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A great number of words of
French origin have entered the
English language to the extent that many Latin words have come to the English language.
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dace
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dagger
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daguerreotype
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dainty, Old Fr. deintie
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dais, Old Fr. dais
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dally
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dalmatic, Old Fr. dalmatique
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damage, Old Fr. damage
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dame
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damn, Fr. damner
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damnable
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damnation
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damsel
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dance
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dandelion
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danger
-
dangerous
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darnel
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dart
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date
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daub
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daunt
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dauphin
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dean, Old Fr. deien, compare Mod. Fr. doyen
-
debacle
-
debar
-
debark
-
debase
-
debatable
-
debate
-
debauch
-
debauchee
-
debilitation
-
debility
-
debit
-
debonair
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debridement
-
debris
-
debt, Old Fr. dete, compare Mod. Fr. dette
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debtor, Old Fr. detor, relatinized in Modern Fr. débiteur (from debitor)
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debut
-
debutant
-
debutante
-
decade
-
decadence
-
decadent
-
Decalogue
-
decamp
-
decant
-
decapitate
-
decapitation
-
decapod
-
decay
-
decease
-
deceit
-
deceive
-
December
-
decent
-
decentralisation
-
deception
-
deceptive
-
decide
-
decider
-
decilitre
-
decimetre
-
decision
-
decisive
-
declaim
-
declamation
-
declarant
-
declaration
-
declarative
-
declare
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déclassé
-
declination
-
decline
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declivity
-
decoction
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décolletage
-
décolleté
-
decompose
-
décor or
decor
-
decorative
-
decoupage
-
decouple
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decrease
-
decree
-
decrepit
-
decrepitude
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decry
-
decuple
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dedication
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deduction
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deface
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defamation, Old Fr. diffamacion, compare Mod. Fr. diffamation
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defamatory
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defame
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default, Old Fr. defaute, compare Mod. Fr. défaut
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defeasance
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defeat, Old Fr. desfait, pp. of desfaire, compare Mod. Fr. défaite
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defeatist
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defect
-
defective
-
defence or
defense
-
defend
-
defendant
-
defendor
-
defensible
-
defensive
-
defer
-
deference
-
deferent
-
defiance
-
deficit
-
defile
-
define
-
definition
-
definitive
-
defloration
-
deflower
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deforest
-
deforestation
-
deform
-
deformation
-
deformity
-
defraud
-
defray
-
defrock
-
defunct
-
defy
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degeneration
-
deglutition
-
degradation
-
degrade
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degree
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deific
-
deign
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deism
-
deist
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deity
-
déjà vu
-
deject
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dejection
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delay, Old Fr. deslaier, compare Mod. Fr. délai
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delectable
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delectation
-
delegate
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deliberation
-
deliberative
-
delicious
-
delight
-
delimit
-
delimitation
-
delinquent
-
deliver
-
deliverance
-
delivery
-
deluge
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de luxe or
deluxe
-
demand
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demarche
-
demeanor
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dement
-
demerit
-
demesne
-
demimonde
-
demise
-
demission
-
demitasse
-
democracy
-
democrat
-
democratic
-
democratize
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démodé
-
demoiselle
-
demolish
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demolition
-
demonetization
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demonstration
-
demonstrative
-
demoralize
-
demur
-
demure
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demurrage
-
demurrer
-
denationalize
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denature
-
denier
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denim
-
denizen
-
Dennis
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denomination
-
denote
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denouement
-
denounce
-
dense
-
density
-
dental
-
dentifrice
-
dentist
-
denture
-
denudation
-
denude
-
deny
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deodand
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dépanneur
-
depart
-
department
-
departmental
-
departure
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depeche
-
depend
-
dependant
-
dependence
-
depiction
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depilatory
-
deplorable
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deplore
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deploy, Fr. déployer
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deployment
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deport
-
deportation
-
deportment
-
depose
-
deposition
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depot
-
deprave
-
deprecation
-
deprecative
-
depredation
-
depress
-
depression
-
deprive
-
deputation
-
depute
-
deputy
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deracinate
-
derail
-
derailleur
-
derailment
-
derange
-
derangement
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deride
-
de rigueur
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derision
-
derivation
-
derivative
-
derive
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derogation
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derriĂšre
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descant
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descend, Old Fr. descendre
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descendant
-
descension
-
descent
-
describe
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description
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descry
-
desecrate
-
desert, Old Fr. desert
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desertion
-
deserve
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deshabille
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desiccation
-
designation
-
desirable
-
desire
-
desirous
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desist
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Des Moines
