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Dictionary French ↔ English: [hum]

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	casanier `{adj}`	domesticated `[hum.]` `[of` `a` `man:` `fond` `of` `home` `life` `and` `housework]`
	irrécupérable `{adj}` `[fam.]` `[hum.]` `[personne]`	beyond redemption `[hum.]`
	irrécupérable `{adj}` `[fam.]` `[hum.]` `[personne]`	past redemption `[hum.]`
	maboul `{adj}` `[fam.]` `[fou]`	cuckoo `[coll.]` `[hum.]`
	méchant `{adj}`	dastardly `[dated]` `[hum.]`
	anat. plantureux `{adj}` `[femme]`	well-endowed `[coll.]` `[hum.]`
	souffrant `{adj}`	indisposed `[hum.]`
Verbs
	défenestrer qn. `[aussi` `fig.]`	to defenestrate sb. `[formal` `or` `hum.]` `[also` `fig.]`
	dr. détrousser qn. `[vieux` `ou` `hum.]`	to rob sb.
	éructer	to repeat oneself `[coll.]` `[hum.]` `[belch]`
	subodorer qc. `[hum.]`	to anticipate sth.
	subodorer qc. `[hum.]`	to augur sth.
	subtiliser qc. `[dérober]`	to nick sth. `[Br.]` `[coll.]` `[also` `hum.]` `[to` `steal` `sth.]`
	trucider qn. `[hum.]`	to bump sb. off `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	trucider qn. `[hum.]`	to do sb. in `[coll.]` `[to` `kill]`
Nouns
	cuis. breuvage `{m}` `[hum.]` `[littéraire]`	3 beverage
	cuis. apéritif `{m}`	preprandial drink `[hum.]` `[aperitif]`
	baiseur `{m}` `[fam.]` `[vulg.]`	fornicator `[formal` `or` `hum.]`
	baiseuse `{f}` `[fam.]` `[vulg.]`	fornicator `[formal` `or` `hum.]` `[female]`
	bedaine `{f}` `[fam.]`	brewer's goitre `[Br.]` `[coll.]` `[hum.]`
	optique bésicles `{m.pl}` `[arch.,` `hum.]`	barnacles `{pl}` `[Br.` `dial.]` `[spectacles]`
	optique bésicles `{m.pl}` `[arch.,` `hum.]`	eyeglasses `{pl}` `[one` `pair]` `[esp.` `Am.]`
	optique bésicles `{m.pl}` `[arch.,` `hum.]`	glasses `{pl}` `[one` `pair]`
	optique bésicles `{m.pl}` `[arch.,` `hum.]`	goggles `{pl}` `[coll.]` `[one` `pair` `of` `glasses]`
	optique bésicles `{m.pl}` `[arch.,` `hum.]`	specs `{pl}` `[coll.]` `[one` `pair` `of` `spectacles]`
	optique bésicles `{m.pl}` `[arch.,` `hum.]`	spectacles `{pl}` `[one` `pair]` `[esp.` `Br.]`
	optique bésicles `{m.pl}` `[arch.,` `hum.]`	pair of glasses
	optique bésicles `{m.pl}` `[arch.,` `hum.]`	pair of spectacles
	sport boxe `{f}`	pugilism `[dated` `or` `hum.]`
	brioche `{f}` `[fig.]` `[hum.]` `[fam.]`	paunch `[coll.]`
	brioche `{f}` `[fig.]` `[hum.]` `[fam.]`	potbelly `[coll.]`
	brioche `{f}` `[fig.]` `[hum.]` `[fam.]`	beer gut `[coll.]`
	colère `{f}`	wrath `[literary` `or` `hum.]`
	occup. théâtre comédienne `{f}`	thespian `[formal` `or` `hum.]` `[actress]`
	courroux `{m}`	wrath `[literary` `or` `hum.]`
	anat. crâne `{m}` `[fam.]` `[tête]`	pate `[hum.]` `[else` `archaic]` `[head]`
	damoiselle `{f}` `[vieux]` `[demoiselle]`	damsel `[literary]` `[archaic]` `[hum.]`
	dulcinée `{f}` `[fam.]` `[hum.]`	beloved `[female]`
	entourloupettes `{f.pl}` `[fam.]` `[hum.]`	hanky-panky `[dubious` `behaviour` / `behavior]`
	fin. escarcelle `{f}` `[hum.]`	money pouch
	factotum `{m}`	chief cook and bottlewasher `[coll.]` `[hum.]`
	friponneries `{f.pl}` `[fam.]` `[hum.]`	hanky-panky `[dishonest` `behaviour` / `behavior]`
	galipettes `{f.pl}` `[fam.]` `[hum.]`	hanky-panky `[sexual]`
	géniteur `{m}` `[hum.]`	parent
	génitrice `{f}` `[hum.]`	parent `[female]`
	habitant `{m}`	denizen `[formal` `or` `hum.]`
	occup. huissier `{m}` `[archaïque]` `[hum.]` `[portier]`	porter `[Br.]` `[doorkeeper]`
	jouvenceau `{m}` `[vieux` `ou` `ironique]`	whippersnapper `[dated` `or` `hum.]`
	ling. langage `{m}`	lingo `[pej.` `or` `hum.]` `[language]`
	mâle `{m}` `[fam.]` `[hum.]`	he-man `[coll.]` `[hum.]`

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