maure, n.m. V. more.
mauresque, adj. V. moresque.
mauricaud, adj. V. moricaud.
mausolée, n.m., mausoleum.
maussade, adj., sulky, sullen, cross, disagreeable; unpleasant, dull, tedious; awkward; slovenly, clumsy.
maussadement (mô-sad-mān), adv., disagreeably, sullenly, peevishly.
maussaderie (mô-sa-drî), n.f., unpleasantness, sullenness, sulkiness.
mauvais, -e, adj., bad, ill, evil; mischievous, ill-natured; injurious; wrong, amiss; unpleasant; contrary, adverse; (print.) battered (of letters); unhandsome. —e nouvelle; bad news. — livre; mischievous, wretched book. Avoir —e mine; to look ill. Prendre quelque chose en —e part; to take a thing ill, in a bad sense, or in bad part. —e tête; hot-headed person. — sujet; worthless fellow, rascal, scoundrel.
mauvais, n.m., bad. Il faut prendre le bon et le —; one must take the good with the bad.
mauvais, adv., bad, wrong. Sentir —; to have a bad smell. Il fait —; it is bad weather. Trouver — que; to take it ill that.