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desolation
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despair
-
desperation
-
despise
-
despite
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despoil
-
despot
-
despotic
-
despotism
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dessert
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destine
-
destiny
-
destitution
-
destrier
-
destroy
-
destroyer
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destruction
-
destructive
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desuetude
-
detach
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detachment (Fr. détachement)
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detail (Fr. détail)
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detain (Old Fr. detenir)
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détente
-
detention
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deterge
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detergent
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deterioration
-
determination
-
determinative
-
determine
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detest
-
detestable
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detestation
-
detonation
-
detour
-
detract
-
detraction
-
detractor
-
detriment
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Detroit (Fr. détroit = strait)
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deuce, from deux (two)
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devastation
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develop
-
development
-
deviation
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device (Old Fr. devis)
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devise
-
devoid
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devoir
-
devotion
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devour (Old Fr. devorer)
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devout (Old Fr. devot)
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dexterity
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diabolic
-
diabolical
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diadem
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diagonal
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diagram
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dialect
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dialectic
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dialogue
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diamanté
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diameter
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diamond
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diaper
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diarrhea
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diatonic
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diatribe
-
didactic
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diet
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differ
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difference
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different
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difficulty
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dig
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digestible
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digestion
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digestif
-
digestive
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dignity (Old Fr. dignite)
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dilatation
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dilate
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diligence
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diligent
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dime, Old Fr. disme "a tenth part", compare Mod. Fr. dĂźme
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diminish
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diminution
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diminutive
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dine
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dinner
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diocesan
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diocese
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diorama
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diphtheria
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diphthong
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diplomacy, Fr. diplomatie
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diplomat
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direction (Fr. direction)
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director
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dirigible, Fr. dirigeable
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disaccustom
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disadvantage
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disagree
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disagreeable
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disallow
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disappoint (Fr. desappointer)
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disarm (Old Fr. desarmer)
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disaster
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disastrous
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disavow
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disband
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disburse
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discern
-
discernable
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discernment
-
discharge
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discipline
-
disclaim
-
disclaimer
-
disclose
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discolour
-
discomfit
-
discomfiture
-
discomfort
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disconcert
-
discontinuance
-
discontinue
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discord
-
discordant
-
discothĂšque or
discothĂšque, thus
disco
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discount
-
discountenance
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discourage
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discourse
-
discover (Old Fr. descovrir)
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discreet
-
discretion
-
discursive
-
discussion
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disdain
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disease
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disenchant
-
disenfranchise
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disengage
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disfavour
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disfigure
-
disgorge
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disgrace
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disguise(Old Fr. desguisier)
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disgust
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dishabille
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dishevel
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dishonest
-
dishonesty
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dishonour
-
disillusion
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disinclination
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disinfect
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disinfectant
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disinter
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disjoint
-
disjunction
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dislocation
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dislodge
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disloyal
-
disloyalty
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dismal
-
dismantle
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dismay
