défloration, n.f., defloration.
déflorer, v.a., to deflour, to deflower. — un sujet; to take the freshness off a subject.
☉défluer, v.n., (astrol.) to flow, to recede.
défonçage, n.m., (agri.) subsoil plowing; trenching.
défoncé, -e, part., broken, battered in. Chemin —; broken road.
défoncement (-fons-mān), n.m., (tech.) staving in, beating in of the head of casks; (agri.) digging up; deep plowing.
défoncer, v.a., to stave in (a cask); to bilge; to cut up; to knock in (the head of a cask). — un terrain; to dig up, to trench ground. — une peau; to dip a hide. — un chapeau; to batter in a hat.
se défoncer, v.r., to give way at the bottom; to break up (of roads); to get cut up.
déformation, n.f., deformation.
déformé, -e, adj., deformed, out of shape.