aï crépitant
101PYRITES Lapis — fulvus est, tenerique se vehementius non permittit: ac, si quando artiori manu premitur, digitos adurit, Solin. c. 37. hinc πυρῖτις, quod digitos adurat. Sed Pyritis gemma est, Pyrites, Graece πυρίτης, lapis; quemadmodum aetites gemma est, quae… …
102tan — abatant abattant aboutant abritant absentant acceptant acclimatant accostant accotant accréditant achetant acquittant actant adaptant admettant admonestant adoptant affectant affrontant affrétant affûtant agiotant agitant agrémentant aiguilletant …
103tant — abatant abattant aboutant abritant absentant acceptant acclimatant accostant accotant accréditant achetant acquittant actant adaptant admettant admonestant adoptant affectant affrontant affrétant affûtant agiotant agitant agrémentant aiguilletant …
104crepitate — [ krɛpɪteɪt] verb make a crackling sound. Derivatives crepitant adjective crepitation noun Origin C17 from L. crepitat , crepitare, from crepare to rattle …
105godant — participe présent. Argot. jouissant, c est à dire, par antiphrase, souffrant. Voyez un peu le cran, le tonus! Cinq, six jours je garde cette forme! godant! crépitant! Les feuillets que je couvre!... F1, 39 …
106sub — sub·abdominal; sub·account; sub·acetate; sub·acid; sub·acidity; sub·acute; sub·adult; sub·aerial; sub·aesthetic; sub·age; sub·agency; sub·agent; sub·akhmimic; sub·alary; sub·alate; sub·alimentation; sub·alkaline; sub·allocate; sub·almoner;… …
107subcrepitant — sub·crepitant …
108crepitate — /ˈkrɛpəteɪt/ (say krepuhtayt) verb (i) (crepitated, crepitating) to make a crackling sound; crackle; rattle. {Latin crepitātus, past participle} –crepitation, noun –crepitant, adjective …
109crepitate — v.i. crackle. ♦ crepitant, a. ♦ crepitation, ♦ crepitus, n …
110barboter — I. Barboter de froid ou de paour, Horrere frigore vel pauore, Mento tremere vel trepidare, Crepitant mihi dentes prae frigore. II. Barboter quelques paroles entre les dents, Mutire, Mussare …