-
dismember
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disobedience
-
disobedient
-
disobey
-
disoblige
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disorder
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disorganize
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disorient
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disparage
-
disparagement
-
disparity
-
dispensation
-
dispense
-
dispenser
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disperse
-
dispersion
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displace
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display
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displease
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displeasure
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disport, Old Fr. desporter
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disposable
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dispose
-
disposition
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dispossess
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disprove
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disputation
-
dispute
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dissension
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dissever
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dissimulation
-
dissociation
-
dissolution
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dissonance
-
dissonant
-
dissuade
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distance
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distant
-
distemper
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distention
-
distill
-
distillery
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distinct
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distinction
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distinctive
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distingue
-
distinguish
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distress
-
distribution
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distributive
-
district
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disturb
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disturbance
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disunion
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disuse
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ditty
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diuretic
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diverse
-
diversify
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diversion
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diversity
-
divert
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divest
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dividend
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divination
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divine
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divinity
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divisible
-
division
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divorce
-
divorcee
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docile
-
docility
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doctor
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doctrinaire
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doctrine
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document
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dogmatism
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doleful
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dolmen, Fr. dolmin also dolmen, perhaps incorrect transcription of Cornish tolmen
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dolomite
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dolorous
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dolphin
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domain
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dome
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domestic
-
domicile
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dominant
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domination
-
dominion
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domino
-
donation
-
donor
-
dormant
-
dormer
-
dorsal
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dosage
-
dose
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dossier
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double
-
double entendre
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doublet
-
doubloon
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doubt
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douche
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dowager
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dower
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dowry
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doyen
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doyenne
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dozen, from Old Fr. dozaine, compare modern Fr. douzaine
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drab
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dragoman
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dragon
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dragoon
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dram
-
dramaturge
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dramaturgy
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drape
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draper
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drapery
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dress (Old Fr. dresser)
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dressage
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dresser
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droll
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drollery
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dromedary
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dropsy, Old Fr. idropsie
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drug
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druggist
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druid, Old Fr. druide, from Latin druidae, from Gaulish
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dualism
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duality
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dub
-
dubitation
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ducal
-
ducat
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duchess
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duchy
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ductile
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due (Old Fr. deu, pp. of devoir)
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duet
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du jour
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duke
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dulcet
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dulcimer
-
Duluth
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dune
-
dungeon
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dupe
-
duplication
-
duplicity
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durability
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durable
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durance
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duration
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duress
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during (Old Fr. durer, compare endure)
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duty (Anglo-Fr. duete from Old Fr. deu)
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duvet
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dynamic
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dynasty
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dysentery
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dysphemism
