Verbs

Question 1

Assumer

Answer 1

to take on responsibility (for something)

Question 2

Faillir

Answer 2

To almost (do something)

Question 3

Se débrouiller

Answer 3

To get by, to manage, to cope

Question 4

Ficher

Answer 4

To file, to stick/drive (formal)
To do, to give, to put (informal)

Question 5

Ignorer

Answer 5

To not know

Question 6

S’installer

Answer 6

To settle, to set oneself up, to sit down, or to take hold

Question 7

Ranger

Answer 7

To arrange, to tide, to put away

Question 8

Se régaler

Answer 8

To have a good time, to treat someone to a good meal, to regale someone with a story

Question 9

Trier

Answer 9

To sort (something)

Question 10

Tutoyer

Answer 10

To switch from vous to tu

Question 11

Vouvoyer

Answer 11

To switch from tu to vous

Question 12

Blablater

Answer 12

To yack, to blabber

Question 13

Meugler

Answer 13

To moo

Question 14

Yaourter

Answer 14

To yogurt (denotes trying to speak or sing and floundering, especially in a foreign language)

Question 15

Affubler

Answer 15

To deck oneself out in (more color/flair than s’habiller)

To ridicule (more abstract)

Question 16

Déroger

Answer 16

To depart from the status quo

Question 17

écoper

Answer 17

To bail out water (from a boat)

To get, to receive (a penalty/punishment/fine)

Question 18

émoustiller

Answer 18

To excite, to render playful (most often context is taste or other sensory pleasures)

To titillate or to arouse (other meaning)

Question 19

Déculotter

Answer 19

To take off someone’s underwear, to “pants” someone.

To defeat someone in an embarrassing or flagrant way.