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abandon
abandonment
abase (Old Fr. abaissier)
abash (Old Fr. esbaïr)
abate (Old Fr. abatre, compare modern Fr. abattre)
abatement (Old Fr. abatement, compare modern Fr. abattement)
abatis
abattoir
abbatial
abbe
abbess
abbey (Anglo Fr. abbeie, from Old Fr. abaïe, compare modern Fr. abbaye)
abbreviation, (Fr.abréviation)
abdication
abet (Old Fr. abeter)
abeyance (Anglo Fr. abeiance, from Old Fr. abeance)
abhor (Fr. abhorrer)
ability (Old Fr. ableté, compare modern Fr. habileté with restoration of initial h of Latin habilitas)
abject
abjection
abjuration
abjure (Fr. abjurer)
ablation (Fr. ablation)
ablative
able, from Old French, compare modern Fr. habile or capable
ablution
abnormal compare anormal
aboard (Middle Fr. à bord)
abolish, compare abolir
abolition
abominable
abomination
abound
abrasion
abrasive, Fr. abrasif, abrasive(fem.)
abridge, Fr. abréger
abrogation
abrupt
absence
absent
absinthe
absolute, from Middle French, compare modern Fr. absolu
absolution
absorb (Fr. absorber)
abstain (Old Fr. abstenir)
abstention
abstinence
abstinent
absurd
absurdity (Fr. absurdité)
abundance (Old Fr. abundance, modern Fr. abondance)
abundant
abuse (Fr. abuser)
abusive (Fr. abusif, abusive(fem.) )
abut (Old Fr. abouter)
abysmal (Old Fr. abisme)
academy, compare académie, from anc. Greek akademeia
Acadia (Fr. Acadie)
acceleration (Fr. accélération)
accent (Fr. accent)
accept (Fr accepter)
acceptable
acceptance
access (Fr. accès)
accessible
accession
accident
acclamation
acclimate (Fr. acclimater)
accolade
accommodation
accompaniment (Fr. accompagnement)
accompany (Old Fr. acompaignier, modern Fr. accompagner)
accomplice (Old Fr. complice)
accomplish (Old Fr. acomplir, modern Fr. accomplir)
accord
accordance (Old Fr. accordance)
accost
accoucheur
account (Old Fr. acont)
accountant (Old Fr. acuntant)
accoutre or accouter
accoutrements
accredit
accreditation
accrue
accumulation
accusation
accusative (Old Fr. accusatif)
accuse
accustom (Old Fr. acostumer, modern Fr. accoutumer)
ace, (Old Fr. as)
acephalous, (Fr. acéphale)
acerbity, (Middle Fr. acerbité)
acetic, (Fr. acétique)
acetylene, (Fr. acétylène)
achieve, (Old Fr. achever)
achievement, (Fr. achèvement)
acid, (Fr. acide)
aconite, (Fr. aconit)
acoustic, (Fr. acoustique)
acquaint, (Old Fr. acointier)
acquaintance, (Old Fr. acointance)
acquiesce, (Middle Fr. acquiescer)
acquiescence, (Middle Fr. acquiescence)
acquire, (Old Fr. aquerre)
acquisition
acquit (Old Fr. acquitter)
acrimonious (Fr. acrimonieux)
acrimony (Fr. acrimonie)
acrobat (Fr. acrobate)
acrobatic (Fr. acrobatique)
acromegaly (Fr. acromégalie)
across (Anglo Fr. an cros)
act (Old Fr. acte)
action
activity, (Middle French activité)
actual, (Old French actuel)
acuity, (Middle French acuité)
adage
adapt, (Middle French adapter)
adaptation
addition
address
adhere
adherence
adhesion
adhesive, compare adhésif or feminine form adhésive
adieu, which literally means "to God" (à Dieu), farewell
adjective, compare adjectif
adjoin
adjourn (Old French ajourner)
adjudge (Old French ajugier, compare modern French adjuger)
adjust (Old French ajoster, compare modern French ajuster)
administer (Old French aministrer, compare modern French administrer)
administration
admirable
admiral (Old French amiral)
admiration
admire
admissible
admission
admonish (Old French amonester, compare modern French admonester)
admonition
adolescence
adolescent
adopt
adoption
adorable
adoration
adore
adorn (Old French aourner)
adornment (Old French aournement)
adroit
adulation
adultery (Old French avoutrie or aoulterie, compare modern Fr. adultère)
advance (Old French avancer)
advancement (Old French avancement)
advantage (Old French avantage)
advantageous
adventure, (Old French auenture, compare modern Fr. aventure)
adventurous, (Old French aventuros, compare modern Fr. aventureux)
adversary, (Anglo French adverser, from Old Fr. adversier, compare modern Fr. adversaire)
adverse (Old French avers, compare modern Fr. adverse)
adversity (Anglo French aduersite, from Old Fr. aversite, compare modern Fr. adversité)
advertisement, (French avertissement [warning])
advice, (Old French avis [opinion])
advise, (Old French aviser [give one's opinion])
advocacy, (Old French advocacie)
advocate (Old French avocat [attorney or lawyer])
aerobic (French aérobie)
aerodynamics (French aérodynamique)
aeronautics (French aéronautique)
aeroplane (French aéroplane)
affability (French affabilité)
affable
affair, (Anglo-Norman afere, from Old Fr. afaire or à faire, compare modern Fr. affaire)
affection
affiance (Old French afiancer)
affiliation
affinity, (Old French afinité, compare modern Fr. affinité)
affirm, (Old French afermer, compare modern Fr. affirmer)
affirmation
affirmative
affix (Middle French affixer, from Old Fr. afichier, compare modern Fr. afficher)
afflict
affliction
affluence
affluent
affront
afraid p.p. of afray (Anglo French afrayer, from Old Fr. esfreer, compare modern Fr. effrayer)
agate
age
agent provocateur
aggrandisement Fr. agrandissement
aggravation
aggression, compare agression
aggrieve, (Old Fr. agrever, compare modern Fr. aggraver)
agile
agility
à gogo, or a-go-go, in abundance
agrarian
agree (Old Fr. agreer, compare modern Fr. agréer ["to accept" or "to please"])
agreeable, compare modern Fr. agréable
agreeance (Old Fr. agreance)
agreement (Old Fr. agreement, compare modern Fr. agrément [authorization or amenity])
agronomy
ague
aid (Old Fr. aide)
aide-de-camp
aide-mémoire
aileron
aim (Old Fr. esmar)
air
aisle
à la, in the style of...
