i. Dandy
Man who cares too much about the smartness of his clothes and his appearance.
E.g.: There are a lot of dandies in this restaurant.
French : Dandy, muscadin.
ii. Damsel
Young unmarried woman.
E.g.: The handsome prince rescued the damsel in distress.
French: Demoiselle.
iii. Deafen
Make (somebody) feel deaf or unable to hear sounds around him by making a very loud noise.
E.g.: You make too much noise! You may deafen us.
French: Assourdir.
iv. Debar
Shut somebody out (of a place), prevent from entering; keep out bar temporarily; from school, office, etc.
E.g.: Girls in short clothes were debarred from the club.
French: Ecarter
v. Dregs
The remnants of a liquid left in a container, together with any sediment.
E.g.: Please, shake the bottle to loosen the dregs before use.
French: Lie, depot…
