évaporati-f, -ve, adj., causing evaporation.
évaporation, n.f., evaporation; giddiness, thoughtlessness.
évaporatoire, adj., evaporating.
évaporé, -e, n. and adj., giddy, thoughtless person; evaporate, evaporated. Un jeune homme —; a giddy-brained youth.
évaporer, v.a., to evaporate, to give vent, to pour out in words. — son chagrin; to give vent to one’s grief.
s’évaporer, v.r., to evaporate; to get giddy, heedless. Il commence à s’—; his conduct is becoming irregular.
évasé, part., widened; bell-shaped; bell-mouthed. Nez —; nose with wide nostrils.
évasement (é-vâz-mān), n.m., width, widening (at the mouth of a vase, etc.); (arch.) splay.
évaser, v.a., to widen (an opening); to spread, to extend; (arch.) to splay. — un tuyau; to widen a pipe. — un arbre; to extend a tree. S’—; to be widened; to extend, to spread.
évasi-f, -ve, adj., evasive.