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trouve pas dans le pas d'un --, it's not found every day. aneantir, _v._ to annihilate, dumbfound. anfractuosite, _f._ anfractuosity, inequality, unevenness. ange, _m._ angel. anglais -e, _adj._ and _s._ English, Englishman (written Anglais when _s._). angle, _m._ angle, corner. Angleterre, _f._ England. angoisse, _f._ anguish, great anxiety. animal, _m._ animal, creature, beast. animer, _v._ to animate. ankyloser, _v._ to ankylose (cause stiffening of the joints); ankylose,-e, ankylosed, stiff. annales, _f. pl._ annals. anneau, _m._ ring. annee, _f._ year. Annette, Annie. annonce, _f._ announcement, advertisement. annoncer, _v._ to announce. anse, _f._ handle, inlet, cove. antichambre, _f._ antechamber, anteroom. anticlerical, -e, _adj._ anti-clerical. antilope, _f._ antelope. antique, _adj._ antique, ancient, old-fashioned. Antoine, Anthony. anxieux, -euse, _adj._ anxious. aoh, represents the English pronunciation of oh. aout, _m._ August (pronounced: _ou_). apaisement, _m._ appeasement, relief. apaiser, _v._ to appease, soothe; s'--, be calmed, subside. apanage, _m._ appanage, lot, characteristic. apercevoir, _v._ to perceive, notice, see; s'-- (de), perceive, etc. aplatir, _v._ to flatten. aplomb, _m._ plumb, perpendicular position; d'--, straight, perpendicularly (_b_ not pronounced). Apollon, Apollo (Greek and Roman god of oratory, medicine, poetry, the arts, the sun, etc.). apoplexie, _f._ apoplexy. apotheose, _f._ apotheosis. apparaitre, _v._ to appear. appareil, _m._ apparatus. apparence, _f._ appearance, bearing, look. apparent, -e, _adj._ apparent. apparition, _f._ apparition, appearance. appartement, _m._ apartment. appartenir, _v._ to belong. appel, _m._ call, roll-call, appeal; faire l'--, to call the roll. appeler, _v._ to call, call out; s'--, be named; il se faisait --, he gave as his name. appetit, _m._ appetite. application, _f._ application. appliquer, _v._ to apply, put one thing on another. apporter, _v._ to bring, bring forward. appreciable, _adj._ appreciable. apprecier, _v._ to estimate, judge the value of, value, appreciate. apprehension, _f._ apprehension. apprendre, _v._ to learn, teach, tell, hear of, show. apprenti, _m._ apprentice. appret, _m._ preparation. appreter, _v._ to prepare, get ready; s'--, prepare, get ready. approche, _f._ approach, coming; approches du jour, approach of day. approcher, _v._ to approach; s'-- (de), approach. approprier, _v._ to ap
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