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eager, Old Fr. aigre
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eagle, Old Fr.egle, compare modern Fr. aigle
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ease, Old Fr. aise
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easement
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easy, Old Fr. aisie, compare modern Fr. aisé
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eau de toilette
-
ebriety
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ecarte
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eccentric
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ecclesiastic
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echelon, Fr. Ă©chelon
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Ă©clair or
Ă©clair
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Ă©clat
-
eclectic
-
eclipse
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economic
-
economist
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écorché
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ecru
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ecstasy, Old Fr.estaise, compare modern Fr. extase
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Ă©cu
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edict
-
edification
-
edifice
-
edify
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edition
-
education
-
efface
-
effect
-
effectual
-
effervescence
-
efficacy
-
efficient
-
effigy
-
effleurage
-
efflorescence
-
effort
-
effrontery
-
effuse
-
effusion
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egalitarian
-
eglantine
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egoism
-
egoist
-
egret
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Egypt
-
ejaculation
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ejection
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elan
-
elapse
-
elastic
-
elation
-
election
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elegance
-
elegant
-
elegiac
-
elegy
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element
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elementary
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elephant, Old Fr. oliphant, compare modern Fr. éléphant
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elevation
-
eligible
-
elite or
Ă©lite
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ellipse
-
eloign
-
elope
-
elopement
-
eloquence
-
eloquent
-
elucidate
-
email
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emancipation
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embalm
-
embark
-
embarkation
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embarras
-
embarrass
-
embarrassment
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embassy
-
embattle
-
embellish
-
embezzle
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emblem
-
emblematic
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embolism
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embonpoint
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emboss
-
embouchure
-
embrace
-
embrasure
-
embroider
-
embroidery
-
embroil
-
emerald
-
emerge
-
emergence
-
emery
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emetic
-
emigre or
émigré
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eminence
-
eminent
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emir, Fr. Ă©mir, colloquial pronunciation of Ar. amir "commander"
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emissary
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emission
-
emollient
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emolument
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emotion
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empanel
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emperor (Old Fr. empereor)
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empire
-
emplacement
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employ (Middle Fr. employer)
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empress
-
emprise
-
emulation
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emulsion
-
enamel
-
enamour
-
en bloc
-
enceinte
-
enchant
-
enchanter
-
enchantment
-
enclave
-
enclose
-
encore
-
encounter
-
encourage, from Old Fr. encoragier, compare modern Fr. encourager
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encouragement
-
encroach
-
encrust
-
encumber
-
encumbrance
-
endeavour or
endeavor
-
endive
-
endorphin
-
endorse
-
endothermic
-
endow
-
endue
-
endurance
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endure (Old Fr. endurer)
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enemy, Old Fr. enemi, compare modern Fr. ennemi
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energy (Fr. Ă©nergie)
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enervation
-
enfant terrible
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enfeeble
-
enfilade
-
enforce
-
enforcement
-
enfranchise
-
engage
-
engagement
-
engender
-
engine
-
engineer
-
engorge
-
engrain
-
engross
-
enhance
-
enjambment
-
enjoin
-
enjoy (Old Fr. enjoir)
-
enlace
-
enlarge
-
en masse
-
enmity, from Old Fr. enemistié, compare modern Fr. inimitié
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ennoble
-
ennui
-
enormity
-
en passant
-
enrage
-
enrich, Old Fr. enrichir
-
enroll
-
enrollment
-
en route
-
ensample
-
ensemble
-
ensign
-
ensue
-
en suite or
ensuite
-
ensure
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entente
-
enter, Old Fr. entrer
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enterprise
-
entertain
-
enthrone, M.E. enthronize, from Old Fr. introniser
-
enthusiasm
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entice
-
enticement
-
entire
-
entitle
-
entomb, Old Fr. entomber
-
entomology
-
entourage
-
entrails
-
entrain
-
entrant
-
entrap
-
entreat
-
entrée
-
entrepot
-
entrepreneur
-
entry
-
enumeration
-
envelop
-
envelope, Fr. enveloppe
-
envenom
-
enviable
-
envious
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environ, Old Fr. environer
-
environs
-
envisage, Fr. envisager
-
envoy, Fr. envoyé
-
envy, Old Fr. envie
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epaulet or
epaulette, Fr. Ă©paulette
-
épée or
épée
-
epic, Fr. Ă©pique
-
epicurean, Old Fr. Epicurien
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epidemic, Fr. épidémique
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epidemy, Old Fr. ypidime, compare Mod. Fr. épidémie
-
epigram
-
epilepsy
-
epileptic
-
epilogue
-
epiphany
-
episcopal
-
episode
-
epistle
-
epitaph
-
epithet
-
epitome
-
epizootic
-
equality, from Old French equalité, compare modern Fr. égalité
-
equanimity
-
equation
-
equerry
-
equidistant
-
equilibrate
-
equinox
-
equip
-
equipage, Fr.Ă©quipage
-
equipment, Fr. Ă©quipement
-
equitable
-
equity, Old Fr. équité
-
equivalence
-
erectile
-
ergot
-
ermine, Old Fr. ermine, compare Modern Fr. hermine
-
erode, Fr. Ă©roder
-
erosion, Fr. Ă©rosion
-
erotic, Fr. Ă©rotique
-
errant
-
erratic
-
erroneous
-
eruption
-
escadrille
-
escalade
-
escallop
-
escapade
-
escape
-
escargots
-
escarole
-
escarp
-
escarpment
-
escheat
-
eschew
-
esclavage
-
escort
-
escritoire
-
escrow
-
escutcheon
-
espadrille
-
espalier
-
especial
-
espionage
-
esplanade
-
espousal
-
espouse
-
esprit
-
espy
-
esquire
-
essay
-
essence
-
establish, Old Fr. establiss-, prp. stem of establir
-
estaminet
-
estate (Old Fr. estat)
-
esteem
-
estimable
-
estimation
-
estop
-
estoppel
-
estrange
-
etagere
-
eternal
-
eternity
-
ether
-
ethic
-
etiquette
-
etude
-
etui
-
etymology
-
eucalyptus
-
Eucharist (Old Fr. eucariste)
-
Eugene
-
eunuch
-
euphony
-
European, Fr. Européen
-
europium
-
Eustace
-
evacuation
-
evacuee
-
evade
-
evagation
-
evaluate
-
evaluation
-
evanescent
-
evangel
-
evangelical
-
evangelist, Old Fr. évangéliste
-
evangelize
-
evaporation, Old Fr. Ă©vaporation
-
evasion, Fr. Ă©vasion
-
evasive
-
event
-
eventual
-
eviction
-
evidence
-
evident
-
evince
-
ewer
-
exaction
-
exactitude
-
exalt
-
exaltation
-
examination
-
examine
-
example
-
Excalibur, Old.Fr. Escalibor
-
