frenchrital
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Englishbaby bottle
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Englishbottle with a teat
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Frenchbiberon
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Englishblunder
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Englishmistake
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Frenchqualifierfrfrfaux pas
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59.
Englishtyre
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Englishwheel covering
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Frenchpneu
60.
Englishcar
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Englishautomobile, a vehicle steered by a driver
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Frenchvoitureautomobile
61.
Englishtap
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Englishdevice to dispense liquid
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Frenchrobinet
62.
Englishappetizer
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Englishsmall, light first course
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Frenchamuse-gueules, garniture d'apériti, savouries, apéritif
63.
Englishcourt|united
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Englishto attempt to win over
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
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65.
Englishlaw|court
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Englishto attempt to win over
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
66.
Englishflirt
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Englishto play at courtship
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Frenchdraguer, flirter
67.
Englishdown payment|down payment
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Frenchpremier acompte
68.
Englishblack vulture
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EnglishCoragyps atratus
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Frenchvautour moine
69.
Englishhot dog
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Englishfrankfurter in a bun
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Frenchhot-dog
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Englishfrankfurter in a bun
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Frenchhot-dog
70.
Englishhubcap
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Englishdecorative disk for wheels
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Frenchchapeau de roue
71.
Englishslum
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Englishdilapidated neighborhood
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Frenchbidonville
72.
Englishcourt of law|court
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Englishto attempt to win over
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
73.
Englishriffraff
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Englishthe rabble
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Frenchracaillecanaille
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75.
Englishblanket
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Englishfabric
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Frenchcouverture
76.
Englishheel|the
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Englishpart of shoe
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Frenchtalon
77.
Englishclassroom
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Englishroom in a school
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Frenchsalle de classe
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79.
Englishapartment|apartment
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Frenchappartement
80.
Englishlanguage|job
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Frenchtravailmétier
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82.
Englishrefrigerator
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Frenchréfrigérateur
83.
Englishmop
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Englishimplement for washing floors
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Frenchserpillière
84.
Englishrolling pin
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Englishfood preparation utensil
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Frenchrouleau à pâtisserie
85.
Englishcashew nut
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Englishthe seed of the cashew tree
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Frenchnoix de cajou
86.
Englishwater|soda
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Englishsweet, carbonated drink
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Frenchboisson gazeuseliqueur
87.
Englishscience|computer
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Englishdevice
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Frenchordinateur
88.
Englishcourt|lead
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Englishto attempt to win over
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
89.
Englishsweater
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Frenchpull-overchandail
90.
Englishblond
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Englishfair-haired person
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Frenchblond
91.
Englishbookish
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Englishgiven to reading, fond of study
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Frenchbouquineur , rat de bibliothèque
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93.
Englishchitterlings
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Englishsmall pig intestine, boiled and fried
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Frenchtripes de porc
94.
Englishgossip
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Englishperson
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Frenchcommère
Englishgossip
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Englishidle talk
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Frenchcommérage, ragot, cancan, qu'en-dira-t-on
95.
Englishchange
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Englishsmall denominations of money given in exchange for a larger denomination
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Frenchmonnaie
96.
Englishchurch|presbyterian
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Englishhouse of worship
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Frenchéglise
97.
Englishbowtie
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Englishnecktie shaped like a bow
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Frenchnœud papillon, nœud pap'
98.
Englishmarble
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Englishspherical ball
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Frenchbille
99.
Englishtoothbrush
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Frenchbrosse à dents
100.
Englishall right
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EnglishUsed to affirm, indicate agreement, or consent (1)
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Frenchça allerc'être
101.
102.
Englishmarshmallow
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Englishconfectionery
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Frenchguimauvechamallow
103.
Englishpacifier
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Englishfor a baby
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Frenchsuce, sucettetototte
104.
Englishsteering wheel
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Englishwheel-shaped control
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Frenchvolant
105.
Englishrush hour
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Englishtimes of day when traffic jams are commonplace, principally due to commuting
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Frenchheure de pointe
106.
Englishballpoint pen
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Englishpen
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Frenchbic
107.
Englishlollipop
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Englishconfectionery on a stick
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Frenchsucettesuçon
108.
Englishdunno
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Englishdo (does) not know
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Frenchqualifierfr
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112.
Englishheel
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Englishpart of shoe
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Frenchtalon
113.
Englishhitchhike
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Englishto try to get a ride in a passing vehicle while standing at the side of a road
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Frenchcheckfaire de l'autostop
114.
Englishsoft drink
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Englishsweet, non-alcoholic carbonated beverage
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Frenchboisson gazeuse
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116.
Englishhangover
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Frenchgueule de bois
117.
Englishstrawberry
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Englishfruit
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Frenchfraise
118.
Englishsock
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Englishcovering for the foot
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Frenchchaussette
119.
120.
Englishfloorcloth
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Englishcloth for cleaning floors
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Frenchserpillièrepanosse
121.