alabaster, from Old French alabastre (>Latin> Greek> Ancient Egyptian a-labaste)
à la carte
à la mode
alamode
alarm
alas, from Old French phrase "ha, las!", compare modern Fr. hélas
alchemist
alchemy
alcove
alembic Middle Fr. alambic, from Arabic al anbiq
alert
algorithm
alien (Old Fr. alien)
alienation (Middle Fr. alienation)
align, (Middle Fr. aligner)
alignment, (French alignement)
allegation
allege
allegiance (Anglo French legaunce, from Old Fr. legeance, compare modern Fr. allégeance)
allegorical
allegory
allemande
alley compare allée
alliance
allocation
allot (Old Fr. aloter)
allotment Fr. alotement
allow (Old Fr. alouer)
allowable (Old Fr. alouable)
allowance (Old Fr. alouance)
alloy (Anglo Fr. alai, from Old Fr. aleier)
allude
allure
ally (Old Fr. alier)
almond, (Old Fr. almande, compare modern Fr. amande)
almoner (Old Fr. almosnier, compare modern Fr. aumônier)
alter
alteration
altruism
altruistic
alum
amass
amateur
ambassador
amber
ambergris
ambiance
ambience
ambiguity
ambiguous
ambition
amble (Old Fr. ambler)
ambulance
ambuscade
ambush (Old Fr. embuscher)
amelioration
amenable
amend
amendment
amends
amenity
amerce
amethyst
ami
amiable
amity
ammonite
ammunition, from munition
amnesty, compare amnistie
amorous, from Old French, compare modern Fr. amoureux
amortise
amount
amour
amour-propre
ampere
ample
amplify
amplitude
ampoule
ampul
amulet (Middle Fr. amulette)
amuse
amusement
anagram
analogue
analyse
analyst
anatomy
ancestor (Old Fr. ancestre, compare modern Fr. ancêtre)
ancestral
ancestry
ancien regime
ancient
andiron (Old Fr. andier)
andouille
anecdote
angel (Old Fr. angel)
angelic
angle
anguish (from Old French anguisse, now angoisse)
anime Fr. animé
animosity
anise (Old Fr. anis)
anisette
annals (Old Fr. annales)
annelid
annex, (Old F. annexer)
annihilation
announce
announcement
annoy, from Old French anoier, modern Fr. ennuyer
annoyance
annual (Old Fr. annuel)
annuity (Old Fr. annuité)
annul (Old Fr. annuler)
annunciation (Fr. annonciation)
anoint (Old Fr. enoint, p.p. of enoindre, compare modern Fr. oindre)
anomy
anonym (Fr. anonyme)
antecedent, compare antécédent
antechamber, compare antichambre
antelope, (Old Fr. antelop, compare modern Fr. antilope)
anther, compare anthère
antibiotic, Fr. antibiotique
antigen, Fr. antigène
antique
antiquity (Old Fr. antiquitet, compare modern Fr. antiquité)
antler (Anglo-Fr. auntiler, from Old Fr. antoillier, modern Fr. andouiller)
anus (Old Fr. anus)
apart (Old Fr. à part)
apartment, Fr. appartement
apathy
apercu, Fr. aperçu
aperitif, Fr. apéritif
aphorism
aplomb
apologetic
apologist
apologue
apoplectic
aporetic
apostille
apostle (Old Fr. apostle, compare modern Fr. apôtre)
apostrophe
apothecary (Old Fr. apotecaire, compare modern Fr. apothicaire)
appall (Old Fr. apalir, compare modern Fr. pâlir)
appanage (Old Fr. apanage)
apparel, (Old Fr. apareillier, compare modern Fr. appareil)
apparent
apparition
appeal
appear
appearance
appease
appeasement
appellant
appellation
appellee
apperception
appertain
appetence
appetite
application
applique
apply (Old Fr. aplier, compare modern Fr. appliquer [to implement])
appoint
appointee
appointment
apportion
appose
appraise
appreciable
appreciation
apprehend
apprise
approach
approbation
appropre
approvance
approve
appurtenance
appurtenant
apricot (Fr. abricot, from Port. albricoque, from Arabic al-birquq)
apron (Old Fr. naperon)
après-ski
apropos (Fr. à propos)
aquarelle
aquatic
aqueous
arabesque
arable
arachnid
arbalest
arbitrage
arbitration
arbitrator
arbiter
arbor
arbour
arc
arcade
arch
archaic
archduke
archeology
archer
archery
archetype
architect
architecture
archives
arctic
ardent
ardour
are
arête
argent (Fr. argent)
argot
argue, (Old French arguer)
argument
argumentation
aridity
aristocracy
aristocrat
aristocratic
arithmetic
arm [weapon] (Old French arme)
armagnac
armament
armature
armistice
armoire
armorer
armour
army
aromatherapy
aromatic
arraign
arraignment
arrange
arrangement
arras
array
arrearage
arrears
arrest, from O.Fr. arester
arrive
arriviste
arrogance
arrogant
arrondissement
arsenal
arsenic
arson
art
art brut
art deco
art nouveau
arterial
artery
artesian
article
articulation
artifice
artificial
artillery
artisan
artist
artiste
artistic
asbestos (Old Fr. abeste)
ascendant
ascertain
ascribe (Old Fr. ascrivre)
ashlar (Old Fr. aiseler)
asine
askance (Old Fr. à escone)
asp (Middle Fr. aspe, modern Fr. vipère aspic)
asperity
aspic
aspirant
aspire
assail
assailant
assassin (Fr. assassin, from Arabic hashishiyyin [hashish users])
assault
assay
assemblage
assemble
assembly
assent
assertion
assess (Anglo Fr. assesser)
assessor (Old Fr. assessour, compare modern Fr. assesseur)
assets (Anglo Fr. asetz, from Old Fr. assez [enough])
assign
assignation
assignee
assignment
assist
assistance
assistant
assize
assonance
assort
assuage
assume
assurance
assure
astonish
astray
astrolabe
