choisir un terme: 46 | page 2 de 3 | 21. | gant | m. glove. | 22. | garde | f. guard, watch, nurse; m. guardian, guard, keeper; n'avoir — de, to have no intention to, take care not to, be far from; prendre --, take care; prendre — à, pay attention to; la mer est d'une fame… 0,4 KB | 23. | garder | v. to guard, keep; se — de, take care not to. | 24. | gardeur | m. keeper, cowherd, cowherd's dog. | 25. | gardien, -ne | adj. and s. guardian, guard, keeper. | 26. | gare | interj. lookout!; — donc!, come!, look out! | 27. | gargariser | v. to gargle; je m'en gargarise, I am enjoying it. | 28. | garnir | v. to furnish, fit out, cover, adorn, fill, trim, be scattered over; se --, be trimmed, be filled. | 29. | garnison | f. garrison. | 30. | garniture | f. trimming. | 31. | garrotter | v. to bind firmly. | 32. | gars | m. young fellow, stripling, fellow, boy (pronounced: gar or ga). | 33. | garçon | m. boy, bachelor, fellow, waiter, attendant. | 34. | gaspiller | v. to waste, squander. | 35. | gauche | adj. left, awkward; f. left band. | 36. | gaudriole | f. broadjoke. | 37. | gaufrer | v. to gaffer, plaît, flute. | 38. | gaulois, -e | adj. Gallic. | 39. | gaz | m. gas (z pronounced). | 40. | gaze | f. gauze. | | |