Englishblack coffee
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Frenchcafé noir
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Frenchcafé noir
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123.
Englishpancake
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Englishthin batter cake
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Frenchcrêpe
124.
Englishcomputer
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Englishdevice
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Frenchordinateur
125.
Englishfringe
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Englishpart of the hair
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Frenchfrange
126.
Englishkid
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Englishyoung person (colloq.)
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Frenchgaminfr
127.
Englishgreen bean
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Frenchharicot
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130.
131.
Englishbone
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Frenchfourrer, emmancher
132.
Englishbra
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Englishbrassiere
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Frenchsoutien-gorgefr
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134.
Englishsandal
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Englishtype of footwear
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Frenchsandale
135.
136.
Englishgas station
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Englisha place which sells gasoline to pump directly into a car
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Frenchstation-serviceSenegal
137.
Englishw:book of job|job
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Frenchtravailmétier
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139.
140.
Englishlawn
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Englishground covered with grass
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Frenchgazon
141.
Englishguinea pig
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Englishrodent
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Frenchcochon d'Inde
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144.
Englishslingshot
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EnglishY-shaped stick
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Frenchfronde
145.
Englishcheesecake
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Englishdessert food
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Frenchcheesecakecheese cake
146.
Englishthong
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Englishfootwear
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Frenchqualifierfrfrgougoune
147.
Englishsidewalk
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Englishpaved footpath
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Frenchtrottoir
148.
Englishband-aid
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Englishadhesive bandage
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Frenchpansement
149.
Englishunderpants
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Englishunderwear
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Frenchcaleçoncalcifbobettes
150.
Englishjob|job
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Frenchtravailmétier
151.
Englishjob|m
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Frenchtravailmétier
152.
Englishbell pepper
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Englishspicy-sweet vegetable
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Frenchpoivron
153.
Englishaccelerator
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Englishaccelerator pedal
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Frenchaccélérateur
154.
Englishdrinking straw
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Englisha long plastic or paper tube through which a drink is drunk
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Frenchpaille
155.
Englishwoo|woo
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
156.
Englishbedroom
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Frenchchambrepiaule
157.
Englishtracksuit
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Englishgarment
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Frenchsurvêtement
158.
Englishkite
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Englishflying toy on string
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Frenchcerf-volant
159.
Englishtrunk
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Englishluggage storage compartment of a sedan/saloon style car
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Frenchcoffre (de voiture)malle
160.
Englishwoo
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
161.
Englishshaggy
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Englishrough with long or thick hair, fur or wool, unshaven, ungroomed, or unbrushed
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Frenchhirsute
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163.
Englishembarrassment
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Englishstate of discomfort
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Frenchembarras
164.
Englishladybird
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Englishmember of Coccinellidae
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Frenchcoccinelle
165.
Englishbaking powder
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Frenchlevure chimique
166.
Englishguff
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Englishnonsensical talk or thinking
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Frenchfoutaises
167.
Englishchav
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Englishrelating to a youth from a working class background, aggressive with poor education
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Frenchracaille
168.
Englishautomated teller machine
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Englishbanking
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170.
Englishfuck around
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Englishto behave immaturely
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Frenchcheckdéconner
171.
Englishclutch
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Frenchembrayage
Englishclutch
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EnglishThe pedal in a car that disengages power transmission
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Frenchpédale d'embrayage
172.
Englishappalling
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EnglishThat appalls/appals or appall/appal
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Frenchépouvantable, effroyable
173.
Englishthorny
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Englishhaving thorns
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Frenchépineux
Englishthorny
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Englishtroublesome
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Frenchépineux
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175.
Englishmacaw
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Englishvarious parrots
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Frenchara
176.
Englishnightstand
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Frenchtable de nuitliseuse
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178.
Englishplay hooky
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Englishto stay away from school, work, etc. without suitable permission or excuse
179.
Englishcountry bumpkin
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Frenchpéquenaud
180.
Englishchicken pox
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Englishchildhood disease
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Frenchvaricelle
181.
Englishcufflink
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Frenchbouton de manchette
182.
Englishboo-boo
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EnglishA minor injury
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Frenchbobo
183.
Englishlicense plate
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Frenchplaque d'immatriculation
184.
Englishtoilet paper
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Frenchpapier toilette
185.
Englishblood sausage
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Englishtype of sausage
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Frenchboudin
186.
Englishconnive
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Englishto pretend to be ignorant of something in order to escape blame
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Frenchfeindre l'ignorance
187.
Englishcourt|the
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Englishto attempt to win over
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
188.
Englishsoapberry
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Englishwoody plant
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Frenchsavonnier
189.
Englishcourt|supreme
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Englishto attempt to win over
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Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour
190.
Englishchange|rates
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Englishsmall denominations of money given in exchange for a larger denomination
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Frenchmonnaie
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