astronomy
atavism
atelier
atheism
atheist
attach
attaché
attachment
attack
attain
attainder
attainment
attempt
attend
attendance
attendant
attentive
attest
attestation
attire
attitude
attorn
attorney (Old Fr. atorné [appointed] p.p. of aturner)
attraction
attractive
attribution
aubade
aubain
aubergine
auburn
au courant
audible
audience
audition
auditor
au fait
augment
augmentation
augmentative
au naturel
au pair
aunt (Anglo Fr. aunte, from Old Fr. ante, compare modern Fr. tante)
aureole
auspices
austerity
auteur
authentic
author (Old Fr. auctor, compare modern Fr. auteur)
authorise
authority
autoclave
autocracy
autocrat
autocratic
automobile
autumn
avail
avalanche
avant
avant-garde
avarice
avaricious
avaunt
avenge
avenue
aver
average
averment
avert
aviation (Fr. aviation)
aviator
avid (Fr. avide)
avidity
avocet
avoid (Old Fr. evuider)
avoirdupois
avouch
avow (Old Fr. aveu)
await (Anglo Fr. awaitier, from Old Fr. agaitier)
award (Anglo Fr. awarder, from Old Fr. esguarder)
axiom (Fr. axiome)
aye-aye
azimuth (Old Fr. azimut, from Arabic as-sumut)
azure (Old Fr. azur, from Arabic (al)-lazaward, from Persian lajward)
B
baba au rhum
baboon (Fr. babouin)
babouche (Fr. babouche, from Arabic babush, from Persian papush)
baccarat
bachelor (Old Fr. bacheler)
bacon (Old Fr. bacon)
bacteriophage (Fr. bactériophage)
badinage
bagatelle
baggage, (Old Fr. bagage)
baguette (Fr. baguette, from Italian bacchetta)[1]
bail (Old Fr. baillier)
bailey
bailiff
baize
balance
baldric (Old Fr. baldre, compare modern Fr. baudrier)
bale (Old Fr. bale, from Germanic)
baleen
ball [dancing party] (Old Fr. baller)
ballad (Fr. ballade, from Old Provençal ballada)
ballet (Fr. ballet, from Italian balletto)
ballon
balloon (Fr. ballon)
balm (Old Fr. basme, compare modern Fr. baume)
baluster (Fr. balustre, from Italian balaustro)
balustrade (Fr. balustrade, from Italian balaustrata)
banal
banality
band, (Middle Fr. bande)
bandage
bandeau
bandolier
bandy
banish (Old Fr. banir, from Frankish *bannjan)
bank (Old Fr. banque, from Old Italian banca, from Germanic)
banner
banquet
banquette
baptise (Old Fr. batisier)
baptism (Old Fr. batesme or bapteme, compare modern Fr. baptême)
bar (Old Fr. barre)
barb (Old Fr. barbe)
bargain (Old Fr. bargaignier)
barge
bark [small ship] (Middle Fr. barque)
baron (Old Fr. baron, from Frankish baro)
baroness
baroque
barque
barracks
barrage
barratry
barre
barrel (Old Fr. baril)
barren, (Old Fr. baraigne)
barret
barrette
barricade
barrier
barter (Old Fr. barater)
base
basil
basin
basket
bas-relief
basset (hound)
bassinet
bassoon
bastard
baste [sew] (Old Fr. bastir)
bastion
bate (Old Fr. batre, compare modern Fr. battre)
bathyscaphe
baton
battalion (Middle Fr. bataillon, from Italian battaglione)
batten (Fr. baton)
batter
battery
battle (Old Fr. bataille)
battlement
bauble
baud
bauxite
bay, compare baie
bayonet, compare baïonnette
beagle (Fr. bagle)
beak, (Old Fr. bec)
Béarnaise, a type of sauce, named after a region in France (Béarn)
beast (Old Fr. beste, compare modern Fr. bête)
beatification
beatitude
beau, a lover or a dandy
beau idéal
beau monde
beauty (Old Fr. beauté)
beaux arts, fine arts
bec de corbin
bechamel
beef (Old Fr. buef, compare modern Fr. boeuf)
beef bourguignon
beggar (Old Fr. begart)
begonia
beige
beignet
beldame
belfry
belle
belles-lettres
benefice (Fr. bénéfice)
beneficial
benefit (Anglo-Fr. benfet, compare modern Fr. bienfait)
benevolent
benign
benignity
benison
benzoin
berate
berceuse
beret, compare béret
bergamot
berline
berm (Fr. berme, from Old Dutch baerm)
beryl (Old Fr. beryl, from anc. Greek berullos, from Sanskrit vaidurya)
bestial
bête noire
betray
bevel
beverage (Anglo-Fr. beverage, from Old Fr. boivre [to drink], compare modern Fr. breuvage)
bevy
bezant
bezel
bezique
bias
bibelot
bibliophile
bice (short form of Fr. bleu bis [brownish-grey blue])
bicycle, compare bicyclette > vélo
bidet
bigamy
bigot
bigotry
bijou
bikini
bile
bilge
biliary
bilious
billet
billet-doux, a love letter
billiards Fr. billiard, dim. of Old Fr. bille [stick of wood], from Gaulish *bilia [tree]
billion
binocular
biopsy
biscuit
bison
bisque
bistro
bittern
bituminous
bivouac
bizarre
blame
blanch
blancmange
blandish
blank (Old Fr. blanc)
blanket, from Old French blanchet (originally "a white cloth")
blasé
blaspheme
blasphemy
blazon
blemish
bleu cheese
blister
bloc
block
blond
blonde
blouse
bludgeon
blue Old Fr. blo, from Frankish *blao
bobbin
boil (Old Fr. boilir)
Boise
boisterous
bomb
bombard (Fr. "bombarde")
bombardier
bombast
bombazine
bombe
bon appétit
bonbon
bonhomie
bon mot
bonnet, from Old French, compare modern Fr. bonnet
bonny
bon ton
bon viveur the French use bon vivant instead
bon voyage
boot
booty
borage
borax
Bordeaux wine
bordello
border
botanic
botany
bottle
bouche
boudoir
bouffant
bougainvillea
bougie
bouillabaisse
bouillon
boule
boulevard
boulevardier
bound (v.) Old Fr. bondir
