English Words of French Origin

These words came to us from French. Based on the definition, guess the word.

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Definition	Word
Car with a retractable top	Cabriolet
Meeting or date	Rendezvous
An acknowledgement of a hit or an argument	Touché
Big hamlet	Village
A triumph, a takeover	Coup
Without, lacking	Sans
Small handgun	Pistolet
Blind alley or dead end street	Cul-de-sac
Estate where wine is produced; manor house	Château
Group of art pioneers	Avant-garde
Pale greenish-blue colour	Turquoise
Head cook	Chef
Composite work of art	Collage
Friendly diplomatic understanding	Entente
Eating establishment where you are served at your table	Restaurant
The act of disguising to seem invisible	Camouflage
The movie industry	Cinema
Top crust of a dish	Gratin
The management of money and other assets	Finance
Waiter in a french restaurant	Garçon

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Jun 26, 2020

we can go further by adding english words with norman origins, norman is not 100% french (bcause old Norse from vikings is mixed with french) but many words are similars