choisir un terme: 660 | page 31 de 33 | 601. | crevasse | f. crevice, crevasse. | 602. | crevasser | v. to crack, chap. | 603. | crever | v. to burst open, burst, knock or put out, die (vulgar in last sense). | 604. | cri | m. cry, shout, scream. | 605. | cribler | v. to riddle. | 606. | crier | v. to cry, cry out or for, scream, call, creak. | 607. | crime | m. crime. | 608. | crise | f. crisis, attack. | 609. | crisper | v. to contract, shrivel up, clench, twitch, convulse, make tense, set on edge or irritate (the nerves), thrill. | 610. | cristal | m. crystal, cui glass; — de roche, rock-crystal. | 611. | criée | f. auction. | 612. | croc | m. book, fang; coup de --, ravenous bite (final c not pronounced). | 613. | crocheteur | m. street-porter. | 614. | crochu, -e | adj. hooked, crooked. | 615. | crocodile | m. crocodile. | 616. | croire | v. to believe; faut --!, you'd better believe so, you bet!; à ce que je crois, as I think, in my estimation. | 617. | croisade | f. crusade. | 618. | croiser | v. to cross, intersect. | 619. | croisée | f. window, casernent, transept. | 620. | croitre | v. to increase, grow; croissant, -e, adj. and m. increasing, growing, crescent, quarter (moon). | | |