bound (n.) Old Fr. bonde
boundary
bounty
bouquet
bourbon whiskey
bourdon
bourgeois
bourgeoisie
bourn
bourse
boutique
boutonniere
bowel
bowls
brace
bracelet
brach
bracket
braggart
brail
Braille
braise
bran, from Old French bran or bren
branch
brandish, compare brandir
brasserie
brassiere, compare brassière, although the modern French for this is soutien-gorge
brave
bravery
brawn
bray
braze
brazier
bream
brevet
bribe
bric-a-brac
brick
bricolage
Brie cheese
brigade
brigadier
brigand
brigantine
brilliant, compare brillant
brioche
briquette
Britain Old Fr. Bretaigne, from Latin Britannia
Briton Anglo-Fr. Bretun, from Latin Brittonem
Brittany Old Fr. Bretaigne, from Latin Britannia
broach
brochure, Fr. brochure, from brocher - to stitch
broderie anglaise, a type of embroidery
broil
broker
bromine
bronze
brooch
brose
brouhaha
browse
Bruce (Norman name)
bruise Old Fr. bruisier
bruit
brulee
brume
brunet
brunette
brush
brusque
brut
brute
buccaneer Fr. boucanier
bucket
buckle, compare boucle
buckler
buckram
budge
budget, from Old Fr. bougette (a little purse)
buff
buffer
buffet
buffoon
bugle
bulb
bulge
bullet, from boulette, although the modern French for this is balle
bulletin
bullion
bun
burden compare bourdon
bureau
bureaucracy
bureaucrat
burette
burgeon
burgess
burglar
Burgundy wine, Old Fr. Burgondie, now Bourgogne
burin
burlesque
burnish
bushel
busk
busker
buskin
bustard
bustier
butcher
butchery
butler
butt
butte
buttery
button, Old Fr. boton, compare modern Fr. bouton
buttress
buzzard
cabal, compare cabale
cabaret
cabbage, Middle Fr. caboche "head"
cabernet
cabin
cabinet
cable
cabochon
cabotage
cabriolet
cache, compare cacher
cache-sexe
cachet
cadastral
caddie Scottish, from Fr. cadet
cadence
cadet
Cadillac, named for Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac
cadre
café
café au lait
cafetière
cage
cagoule
cahier
cahoots
caisson
caitiff
cajole, compare cajoler
cajolery
Cajun
calaboose
calamine
calamitous
calamity
calcify
calendar Old Fr. calendier, compare modern Fr. calendrier
calender
calibre
caliph Fr. caliphe, from Arabic khalîfa
caliphate
calligraphy Fr. calligraphie, from Greek kálos "beautiful" + grapheîn "to write"
calm
calmative
calomel
caloric
calorie
calque
calumet
calumny
Calvinism
camaraderie
camber
camel
camembert
camisole Fr. camisole, from Provençal camisola
camomile
camouflage
camp
campaign, compare campagne
camphor
cancan
canaille
canal
canapé
canard
canary
cancel, Anglo-Fr. canceler, evolution of chanceler (1293) (to cross out)
candy
cane
cannon
cannonade
canon [clergyman], Anglo-Fr. canun, from Old N. Fr. canonie (compare Fr. chanoine)
canonise, Old Fr. cannonisier
canteen
cantle
canton
cantonment
canvas
capable
capacity
cap-a-pie
caparison
cape
capillarity
capitalism
capitalist
capitulation
capon Old N. Fr. capon, compare modern Fr. chapon
capote
caprice
capricious
capsid
capstan Old Fr. cabestant, from Old Provençal cabestan
capsule
captain Old Fr. capitaine
caption
captious
capture
Capuchin
car Old N. Fr. carre, from Latin carrus, from Gaulish karros
carabineer
carafe
caramel
carapace
carat
caravan
caravel
carbine
carbon
carbonate
carbuncle
carcass
card (Fr. carte)
cardiac
careen
career (Fr. carrière)
caress
caribou
caricature
carillon
carious
carmine
carnage
carnation
carnival
carnivore
carob, Fr. carobe, from Arabic kharrub
carol
carom
carouse
carousel
carp
carpel
carpenter
carpentry
carpet
carrack
carrefour
carriage
carrion
carrot
carry, Old N. Fr. carrier, (compare Fr. charrier)
carte blanche
carte de visite
cartel
carter
Cartesian
cartilage
cartography
carton
cartouche
cartridge
caryatid
cascade
case
casein
casement
cash, Middle Fr. caisse
cashew
cashier
cask
casque
casserole
cassette
cassis
cassock
castle, Old North Fr. castel, Old Fr. chastel, compare modern Fr. château
castor
casual (Old Fr. casuel)
casuist, compare casuiste
cataclysm
catafalque
catalogue
catapult
catch
catchpoll
catechumen
category
caterpillar
catheter
catholic
cattle
caudle
caul
cauldron
caulk
causative
cause
caustic
cauterize
caution
cavalcade
cavalier
cavalry, compare cavalerie
cave
cavern
caviar
cavil
cavity
cease Old Fr. cesser
cedar Old Fr. cedre
celadon
celebrant
celebration
celebrity
celerity
celery
celestial
celibate
cellar
cellulite
cellulose
Celtic
cement (Old Fr. ciment)
cemetery
cenacle
cenotaph
cense, compare encenser
censer (Old Fr. censier)
censure
centime (Fr. centime)
centimetre
centipede
centralization
centre (Old Fr. centre)
centrifuge
centrist
cephalopod
cere
cereal
cerebral
ceremonious
cerise
certain
certainty
certificate
certify
certitude
cession
Chablis
chafe
chagrin
chain
chair, Old Fr. chaiere "chair", compare modern Fr. chaire "pulpit, throne"
chaise, Fr. chaise, from Old Fr. chaiere
chaise longue or sometimes chaise lounge
chalet
chalice, Old Fr. chalice or calice, compare modern Fr. calice
challenge, Old Fr. chalonge (n.) and chalengier (v.)