exceed
-
excellence
-
excellent
-
except
-
exception
-
excess
-
excessive
-
exchange
-
exchequer
-
excise
-
excision
-
excitation
-
excite
-
exclaim
-
exclamation
-
excretion
-
excusable
-
excuse
-
execrable
-
execute
-
execution
-
executive
-
executor
-
exemplar
-
exemplary
-
exemplification
-
exempt
-
exemption
-
exercise
-
exhale
-
exhibition (Old Fr. exhibicion)
-
exhort
-
exhortation
-
exhumation
-
exhume
-
exigence
-
exile
-
exist
-
existence
-
existentialist
-
exorcise
-
exothermic
-
exotic
-
expand
-
expatriate
-
expatriation
-
expectant
-
expectation
-
expedience
-
expedient
-
expedition
-
expense
-
experience
-
experiment
-
expert
-
expertise
-
expiation
-
expiration
-
expire, Middle Fr. expirer
-
explication
-
explicit
-
exploit, Old Fr. esploit, compare Mod. Fr. exploiter
-
exploitation
-
exploration
-
explore
-
explosion
-
expose, Middle Fr. exposer
-
exposé or
expose
-
exposition
-
expound
-
express
-
expression
-
expressive
-
expugn
-
expulsion
-
extend
-
extension
-
extent
-
extermination
-
extern
-
external
-
extraction, Old Fr. estraction, compare Mod. Fr. extraction
-
extradition
-
extraordinaire
-
extravagance
-
extreme
-
extremity
-
extrinsic
-
exuberance
-
exuberant
-
exult
-
exultation
-
fable
-
fabric, Middle Fr. fabrique
-
fabrication
-
fabulist
-
fabulous
-
facade
-
face
-
facet
-
facetious
-
facial
-
facile
-
facilitate
-
facility
-
faction
-
factor
-
factory
-
faculty
-
fade
-
faggot
-
faience, Fr. faĂŻence
-
fail, Old Fr. failir, compare Mod. Fr. faillir
-
failure
-
faineant
-
faint
-
fair (n.), Anglo-Fr. feyre, from Old Fr. feire, compare Mod. Fr. foire
-
fairy, Old Fr. faerie, compare Mod. Fr. féerie
-
fait accompli
-
faith
-
falchion
-
falcon
-
falconer
-
falconry
-
false
-
falsify
-
falsity
-
fame
-
familial
-
familiar
-
familiarity
-
famine
-
famish
-
famous
-
fanfare
-
fantastic
-
fantasy, Old Fr. fantaisie
-
farce
-
fardel
-
farm
-
farmer
-
farrier
-
farthingale
-
fascinate
-
fashion, Old Fr. façon
-
fatal
-
fatality
-
fatigue
-
fatuity
-
faubourg
-
faucet
-
fault (Old Fr. faute)
-
Fauvist
-
faux
-
faux ami
-
faux pas
-
favour or
favor
-
favourable or
favorable
-
favourite or
favorite
-
fawn (n.), Old Fr. faon
-
fay
-
feal
-
fealty
-
feasance
-
feasible
-
feast (Old Fr. feste)
-
feat
-
feature
-
febrifuge
-
feculent
-
fecund
-
federal
-
federalism
-
federation
-
fee
-
feeble
-
feign
-
feint, Old Fr. feint
-
felicity, Old French felicite, compare modern Fr. félicité
-
felon, Old French felon, compare modern Fr. félon
-
felony, Old French felonie, compare modern Fr. félonie
-
female (Old Fr. femelle)
-
feme covert
-
feme sole
-
feminine, Old Fr. femenin, compare Mod. Fr. féminin
-
feminism
-
feminist
-
femme fatale
-
fennel
-
fer de lance
-
feral
-
ferial
-
ferment
-
ferocity
-
ferret
-
ferrule
-
fertile
-
fertilisation
-
fertilise
-
fertility
-
fervent
-
fervour
-
festal
-
fester
-
festival
-
festive
-
festivity
-
festoon
-
fete
-
feu de joie
-
feud
-
feudal
-
feuilleton
-
fiancé
-
fiancée
-
fibre
-
fiche
-
fichu
-
fiction
-
fictive
-
fidelity
-
fief
-
fierce
-
fig
-
figuration
-
figurative
-
figure
-
figurine
-
filbert
-
file
-
filet
-
filial
-
filiation
-
filigree
-
fillet, compare filet
-
film noir
-
filter
-
filtration
-
final
-
finality
-
finance
-
financier
-
fin de siecle
-
fine (Old Fr. fin)
-
finesse
-
finish
-
finitude
-
firm (adj.), Old Fr. ferm, compare Mod. Fr. ferme
-
fiscal
-
fissure
-
fix
-
flagellation
-
flageolet
-
flagitious
-
flagon
-
flagrant
-
flair
-
flambé
-
flambeau
-
flamboyant
-
flame
-
flan
-
flaneur
-
flange
-
flank
-
flatter
-
flattery
-
flatulence
-
flatulent
-
flavour or *
flavor
-
flĂšche
-
flechette
-
fleur-de-lis
-
fleuret
-
flexibility
-
flexible
-
floral
-
floret, Old Fr. florette, compare modern Fr. fleurette
-
florid
-
florin
-
florist
-
floss
-
flotsam
-
flounder
-
flour
-
flourish, Old Fr. floriss-
-
flower, Old Fr. flor, compare Mod. Fr. fleur
-
fluidity
-
flume
-
flush
-
flute
-
flutist
-
flux
-
foible
-
foie gras
-
foil
-
foliage (Fr. feuillage)
-
foliation
-
follies
-
folly (Old Fr. folie)
-
foment
-
fondant
-
fondue
-
font, Fr. fonte
-
fontanelle
-
fool, Old Fr. fol
-
forage
-
foray
-
force
-
force majeure
-
forcible
-
forecastle
-
foreclose
-
foreign (Old Fr. forain)
-
forest (Old Fr. forest)
-
forester
-
forestry
-
forfeit
-
forge
-
form
-
formality
-
formation
-
formative
-
formidable
-
formulary
-
fornication
-
fort
-
forte
-
fortification
-
fortify
-
fortitude
-
fortress
-
fortune
-
fosse
-
fossil
-
found (Old Fr. founder)
-
founder
-
foundry
-
fountain, Old Fr. fontaine
-
Fourierism
-
foyer
-
fracas
-
fractal
-
fraction, from Old French, compare modern Fr. fraction
-
fracture
-
fragile
-
fragility
-
fragrance
-
frail
-
frailly
-
framboise
-
franc
-
France
-
franchise
-
Francophone, a speaker of French (Fr. francophone)
-
frangible
-
frangipane
-
Franglais
-
frank, Old Fr. franc
-
frankincense
-
frap
-
frappé
-
fraternisation or
fraternization
-
fraternise or
fraternize
-
fraternity
-
fraud
-
fraudulent
-
fray
-
frenetic
-
frenzy
-
fret
-
friar
-
fricassee
-
frieze, Middle Fr. frise
-
frigate, Middle Fr. frégate
-
frigidity
-
fringe, Old Fr. frenge *
frippery
-
frisk
-
frisson
-
fritter, Old Fr. friture
-
frivol
-
frivolity
-
frivolous
-
frizz
-
frock
-
fromage
-
front
-
frontier
-
frontispiece
-
frottage
-
frou-frou
-
frown, Old Fr. froignier, compare Mod. Fr. renfrogner
-
fructify
-
frugal
-
frugality
-
fruit
-
fry
-
fuel
-
fugitive
-
fugue
-
full (v.)
-
fulminant
-
fulmination
-
fume
-
fumigation
-
fuck, Old Fr. foutre, Latin futuere, Greek, ficken
[1]
[2]
-
function, Old Fr. function, compare Mod. Fr. fonction
-
functionary
-
fund
-
funeral
-
funereal
-
funest
-
funk, Old Fr. fungier
-
funnel
-
fur
-
furbelow
-
furbish
-
furious
-
furnace
-
furnish
-
furniture
-
furor
-
furrier
-
furtive
-
fury, Old Fr. furie
-
fuselage
-
fusible
-
fusilier
-
fusillade
-
fusion
-
fusty
-
futile
-
future (Old Fr. futur)
-
gabardine
-
gabble
-
gaffe
-
gage
-
gaiety
-
gain
-
gaiter
-
gallant, compare galant
-
gallantry
-
galleon, Old Fr. galion
-
gallery
-
galley
-
gallimaufry
-
gallon
-
gallop, Old Fr. galop
-
galoshes
-
galvanise or
galvanize
-
galvanism
-
gambit
-
gambol
-
gambrel
-
gamin
-
gamine
-
gammon
-
ganache
-
gangrene
-
gangue
-
gantry
-
garage
-
garb
-
garbage
-
garble
-
garçon
-
garden
-
gardener
-
garderobe
-
gargantuan
-
gargle
-
gargoyle
-
garland
-
garment
-
garner
-
garnet
-
garnish
-
garret
-
garrison
-
garter, Old N. Fr. gartier, compare modern Fr. jarretiĂšre
-
Gascon
-
gasconade
-
gash
-
gasket
-
gastronome
-
gastronomic
-
gastronomy
-
gateau
-
gauche
-
gaucherie
-
gaudy
-
gauge
-
Gaul
-
gaunt
-
gauntlet
-
gauze
-
gavage
-
gavotte
-
gay (Old Fr. gai)
-
Gaylord (Old Fr. Gaillard)
-
gazelle
-
gazette
-
gel
-
gelatin or
gelatine, Fr. gélatine
-
gelatinous
-
gem, Old Fr. gemme
-
gendarme
-
gender, from genre
-
genealogical
-
genealogy
-
general
-
generic
-
generosity
-
generous
-
Genevieve
-
genial
-
genie, Fr génie
-
genre
-
genteel
-
gentility
-
gentle, Old Fr. gentil
-
gentry
-
geode
-
Geoffrey
-
geography
-
geometry
-
Gerald
-
Gerard
-
gerbil
-
germ
-
german
-
germane
-
Gertrude
-
gest
-
gesticulation
-
gesture, from geste (movement)
-
giant
-
gibbet
-
gibbon
-
giblets
-
giclée
-
gigantism
-
gigolo
-
Gilbert
-
Giles
-
gillyflower
-
gimbal
-
gimlet
-
gin
-
gingerbread
-
giraffe
-
gizzard
-
glace
-
glacial
-
glaciation
-
glacier
-
glacis
-
glaive
-
glance
-
glean
-
glebe
-
gleek
-
gleet (Old Fr. glette)
-
glissade
-
global
-
globe (Old Fr. globe)
-
globular
-
globule
-
glorify
-
glorious
-
glory
-
glucose
-
glue
-
glut, Old Fr. gloter
-
glutin
-
glutton
-
gluttonous
-
gluttony
-
glycerin
-
glycogen
-
glyph
-
gnome
-
gnomic
-
gob
-
gobbet
-
goblet, Old Fr. gobelet
-
goblin
-
Godfrey
-
goitre
-
gondolier
-
gorge
-
gorgeous
-
gouache
-
gouge
-
gourd
-
gourmand
-
gourmet
-
gout
-
govern
-
governance
-
governess
-
government
-
governor
-
gown
-
grace
-
gracious
-
grade
-
grail
-
grain
-
gram
-
grammar
-
grammarian
-
grammatical
-
grampus
-
grand
-
grandeur
-
grandiose
-
grand mal
-
Grand Marnier
-
Grand Prix
-
grange
-
granite
-
grant
-
grantor
-
grape
-
graphology
-
grapnel
-
grapple
-
grate
-
grater
-
gratification
-
gratin
-
grave (adj.)
