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oarse, gross, rude, rough, low. grossierete, _f._ coarseness, rudeness, vulgar remark. grossir, _v_ to enlarge, swell, magnify, grow, increase. grotesque, _adj._ grotesque. grotte, _f._ grotto. grouiller, _v._ to swarm, crawl. groupe, _m._ group. grouper, _v._ to group. Guerande, small town in the department of Loire-Inferieure. guere, _adv._ scarcely; ne ... -- , scarcely. guerre, _f._ war. guerrier, -ere, _adj. and s._ of war, warlike, warrior. guet, _m._ watch; faire le --, to be on the lookout. guetter, _v._ to watch, watch for. gueule, _f._ mouth (of animals), jaws, chops. gueusard, _m._ rascal. gueux, -euse, _adj. and s._ beggarly, poor, beggar, scoundrel. guide, _m._ guide. guider, _v._ to guide, steer. guigne, _f._ white-heart cherry. guignon, _m._ bad luck. Guillaume, William. Guillemet, Willie (a child's name, diminutive of Guillaume). guinder, _v._ to hoist, strain; guinde, -e, stiff, unnatural. guirlande, _f._ garland, wreath. guise, _f._ manner, way; en -- de, as a. Gulistan, _m._ Garden of Roses (name of a moralizing poem by Sadi, a Persian poet of the 13th century). guttural, -e, _adj._ guttural. guzla, _f._ guzla (Croatian violin with one string). gymnastique, _adj._ gymnastic; pas --, double-quick, run, trot. H ('h=aspirate h) habile, _adj._ clever, skilful. habilement, _adv._ cleverly, skilfully. habiller, _v._ to dress. habit, _m._ coat, dress-coat; _pl._ clothes. habitant, _m._ inhabitant. habitation, _f._ habitation, dwelling, house. habiter, _v._ to live in, dwell. habitude, _f._ habit; d'--, usual, usually. habitue, _m._ frequenter, regular customer. habituel, -le, _adj._ habitual. habituellement, _adv._ habitually. habituer, _v._ to accustom. 'hache, _f._ ax. 'hagard, -e, _adj._ haggard. 'haick, _m._ haik (piece of cloth used as an outer garment by the Arabs). 'haillon, _m._ rag, tatter. 'haine, _f._ hatred, hate. 'hair, _v._ to hate. haleine, _f._ breath. 'haleter, _v._ to pant. 'haleur, _m._ hallier (person who draws a boat upon entering a port, etc.). 'halle, _f._ market; les Halles, the large Central Market in Paris. hallucination, _f._ hallucination. 'halte, _f._ halt; faire --, to halt. 'hameau, _m._ hamlet. 'hanche, _f._ hip. 'hanter, _v._ to haunt. 'happer, _v._ to snatch (with the mouth). 'harasser, _v._ to harass, jade, tire out. 'hardes, _f. pl._ clothes. 'hardi, -e, _adj._ bold. 'hardiesse, _f._ boldness. 'hardiment, _adv._ boldly. harmonie, _f._ h
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