challenger, Anglo-Fr. chalengeour
chamber
chamberlain, Old Fr. chamberlenc, compare modern Fr. chambellan
chambray
chameleon, Old Fr. chameleon, from Latin chamaeleon, from Greek khamaileon
chamfer
chamois
champagne
champaign
champertous
champignon
champion
chance
chancel
chancellor
chancery
chancre
chandelier
chandler
chandlery
change
changeable
channel
chanson
chant
chanteuse
chanterelle
chanticleer
chantilly cream
chapeau
chapel
chaperon
chaplain
chaplet
chapter
charabanc
character, Old Fr. caractère
charade
charcuterie
chard
Chardonnay
charette
charge
chargé d'affaires
chariot
charitable
charity
charlatan
Charles, Fr. Charles, from Medieval Latin Carolus, from Middle High Germanic Karl
charlotte
charm
charnel
chart
charter
chartreuse
chase, Old Fr. chacier, compare modern Fr. chasser
chaser
chassé
chasseur
chassis
chaste
chasten
chastise
chastity
chasuble
château
chateaubriand
chatelaine
chattel
chauffeur
chauvinism
cheat, Old Fr. escheat
check, Old Fr. eschec
checker, Old Fr. eschequier
checkmate, Old Fr. eschec mat, from Persian shah mat, compare modern Fr. échec et mat
cheer (Old Fr. chiere)
chef, Fr. chef
chemise
chemist, Fr. chimiste
chenille
cheque
cherish (Old Fr. chériss-)
cherry, Anglo-Fr. and Old N. Fr. cherise, compare Old Fr. and modern Fr. cerise
chess, Old Fr. esches
chestnut
cheval de frise
cheval glass
chevalier
chevauchée
chevron
Cheyenne, Fr. Cheyenne, from Dakota Sahi'yena
chez
chic
Chicago (from Fort Chécagou, from Algonquian)
chicane
chicanery
chichi
chickpea
chicory
chief, Old Fr. chief, compare modern Fr. chef
chieftain, Old Fr. chevetain, compare modern Fr. cheftaine (only the feminine form remains)
chiffon
chiffonade
chiffonier
chignon
chimera
chimney
chiromancy
chisel
chitin
chivalrous
chivalry
chive
chloroform
chlorophyll
chock
choice
choir
choler
choleric
cholesterol
choreography
chowder
Christianity
chrome
chromium
chronic
chronicle
chute
cider
cigarette
cinema, Fr. cinéma
cinematic
cinematography
cinnabar
cinnamon
cinquain
circle
circlet
circuit
circular
circulation
circulatory
circumcise
circumspection
circumstance
cirque
cistern
citadel
citation
cite
citizen
citron
citronella
city, Old Fr. cite, compare modern Fr. cité
civet
civil
civilian
civilisation
civilize
claim (Old Fr. clamer)
clairvoyance
clamor
clamorous
claque
claret
clarification
clarify
clarinet, compare clarinet
clarion
clarity
class
classic
classify
clause
clavicle
clavier
clear
clechy
clef
clement
clementine
clergy
cliché
client
clientele
climate
clinic
clinician
clique
cloak
cloche
clock
cloisonne
cloister
close
closet, from Old French closet
closure
cloture
clyster
coach
coagulation
coalition
coast
coat
coat of arms
cocaine
cochineal
cock
cockade
Cockaigne, Old Fr. Cocaigne, compare modern Fr. pays de Cocagne
cockatrice
cockle
cocoon
cocotte
coddle
code
codeine
codicil
coefficient
coercion
Coeur d'Alene
coffer
coffin
cogent
cogitation
cogitative
cognac
cognisance
cohabitation
coherence
coherent
cohesion
cohort
coif
coiffeur
coiffeuse
coiffure
coil
coin, Old Fr. coigne
coinage
coincide
coincidence
coincident
Cointreau
collaboration
collage
collagen
collar, Old Fr. coler
collateral
collation
colleague
collect
collection
collective
collector
college
collegial
collet
collision
colloid
collusion
cologne
colonel, Middle Fr. coronel, compare modern Fr. colonel
colonnade
colossal
colour or color
colouration or coloration
columbine
column
combat
combatant
combination
combine
combust
combustible
combustion
comedian and comedienne, compare comédien and comédienne
comedy
comestible
comet
comfit
comfiture
comfort
comfortable
comforter
comity
command
commandant
commander
commandment
comme il faut
commemoration
commence
commencement
commendable
commendation
commensal
comment
commentary
commerce
commercial
commiseration
commissariat
commission
commissioner
commode
commodity
common
commotion
communal
commune
communicable
communication
communicative
communion
communiqué
communism (Fr. communisme)
communist
community, Old Fr. comunalté, modern Fr. communauté
commutation
compact
compaction
companion
company, Old Fr. compagnie
comparable
comparative
compare
comparison
compartment
compass
compassion
compatible
compatriot
compeer
compel
compendious
compensable
compensation
compensatory
compere
compete
competence
competent
competitor
compilation
compile
compiler
complain
complainant
complaint
complaisance
complaisant
complement
complete
complex
complexion
complication
complicity
compliment, Fr. compliment
compline
comply
comport
comportment
compose
composite
composition
compost
compote
compound
comprehension
comprehensive
compress
compression
comprise
compromise
compulsion
compulsive
compunction
computation
compute
comrade, Fr. camarade
concave
concavity
conceal
concealment
concede
conceive
concentric
concept
conception
concern
concert
concession
concessionaire
concierge
conciliation
concision
conclusion
conclusive
concomitance
concord
concordance
concordant
concordat
concourse
concretion
concubinage
concubine
concurrence
concurrent
condemn
condense
condescend
condescendence
condign
condiment
condition
conditional
conduction
conductor
conduit
condyle
cone
coney
confection
confederacy
confederation
confer
conference
confess
confession
confessional
confidant
confidante
confidence
confident
confine