-
gravel
-
gravy
-
grease
-
greave
-
grebe
-
grenade
-
grenadier
-
grenadine
-
griddle
-
grief
-
grievance
-
grieve
-
grievous
-
griffin or
griffon
-
grill
-
grille
-
grimace
-
grimoire
-
griot
-
grippe
-
grisaille
-
grizzle
-
grizzled
-
grognard
-
grogram
-
grommet
-
gross
-
grotesque
-
group
-
groyne
-
grudge
-
gruel, Old Fr. gruel, compare Mod. Fr. gruau
-
guarantee
-
guaranty
-
guard, Middle Fr. garde
-
guardian, Anglo-Fr. gardein, from Old Fr. gardien
-
gudgeon
-
guerdon
-
guide
-
guidon
-
guile
-
guillotine
-
guise
-
gules
-
gulf, Old Fr. golfe
-
gullet
-
gum
-
gusset
-
gutter
-
guttural
-
guzzle
-
gynecology
-
gyrfalcon
-
gyroscope
-
haberdasher
-
habiliment
-
habit
-
habitable
-
habitant
-
habitat
-
habitation
-
habitual, Old Fr. habitual, compare mod. Fr. habituel
-
haggard
-
halberd
-
hale (v.)
-
halt (n.)
-
hamlet
-
hamper (n.)
-
hangar
-
harangue
-
harass
-
harassment
-
harbinger
-
hardy
-
harlequin, Middle Fr. Harlequin, from Old Fr. Herlequin or Hellequin
-
harlot, Old Fr. herlot or arlot
-
harmonious
-
harmonisation
-
harmonise
-
harmonium
-
harmony
-
harness
-
harpoon
-
harpsichord, Fr. harpechorde
-
harridan
-
hash
-
haste, Old Fr. haste, compare modern Fr. hĂąte
-
hasty
-
hatch (v.)
-
hatchet
-
hauberk
-
haught
-
haunch
-
haunt
-
hautboy
-
haute couture
-
haute cuisine
-
hauteur
-
haversack
-
havoc
-
hawser
-
hazard, Old Fr. hasard
-
hazardous
-
hearse
-
Hebrew
-
hectare
-
hectic
-
hectolitre
-
heinous
-
heir
-
heiress
-
Helen, Fr. HĂ©lĂšne, from Greek Helene
-
helicopter
-
heliotrope
-
hellebore
-
helmet
-
hematite
-
hemistich
-
hemorrhoid
-
Henry, Old Fr. Henry, from Germ. Heinrich
-
hepatic
-
herald
-
heraldic
-
heraldry
-
herb, Old Fr. erbe, compare modern Fr. herbe
-
herbage
-
herbal
-
Herbert
-
herbivore
-
heredity
-
heresy
-
heretic
-
heritability
-
heritable, Fr. héritable
-
heritage, Old Fr. eritage, compare modern Fr. héritage
-
hermit
-
hermitage
-
hero, Old Fr. heros, compare mod. Fr. héros
-
heroism
-
heron
-
herpetology
-
hideous, Anglo-Fr. hidous, from Old Fr. hideus, compare modern Fr. hideux
-
hierarchy, Old Fr. ierarchie, compare mod. Fr. hiérarchie
-
hippodrome
-
hippogriff
-
historian
-
historic
-
history, Old Fr. historie, compare mod. Fr. histoire
-
hod
-
hodgepodge, Old Fr. hochepot
-
hoe
-
hollandaise
-
homage
-
homicide
-
homily
-
honest
-
honesty
-
honour or
honor, Anglo-Fr. honour, from Old Fr. onor or eneur, compare modern Fr. honneur
-
honourable or
honorable, Old Fr. honorable, compare modern Fr. honorable
-
honorary
-
hoopla, Fr. houp lĂ
-
horde
-
horizon
-
horizontal
-
horoscope
-
horrible
-
horror
-
hors de combat
-
hors d'Ćuvre
-
hospice
-
hospitable
-
hospital, Old Fr. hospital, compare modern Fr. hĂŽpital
-
hospitality, Old Fr. hospitalité
-
host, Old Fr. hoste, compare modern Fr. hĂŽte
-
hostage
-
hostel, Old Fr. hostel, compare modern Fr. hĂŽtel
-
hostelry
-
hostile
-
hostility
-
hostler
-
hotel, Old Fr. hostel, compare modern Fr. hĂŽtel
-
hotelier
-
hour, Anglo-Fr. houre, compare modern Fr. heure
-
Hubert
-
hue, Old Fr. hue
-
huge, Old Fr. ahuge
-
Hugh
-
Huguenot
-
human
-
humane
-
humanist
-
humanists
-
humanity, Old Fr. humanité
-
humble
-
humid
-
humidity
-
humiliation, Old Fr. humiliation
-
humility
-
humorous
-
humour or
humor
-
hurt, Old Fr. hurter, compare modern Fr. heurter
-
hut, Fr. hutte, from Germ. hĂŒtte
-
hutch, Old Fr. huche
-
hydrate
-
hydrogen
-
hyena, Old Fr. hiene, compare modern Fr. hyĂšne
-
hygiene, Fr. hygiĂšne
-
hygienic
-
hygrometre
-
hygroscopic
-
hymen, Fr. hymen, from Greek hymen
-
hymn
-
hyoid
-
hypnagogic
-
hypnotic
-
hypochondriac, Fr. hypocondriaque
-
hypocrisy
-
hypocrite
-
hypothesis
-
iamb
-
ibogaine
-
iconoclast
-
idée fixe
-
identifiable
-
