French

What do we mean by french?

To cut (green beans, for example) into thin strips before cooking. transitive verb

To trim fat or bone from (a chop, for example). transitive verb

To give a French kiss to. transitive verb

To perform oral sex on. transitive verb

To prepare according to the French mode.

To dress, as a chop, by partly freeing the bones.

In metallurgy, to carry out the last step in the refining of metallic antimony, by which ‘bowl metal’ is converted into ‘star metal.’

lowercase In botany, to appear distorted and unnatural, owing to some abnormal condition of the plant. See frenching.

Pertaining to France, a country of western Europe, or to its inhabitants. Often abbreviated Fr.

Foreign; from a distant or foreign land; hence, strange; uncommon; rare.

A variety of grenadine used for ladies' dresses and very durable.

Baldness produced by what was called the French disease (morbus Gallicus). Hence used with equivocation.

The language spoken by the people of France. noun

Collectively, the people of France. noun

The language spoken in France. proper noun

Collectively, the people of France. proper noun

Of or pertaining to France or its inhabitants. adjective

The common kidney bean (Phaseolus vulgaris). adjective

The berry of a species of buckthorn (Rhamnus catharticus), which affords a saffron, green or purple pigment. adjective

To prepare food by cutting it into strips.

To kiss (another person) while inserting one’s tongue into the other person's mouth.

To kiss in this manner.

To French trim; to stylishly expose bone by removing the fat and meat covering it (as done to a rack of lamb or bone-in rib-eye steak).

Words that are spelled similarly to french:
french, wrench, trench, drench, flench, rench, frech, franch, fresch, ffrench, frensch.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word french:
polynesia, guiana, indochina, ois, frigate, napoleon, algeria, jacques, henri, pierre, revolution, legion, canton, revolutionary, des, france, jean, paris, les, commune, colonial, italian, spanish, armies, belgian, colonies, troops, painter, portuguese.

Words that rhyme with french:
wrench, bench, trench, quench, wench, stench, drench, entrench, clench, retrench, tench, blench, workbench, flench, mench, monkey wrench, hench, allen wrench, dench, pipe wrench, rench, stillson wrench, chain wrench, socket wrench, park bench, slit trench, torque wrench, box end wrench, optical bench, alligator wrench, church bench, lab bench, lug wrench, communication trench, brace wrench, fire trench, screw wrench, tube wrench, work bench, bulldog wrench, dog wrench, box wrench, adjustable wrench, hook wrench, tappet wrench, carriage wrench, pin wrench, tap wrench, warm the bench, s wrench, flat bench, ride the bench, approach trench, jentsch, lentsch, rentsch.

Adjectives that are often used to describe french:
anglo, original, little, old, good, modern, more, bad, fluent, pro, anti, british, excellent, english, perfect, standard, early, german, century, much, best, broken, italian, sino, poor, pure, native, enough, non, rapid, half, contemporary, colloquial, medieval, victorious, former, northern, mixed, correct, beautiful, conversational, peculiarly, spanish, belgian, less, easy, elegant, russian, execrable, impeccable, canadian, allied, classical, culinary, classic, idiomatic, year, flawless, school, pidgin, invading, imperfect, passable, elementary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective french:
army, government, troops, people, language, fleet, king, translation, literature, ambassador, soldiers, forces, officers, influence, policy, revolution, nation, law, court, writers, officer, ships, society, authorities, minister, version, writer, war, armies, fries, edition, school, invasion, culture, colonies, word, doors, rule, territory, colony, capital, occupation, alliance, monarchy, coast, ship, company, text, politics, windows, style, philosopher, poet, industry, commander, officials, poetry, soldier, origin, citizens, navy, general, tradition, canadians, soil, painter, settlers, art, prisoners, administration, squadron, cavalry, empire, flag, press, kings, wars, traders, expedition, vessels, poets, republic.

Words that sound like french:
french, franch, franche, fringe, friends, frenchy, frenchie, fren, firenze, frenz, ferenc, foreknow, frange, foreknew, frenched, frenchs, freno, front, finch, fron, frin, frunze, frint, fritch, fritsch, fritsche, fritzsche, fronte, phren, phryne, ferencz, phren-, franny, frannie, frowny, freeney, franey, frowney, friend, fresh, frown, france, fran, frowns, franz, farina, frane, frein, frain, frans, francia, flench, fraiche, frem, frayne, frean, fraine, frons, franze, fresch, frayn, farine, franse, frana, frena, fronce, frounce, fratch, trench, from, fridge, flinch, frige, frim, frum, fring, finge, fringed, frink, fringer, frisch, fringy, furring, frush, funge, frings, firring, frische, friendly, frenzy, ferny, fernie, fenny, free me, ferney, crunch, drench, fearn, farang, drenche.