confinement
confirm
confirmation
confiscation
confit
conflagration
confluent
conform
conformity
confound
confraternity
confrere
confront
confrontation
confusion
confute
congeal
congee
congener
congestion
congratulation
congregation
congruity
conjecture
conjoin
conjoint
conjugal
conjunction
conjuncture
conjuration
conjure
conjurer
connect
connection
connoisseur, Old Fr. conoisseor, compare modern Fr. connaisseur
conquer
conqueror
conquest
consanguine
consanguinity
conscience
conscientious
conscription
consecutive
consent
consequence
consequent
conservation
conservative
conservator
conserve
consider
consideration
consign
consist
consistence
consistory
consolation
console
consommé
consonance
consonant
consort
conspiracy
conspirator
conspire
constable
constance
constant
constellation
consternation
constitution
constrain
constraint
construction
constructive
consuetude
consul
consult
consultation
consume
consumption
contagion
contagious
contain
contaminate
contemn
contemplation
contemplative
contend
content
contention
contentious
contentment
contest
contestant
contiguity
continence
continent
contingent
continual
continuance
continuation
continue
continuity
contortion
contour
contra dance
contraband
contract
contractile
contraction
contracture
contradiction
contrariety
contrary
contrast
contravene
contravention
contretemps
contribution
contributor
contrite
contrition
contrive
control
controller
controverse
controversy
contumelious
contumely
contusion
convalescence
convalescent
convenance
convene
convenient
convent, Old Fr. convent, compare modern Fr. couvent
convention
conversant
conversation
converse
conversion
convert
convertible
convex
convey, Anglo-Fr. conveier, from Old Fr. convoier, compare modern Fr. convoyer
convive
convivial
convocation
convoke
convoy
convulsive
cooperation
coordination
cope
coppice
coprolalia
copulation
copy
coquet
coquetry
coquette
coral
corbel
cord
cordage
cordial
cordon
cordwainer
core
coriander
Coriolis force
corm
cormorant, Old Fr. cormarenc, compare Mod. Fr. cormoran
corn [callus on the foot]
cornelian, Old Fr. corneline, compare Mod. Fr. cornaline
corner
cornet
corniche
coronal
coroner
coronet
corporal (n.) Middle Fr. corporal, from Italian caporale, compare Mod. Fr. caporal
corporal (adj.) Old Fr. corporal, compare Mod. Fr. corporel
corps
corpse
corpulence
corpulent
correct
correction
corrective
correlation
correspond
corridor, Fr. corridor, from Italian corridore
corrigible
corrode
corrosion
corrosive
corrupt, Old Fr. corropt
corruptible
corsage
corsair
corset
cortege
corvee
corvette
cost
costal
costive
costume
coterie
cotillion
cottage
cotton, Old Fr. coton
couch
cougar
coulee
coulomb
council
counsel
counsellor
count (v.), Old Fr. cunte, from Latin computare, compare Mod. Fr. compter
count (n.), Old Fr. conte, from Latin comitem, compare Mod. Fr. comte
countenance
counter
counteract
counterargument, counter+argument, compare contre-argument
counterattack, counter+attack, compare contre-attaque
counterbalance, counter+balance, compare contrebalancer
counterculture, counter+culture,compare contreculture
counterfeit, Old Fr. contrefait
counterintelligence, counter+intelligence, compare contre-intelligence
countermand, Old Fr. contremander
counteroffer, counter+offer, compare contre-offre
counterpart, Middle Fr. contrepartie
counterpoint
counterpoise, Old Fr. contrepois, compare Mod. Fr. contrepoids
countersign, Middle Fr. contresigne
countervail, Anglo-Fr. countrevaloir, from Old Fr. contrevaloir
countess
country, Old Fr. cuntree, compare Mod. Fr. contrée
county, Anglo-Fr. counte, compare comté
coup
coup d'état
coup de grâce
coupe
couple
couplet
coupon
courage, Old Fr. corage, compare Mod. Fr. courage
courageous
courant
courgette
courier
course
courser
court
court martial, Fr. cour martiale
courteous
courtesan
courtesy
courtier
couscous, Fr. couscous, from Arabic kuskus
cousin, Old Fr. cosin
couture
couturier
covenant
cover, Old Fr. covrir
coverlet
covert
coverture
covet
covetous
covey
coward
cowardice
coy
cramp
crap
crappie
craps [game]
crass
cravat
crayfish, Old Fr. crevice, compare Mod. Fr. écrevisse
crayon
cream
creamery
creation
creator
creature
creche
credit
creditor
credulity
Cree
crème
crème brûlée
crème caramel
crème de la crème
crème de menthe
crenel
crenelate
creole
crêpe
creperie
crepuscule
crescent
crest
cretin
cretonne
crevasse
crevice
crew
cricket, Old Fr. criquet
crime
criminal
criminality
crinoline
critic
critique
Cro Magnon
crochet
crocket
crocodile
croissant
crone
croquet
croquette
crotch
crotchet
crouch
croupier
crouton, from the diminutive form of the old French word croust, (later to come into modern French as the word croûte), meaning crust.
crown, Anglo-Fr. coroune, from Old Fr. corone, compare Mod. Fr. couronne
crozier
cru
crucial
crucifix
crucify
crudités
crudity
cruel
cruelty
cruet
crusade
crusader
crush
crust, Old Fr. crouste, compare Mod. Fr. croûte
cry, Old Fr. crier
crystal
crystalline
cube
cubic
cubism
cuckold
cuckoo
cucumber
cuirass
cuisine
cul-de-sac
cull
culmination
culotte
culpable
culprit
cult, Fr. culte
cultivation
culture, Fr. culture
cuneiform
cupidity
curable
curation
curative
curb
cure
curette
curfew, Old Fr. covrefeu, compare Mod. Fr. couvre-feu
curie
curiosity
curious
curlew
currant
current
currier
curry (v.)