identification
-
identify
-
identity
-
ideologue
-
ideology
-
ides
-
idiocy
-
idiom
-
idiosyncrasy
-
idiot
-
idol
-
idolater
-
idolatry
-
ignition
-
ignoble
-
ignominious
-
ignominy
-
ignorance
-
ignorant
-
ignore
-
iliac
-
illegal
-
illegality
-
illiberal
-
illicit
-
Illinois
-
illumination
-
illumine
-
illusion
-
illusory
-
illustration
-
image
-
imagery
-
imaginary
-
imagination
-
imaginative
-
imagine
-
imbecile
-
imbibe
-
imbrication
-
imbrue
-
imbue
-
imitable
-
imitation
-
immanence
-
immanent
-
immature
-
immediate
-
immemorial
-
immense
-
immensity
-
immobile
-
immobilisation
-
immobilise
-
immobility
-
immolation
-
immoral
-
immorality
-
immortal
-
immortality
-
immunisation
-
immunise
-
immunity
-
immunology
-
immutability
-
immutable
-
impair
-
impalpable
-
impart
-
impartial
-
impartiality
-
impasse
-
impassible
-
impatience
-
impatient
-
impeach
-
impeachment
-
impeccable
-
impenetrable
-
imperceptible
-
imperfect
-
imperfection
-
imperial
-
imperious
-
imperishable
-
impermanence
-
impermanent
-
impermeability
-
impermeable
-
impermissible
-
impertinence
-
impertinent
-
imperturbable
-
impetuosity
-
impetuous
-
impi
-
impiety
-
impious
-
implacable
-
implant
-
implantation
-
implication
-
implicit
-
imply
-
importance
-
important
-
importation
-
importune
-
importunity
-
imposable
-
impose
-
imposition
-
impossibility
-
impossible
-
imposter
-
impostor
-
imposture
-
impotence
-
impotent
-
impoverish
-
impoverishment
-
imprecision
-
impregnable
-
impregnation
-
impression
-
impressionable
-
impressionism
-
impressionist
-
imprint
-
imprison
-
imprisonment
-
improbable
-
impromptu
-
improper
-
impropriety
-
improve
-
improvement
-
improvisation
-
improvise
-
imprudence
-
imprudent
-
impudence
-
impudent
-
impugn
-
impugnable
-
impulse
-
impulsion
-
impulsive
-
impunity
-
impure
-
impurity
-
imputation
-
impute
-
inability
-
inaccessibility
-
inaccessible
-
inaction
-
inactive
-
inactivity
-
inadmissible
-
inadvertence
-
inadvisable
-
inalienable
-
inane
-
inanition
-
inanity
-
inapplicability
-
inapplicable
-
inapt
-
inattention
-
inattentive
-
inaudibility
-
inaudible
-
inaugural
-
inauguration
-
inauthenticity
-
incalculable
-
incandescence
-
incandescent
-
incantation
-
incantatory
-
incapability
-
incapable
-
incapacity
-
incarceration
-
incarnadine
-
incarnation
-
incendiary
-
incense
-
inceptive
-
incertitude
-
incessant
-
incidence
-
incident
-
incise
-
incision
-
incisive
-
incite
-
incitement
-
incivility
-
inclination
-
incline
-
inclusion
-
inclusive
-
incoherence
-
incoherent
-
incommensurable
-
incommode
-
incommunicable
-
incomparable
-
incompatibility
-
incompatible
-
incompetence
-
incompetent
-
incomplete
-
incomprehensible
-
incomprehension
-
incompressible
-
inconceivable
-
inconclusive
-
incongruity
-
incongruous
-
inconsequent
-
inconsiderable
-
inconsolable
-
inconstant
-
incontestable
-
incontinence
-
incontinent
-
inconvenience
-
inconvenient
-
incorporable
-
incorporation
-
incorrect
-
incorrigible
-
incorrigibly
-
incorruptible
-
increase
-
incredulity
-
incur
-
incurable
-
incursion
-
indebted
-
indecision
-
indecisive
-
indeclinable
-
indefatigable
-
indefeasible
-
indemnity
-
indent
-
indentures
-
independence
-
independent
-
indeterminable
-
indexation
-
indication
-
indicative
-
indice
-
indict
-
indictment
-
indifference
-
indifferent
-
indigence
-
indigene
-
indigestion
-
indignation
-
indignity
-
indirect
-
indiscipline
-
indiscretion
-
indispensable
-
indispose
-
indisposition
-
indisputable
-
indissoluble
-
indistinct
-
indistinguishable
-
indite
-
individualism
-
indivisibility
-
indivisible
-
indolence
-
indolent
-
induction
-
indulgence
-
induration
-
industrial
-
industrialisation
-
industrialise
-
industrious
-
industry
-
ineffable
-
ineffective
-
inelegance
-
inelegant
-
ineligibility
-
ineligible
-
ineluctable
-
inept
-
inequality
-
inequitable
-
inequity
-
inert
-
inescapable
-
inestimable
-
inevitability
-
inevitable
-
inexact
-
inexactitude
-
inexcusable
-
inexorability
-
inexorable
-
inexpedient
-
inexperience
-
inexplicable
-
inextricable
-
infamous
-
infamy
-
infantry, Fr. infanterie
-
infatigable
-
infeasible
-
infect
-
infection
-
infectious
-
infernal
-
infertile
-
infertility
-
infest
-
infestation
-
infidel
-
infidelity
-
infinitive
-
infinity
-
inflammable
-
inflammation
-
inflation
-
inflexibility
-
inflexible
-
inflexion
-
influence
-
inform
-
information (Old Fr. information)
-
infraction
-
infrastructure
-
infusion
-
ingenious
-
ingénue
-
ingratitude
-
ingredient
-
inhabit
-
inhabitable
-
inhabitant
-
inherit
-
inheritable
-
inheritance
-
inhibition
-
inhospitable
-
inhuman
-
inhumane
-
inhumanity
-
inimitable
-
iniquity
-
initial
-
initiation
-
initiative
-
inject
-
injure
-
injurious
-
injury
-
injustice, Old Fr. injustice
-
ink, Old Fr. enque, compare mod. Fr. encre
-
innocence
-
innocent
-
innovation, Old Fr. innovacion, compare mod. Fr. innovation
-
inoffensive
-
inquest
-
inquire
-
inquiry
-
inquisition
-
inquisitive
-
inquisitor
-
insatiable
-
inscription
-
insect
-
insecticide
-
insectivore
-
insemination
-
insense
-
insensibility
-
insensible
-
inseparable
-
insidious
-
insinuation
-
insipid
-
insist
-
insistence
-
insolence
-
insolent
-
insoluble
-
insouciance
-
insouciant
-
inspect
-
inspection
-
inspiration
-
inspire
-
instability
-
install
-
installation
-
instalment
-
instance
-
instant
-
instigation
-
instillation
-
instinct
-
institute
-
institution
-
institutional
-
institutionalisation
-
institutionalise
-
instruction
-
instrument
-
insubordination
-
insufficient
-
insult
-
insupportable
-
insurance, from assurance
-
insurgent, from insurgé
-
insurmountable, from insurmontable
-
insurrection
-
intact
-
intangible
-
integrable
-
integral
-
integrant
-
integration
-
integrity
-
intellectual
-
intelligence
-
intelligent
-
intelligible
-
intemperance
-
intend
-
intendant
-
intense
-
intensive
-
intent
-
intention
-
intentive
-
inter
-
intercede
-
intercept
-
interception
-
intercession
-
interchange
-
intercourse
-
interdict
-
interest
-
interfere
-
interjection
-
interlace
-
interlard
-
intermarriage
-
intermediary
-
interminable
-
intermittent
-
intern
-
interpellation
-
interpolation
-
interpose
-
interposition
-
interpret
-
interpretation
-
interrogation
-
interruption
-
intersection
-
interstice
-
interval
-
intervention
-
interventionism
-
interventionist
-
interview
-
intimation
-
intimidation
-
intolerable
-
intolerance
-
intolerant
-
intonation
-
intone
-
intransigence
-
intransigent
-
intrepid
-
intrigue
-
intrinsic, Old Fr. intrinsĂšque
-
introduction
-
introit
-
intrusion
-
intuition
-
inundation, Old Fr. inundacion, compare mod. Fr. inondation
-
inure
-
inutile
-
invalid
-
invasion
-
invasive
-
invective
-
inveigle
-
invent
-
invention
-
inventive
-
inventory
-
invert
-
invest
-
investigation
-
investiture
-
invincibility
-
invincible
-
inviolability
-
inviolable
-
invisibility
-
invisible
-
invitation
-
invite
-
invocation
-
invoice
-
invokable
-
invoke
-
invulnerability
-
invulnerable
-
iodine
-
irascible
-
ire
-
Irene
-
ironic
-
irony
-
Iroquois
-
irradiation
-
irreconcilable
-
irregular
-
irregularity
-
irreparable
-
irreproachable
-
irresolution
-
irreverence, Old Fr. irreverence
-
irrevocable
-
irrigation
-
irritability
-
irritable
-
irritant
-
irritation
-
irruption
-
isle
-
islet
-
isolation
-
issue
-
ivory, Anglo-Fr. ivorie, from Old N. Fr. ivurie, compare modern Fr. ivoire