curry favor
cursive
cursory
curtail
curtain
curtilage
cushion
custard
custom, from Old Fr. coustume, compare modern Fr. coutume
cutlass
cutler
cutlery
cutlet
cyclic
cygnet
cylinder
cymbal
cynosure
cypress
cystic
cystocele
dace
dagger
daguerreotype
dainty, Old Fr. deintie
dais, Old Fr. dais
dally
dalmatic, Old Fr. dalmatique
damage, Old Fr. damage
dame
damn, Fr. damner
damnable
damnation
damsel
dance
dandelion
danger
dangerous
darnel
dart
date
daub
daunt
dauphin
dean, Old Fr. deien, compare Mod. Fr. doyen
debacle
debar
debark
debase
debatable
debate
debauch
debauchee
debilitation
debility
debit
debonair
debridement
debris
debt, Old Fr. dete, compare Mod. Fr. dette
debtor, Old Fr. detor, relatinized in Modern Fr. débiteur (from debitor)
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
déclassé
declination
decline
declivity
decoction
décolletage
décolleté
decompose
décor or decor
decorative
decoupage
decouple
decrease
decree
decrepit
decrepitude
decry
decuple
dedication
deduction
deface
defamation, Old Fr. diffamacion, compare Mod. Fr. diffamation
defamatory
defame
default, Old Fr. defaute, compare Mod. Fr. défaut
defeasance
defeat, Old Fr. desfait, pp. of desfaire, compare Mod. Fr. défaite
defeatist
defect
defective
defence or defense
defend
defendant
defendor
defensible
defensive
defer
deference
deferent
defiance
deficit
defile
define
definition
definitive
defloration
deflower
deforest
deforestation
deform
deformation
deformity
defraud
defray
defrock
defunct
defy
degeneration
deglutition
degradation
degrade
degree
deific
deign
deism
deist
deity
déjà vu
deject
dejection
delay, Old Fr.deslaier, compare Mod. Fr. délai
delectable
delectation
delegate
deliberation
deliberative
delicious
delight
delimit
delimitation
delinquent
deliver
deliverance
delivery
deluge
de luxe or deluxe
demand
demarche
demeanor
dement
demerit
demesne
demimonde
demise
demission
demitasse
democracy
democrat
democratic
democratize
démodé
demoiselle
demolish
demolition
demonetization
demonstration
demonstrative
demoralize
demur
demure
demurrage
demurrer
denationalize
denature
denier
denim
denizen
Dennis
denomination
denote
denouement
denounce
dense
density
dental
dentifrice
dentist
denture
denudation
denude
deny
deodand
dépanneur
depart
department
departmental
departure
depeche
depend
dependant
dependence
depiction
depilatory
deplorable
deplore
deploy, Fr. déployer
deployment
deport
deportation
deportment
depose
deposition
depot
deprave
deprecation
deprecative
depredation
depress
depression
deprive
deputation
depute
deputy
deracinate
derail
derailleur
derailment
derange
derangement
deride
de rigueur
derision
derivation
derivative
derive
derogation
derrière
descant
descend, Old Fr. descendre
descendant
descension
descent
describe
description
descry
desecrate
desert, Old Fr. desert
desertion
deserve
deshabille
desiccation
designation
desirable
desire
desirous
desist
Des Moines
desolation
despair
desperation
despise
despite
despoil
despot
despotic
despotism
dessert
destine
destiny
destitution
destrier
destroy
destroyer
destruction
destructive
desuetude
detach
detachment (Fr. détachement)
detail (Fr. détail)
detain (Old Fr. detenir)
détente
detention
deterge
detergent
deterioration
determination
determinative
determine
detest
detestable
detestation
detonation
detour
detract
detraction
detractor
detriment
Detroit (Fr. détroit = strait)
deuce, from deux (two)
devastation
develop
development
deviation
device (Old Fr. devis)
devise
devoid
devotion
devour (Old Fr. devorer)
devout (Old Fr. devot)
dexterity
diabolic
diabolical
diadem
diagonal
diagram
dialect
dialectic
dialogue
diamanté
diameter
diamond
diaper
diarrhea
diatonic
diatribe
didactic
diet
differ
difference
different
difficulty
dig
digestible
digestion
digestif
digestive
dignity (Old Fr. dignite)
dilatation
dilate
diligence
diligent
dime, Old Fr. disme "a tenth part", compare Mod. Fr. dîme
diminish
diminution
diminutive
dine
dinner
diocesan
diocese
diorama
diphtheria
diphthong
diplomacy, Fr. diplomatie
diplomat
direction (Fr. direction)
director
dirigible, Fr. dirigeable
disaccustom
disadvantage
disagree
disagreeable
disallow
disappoint (Fr. desappointer)
disarm (Old Fr. desarmer)
disaster
disastrous
disavow
disband
disburse
discern
discernable
discernment
discharge
discipline
disclaim
disclaimer
disclose
discolour
discomfit
discomfiture
discomfort
disconcert
discontinuance
discontinue
discord
discordant
discothèque or discothèque, thus disco
discount
discountenance
discourage
discourse
discover (Old Fr. descovrir)
discreet
discretion
discursive
discussion
disdain
disease
disenchant
disenfranchise
disengage
disfavour
disfigure
disgorge
disgrace
disguise(Old Fr. desguisier)
disgust
dishabille
dishevel
dishonest
dishonesty
dishonour
disillusion
disinclination
disinfect
disinfectant
disinter
disjoint
disjunction
dislocation
dislodge
disloyal
disloyalty
dismal
dismantle
dismay
dismember
disobedience
disobedient
disobey
disoblige
disorder
disorganize
disorient
disparage
disparagement
disparity
dispensation
dispense
dispenser
disperse
dispersion
displace
display
displease
displeasure
disport, Old Fr. desporter
disposable
dispose
disposition
dispossess
disprove
disputation
dispute
dissension
dissever
dissimulation
dissociation
dissolution
dissonance
dissonant
dissuade
distance
distant
distemper
distention
distill
distillery
distinct
distinction
distinctive
distingue
distinguish
distress
distribution
distributive
district
disturb
disturbance
disunion
disuse
ditty
diuretic
diverse
diversify
diversion
diversity
divert
divest
dividend
divination
divine
divinity
divisible
division
divorce
divorcee
docile
docility
doctor
doctrinaire
doctrine
document
dogmatism
doleful
dolmen, Fr. dolmin also dolmen, perhaps incorrect transcription of Cornish tolmen
dolomite
dolorous
dolphin
domain
dome
domestic
domicile
dominant
domination
dominion
domino
donation
donor
dormant
dormer
dorsal
dosage
dose
dossier
double
double entendre
doublet
doubloon
doubt
douche
dowager
dower
dowry
doyen
doyenne
dozen, from Old Fr. dozaine, compare modern Fr. douzaine
drab
dragoman
dragon
dragoon
dram
dramaturge
dramaturgy
drape
draper
drapery
dress (Old Fr. dresser)
dressage
dresser
droll
drollery
dromedary
dropsy, Old Fr. idropsie
drug
druggist
druid, Old Fr. druide, from Latin druidae, from Gaulish
dualism
duality
dub
dubitation
ducal
ducat
duchess
duchy
ductile
due (Old Fr. deu, pp. of devoir)
duet
du jour
duke
dulcet
dulcimer
Duluth
dune
dungeon
dupe
duplication
duplicity
durability
durable
durance
duration
duress
during (Old Fr. durer, compare endure)
duty (Anglo-Fr. duete from Old Fr. deu)
duvet
dynamic
dynasty
dysentery
dysphemism
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E
eager, Old Fr. aigre
eagle, Old Fr.egle, compare modern Fr. aigle
ease, Old Fr. aise
easement
easy, Old Fr. aisie, compare modern Fr. aisé
eau de toilette
ebriety
ecarte
eccentric
ecclesiastic
echelon, Fr. échelon
éclair or éclair
éclat
eclectic
eclipse
economic
economist
écorché
ecru
ecstasy, Old Fr.estaise, compare modern Fr. extase
écu
edict
edification
edifice
edify
edition
education
efface
effect
effectual
effervescence
efficacy
efficient
effigy
effleurage
efflorescence
effort
effrontery
effuse
effusion
egalitarian
eglantine
egoism
egoist
egret
Egypt
ejaculation
ejection
elan
elapse
elastic
elation
election
elegance
elegant
elegiac
elegy
element
elementary
elephant, Old Fr. oliphant, compare modern Fr. éléphant
elevation
eligible
elite or élite
ellipse
eloign
elope
elopement
eloquence
eloquent
elucidate
email
emancipation
embalm
embark
embarkation
embarras
embarrass
embarrassment
embassy
embattle
embellish
embezzle
emblem
emblematic
embolism
embonpoint
emboss
embouchure
embrace
embrasure
embroider
embroidery
embroil
emerald
emerge
emergence
emery
emetic
emigre or émigré
eminence
eminent
emir, Fr. émir, colloquial pronunciation of Ar. amir "commander"
emissary
emission
emollient
emolument
emotion
empanel
emperor (Old Fr. empereor)
empire
emplacement
employ (Middle Fr. employer)
empress
emprise
emulation
emulsion
enamel
enamour
en bloc
enceinte
enchant
enchanter
enchantment
enclave
enclose
encore
encounter
encourage, from Old Fr. encoragier, compare modern Fr. encourager
encouragement
encroach
encrust
encumber
encumbrance
endeavour or endeavor
endive
endorphin
endorse
endothermic
endow
endue
endurance
endure (Old Fr. endurer)
enemy, Old Fr. enemi, compare modern Fr. ennemi
energy (Fr. énergie)
enervation
enfant terrible
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
ennoble
ennui
enormity
en passant
enrage
enrich, Old Fr. enrichir
enroll
enrollment
en route
ensample
ensemble
ensign
ensue
en suite or ensuite
ensure
entente
enter, Old Fr. entrer
enterprise
entertain
enthrone, M.E. enthronize, from Old Fr. introniser
enthusiasm
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
environ, Old Fr. environer
environs
envisage, Fr. envisager
envoy, Fr. envoyé
envy, Old Fr. envie
epaulet or epaulette, Fr. épaulette
épée or épée
epic, Fr. épique
epicurean, Old Fr. Epicurien
epidemic, Fr. épidémique
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.équipage
equipment, Fr. équipement
equitable
equity, Old Fr. équité
equivalence
erectile
ergot
ermine, Old Fr. ermine, compare Modern Fr. hermine
erode, Fr. éroder
erosion, Fr. érosion
erotic, Fr. érotique
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. évaporation
evasion, Fr. évasion
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. faïence
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
fiance
fiancee
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
flèche
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)
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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. jarretière
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
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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. hâte
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
Helen, Fr. Hélène, 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 là
horde
horizon
horizontal
horoscope
horrible
horror
hors de combat
hors d'œuvre
hospice
hospitable
hospital, Old Fr. hospital, compare modern Fr. hôpital
hospitality, Old Fr. hospitalité
host, Old Fr. hoste, compare modern Fr. hôte
hostage
hostel, Old Fr. hostel, compare modern Fr. hôtel
hostelry
hostile
hostility
hostler
hotel, Old Fr. hostel, compare modern Fr. hôtel
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. hütte
hutch, Old Fr. huche
hydrate
hydrogen
hyena, Old Fr. hiene, compare modern Fr. hyène
hygiene, Fr. hygiène
hygienic
hygrometre
hygroscopic
hymen, Fr. hymen, from Greek hymen
hymn
hyoid
hypnagogic
hypnotic
hypochondriac, Fr. hypocondriaque
hypocrisy
hypocrite
hypothesis
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